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Police lntellfUemce.

ARRESTED or A CoRoNER's WARaANr.-OGcer Brusle OF
the Twenty second precinct arrested John schounnore,
youth fifteen years OF ago, issued by Coro
ner Naumann, charging him 18th dangerously woundpg
Mrs. Elizabeth Held, residing In Fftythird street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues by striking her on the
head with paving stone, which he threw at and In.
tended another party This occurred last Sunday
evening, Immediately after which the prisoner fed the
CITY and took up his abode in Guttenburg N. J. He
quietly returned homo Wednesday, and the fact be-
coming known to the officer, he arrested him. The &C
cused committed to prison 10 await the result Of
Mrs Heds injuries Most OF tho time since being struck
she has been lying In state OF Consciousness and
DANGEROUS srABBIyo AFFAIR Late on Wednesday night
quarrel occurred In the drinking saloon OF Patrick Gil.
brse $50 avenue A, between named John Burns
and Patrick Cassidy during which Burns alleged
drew knife and stabbed Cassidy three times in the
head aud once through the The wounds Of the
OF such serious nature that II is feared they must
prove fatal. Soon after the array Burns escaped but
subsequently arrested by officer wrth OF the Eight
zenith precinct and taken before Justice Dodge who
mtted him to prison without bail The prisoner lives at
2i6 East Fourteenth street, and Cassidy at 40 Carmue
street.
ALLEGED RoBBERx SoLpIgp. james Phillips, q
member OF the Fifty-sixth regiment Ohio Volunteers,
yesterday appeared before Justice Dodge and entered
complaint against . disroputable young woman named
Jane Ellis charging her with having relieved his pockets
OF $ls5 in greenbacks while they together In
house 10 Greene street, on Wednesday night Jane
arrested by officer QUINN or the Eighth precinct and
magistrate locked her for trial. She denied taking
the money, none OF which has been recovered.
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City intelligence.

DANGER or LEAVING HArcuwAys oPxs-As 0YrcxR SUP.
FATALLY INJURED I'm trying the doors Of
buildings his post late on Wednesday night officer
John Callahan OF the Fourteenth precinct discovered one
Of the dosrs 81 the building SO Prince street OPEN
In his efforts to secure u the officer stepped into the
hatchway, which had been careessy left On, and fell
through 10 the sub cellar racturing both legs and In
turing himself internally 10 such manner that u 10
feared he cannot survive He conveyed TO the New
York Hospital 10 state OF nsensbty and the attend.
ing surgeon has but faint hopes OF bis recovery.
CONSERVATION NEW sYSAoocus.-The new syna-
gogue Of the congregation Ahawaih Cbesed or
avenue and Fourth street, will be consecrated this
afternoon The ceremonies will commence at four O'Clock
precisely.
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A FINANCIAL OPERArroS.-Tbe Washington
Republican informs US that somebody entered
Secretary Chase's bedchamber the other night
and took the Secretary's gold watch aud .
pocketbook containing forty dollars Then the
illegitimate financial operator retired, without
having awakened the Secretary. This little
incident confirms our previous impressions
upon one or two points. In the drst place, the
Secretary can be caught mapping. Our Wall
street operators often catch him in that way.
Then be sleeps very soundly. That shows that
he takes the world easy-too easy for the head
Of the financial department Of the government
at crisis like this, when gold is at l90 Then
the Secretary does not care much for bis own
money; for be only carries forty dollars In
greenbacks about with him. The light I'm
gered operator made great deal more gold
than greenbacks BY bis little transaction, whiclu
might, in fact, be called . speculation In gold
And, after all, Is the gold operator who robbed
Secretary Chase much worse, morally, than the
gold opsrssos who rob TIA psople'
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L1euteMamt Colonel Ed ward r. Lloyd.
HOW AND WHERE HE MET WITH HIS pRATH.

