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Letter from 11ajor Haia.
TO THIS EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

IN your paper Of the 3Ist Of March read my dismissal
from tho service FOR drunkenness. Permit state
that have never received any charge, either OF
drunkenness or any other guilt ~ long have boon
In tho United States SERVICE but having been
rated from the 23d OF February TO tho eth Of April
the Old Capitol prison, on charges do not know,
although applied for the officially 10 tho Military
Governor Of the District Of Columbia General Marndals
TO- tho Secretary Of War, TO the President himself
also 70 the Provost Marshal General Colonel Fry mel.
thor have obtained charges preferred against
hearing. court OF inquiry or anything 70 give mo any
Secretary OF War Hon Edwin H. stanton told mo ON tho
tho 18th Of April that had 10 draw my pay Tor April
this general informsd me that nv case was b"fcr. The
President for rcconsderain and that he would give
the order for my pay MS soon as the onics report was
returned 10 him As must presume that my dismissal
from the service rests solely mistake, request YOU
a. United States officer who always DID his duty faith
fully and never was guilty OF any crime or conduct
becoming an ofhcer aud gentleman aud my name is
To be sustained unsuiledo publish these lines IN your
valuable paper have fought FOR fifteen years for thu
same cause First az member 81 the Democratic Son.
gress In frankf RI and PerliD, Germany then in the
war iar me .nns'it1ionai Union IN lsis with Generals
sgel and Schurz later. IN the press IN England South
Africa, Australia and last editor Of tho German
newsraper Of South America and the Spanish gazette,
la tnin m Lima. Pea, from which place ] arrived In
June. ls6l In faItimore raised IN Philadelphia several
companies Of Infantry became captain and ard de camp
OF the second brigade Benksr division served without
the pay due g. mo until appointed by tho fres-
dent and confirmed by the senate, tho i1h Of April
1907 mayor aud hld behefh
Jonn Fremont, with whom fought at the hattie 4
Cross Keys. msnued horsed and equipped twenty guns
by his order, nd have been waiting orders since the
2sth q June last year, IN Washington, although ap.
Piled for actual service officially In writing 10 tho Honor
able Secretary q War the President Of the United States
10 Generals Banks, Sgel. Butler Hetntkeman Nc
but without Therefore have done everything
IN officers power 10 do my duty, besides aided with
pen and words thu glorious o the Union and the
present government and hope W full salts
faction.
hope and 6csirc that all the other papers will cory
this my truthful statement regard due " faithful
officer and former editor OF consideration. am
sir, your obcdisnt servant, AUGUSTUS HAM,
Iaie Major and Aid de Camp the stan u MAJOR General
Fremont.
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MIACEILANE0ua,
A cAED-ro TIE rRISrsss OF rms 1IssD

ksw yoRK. May 81 id5.
Iho printers OF New York fearing fellow cras
n thr country lie misley BY various state
hrhts whhh nave APPEARED In NV iNs 70.
-
FInding that u WAS necesiry Ask %
WAC To IN 1T partially tLc IN ~
ne I've New tork printers
Tuesday the tth inst. that at the
womb rApect that the Increase which they
wod be paid The fpr their alor. Tbs Justine ~ the
quest very generally aknoN cged ~ tie rnylpyefs
AMI the ncrrast has bcn paid By thc Afat oiy Of
thn since the time named for iis DING lni0 ~ A.
usual howevtr MI snch oretsuns, minority ~ We
pos have not acredef to hr rqursi OF tetr enpny
And n consequence hereoi me ern a,r Doe, CO.. ~ led 70
'stse IN ucy have hccn al. hiis
IA others lhey kavc ne-n nnsueecss nj ss 81
~ certain spapers Of this ry ADVERTISEMENT ave
hcen Published snd even editorial. priairi stains Stat
uw iuf 60 compost "a graf lens1a,
and ial there are NO, eno1g, the. "a ms ~ 10 sn
sAcA demand and smR OF 81 s1~s 10 send COM osi
tS her rhis statement very vide % I'VE run fhre are
great man 'omposors un-iplo, I'D ~ present 10 this T. y
buthey WI not work ~ 1cesiess uan - ,sr nxd upon ~
the fafs, ~ that be- lei by tties@ statements
m"nt Printers coming from aess NJ tle present
tine will not be received by their craftsmen Of this cisy
with favor; and any employers who may them vi
cert~nly no, respect them.
