The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13
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LACK or MILITARY NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
The utter silence any military to day has been
matter OF comment. Towards night rumors were set
adoat secesh OF brilliant Victories by Gen.
Butler; but official information has been received.
THIS has the quiet Sunday that has been known
In Washngto years. The hotels and public places
were deserted and there has been news anywhere.
THE BONDS OF 1881.
Coupon bonds or 1881, for thousand and Ave hum
dred dollars will BIO ready the 18th inst for hun.
,dred lity dollars the 30h. Registered bonds OF
the large denominations expected to be ready on the
Ist proximo.
uNsUocEssFUL LOBBY EFFORTS TO AFFECT TEE
.NnHN IL Fs TARIFF BILL.
snco the passage OF The Tariff bill through the House
there convocaton OF agents here TO procure
notifications. Gentlemen who hippen to know single
member OF Congress- confident that through such in
duencs they viii able control legislation. They
all potent in their estimation; but they find them
selves the end unsuccessful and minus their hotel
bills This Congress is posted all such lodges. The
listen complacenty to what each applicant has
20 say and their be choruses The Tariff and Tax
bills examples Of this kind OF proceeding Both will
have to 60 ultimately 70 conference committees, and tho
will be kept the anxious bench till the end
OF the session. The whskey and the tariff
Just the matters o, greatest concern and
neither win be fixed until the last moment In conference
committee.
THE wEEK's SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 TUE rsN-FoRTY
The subscriptions TO the ten.forty loan last week
amounted to nearly So, o00,oo
THE PROPOSED NAVY YARD AT NEW LONDON.
Representative Elijah Ward yesterday presented TO the
House Of Representatives the memorial and resolution Of
the New York Chamber OF Commerce In support Of the
report OF the majority OF the Committee Naval Affairs
forn 10 of Int
London. et1#
PROMOTION OF THE INTERESTS OF NEW YORK SOL
rIERS.
large New York delegation met here last night, Hon1
r. e. Fenton esding, for the purpose OF promoting the
Interests Of soldiers from that State ThcAe gentlemen
WIN act In conjunction with the State agency.
DEATHS OF NEW YORK SOLDIERS IN WASHINGTON
The following New York soldiers have died here since
a our last report
Wm Rider, Fourth heavy artillery.
G. Belcher, Fourteenth heavy artillery.
Bradebank, Fourth heavy artillery. :
J. B. Hutchins, sixth heavy artillery.
81 Plister, Fifteenth heavy artillery.
J. Blake, lightly eighth. M
J. q. Airamon, First heavy artillery.
". BiIInger, Nineteenth battery. ~
J.-Losmis One Hundred and Ninth
u D. Deher, One Hundred and Fifty ninth.
g. Gurgent, twenty first cavalry.
J. Elliott, One Hundred and Sixty fourth.
J. cahaii, 17oth regiment
ID, regiment,
J.Daiy, scd regiment
7. D. Savage. l2lst regiment
Gardiner, 10th regiment. 1rk },ovf
H E. Smith, seth regiment.
j. HointZ, 12lst regiment.
W. Asteu, 9th New York State Militia.
TIE ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD.
The books subscription TO the capital stock Of the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad opened
at Alexandra recently. The construction OF this
road will reduce the distance by rail from New
York 70 Richmond about seventy miles Tho
length Of tho road TO be built being only thirty
eight miles, liberal subscription made, and Il IS
said Northern capitals disposed TO take largo share 10
the work, As profitable commercial investment. Tho
road viii pass by Mount Vernon, thus facilitating
sions To the Tomb Of Washington.
SERMON BY DIR. BRECKENRIDGE.
Rev DR. Brecknrldge preached to day in the Hall OF
Representatives. His in political,
but altogether theological TO the evident disappointment
Of many who had been attracted thher The President
and several members OF the Cabinet were among the
dense auditory
fa ~ Tho Turr. 9.srs
UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TRorrIN0.
SATURDAY juno ll-Aa,ch $780, mile heats, best three
In AVE. Mr AM
a. woodruff named br. m, Sally Come Up, TO
D r Sss1 named b. m irish Maid, in harness:
Observation-Disclosures. tNtf
The above good race, closely contested through.
sftsr tho nrst heat Irish Maid had the CALL Alter the
second heat two 10 one offered Sally, with few
tskers she Ia . very reliable mare and horee has to
lay her several seconds beat her. She has been
very Profitable 70 her this winning every
thng she started for She well Bred and can STAY
- long any OF them.
FASHION PLEASURE GRouNps-rRorrING.
SATURDAY June l1-Purso $780, mile heats, best three
IN I'VE, In harness.
y. Predmore entered b. Great wssteru...... 1 I
=. Stsvsus entered Oh. m. Lizzie Somerndyke 4 2
y. B. Stewart entered b. m. Dolly Dutton 3 8
C. b. LOngworshy entered Dr. Joe Crochcron.. 2 4
A. Brown entered b. g. Star. dr.
TIME Quarter Half Mle
First neat. 40 120 239h
Secon0 noat. ................. AK l1H 244h
Inlrd noat.. 40 l20 2:43
Firx HeoG-Joo Crocheron was the favorte at the
start, at hundred and fifty against the field, Lizzie
Bomendyke being the second choice In the pool sales
Great Western third tho
while Coly button was selling at about ten dollars in
hundred The fayore was driven 10 this first heat by
an amateur, fredmore driving his own mire, Hiram
Woodruff behind Lzze and Dan Mace In charge OF Dolly
They had good send or on the ninth attempt, Great
Western taking the lead Lizzie second Crochcron third
Dolly close up. They wont ia this way 10 the quarter
polo n forty seconds. Going down the back Liz
ale broke up badly aud fell In the Great Western
afterwards broke up, aud the gcding went In front,
passing tho hall mile pole lengths ahead OF Western
Dolly and Lizzie several gths behind Great