HOW AND WHERE HE MET WITH HIS DKATH.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward +. Lloyd, of the One Hun.
dred and Nineteenth New York Volunteers met with bis
death during the charge upon the enemys works near
Ressacca Georgia Previous to his joining the army tho
deceased had been map publisher In this city, and
August l6, 1862, commissioned captain OF Company
Of the before named regiment He steadily until
be became second in command, and on the day he
killed he acting colonel The following extract from
private etter shows how bravey he fought up 10 the
moment he was hit
CAMP ONE HUNDRED NINETEENTH N. Y e. Vols y
KINGSTON, Ca, May q, 1864
Poor Lloyd, he fell just victory GROWING our
efforts in that deadly charge, shot through the thigh,
piercing the main artery and bed 10 death in two hous
stood right along side of him he fell We had charged
over three hills driving the enemy before and then
came the hardest charge OF all up HILL sleeper than all
the rest, while on the top stood fort, mounted with
four cannon. At the foot OF this hill the brigade
formed into good line, aud the order given Forward
Up we went. with yell (which could be heard for miles.
Every officer ahead Of his but Lloyd far in
advance OF all of u.s. shouting Forward One Hundred
and Nineteenth; forward /" We received only scatter
when the most whitening voey have experienced
poured into very faces how any of escaped
destruction have no idea. 1t staggered the line tor
q moment, when Lloyd again yelled ssForward, boys
n0ws your time, and received the shot which killed
him. He FELL but we minded his last order, ard with a
Still wilder yell went completely every thing-the
hill carried, the guns but the nobest
being OF all had fallen. He carried In blanket
down the hill and lived about TIVE hours.
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Inaug uration OF Governor Gilmore OF
New Hampshire.

- C0NcORp, N. III, june z 1854.
Governor Gilmore was inaugurated today with quite
On imposing military and civic display Governor andrew
and stan, Of Massachusetts,, were present
Governor Gimore's message practical and patriotic
document and confirms The interchangeable loyalty Of tho
Granite state II says the State debit including 5000 900
paid 70 the families OF volunteers, amounts TO about
81 ooo and recommends the funding OF the debt by
the issue Of six per cent bonds, payable 10 fifteen
twenty years. The prosperity OF the people IL repre-
ssnted 70 be In very healthy state.
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Heavy Skirmishing at the Front
IS on the 30th and 3lst Ult.
A SHARP ARTILLERY DUEL.
Arrival at this Port Of the Hospital
Steamer George Lsary,
FORTRESS MONROE, June l, 1854

FORTRESS MoNnoE, June I, 1864.
An order has been issued by General Butler
requiring that all rebel prisoners captured by
General Wild in the recent engagements on tho
James river, and forwarded by him to Fortress
Monroe, and thence to Point Lookout, shall be
Immediately returned to General Wild's headquar-
tiers, for what purpose is not known.
Information has been received that colored
have been shot by the rebels
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Rtchmond-Hot Work-A General En-
gagemont and Another Union Vic

Rtchmond-Hot Work-A General En-
gagement and Another Union VIC
tory.
Victory! Victory! The dispatches which
we publish this morning of the military opera
tions Of the last two or three days around
Richmond show that General Grant is steadily
pushing the enemy back upon his Notifications,
while Lee is .desperately but vainly fighting to
keep outside. The triple lines of earthworks, ,
built for the security Of Richmond, will do well
enough if General Grant can be kept at a re-
spectful distance away from them; but other
wise neither the city nor the army defending it
can rely upon those earthworks for single
day. Hence the manifest disinclination Of
General Lee to fall behind the shelter Of those
defences He remembers vicksburg, and is
afraid Of them; but Grant is behind him, and
he has no other alternative.
Sheridan's brilliant cavalry fight Of Tuesday
opened the way for the spirited general en-
gagement Of Wednesday afternoon. The re-
suit was great, substantial success to US
and positive and damaging defeat to the
enemy General Grant has broken the crus
| Of the Richmond Notifications All the des-
perate night assaults Of the enemy, right and
left, to dislodge him from his position were
signally rspulsed The ground gained be
holds, and every movement results in another
solid advance. At this rate Richmond, very
few days hence, will be at the mercy Of the
Siege guns Of General Grant, and utterly un
tenable, not only to JEFF Davis, his Cabinet and
| Congress- but to Lee and his army.
It's evident, with every step he makes, thai
Gen. Grant understands his superior strength
and knows how to use IL; that he Is not to b.
caught by rebel strategy or tactics, however
| cunningly devised; nor is he to be defeated by
that desperate rebel system of fighting which
drives whole masses Of men recklessly into thu
jaws Of destruction. The great rebel army Of
Virginia, driven into, is now besieged In Rich
mond, and Its expulsion, destruction or cap
ture will soon follow, as surely o. the setting
follows the rising Of the sun.
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Sulphur and the CaterpilIars.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

rsaw piece In your papsr this morning entitled "Ths
Ca.crpars arc Upon U.s." Now, for the bsDent Of The
public and also that the OF shade trees may At
once confer favor on the public, would suggest thst
persons owning shade trees that infested with
win n bore hole IN the trunk OF each tres,
tending The centre or heart OF the tree and then oil
the hole up with pulverzed sulphur and plug mp tight
In short time the sulphur viii spread through all the
hranchsa and ths worms viii soon disappear. 9, II,
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Theatrical.

