The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

I'd himself AZ gettysburg. Mr. Burns . visible IN me
1 1sms ~, sS1 TT. iI0 WI DESIRE 70 Sc. bin The following
yapN l. BuRsm' AOouET hrED.
:, ss..wSer' l7ss. served u the var alsl2 AtuS
ous break the rebellion went win captain McPhersea
ssesarsrd !, mo end Of Sersnishs II my
sss returned 10 Gettysburg Tiny homo ~ that tme).
Isen went 70 hasers,ows aad served 8 70 sns
joined the ihre' months boys under Patterson, with
whom ! remained month J then went . 70
odscer IN General Banks division. ! was preseps
at the osttle Of Edwards Ferry, and saw Col. Baker
months, and then returned hume, whore
Of the battle Of Gettysburg On the Arss day Of
counoter,ug ana was a.ked 20 show him the Emmet,s
burg road. After dong this obtained . mnsket from
so ~. .no nsa osen BOUNDED wn,s on suaso ana wens
fell In with Wisconsin regiment, and fought sometimes
70 line and sometimes on my own hook: About one +:
during an intermission, while lying 10 the woods,
saw Missouri fall fr"m the shot OF rebel con.
cealed in the bushsa lsteppsd behind tree and see.
Ing the rebel about 70 reload. shot him also shot
tremendous great rebel would out Of my
mysen received balls the nrs day Of the fight,
the last Of which wounded me severely the leg laid
the held all night rebel surgeon gave water and
blanket In the morning crawlsd 70 house near ~,
oouss oo Which found OoeSvsd sy me rebels a. hes
pital. Their doctor dressed my wound. On Friday. a.
"" p was closely Questioned Dy two rsos, oioss:
damned rebels, 10. .nswsrsd eursiy, but oonnrmsd
their suspicious They then went TO nsighborng house.
the balls whzzins very near my head another passing
through the bsd the other side Of the room was
whore received marked attention from President,
who walked with me In the church.
BOOKS OF AUTOGRAPHS.
There several very valuable hooks o. autographs
which, when tho shares have al been sold viii be dis
posed Of in similar way - the albums One y valued
contains Of ali Presidents q the United states
from George washtogtos 70 Abraham Lincoln Tho col
KsmSi.' Valued a. .eSs si dollars il ooet.ns
among Others the autographs Of Queen Victoria, Prince
George Of Cambridge, the Dukes o. Wellington ard
and numerous other English noables together with those
Of the Orleans family The collection: are tho most e.
ensve ever made and, in addition 70 the autographs.
contain numerous original letters and documents Of great
interest and value
has mot yet attracted the attention deserves. The
nucleus and principal present attraction tn Y 10 mag
cesc,on o. crystszsa O,'aus
rails from tho mining regions Of Wisconsin. Iowa aud
Illinois, which has been collected aud placed in the Fair
by the zeal and taste Of Mr. John RoypaFd who has 10
thm made Q sacrifice OF time and money for the good
worthy Of all nrase. Asny OF toe specimens are
unique and should md place IN our college collections
Some Of the crystalline forms and ec that
they Should be secured 70 public oaoinets where they
can DO seen by the many The limited space allotted to
this department does not admit Of q proper dis
play Of It's merits. With the specimens which
WIN e added 10 time TO this section It win be
deserving Of tho auen,.sa Of ALL as will contain tho
mnst important mineral species and be adapted In its
professors while vii, also furnish to beginners
pieasan, study the from which tho spsn
did public collections s7r,ng.
minerals offered Tor the double purpose OF making an
attractive present Tor the young people as well as on
couraging taste for shs useful and delightful science
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT,
II said IL about the best place in the Fair at which
purchase dolls They have unlimited number. whc b
tydve dollars each We mention this fact for the esp
cai benefit OF the Juveniles, who win also find there
very extensive assortment OF toys.
At the east end Of the building some patent sic Am-
hosting, power and drilling engines arc already IN mo
used on the purderberg patent nax dressing ma Ene
also an object Of much curiosity The most curious
ting and distributing machine. 1t 10 said TO be
, q ;sns ~ md s%s 10 ten
course viii al 60 70 ESQ IL. To abe
BOAT DEPARTMENT
has been adAvd q fine model OF the So1therner Oh,
Il was butt for spoacvd Tileston Co., Ia 1916 Their
namber OF metallic iifeboats, bales Of oakum
guns naval Tags smbsms, and many other things per
tanning 10 those who 80 down 70 the sea Ia ships.
THIS NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
increases Ia ettraoten - the Fair progress model
for SAFE price SIS number or cartes de- visite have
been received from Paris OF Laboulaye Lamarne Ros
Dep,rtess Is model Of he navy st,een inch gun,
with which Commodore Rodgers smashed the Atlanta
at Fort Pitt foundry, is also for SALE price Sl75
Tho Cocksoft sanner House is well filled every day
AN ARdoNAUrIC VOYAGE.
Or. Johnson, Who said thu the full tide Of human
existence ct Chariug Cross, had evdeotly never
been near to this floral temple. Human existence
. ssagusns every where ese By comparison with
onward and des round the and tnmbee
adjacent islands Of millinery and beadwork goes on.
and continuous stream Of interest," curiosity aston
shment delight and Irritation. In search Of that golden
fleece the hairy eagle threw ourselves al that point
into this human stream In the hope that happy fortune
might bear to the eagle We carried about
boats through infinite variety OF clothes wrngers
into shoe shops china shops ace shops and even candy
shops, and ununerabe sirens solicited to tarry and
buy. We said by and BY" and perseveriog 10 our
original purpose found ourselves IN two hours face
face th the eagle. or 1t within three feet
OF the point from which had started look for H.
The eagle y pretty piece OF work He has his wings
ootspread, and evidently engaged like the fellow In
| 0. Old Abe's stories, 10 "hoding on
He clasps crag with crooked hauds:
Close 10 the sun In lonely lands
1 Hinged bT the azsre world be stands
RELICS OF BATTLE
An angel OF light with the stars and Stripes on her
breast with diamonds On her nngers and with shining
eyes ike antique jewels set in Parisn statue stone de.
sires that something should be done for William Nudge
William Nudge soldier, and be stood in presence
q the angel aforesaid aud was unhappy be
dnmsd forever his sense Of t.ste is gone and bis voice
has been sadly nterfered with lie Is what ia left Of
soldier after bullet has gone through his head for
Chsnceiorsvie the ball went In al side William
head and other He bears his scars and
his great loss patiently and bravey and to be
Of great battles than the iattee ags and rnuti.
lated arms that adorn the walls.
Trials at Police Hcndquarters.
y CURIOUS PHASE ~ SOCIAL LIZA PHYSICIAN
ICONS WIFE A GoAr-THE INTERPRETERS AT THE
CENTRAL OFFICE IN DfffIcULTy-Hn HAS col.
IsIoS WITH JrsTICE D0wLISG, ETC.
10 trials for the past week at Police Headquarters
hsyctseo vesy numerous but the majority o. tho cases
aayoteen Of very little public interest One Of them,
sn.c somewhat the rights OF such citizens az
DEL In