Frun the friends Of rennnerNtvc labor matter what
thor calling ask the ad NJ their kind word and the hen
eh OF their ssss In giving the widest possible publicity
h. this plato statement ol facts. ~. NJ. FAILING.
Pr-sid Mt Sey York TypogrA pniuAi uuion NJ. o
u. n. tifIL. Rec irdsg Secretary.
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Csey Intelligence.

Tm LATE DnOwMxa CASUALTY IN THE EAST RIVERA
notice OF the drowning Of two boys named James Finn
Edward Roach, Tuesday last by tho steamer Con
uental coming In contact with ram which they wors
At the time, appeared In yesterdays ISSUE On the rat
also third boy. named John rion who was pro-
vdentay saved being picked by Of tho Catharnc
ferry boats OBren desires to STATE emphaticaly that
Il through the absolute recklessness Of the pilot
Continental that the melancholy accident occurred lie
alsD desires the assertion that he brought
10 station house. and made attachments relative 10 the
affair The pilot u the Continental, he asserts. might
have easily seored out OF tho way and thus saved
lives OF two human beings
Tyw CHARcK AGAINST EMIL GKNAIiSo PASSING Corr
MoSxr.-Mr. Emil GenaIno, tho Italian wine
dealer, doing business at No. IL North william
notice Of whose arrest for passing counterfeit money ap
pearcd In yesterdays HsRALD) desires say that this
charge against him In a conspiracy. The complaint
made by v. !. Moore. 1 IL Prince street James Cayl
nagh, 376 Bowory aud scheaen Brothers, druggists and
he accuses those gentlemen Of conspiracy IN the matter
PRESENTATION CAPrAu WILLIAM ss1nAcn, on COMPANY
X, EIEvEsIH REGIMENT NEw YoRK NATIONAL GuARD.--The
officers and members Of this fine company assembled
Wednesday evening at their hcadqusres No. $40 Eighth
avenue. and presented 10 Captain william seebach an
eegant sword, belt ana sash token OF their high
respect and attachment Tho whole affair entirely
unexpected and surprising to the Captain who IN few
touching remarks expressed his deep gratitude for the
honor conferred upon him by his old comrades.
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Opinions from the Field.
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN NAgLE TO HIS PATH

CAxp oy THE EIaHrr.noarH REGIMENT NYv.1
IRsH BRIGADE, NEAR FALMOUTH, Va, May Is, 1869.
The Irish Brigade has ceased exist The resignation
OF our beloved chief General Mesghsr, has been ac-
cepted and with him 20 hearts, hopes and
spraon The history Of the Irish Brigade Of the United
states Army Is closed.
While We feel glad that brave chief retires with
pure and noble record there aching void In our
hearts, sad OF neglect N not Of wrong done 10 us
living comrades Of Indifference and GOODNESS 10
wards the memory Of our noble immortal dead whose
bones lie every battle field from Yorktown 10 the
and fatal rs ~ Chancellorsve Yes too sad and
too truly there I've the soldiers and chiefs Of the irish
higade"
siaSm, emulation and determined spirit 10 win
that would vie with the brgsdes Of famed IN
the military records 81 France SPAIN Austria and Italy
mpclled US through every danger made us indifer
fatigue, hunger cold cbcercd on as We
by the presence and voice % commander, al.
