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UNION COURSE, l.. I.--rgoTnro.
MONDAY August 10, match 81 900 nue heels. tsst
three IN Eve
H. odrun named c. &. General Mcclellan. ~
Mr. cnride saaoi 8 IN L,dy Shcch.n in hI
tias. s:5j $50 sax. -
with the mercury up 70 niaoiy-lye degrees in the
shade aud considerably ,ser aL4dfed 10 The sun. the
hrses named wee brcugh, the trsfk % doc de tho
Shove m och; and. Notwithstanding the excessive heat
there was very large attendance on the course
10 witness tho The winner General Mcclellan,
WAS the favorts previous start at about hun
drcd 10 erhty although large had boon wagred
even short time previously. The hackers OF the marc
seemed very anxious TO get their ncy invested and
large amounts were s,aked Very little was
known OF the mare by the crowd further than that she
uotcd on the Fashion Course the 4h Of July, and
won beat In 35k with great ease while rumors were
pentfll that she had been down the twencs In pr
vate trials still. Mcclellan had hosts Of backers- Tho
previous tro,s, together with his having Hiram woodruff
70 ide MIN gave him the CALL aud his friends were
ready 70 take no almost any wager offered
Ftra HedtThe mare won the polo but before she had
gore two hundred yards Mcclellan had taken from her
Tho geldnr led y Che quarter pole four lengths in thirty
AZ ~ before The had oyortaken him Going down
tho bscksirstch tho made bad break losing
sS"u. ysds Mcclellan rassed the ha ms poe N
by another Of the mare several ocrs were
made that she would be dstanced She, however, trot
ted very up tho homestretch; and Hiram sceing
that no could shut her out toek his horse in hand
and came TO the score Jog. half dozen lengths
head. msking tho heat In 2.36
Seced Heal Tho horses oame up tho top OF their
speed and the word with their heads parallel, but
before they wero around the first turn the mare broke w
and lost six eight lengths before she recovered.
Mcfel The quarter polo In thirty kline seconds
and u the halt mile pole 10 ILL., In going down the back
stretch tho troted very fast closing up 70 within
pc Of lengths Of tho geding, and ocrs wore made
that she would win the heat but she could not get any
closer. Mcclellan had something 10 spare, and ne kept
tho DAYLIGHT between them all around tho lower turn and
tho homesiretch to the score winning by length and
half Time 2:33
Thiyd Hea.-One hundred TO twenty on Mcclellan,
without takers. The start good but the gait
tho last 10 last long and the driver OF the mare In
his cndeavor to take the poe broke her up and bofore
she recovered Mcclellan out o. danger He led ak
open lengths TO the quarter pole In thirty eight seconds
passed the haf milo pole about four lengths In front In
li7 and steadily TO the end. winning, by three
or four lengths, handily in 2s34k
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LITERARY ENJOYMENT Al WATERING PIAcDl-wo learn
sha, MISS A. L. LArgas, talented Irish lady Is giving
series OF brilliant readings at Long Branch, and that her
crorts have occn crowned with grca, success Fashona
Die visitors to the watering places from the metropolis
and other large critics. much time on their hands
that they ought grateful TO Miss Darsan who offers
them an occasional least.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Cornwall. N. Y, August 10, 1888.
After my contest with Mr. Hamill, at Poughkcepsie,
the 23d Of July 1t my desire to lay rowing aside
and attend TO other business. have since been cha
enged by Mr. James Hamil. OF Pittsburg, and Mr.. An
dew Fay OF New York, respectively. to another trial.
each proposing TO away from New York. Now
wish distinctly understood that not particular who
Is champion AZ far as am concerned will not row all
the country for the title, but any one who IL dis
p sod may have the opportunity on tho Hudson
desire advantage ard do not think Will pos
sess any on that river. I only name Il as / believe
II 10 DC the BEST place In the United states
Ave mite race for one thousand dollars side and give
him smooth and hts choice Of places anywhere
from yonkers 70 hudson said race 70 como OFT IN Ave
weeks tho first deposit Or II the course IL not
smooth the dry appointed then II shalt take place tho
the nrs. fair Opportunity WIN ro~ MT FAY snvs
course he may another anywhere between the
above named places said race with Mr. Fay b. DO nay
or pay race, and 70 come on Ia the same week This
casson. ~<-sv. 81. e. - JOSHUA WAio.
