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tibttst rag Oie Resifratrren an her Icti sh' Sde epn Vsqs.ss
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81. SO Secpne StraBe.
&Esebauftes Capital Gtsr $7OOOOoO
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HARNDEN EXPRESS,
30. ESQ SS. s5eItiuu1 rsfr.
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Cine neue 2Inie naG Peter8turg.
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OtFte IN pRtIahEIPhta am e. be Der ebtfuut Str,
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9 20 y DO. Grpreb5u9.
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a Is Na6mittass BpiSuS. .
6 , 35 IccomooattDnsus.
8 ,, 25 ;, Nbenos @rprebsag.
Rad Defs 90 arpIanS.
Jlaa Union Bridge, (abe- Waitminiter) sez
pen Die 3Ise tdeIi@ 800 Wlorsens Wno 800
jlabmittdgs.
BON Union Bridge uus 4.45 u. 8.4b 8ors
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4ens bis Z ubr Na9mittags itinoiid 0or Der
Sde Gnlor uub Gaititr.
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8. Marp.

3. N1r0.
Muen S1,blbershttaten tr 8. sectb mirb hermit Noti5
oe1epen. bdG tie Re1tfrtrrnss Beamten an N9DGde ppm
SGnfnr. JUS Sr0aSpGp an %fplsenOen EGaen IN S,sInS ~ 50
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IL. 0orb.

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E Die Standardization ker IL. 9DlrS uerbea hermit Be-
notrs&ttst. tas bte &eetfrirunes 8Santen an Der Nrrtmert
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TSen rerbsr: 8, Q. is, 16 %, %. 29 Nno 30 Arauh uuS s.
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Ntrraens bis s nbr AtenNs. Sn ueberetEfimmuaa bes 81.
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q W &rebS,
50 m SRpttnSt
Gam 9at@E
(2otu-i @tetfr. her IL. @arh,
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70. @aro.

Il. Wur0.
Den @ttnmtere&tietfn Der 70. 9aore mlrb hermit Nsts,
Geeeben, tas bic Reg frtrun9S Beam en- tn Nnertcas SaG,
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abbalten pe"ber: s, Q. 10, 16, ~, %, 20 anb 81 Nusuf unb
Sc IL 49, 10 Unb 20 Sept. @etn6B tes 9elalu5IeS her Sc.
ntraI Ademtie BON Wagslaab. 8
6. 3nfrtnstOn Str.
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IL. WQrb.

To- SOULOS w. -t. - e-S-
NHen gDabItsref tieten Ser Is. gDarS ft hermit iur
RenI tIis eetrdrt s etc ReetfrtrunaS. Geontten on Der
Sra @fe BON Stdrp unS Barrsfr. en- Zen ~f.letnten Saeen
fsea nerben: 5 9 Is, 10 q, a, 20 nnb 80. MGauf UNI 6e1
SO, IL, Is, IL uno 20 SsptsII er tn ben Stunteu BOA o
nbr W'Crsens BITS 5 ubr Nbenbs. Sn uetereinuimmuuo bes
Ett@lulee Der GeEerattA hemElr pom SRA, s!anb.
Scr. u. Berrt Reettrotoren
Wm g. Stmme, fer
(A2e-) Gtas g: sptnbeIL,( IL gears.
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10. Maro.
: DtH WobIbert6tisten eer 10. gps.e wt'e biermtt tefarnt
ssu1adt. tne bic @cstf rdtrren tre &~tsunsen IN @tf ern
Sale, &fe pOn Srw 70 unt Qsrtna'pnfr, on foi senben assn
dbtaIten rtrter: s. 9, Is 10 70, %, 20 nn5 80 ansnf uab
., 6 IL Is 10 unb 20 Sep'emter, upn JtSresns 9 ubr BITE
Abeubs s ltr. Sn @smaBbett pes BE aluats Ter Genital
&GenpIg yOa RGrylaaa.
5 % StmDK, -t
Gep Repfert
Spf Shtptttr
(29tu-j &eetftr. ber 10. Watt.
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13. Warb.

