The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-30

snIUuS etrop, bO0e0 on ttotV SW0 khNkne669s
through, and embracing The fold q the other cad
bolt Viii h hads hitohiDg strap r,Dg; I throat ran
sew,d 70 The check rings hichug ltsp OK sses log.
buckle Is inches and ssanoing loop, blst se.sd
to tho buckle end By the same seam which holds tho
e8A the leather Ia black bride harness leather,
and the buckles are bued IN slleGSe iron.
160'he SADDLE composed OF tree saddle skirts.
assnrups sissh and grin strap. surcisie oruPper
l6o-wood--(beeoh)-l pomno made Of two pieces
fssner together = Top .nd GIN cAose formed Of 20
s sSss ~: 2 %.ss
the bus in On The under sdo strap norti,e in the
pommel, strap n orticee In the candle.
1Sl-rhere .hrec sixs rtfoes varying in the length
Of .be scat The number is marked on the pomme orns
ment
No. 1. IL inches length Of scat. 1S per csnt
No. No. :. Il TX S 90. S 90. g g d 30.
email hoes top fastened to the edo bars by rivsts
pornmel pa inch ,nies, semicrcelar fastened .
thick with GO smax holes en- too fsened 20 the sid,
bars by rytts can-o pats inrh thick fastened to
the rear Of the oaotle ~ vets strr2 cops hinged
In hedfasts which fseteued 20 tho side bars by
rivets.
le3-rhe tee liz painted with one co,t Of white Lad.
II Is covered with bess qosIty KIP skin hide put on
wet eewed W sbonas ssne, he'd 10 psce by
stitches Through The rood aopg She jncc IL tue pou
se and csAeic win The AIDE bars ihe soSms arc nsde
the bore or riGor.
1912 crupper rings hold by osapcs oriveu into tho
fasteDed TO tho frcnt OF the pommci by brass s,rews
inch; cruppsr rings. Uspsaued blsckJ fastened BY
staples astened 10 The lrsr Of canto By four brass
screws, u inch; guard plsts, pomuel ernamented
shield chapel. sheet brvs,) fassei cd the p,mme
to the camille by 2screv pn toot stainless fastened
the beck strap by brass screws inch; 1 sadciebGg
stud fastened on the back strap 70 che cAnte arc By Two
i6b--rwo saddle ekrt,, Chick harness leather fast
eped 70 the side bars " 50 brass gore VS. inch; astay
loops for the saddle bag straps eewe0 to the edgc OF
the skirts.
lss-rwo strrups, thskory or osk) made
1 transom and fastened by q iron rvets, each 4
burrs; leather hoods, fastened to the sirrups by
OF stirrup iDchss strrup straps, brass buckles
1915 inches Gliding loops pass through the strrup
loops ana through ho'c cut tn the skirts sweat
feathers, each has twO Standing loops.
167--Grth-2 Rirth straps piss the ponmeI and
cnte to which they fastened bs "copper" ryets
and burs they are fs tened t, the de bas by brass
ews x inch; the ends are sewed into RIGGS, So
ioChes grth bets sewed TO the straight sdo Of the
chspe buckle nuhes s,.nSns loop and one Safe
on the n end: and one ohspe, buckle, inches,
ring, So riches standing loop, safe on the near SIDE
l6SS'x coat straps, buckles, C25 inch, and stops
They pas through the moftces ia the ommei and cantc
ana the foot staples.
I69-One carbne socket, L strap, buckle, OTIS inch
eeHed 20 the socket the socket is bucked to the Drng
on the of side Of the eaddle.
17o-oEe suroogie, % inches, blue woollen webbing
chapo. 1buckie 1e inches standing loop on one cud
and billet the other billet lining sewed over the
end Of webbing to the billet; standing loops near the
17l-Crupper--l dock, made Of a single piece and
stuffed with hair tho cnds sewed TO the body OF the crup
per; badly. split at end. has sewei to chape,
ring lbs inchea, back stra ,s-each has buckle,
O. rs inch AMI two sliding loopsthey pass through tho
rings Of tho side bars and the ring on tho body of the
li2-saddle bags-(bse leasher) They composed
pouches and seat the ends Of tho scat are sowed
10 the pouches Each pouch has back, sewed to tho
gussct and upper part Of inner front with welt gusse.
sewed TO the back ana % Otter and inner front with
welt Zap eewet TO The top OF the back aud TO the seat
by seams; Zap billet sewed 10 the point Of tho Zap;
ohape aid bucAe, o 625 inch, seWed to tho outer
'front.' billet buckle 6l5 inch sowed to til, chape.