81. cr,eEes. y Ill.,.
BOSTON vs. NEW yoRx-THE LATTER VICTORIOUS
Yesterday second eleven Of the above clubs played
quite interesting match on tho grounds OF the Sew
York Club iIoboken which terminated, after well
tested game, in favor OF the New Workers. with six
wickets 20 spare Massachusetts, Is we'll represented,
although they have mot their full strength at hand The
play eleven O'Clock, the Bostonisns taking
tho bat against the bowling OF Suydam aud Crossey.
Sinner obtained 20 good style. W Davis 10 and DE-.
Coamore's IL well gotten The innings closed for
70 runs against which the New York players made 80
runs the principal being those Of Beech and
Parkins.
sub.tantsl repast was provided Blythe members Of
York Club for ther guests and friends which
passed on In most pleasant and anable mannsr 10 tns
second innings the osonans obtained only nifty eight
runs Sullivan being the highest scorer leaving the New
Workers nty to win, which they accomplished with
tho loss VI four wickes Thus ended the rst game with
the Massachusetts, players. The most prominent al
mrcrs OF the game present Mcssrs Crockett Ora
per Lamb and DR.. Comore. OF Boston. a. well a.
numerous members Of the PhladephA and other ncigh-
boring clubs Mr.. II. r. Parkns. OF Lowell, who s one
OF the most ardent admirers OF cricket in Massachusetts,
has not put In an appearance, but 70 SIN
cerey hoped by tho crcketers OF both states That
he will be hand before the wcek Is over To-day and
wednesday FIRST eleven Of the Boston Club Will play
match with the st. George Club of this city, and on
Thursday and Friday next the New York first eleven VIII
compete against eleven selected from all Massa6 husets
This DO quite gala time with crcketcrs for the re-
mander u the week and yesterday was an agreeable
Initiation Appended Is the OF the game Played:
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Iron Bcdste ads OF all Kinds.
HUTCHINSON a WICKERSfAM
25g Canal street. east oil BroadwAy
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nesctaf.l Complexion, free frsm Tsa.
Es2Ln ~ rno0hAnb 1LOW2sks rrss 70 s.e,s
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speech OF General Shep'~y Mt P0ruNn nd.
PoRlLaSp Ne, August 10 1873.
An immense aalience crowded the City Hail tcnlgh.
70 gree, General sheiley, Military Governor Of
GOusiana. Le made speech two hours 10
sength, which was received with enthusiastic
applause lie defended the the government
In queilinR the reb ion and vipdcntcd tue course Il
General Butler. lie hored tho iast drop Union blood
and the last dollar Of Union would be exsn cd
before the government would treA with the rebes
basis OF separation.
The process of restoration did diiacult 10
him. Ignore the rencl gcvernment, put Un,on men
power aud let them back the states Into the Union
The rebels had part IN he 20 ernment. The hrst
gun against Fort Sum or sounded The death kue Of
Eh. institution which cared the rebellion. He
was willing to tras, tho Union men Of the
South to settle tho slavery question. He said
emphstcaly th,t offer had been made by the State
of Louisiana 10 return the nip. No public meetings
had been he'd TO rize committee apply 70 the
President The Iolisiana committee acted for few
wealthy planters lhegovcrnm mt fsd done every thing
In their power Louisiana back into the arms
OF the UnoD General but cr for long time permitted
che New Orleans authorities u govern the city until
all hopes lest inducing them 10 return 70 their
allegiance. II louisiana had chosen she might have
returned into Union and have the evils
Of war He wished to vindicate tho government from
OF weIcome had been held out 70 the return Of any
State 10 the Union louisiana would return 10
che Union; and In tho came mode VIC could
win back all the rebel States, First, put down
the rebc, arms: the, depose their seIf.constiiuted
governments and give time for the people TO recover
from the pressure which they have been subjected.