Mrs Wood s playing light, lively, laughable and roll.
licking pieces shs week. and manages keep treas.
ury full aud her audiences in good humor. Next week
she will produce the fairy spectacle, ALADDIN. We are
afraid it comes late in the season. but we hope for
the best.
sIBLo's GARDEN.
Bel Demono has proved the success predicted
Crowded houses applaud the magnificent scenery aud
vessvali's superb singing. The have identified
themselves with their parte The performance is over
early hour Nblos is best coolest summer
theatre, and should not be surprised Bel Demouo
were to run straight through 10 next autumn.
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: BERMUDA HUNDRED. June l, 1885,

-" BERMUDA HUNDRED, June I, 1854.
At three O'Clock this morning rebel iron-clsd
came down the James river and attacked our Moni.
tors. The engagement continued upwards Of two
hours, with continuous and heavy cannonading.
The rebel iron-clad was then driven up the river.
Further results were not known when the steamer
John A. Warner left this morning.
Cannonading continued till that time; but 1t was
supposed to be mostly on land.
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IO1f HAMLf0H, June ,, IBK
Coroner Bennett held inquest on the body Of man.
stout built with black mustAchs and wbskers, and with
no clothing except gray updershirt and wooen stock
ngs The body had apparently been In the water about
ten days. verdiot-Found drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-03

The General Assembly 70 day elected Henry Anthony
70 the United states Senate six years. from March
1895 The vote stood Anthony 70; George Il. Brown,
democrat, 81; scattering, onA
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Tho Turf.

The trot In which Dexter, Shark, Lady Shannon and
Hambleonian TO contend did not come of yesterday
afternoon, the rain Of the morning having rendered the
track unit for The rot for this after
noon
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About nine O'Clock tbm morning tbs rebel srtil Asy
opened on the right OF position which held by Ma
or General O. A. Gilrzors. commanding tho Tenth Army
corps priasdisr General Alfred II. Terry con- mandns
the First division 81 ,ba. corps had charge tb n,renc
men,s on that part Of our line Our guns promptly
Piled shot Cor shos me white pun 81 smoke rose int
tho or and gradually disappeared, shells screamed and
exploded on s,thsr side. ago tr aOna oonaidsrahA
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new York Yacht CluA Rsxa eas.
TIE RACE TO COME OFF ro-pAY.

'sS RsoArrA COMMITTEE, Nzw YORK YAcar CLus,
= NEw YoRx. June 2, 1854. I +
The editor Of the Nsw York HERALD viii much oslige
this oomtee by noticing that the regatta has bsen
postponed until tomorrow (Fridsyl the Sd inst The
club steamboat will leave the foot OF Twentieth street
North river AT ten A. NJ The Junata Is In the second
class being competitor Of the julia who has to allow
her hfty-three seconds 10 time. Respectfully, &c,
CHAS. H. HASWEfL, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-03
A Kentucky state Agricultural Tobacco
Fair.


Al the state Kentucky Agricultural Tobacco Fair TO-
day, Messrs. sprau Co. sold hogshead Of Kentucky
manufacturing leaf tobacco, grown W Ballard county 70
Mr. L. l. Anderson OF this city, at "a 90 per pound, being
more than double The price obtained before In ths
world.
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arise in the future, and to allay, in measure
the excitement already created, we suggest thai
Congress pass general law on the subject,
providing that the government shall have
power to surrender criminals, other than those
of political character, upon the request of
the legal authorities of any recognized govern
ment with whom we have no extraditon treaty
covering the case. This, we believe, would
be wise, and in our present situation very
prudent, proceeding; for the less conflicts we
have between the federal and State authori-
ties with their accompanying violence Of
partisan prejudices, the better we will be
able to suppress the rebellion, and at the same
time to present a front to foreign Powers which
they will be likely to respect Let Congress
adopt the suggestion, and pass the required law
as soon as possible. ~
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Sword to Mcclellan. eE
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
UHlTKp STATES RECEIVING SHrp NORM CAROLINA