The seat 10 sewcd to he pouch by the which
join the dap 70 the back Of the pouch has two holes
for tho foot staples and hole for the saddle bag stud
key straps sewed 10 the scat its ends lacing
thongs for the pouches.
I7S-saddio blanket--ro be OF pure wool, cose woven
border inches wide inches from the edge The letters
u s., inches high Of orange color in the centre OF the
blanket Dimensions: i5 inches loag 81 inches wide;
weight, s'1siS pounds; variation allowed in weight,
l7A-spurst brass), spurs wels, riyets, spur
T kSs Of Of h sssI No as III meas
Length Of shank to ceatrc Of rowel, inch.
Diameter Of rowel, o So inch
1!5-One ho,se brush-1 body, (maple), Russia bris-
ties cover glued and fastened {, the body by brass
screws hsnd strap fair leather fastened to the sides
OF the Geiy by screws; leather washers under the
heads OF Screws niMrnsi,ns body rs inches long,
inches wide inch thick cover In III thick; brIstes
project inch; hand strvp inches wide
176-One curry combou. japanned black. The pattern
Of carpenter No SS3 body (sheet iron, the top
and bottom ecges turned at right angles, forming two
roxs Of tecth double rows OF teet rivetted to the
body by six rveis cross bar rvttted across the top
by rivets; handle shark, riyeted to the body by
rivets handle turned ind painted passes over
I inch
width 10 inches; thickness, Is nch length OF han
dle inches weight, o 81 pound.
aIe the body, tho neck, ts head tho SWELL the point
larat ring around the NECK, Sshaped tho larger OPEN
aeter at swell, nchss from point rs inch at neck
inch; at head inch; larii, ring, 0.2 inch wire.
welded; interior diameter inch; weight Of pr, 20
pounos
17S-One arat-Best hemp a inch rope, 80 feet long,
Of srsnds an eye soIicet in one end the other end
whipped with nall twine .seght, % pounds.
17a-One linl-1 strap, embracing in tho fold at one
eni ap,pg hook, ana AZ the other pack OTIS inch.
and billet
1s0-One nose bag--Same Es for light artillery.
srSRESEapEis
1elA ctzen's rrock coat OF blue cloth, With buttons
black pantaoons ana vest plain whi,o dark blue
cravst or stock, black
MISCELLANEOUS
182Genera officers, ami colonies having the brevet
rank Of general officers may occasions Of ceremony,
ard when not serving with troops, wear The " drees"
aud 20 undrcss" prescribed by existing regulations
Ia3Olcers below tho grade Of colonel having brevet
rank will the epaulettes and shoulder straps dis
tinctvo Of thsir army rank In all other respec thcr
uniform aud dress will be that Of their respective rcgi
men,s, corps departments. and according to their
commissions in the Same. Ofisers above the grade Of
lieutenant colonel by ordinary commission having bre
We. rank may the uni orm Of their poctive regi
mens corps, that OF general officers, according 70
theil brevet rank
1sI--Onicere permitted TO plain dark blue
body coat with the button designating their respective
corps, regiments or departments, without any other
mark ornament upon IL. Such coat, however, not
to DO considered dress for any military purpose.
Ie5-In like manner Oil cers are permitted 70 wear
bun, white blue vest with the small button OF their
corps, regiment or department
166-0lcers Striving with mounted troops are allowed
to wear for stable duty plain dark blue cloth jacket
with one Of buttons down the root accord
ing rank stand up collar eoped In front az that OF the
uniform coat shoulder straps according to rans but no
other ornament.
1s7he hair TO be short the beari {, be worn at the
pie asre OF the Individual but when worn, to be kept
short and neatly trimmed
1874 hand will the uniform Of the regiment or
corps 10 which it belongs. rhe commanding Oil er may,
he expense OF the corps sanctioned by the Council OF