We must in them until able 10 stand alone. We
must pr, tie civil authority in the hands OF loyal and
true citizens We put down thor evil combination
and breathe their atmosphere brighter and pursr
air.
The audience composed Of al classes Of citizens
Hundreds unable to gain admission.
At ten O'Clock the democrats ssrepadcd Hon. 8. 9
Hays Of Chicago, who addressed largo assembly fsom
the balcony Of tho rebel house. vorng The suppression
Of rebellion bot ccasurns the course Of the govete
uent. lie WAS followed cy other speakers.
The Western visitors moetiy left for their homes TO-
DAY, some via Canada, and others via New York.
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niiis sasas Dye. 10 Cesss, Dsash %
brs-a nslar. reiissis Dsect -. Darrsa, sss
~ ali dru0HssA
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Bosrox, August 10, 1868.
Tns Forty ssoood Massachusetts, ~gimsut arrived hsec
This morning, and met with an enthwiasic reception
lTne Ancient and Honorable Artillery, with other military
bodies. sscovtsd The gallant Forty se-s-c regiment
sArcagA The city.
Ths rtsth Massachusetts regiment arrived here early
Tn morning ssnd sn ~ seven O'Clock fx home via the
csmsral Railroad.
ALsssr, AueuyA 10, fsss.
Tue Eirlesh Msassehusssts regiment, coIasei nssss
has arrived hsss ss@ rsst nsassu. "a ,is wsy sous
m rsS@sas " easAa has<rsa sd sAsrty ss~~sx
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te.s ~ i~A r~~r scv ~sws rf~r tAs
: firH .ns ~s@ A. eya<S-,- ssa 90 a<~sA~~
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Christndoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot wholesale and retail, NO Aston Ito
The dye applied by skiiful artists.
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Trusses.-narsh Il Co., Radical Cure
Truss once only a No 2vcscy street Aston House sink
Elastic Goods Supporters Shoulder Braces &c lady nj,
fonda MI
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Court Martial Tor ,ne vriai ., Prisoners
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One ship ana one bark. unkno~n.
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Alice NAude Deartr is Harvest Yaes. Hcnvscsla Osirvs
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U,upgF ARE IRREGULARITIES or CONSTITUTIONS
which give oct crrtl smells ~ sfura by means n
rspirAble pores the skin mp AMI 40.
agreeable natsre prove highly offensive ~ The ~
leats ofA6 Of thosr win whom obliged frlm
Atys posuea CtAeT rauEes. u - cusey N
tAe, with a. times than oters and wbsch even Tie ne,
~ sblnon with the ordinary toilet '@anyt
move or al hast very shOri tins. be-, 9OrhAtBs
celebrated italian Msaesicd Sap 10 expressly designed 20
correct nearaise such unpsasant ofors ssd freely
about the person, near the armpls soms~h Ae iass
ssgcitv the cuiie AMI eitts fragrsEr~ and ffesh
only sud loyed ., ross fortunate DdlFsp
sis Who have used al. derous Soap Tvs. rensftAls
siDi ~ sflH b~ush.
such a. tan, frsckes slnburn sralseas rsfncss rnr
worm sziowuess snd the rae, ant Il sud IN
stantAneor- remedy fer %. bite o insecs GOrhAuD
Pouffr sus.es rs,siiiysy .rigse. roo, sod bfsssh al
supereaou. hair OuRAUD's f4uld Rouge wi1 aI at
the pale cheek and 40 crimson rah nagn.teen,
that Of the fonnd a. DR.. fELfh 0DuhAuDh nav
and splendid establishment 40 Broadway. hear 0sasd
ss-ret' Nays Ero9ktyn. Ne
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THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES
During his recent visit New York Secretary Chase,
on consultations with the capitalists OF that city,
mined to continue the sales OF avewenties until Aftcr
ten days notice TO the pablo Of their dsconnuance
Plates for Tre notes bearing Ave per cent interest
and payable year after dite bong prepared Tor
use, should It be found expedient.
No doub, entertained Of the ability OF tho Sccro
procure N the funds necessary tho successful
prosecution Of Che IL economically and vigorously
conducted.