Ways leading The .ay ADD sharing n every prvs,n and
that bright glorious banner liberty hope which
a sheltered our exied conntrymen and which
10 dc end, we're the standards which each one
v1wed 10 carry through tho storm q battle and never n
desert.
cannot but reflect, when I look upon this camp aud
&C. The remnant q our regiments that in sny land uaer
any g eminent Ia Europe. brigade would be cherish
o. AMI rerreina'ed our shattered ranks ned, torn
stained banners p'acrd heh ~ cathedfal nave
aud, with recruited ranks and l1cs under Witch a.
win more giosie-. We would pas. viih nrm step an1
swelling hearts, N bright array bei the c0sutess
throns q citizens ior whose freedom mats nall,y snd ft
nnwn We offered our services aud were ready 20 lay
o te chef ~ brigade Whom no addressed M rrea,
atp.al the Secretary War 90 allow ~ 1. b. sh
draan from tho hed for culy shcr, time recruit and
Ga 90 ou ratks White That hope vas fresh and o..
& ursged by ttosr hhb ~ ro~sr. ynn might .cs V, H.
bfsbi efe the.a fare A. happy boarns u aag C,.te
vs thlct VITA The iifrfee ~ again Ysf ec sg IN q IA
t.af fetry nefi BE- tbc campof ccrs A-sa riyatcs--
s.. ihe s.i a asa N "a, I,sg ,, n<l vs. ruy =
tAiI 20 OlIst4ts tbe iAplcAes Is ti3t1.y mfaa eo
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The Best and Chssp. est Weekly Pubiica
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re Heat sua Cheat est Weekly Publica-
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Interesting Accrcmts OF ,b- p<tt SUCCESSES of tho
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son resuiti ng In the rrumob of IN, Irnion Ea-ces
Account OF the Burning Of tho Stat, cap,t. ~ N,i.
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An excellent Map show ing the scene " General Grant,
New Field of Operations on IN. Rig BLACK kiycr
graphic account OF Colonel Griers ms Great Cavalry
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The Uaion Leagues or western psnasyr-
vanIa.

IITI''' NO BAY - I7Ill1
The rnion Leagues q Western PEI Ivan bsrfr
very active Tor The Iast fow days. Msctass hAse been
baii In rit,sburg sud vicinity, wsshugrs. cancnshurs
And ohcf places addressed by 1Idge staBuoo ,ss
resry rtioruca from The PAST Thr orssf hah 3 y-i
many aocessons from democrats, wso aympaihHafvl,h
the ! a1go in bis loyalty o. TIA Uah1
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w,., wnL PAsficrci4ng the hfc7i rebel .,,.eirerts
81 iue .,ouicdcr ate ocb, az ascprac aud eIs 'ns %
Q ,ualiy amuag ne qos alon 20 $40 solfetra t,aies
ve.s amount " ir<i cus NJ rarvf nr1 s.is 4res rF
Ire lar eaoh porna The Nashvne rssr rolifs. i.at
Va ,o,r man ,iib vie nd Us tai4fap. d. AZ -,tt
states wnl, I've iuss zoe usysar< iif,s b.rdr, srr
s.l fat
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IRON the Rochester Union, May 20.
General wadsworth arrived here last night from the
East and stopped al Congress Hail. He called upon
by tho Mayor and ether citizens The General talked
quite freely Of the Of Affairs In Virginia and those
who heard him thought TINT he had somewhat modified
his views as 10 the capacity commanders. He did not
specially praise Hooker and said nothing dsrespcctul 70
Mcclellan IN the Of c0pevsd0a he referred 10 the
Losses IN all BY TIC late tie Rdppahannock
at from csrty fue 10 hirfyhres per cef Of Hookrs army
uhich at least hundred Mor.and strong.
The General left for Gonesco this morning. II Is ~ be
hoped that he will advise tho editor OF his "home organ
that the Union not far u the way In estimat
ing the whole loss Of Hooker thirty thousand that
paper would have tho public believe.
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Murder mt FACTORY Po,ns, w.