10. XNurD.
p Insn Notlb.reft etfu tie fer Worb sur RdGriGt, taB te
Rsgfro treu TIRE StSnussn an Der @fe SSR Qerinstun unb
Gresrfr. an e~rIeeneen Gd5en cttalteu werDea: Ann 8. 9. Is,
16. ~ 70. 20 uno so. Wueuf unb S, 6. IL. 13, I9 unt 20.
September, in ctn Stunten BON Q ubr Dtpreens ts 5 lbr
Hbepcs. Genas ties 8si8luNeS ter @eneral ANsmbIs bon
glarplanb.
u. Hptpppb,
80 m BIbIer,
s. 5prmIet,
(2Siut-) Neetfratpten Ter Is. gDart.
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Reennntm0C6uNgen.
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aueu soablssre6tteten Ser / gDars iei bierunst CUR NsH ~
u&s sesraIt, eag be Regfrirunsa. gs0astsn an @ = . u ~"
Gbea rir uah Cant Il NSe. a. ~fclgsnetn Aass" rS' ~ ia
fSn; g. 9 Is, 18, Y, -, 20 unb 30 AI5uft nno .. = p a.
10 mas 20 September, IN ZEN stauber pens utr 1t9 Ge
bis 5 ubr So. neteretnasmuaas sss Sfl~'"1'S . w."
= ~h'~0'' Z" ~'A Goxt. 30 g. Darts, 49,
8. $. RpbtufpnvteN Ef@l'a+
Gbps&tnbRt
0ResiardtOrsn bst ]. gDare'
f2oiuf-uuos ols1e ,222 so, lspt $751; 2 'S,l9.2o
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10. Maro.ss
E'Tes @tim,nbereGtieten ter9 Q1arb let bterntt sur &ennt.
nte seOraHt. raB BE JsS. fttrnnss-Be raten lbre 9 sansfn
tn t6rer s fFc. untfr br Ne4 4bttt 3aG. 6apstttfr. az fsl.
eeuben IGsen abbalteu per en-: s, 8. Is. ID, ~, % 70 uno
90 NusuR unh 5. o. 70 ID, 10 unh 20 september rcn 9 htr
Dto5 gems bis s l1br Nberes @emd5 cet @el6lkfIs br Sc.
neral &gernSls uen Mlarsdnb.
OF AtneIl,
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go Sesmrten 8eefG,
- 99opLe's 30nf Ssb&uat
G9s Ssa $3.50 II, gai1:as4sSx.
. SSynpprteur psG
Evtasa ute2 soeSFea gSae3Ga&aesG.&a .
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fea, tsetGt to besa Sx5IIiasa ~ bgn 6tCteF'eH gFetl1n s0st'
WIN 80. -4 -.--. s. &eHft>
81 Wttn : aab 6 - ex> %fItG FRA 3e3 stitfs ~
anDesFiIFSsea SuaItt6t.. | $50. tSunt9iil
&emr9 @saefesG.
So Eade tiSrratt raeinen beFeen, fpsotr uaesrer ousoas'
ttsem ifreanhex Eab R0Ifefr Tn NGesutctHen be Arsstf'
tat I'd beste mtts @tiH6ft
SO. ass ESea H,rattTt.s aat< Gharisss9ss
ssTnst babe uxt ste tn,n;eI Ste tstsn &oaR ea tn g3S9se
Eaie an 2eaf taEsn SerSs, pslpe Id SEA S8teestrssE6g!sFE 4
Zen btHtgHea BfaRftrrei{tn akIafes
g~3aItssaose, Ben IL. gp&tI 1854 ~t23%Yrsi
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06
Hoboken city News.