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cornrs-MAn1lAL.-Tho following trial. and sen

s-MARTIAL.--Tho following trials and sem
touc,s have been made public:
Rec, Mcneil. civilian stealing private property 10 be 'ho.
Conmu.ed TO ono year IN pri.on. ,,,,-
John Iloua Co h, Stu hatoari stealing hone 10 be
,hot Comuut-d N .iT months In prison.
J.me, 4 so.e. civilian aiding Rebels and punderlns
be Lung Co4nngsd ~ lnpfsogeat and lfi LABOR dgTn
cs,,, II clifford Reb. Major, couins iutO the unIoe
lines disguso ~ b- hung toumaied 10 imprisonment
Jo.sph l.. EnsIeh.r civilian stealing bOrss' and rObbins
ns eOaoh TO be shot Sentence diappioyed for Informal
A. y. Covert. Go. @. ll6Ih New Yersi sleeping on his
post, to be shot. Sentence Ismued
Milton Arm.trong. c.. {, 68h Indiana sleeping his
post 70 BE- sIoi Counu,ea three month, in pr'on.
Charles Il. harris, OF Nov Orleans Reb.I'py 10 be shot
Comuuird TO hard labor Ia prison duflus tho war
Alexander spence, q Norfolk burgsy robbery and
Fr.ns Rely' 70 C. ob s. Inf.n,ry profsue Indecent
and nutinogs language to be shot COMMITTED 10 three
Js%c. r Tree Co. I5,b NewYork, dc,ertiOn, and re-
sisiips ~ oiicori to be shot Sentence Iem,.t'i
ST. Clair Lancaster, Corporal Co. 1th Maryland attempt
mutiny md deaeruoni ~ be shot COMMITTED TO one
,syiug Of sbenco to be d'msed Conn uied to for
fixture Of ODE monIhs pay.
10 b. .hoL Commurd imprisonment Tor thrs. u.ouths.
Reuben c. Fugsn Co. X, IA N. VI oOwaidco and deser
tion 10 be- shot bontence di.approvci
Jsnss H. Dks 20. X, sd ~ Y cowafdice and doseton
to be shot. Sentence disapproyed.
Tbomas Morton 90. H. dst Penn,Jlysna reflfing TO g.
picket duty, u DO dismissed Comnul.i to less Of pay
Peter sh.nnon Co C. I'd D.awur. ,".ult and robbery
10 forfeit ray bo d.honoraby discharged sud sent to
Fsuit.nt!lTy two year. Approved
james Root, Captain Co A. !ith New York leaving his
company and rrsmsn, without perusoni TO he dismissed
Sentence Tcmhtsd
Hiram b ,wOh. Co. c. l2sth NewYorAi desertion, hon.
oTtby acquitted.
john Jaeoby lfh u. g. Infaniryi sopinE on post two
months labor with ball and chGiu aud loss Of two months
pay. Approved.
Me,lsi Autn Co C. 18th U. s. Infantry, dsser,ion, hard
labor with BAH add chain for the term Of ms enlist ncu
Of pay head 10 DO shaved and dummsd out Of service, Ap
proved.
Joseph Mofr,l Let Connecticut Volunteer Artillery dunk
whi- duly, sleeping post snd ss.aul,ng officer
months ard labor win ball and oLain forfeiture OF pay
Approved.
James McKhiench, ls Connecticut Cavalry desonion /,
twelve months hard labor forfeiture In pagt Of pay, head
sbes ed and drhlmod out Approved.
thailcs Mcklroy, Go. O. l4th a. g. Iufautry dsteron ;
houoiabiy acquitted. Approved
Elias III. BiOdo Ordnanc. Srrgent; cursint tho Govern
menl dfgcuoclng swA and Rejoicing la tho Of
tho Rcbes t~o month";. imprisonment and oss Of pay. Ap
proved.
CharesE Ad.it 18th u. lnfsntryi doseon forfeiture
of pay head shaved aud drumned out. Approved
Nancn WI marsh, Company G. lat Connecticut Cavalry
d.sertisni To- DO shot Approved.