FAcrosr PoIsr. VI, May -, 1888.
samuel Wilson, young man. son Of Gilman Wilson,
stabbed through tho hesrt and Ia Other places day
His supposed murderer n under arrest His nspo Is
Davenport They we're both residents of vseory Point
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musCrLLANrOus.

A xnRssfA Ov On srERLIrg'H IsA STIMULATING.
~ oily stuset q roots, t~fss sod bsfgs u s.s 81 a.
he s.ip snf ifhtns a he heA snfreT srfAiss
dsntfan prevents The hsr iron falling oui o. .bine pc
maias-y grsy. 90 eA1ssh 70 g.. 80 snd Las ssAfs
EkuxhH ~ lMlnIiOsA
nKwAkK OF isf1ATl0ss
sDsn y'rvisr srr ~ i u siERIis5s
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o. iraaiisi. Do y q sfkgLiso spis rregFisLa Da
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The Lady Readers or the Herald Wish
Ing Cater Boots aud Bsimorals w.cing Slppars aud Gal
ters and boJs aud misses Roots aud Shoes psroulye
MILLER a co, s59 Canal street
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meet broadway where you obtain stylish ADD be-
eofninf Nat reasonable price and Will wager
the fespous- will b. kNOxs Avnlng yours ~ tir
Information thus luifed. pOcred kn0Ga a.
way. OF Fulton street and make select and
We gnersn.c that you VIII never regret the question
purchase Try the experiment
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Eight Carries de visite for 81, az Un
equalfed style and nnish at TAITs Of CoAnd
Greenwich strretA
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wheeler - wilson's sewing Maehin~s,
with valuable improvements one. $40 Broadway. -
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EverdciI's Wedding and Visiting
Csrdsthe elegant In the city; French Note Pa
per. y3 broadway. corner OF ID zane street
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Grand Display or straw Goods for
Misses boys and infants Al the aud desrabe sprns
styles nov really aI BASrAs s3 Canal street, corner Il
WOOSTER
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H1ts.-White's spring styles OF Hats
attractive Dress Hats Soft Imperial and
Also Caps 2lb Broadway.
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Evans
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
o. and ~ FULTON street.
Between Gold and Ciig streets.
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Brooks Spring Boots, Shoes, Over CAT
tors nne quality. Al LORIs BROOKS SONS tJt Broad:
way. corner 81 Howard street
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Prizes Cashed In ali Lsgalixed I.otte-
RES Information given JOSEPH BATHS. Broker
II Wall street, No. I, Now York.
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Prizes Cashed In all LegaIixed Lotte.
ries Inform ration given. J. u CLAYTON CO.
10 Wall street, basement room No. O.
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Omci.i Drawings Of the shelby College
kcitsry OF Kentucky
ExrRA GLASS ss7-May u. 1893
81, ], 8. 10, Is. 80, II. IL, 10, II, 78.
CLASS 3ss--MAy 81. 1863
80, 81, 4, II, 4, 10, AZ, IS, SO. 8, 20, 81, IS.
JOHN A NORRIS 4 co,
I'm Ia hal
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the H.mbleton H.bsas Corpus Case.


MAI 2l.-The Hambleton habeas corpus case was
brought up again before city Judge Mccunn, at cham
bers this afternoon Mr.. Glasscy counsel for the gov
crnmcnt, appeared and stated that no authorized
to say that in the action taken In the by General
Wool dsrespect intended towards Judge McCunn
either In his judicial private capacity Owing 10
several connected with the the officers
the government had deemed II advisable 70 the
examination VI the prisoner conducted In private BY
that alone could the ends OF justice be properly
served Mr.. Traphagen, Hamblcton's counsel, will be
allowed 10 conduct the examination In conjunction with
counsel for tho government after which the testimony
will be submitted the decision Of the City Judge Judge
McCunn, 10 CONCLUSION, expressed himself being per
ecty satisfied with the explanation given by Mr. classy
OrxRAnc Mrsu.-" Ioue,' with the fourth act Of
" Rgoetto," viii be given At O'Clock tomorrow at
tho Academy OF Musc the occasion Of tho benefit OF
Sig. Beliin. The cast includes Guerrabella Mazzoen
Biach and suizer. With such artists, and the popua
ry which the rendition Of lone has attained there
no doubt but tho Academy will be crowded.