UNITED STATES REcEvING SIR NORTH CAROLINA, I
BRooKLrN June 2, 1864
May through the columns your devoted paper
70 the prate OF Ltto Mac, have the following inserted
aud the enclosed ten dollars put to the benefit OF that
sword OF honor for the hero OF glorys am sure this viii
not DO the last he viii get from this ship this ap
pears In the HERALD. Iwil get all the subscribers
can; and as friend the gallant General am most
respectfully, yours truly, HUGH MoGOyERAN.
Come, come with your greenbacks, all you can afford.
sword; XV go ~ ~ -
Tho hero Of Antietam, who nobIy has Tough.
For the cause Of our Union the brave, gallant North m
Remember South Mountain and Antietans wild plains,
Where the brave little George his victory gains
Aud thousands OF rebels those days he left gored
Think Of those actions and give him the sword. sr
Hugh MoGoveran Joseph A.. Littleded. 81
David Pedcock. Thomas Johnston ...... I
ROBERT Phillips ......... Michael Mcclellan ...... /
Joseph Heasey .....l John Callan - ... i
John Hills .........,.... Robert Lenuox :. . 49,. 1
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Everything has been perfectly qu'ss during the ntsht
and no news has YET boon received by M 10 satisfactorily
explain the cause OF tho heavy Arag hssrd here lass
evening II has MOI yst been resumed.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway -Psr or TIE Psrrr-
coArs-kAsy SHAyISo. -. ~
NEW BoWERY THEATRE Bowsry. cattle STu
ERs-WILL WATca-ToopLBs-YouR LIsRs IN DANGER.
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4 BOWKRY THEATRE. Bowery-MoLL PtrcHRR-FouR
IoyERs--FLYIEo DUIcuxAS-How 10 AVOID DRAFTING.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-16

For weakness arising from E1scssrs habits ni pts
,patiOn, Early Indie ion Of Abusps attended, vt
ihe following symptom.
inGi position ~ EEGrtiun Loss Of pnU o.
Loss OF N"moIy, Difficulty OF }t.uthm,
" eak Nerves, Treabhng
Horror ol Disease, fHin in TIL bnck
Universal Las,ituje Of the Muscular sy.tcm
Hot Hands, Euptiuns cu the F,r,
Drynest Of the Skin L uahing q nr Bod,
ral!ii NuuntcVanct.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 % on whirL I'M;
mcdiCne invariably removes suua iuiluwe
IHruTESCT, tATCITY, EriLEP.iC trr,
In one Of which thC lHtlHEt may require
Who can say th5t lnry ar not frequently inIov s,I
by those "nirCipl nisassCs
"INSAklIY AND CDNSUM UMPTUJN
Many are aware Of the eSuSc Of their suffer M nm
none will confess The records Of tho insane tpIn,
Ana melancholy deaths H. Consumption boa ann a
witness To the trutn Of the assertion.
The Ou4tuuon once EFF 'Cod with organic we XMAS
requires the aid Of 'dciue to strtnCthrn and Invlg
odatr tic sy"tem winch elmbold's xtract Bu, ,hu In
yarably does. tTipl will convince the mo st skri,,n
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TINWARE & Stowe SHOP.

TUE undersigned respectfully informs his cid friend
Il and customers. that he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above rRtabl su"n ana thu concern vii,
hereafter be conducted by himself * rUsivcfy.
lie has Hst received aGd 0irrs for sale Nh lag.
.tZfn est aud most extensive Soit.l,ut of 4 hCE
Sr9S SfO Ia ever introduced iutu TINS market.
'-S His stock consists nt complete assortment of
he best Cooking and po in the market tOgeth
with Stove Fixtures of every descriptions oven and
Box stoyes, Radiators, Cylndar Stoves. East Iron Air
Tight stoves. Cannon stoves &c, &c. stove pipe and
Fnwarc constantly hand uni manufactured 10 order.
All kinds of repairing done, usual short notice.
The patronage Of old friends ana new cuSionars re
peCtfnlly solicited. \. u. RUPERT.
Boom@b,rg, November Sd IeG0.-tE
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DECLINE OR CHANGE oF LlFE
---.o.------.

Take no more Baisam Mercury. or unpleasant Mpdi.
Cines tor unpleasant and dangerous diseases Helm
boids Extract Buohu aud Improved Rose " ash cures
secret diseases IN all their stages Al little uxpcuse
exposure. | "
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to n
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curing structures Of the Utethra aaying pain and m.
ndmmaTon, 50 frequent in the class Of discuss an
tNpeling all poisonous diseased and ornOut matter
Thousands upon thousands VINO have been the vic.
Tins Of quacks, aud who have paid heavy fees 10 br
cured ~ short time, have found they were deceived
ana that the POISON" has, by the use nC "poweriIl
aslringents been dried up in the system to rvak oI
IN IN aggravated form sad perhaps siter marriage.
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The weak stomach s rapidly vigoratcd and tho Hl'
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