Henry Owen, iih u. = Infantry de,troni fonnd guilty
OF sbsenco without leave and bned 4 month for TI
HspbS Applyed
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hoard Of Councilman.

regular meeting Of the Board of Councilmen
was held Monday evening Of O'Clock, MORGAN JONES,
esq President, In the Char
feoution introduced by Mr.. WsHsrER and adopted.
that tho Controller be directed confer with tho 81
tho ackiey contract, with view of mskng arrange
mont to pay laborers under the Hactoy contract
Enb.rq Iruty M OBIIES iutIJcOced revolution direct
ng 0nToe 10 pay tho men ct pftstnt employed bJ
the CIV Inspector In cleaning ,e sce This led 10 long
br,r Nj JosEs insisting mat tb money could not bs paid
becsu.e The CITY Inspector had improperly employed the
n. he acting under tho direction Of the Commandments oil
Health whoa bOad OF Health only had power 10 ON.
,,.f him to clean the festa. BIZ JOKES finally proposed
an 20 tho resolution, Providing that the on.
uoysd by Nj Deaysn te paid ou of tho appropriation Of
ngoncss lo the Ciy lneptctoTs Department aud n
&c that suc.b then tue uud provided for M sal
es Of the ty Ia pocOTh 10 10 takoD Finally tho subject
n hid on the table the boalt th.n received 10 meet 50
noon to-day Tor the puTpOte Of waiting on tho Mayor In q
Lsdy TO rsglrst him 70 c0nseH, the toad Of Health
NJ S.s5FoHD oLeI.d pTosnihlH aud revolution 10 the
src that nnsmach the Pgfk Barracks" Laso ceased %
be used for the puPosea Ley we've originally intended for
pIesobt devoted t. TO nhlsN FOL incHfcoat Of
oar elilont by tho "fOvost pusd VINO maifcst tosi
dcfctafd Of tight aud justice that the street Commion,
/, Objected e. remove the aii budiEgs forthwith Adoysd
Ala kssla I,ssIvte " Hstl u / eelvet LtisNtss
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Correspondence Of the A,scc,a;ed Press.
4

Correspondence Of the Associated PTeSs.
HAvASA Tuetiay, Mey % 1853
The French stesmer-of-war Darieu has just come
In. fear i shall not get her news in time to trans
nit TO you. We hear that the yellow fever has ap-
pcared at Vera Cruz. DIR. Gallaudet was sent Tor
by Dursnd St. Anaud, and eft in the transport
Lure.
From Puerto Rico dates are to the 18th Of May
Nothing Of interest had occurred.
From Sauto Domingo dates are TO the 18th Of
May. Five captured chiefs Of the revolution Of
February last were publicly hung on the 18th ult.
We have dates from Venezuela to the 9th ins..
from the Capitol, and 10 tie 9TH inst. from La
gusyra. War seems likely TO break out again,
though during the Armisice On the Oath ultimo the
following covenant was made between Guzmar
Blsnco, the Secretary of Gen. Blanco, and the
Diplomatic Corps on the part of Gen. Pace, who
has ratified it, and now il only awaits the ratiGea
HOn of Gen. Bauco.
ART within thirty days Gen Psez 1. to withdraw from
the Government before public sssenblsge By the states
Art. 2-Tnis wall construct temporary Govern
and win call convention for remodeiDg the country
ANT. 9Th. commander Of tie Federsls Cen Blaneo
wiz take command at Of the entire army Of tho He
public
ART This eos'sntion Is TO be ratified In all lie article
BY Gems. PseI aud Falcon.
Honduras preparing to aid San Salvador IN its 'ssnt
Guatemala
The following vessels have arrived here:
Nay n EpgSh sloop o. X. days from ST Marks, tun
bnrdsp with : cargo Of cotton; Confederate soop Tire
Dsys days from ~. Marks ~ uDs burden, With csrg
Of and tuTpenne 2h Confederate sloop Bucksho
Confederate schooner Elizabeth Morse, II days from hso
y tuhs burden With cargo Of cotton.