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See Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands At WHEELER A WILSON'S 0s Broadway. Y.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-3O per cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Highest
rates paid for Douboons and all Kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR co Bankers 10 Wall street. New York.
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In Selecting "a Sewing Machine he sure
20 combine tie ornamental with the usefni machine
which Nil both aud cmhr0ider perpetual delight
The Groyer Baker Machine, ss5 BfoA wsy pertet
boh these Respects ThlA IA the ouly nane winch both
sewa and cmbroliers
Iron Work for Hot Hoases.-Js mes
Gordon nennesi n.t .9nssrvsiory iron vork buih by
0f Brsalway.
Romaine's Crimsaa Bttters Countsraet
The ~ effects Of change OF water and dsnd anrvAed
tonic and apIrlilsr Ihsy have ALREADY lsOsnE The
popular brrs introduced " the puhiie riey
are great favor ~ith s guest. Of ths Asi0r. 81 skho
Metropolitan. LAfarge and other arsi class hDtais
Rom sine's Crfmsan Filters Correct N "a ~
sni "a effects Of anppsrs and hours Thy
stbsrai- but no stoIlfyns feaetion foo~. Th.y are
RIOTS Tested approved in United States hospitals
% number Of osftlncAiTs
cevcf sad viii son he published
u. 70. Horn. Opttens, ana Broadway
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MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Wilson, VIII :cave
this port at noon tomorrow for AspnwalI
Tho mails for Central America and tho South Pacific
will close at haf-past ten O'Clock to morrow morning
The Nxw YoRK Standardization for the Paci1c--wl bs
ready at half past nine O'Clock TO morning. and
will contain all important news foreign and domestic
ceived during tho past ton days.
Single copies In Wrappers ready for mailing six ocnts
OMcial ORA wings MURRAY, Eddy 4
Co. - Kentucky aud Missouri State Isotteriea
ksrIucxv. Ezra CLASS ss7-May u. 1854
2, As, Is, 80, ~, 81, 40 Ii, IS, 80.
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Iron Work for Hot Houses.-Js mes
Gordon Bennett Eslts conservatory Iron by
HUTCHINSON wICKERsnaN, $50 Canal sr,ei, cas-,
OF Br.A
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DRoPosALs FOR SAFES.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Department Office of Construction, Washington,
d. c. until ~ o'clock m, OF May II, 1853 for all
Fire and BuTglaT-prOO Safes required by the Treas
uTy Department prior to January l, 1864.
Hldders must submit description Of the Safes
they propose to furnish, accompanied by drawings
showing the mode of construction, and full size
sections of the material used. Also, schedules of
Sizes with prices attached, and the price per super
hcial foot including doors and all necessary hN-
lures, at which Safes of extra size to those mem
toned in the schedule will be furnished and put In
place. The safes to be delivered when required,
and the prices named in the bids must cover all
charges, except freight, and the actual travelling
expenses in those cases when the Safes require to
be put in place by the contractor.
All bids must be accompanied by the written
guarantee of two responsible persons that the bid
der Is able to perform the contract, and that he
Will accept 1t II awarded to him.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all the bids If It be considered for Its intereHt TO
do so, and no bid will be considered that doda not
conform to the requirements Of this advertisement
In all respects.
Locks will be furnished by the Department, but
must be put on by the contractor for safes
Bids to be inClOBed in q sealed envelope, and en-
doTsed "PToposalB for Safes.n
ISAIAH ROGERS
Engineer in charge Treasury Department
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