AuyxYr TO MURDlR AN ISvAST--f, ~ SRArGIxD AND
Thrown soxs Busnm TO DIE. -Abovt two o'clock yes.
tcrday morning, as Mr. Weeks auct'onecr at Hudson
Ui,y and friend passing by some marshy ground
at the outskirts OF that city, their attention attracted
by what appeared DO sed cries OF afant emanai
Ing from clump OF bushes Upon searching the bushes
thew discovered inderenty clad male infant appar
eutly about weeks Of age, which must have been
suffering tho greatest agony covered with my
RAIDS OF musqutoes, which drawing out its life
blood Mr. Weeks brushed away the insects and carried
the little sufferer TO his home and placed him In charge
fellow she discovered handkerchief tied tightly around
IN. neck tight In fact that II with considerable
dcuy that II removed and strangled the child 70
such extent that Its cries feeble but on the
being removed he proved TO be possessed
OF an excellent pair Of lungs The little unfortunate was
cared for over night and yesterday placed ia the
hands Of Mr.. Fisher. ovcrsecr Of the poor
BRIGHT LITTLE FouspIIsa-rwo GoDFarHERs -Aoou'
ten O'Clock on Friday night, as two German gentlemen
were passing along First street, Hudson street. 'ney
observed package lying the steps Of sdwelling ana
upon closer inspection they foundh TO be neatly c"
beautiful male infant, about two weeks Old, sleepng
abjy The gentlemen conveyed the Uttle wan W
the station house. and then stirred
they found lady who consented TO nko cs,xv W so
little stranger for few days, or uni sos sussoe ~
son can be found 10 adopt H. The gentleman .spresseu
their dcterrninsto that In case no tocep'ao,o
con,es rorward 10 adopt the child they VIII stand goo
fathers IN n ana Jointly dcray the expense OF having
reared In a respectable manner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06

FATAL ACCIDENT AT wEsI FiRra On Friday evening
last a. two men, named Ferdinand Holland and Francis
Bell wore riding in ligrst wsssn IN ;hs ou.Akigls q
West Farms their horse hIs ran the wheo,s Of The vsh
chs against the ourbore some other obstruction, and
Mr. Holland wes thrown violently upon the ground In
nicng uron bis person such injuries 10 cause hts
death on Saturday morning Of four o'clock The best
urecn attendance 70 BE had in New York and 81 West
Farms was secured but without avail. The man was
hurt pas all hopes Of recovery The Coroner, H. basOn
oliver was calod NJ an early hour by Dr. Freeman and
insnedntcly surrnoned Jury and hold the inquest
verbal In scc ,riar5 with tho lscls rendered The
docc,sed resided Of No 20 West Twelfth street. In ti.
city, aud u reported TO have boon nan OF conoo'spl'
property, but without near relations 10 this COMMIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06
EMPLOYING VETERANS.
no THE nprrOR OF TIN HERALD.
The Turf.
SARATOGA RACES.

The annual race meeting at Saratoga commences
and continues six days. and beyond doubt 1t
will be the finest and most brilliant affair that has taken
place in this country. About fifteen stables, numbering
above fifty horses In readiness to contend for the
rious purses offered In the Tavers stake nrst
OF the meeting, there nineteen entries Of which
probably will start including Richmond Maiden,
Sarah K, Bua-chai Das Blue Flag and Morris and
Hunters ies which will make puzzle for the betters
This will DO followed by two mile heats; On the
second day the for the cup for which kentucky,
Rhinodne, Beacon, Thunder and Captain Moore will
run, is expected TO DO grand amair Kentucky y .
great favote against the field in this neghborhood but
what he win be al sAratoga when the western draw
their wallets 10 back their favorte Of Wagner
mains to bc seem The Canadians have also great faith
in Thunder and will back him strong He Is said to be
in better favor than before. Mile heats will follow
the cup Tuesday. On Wednesday there will be
three races mile and quarter dash for three year
ods mile dash for Two year Odds and dash OF mile
and quarter for all ages On the fourth day there will
be selling Of mile and quarter and three mile
heats On Friday Gtwo mile dash for three year olds
will bo followed by mile heats for beaten horses On
Saturday, for the wind up there win be three races
FIRST hurdle OF two miles, with eight hurdles To
jump; dash Of four miles, and dash Of mile for two
year olds-the whole forming programme OF Sport
unequaled In tho annals OF tho American turf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06
Police Intelllgsnoe.
BURGLARY

BURGLARY I'M THE BowRRY-rHE BURGLAR
cAUGHr-HR ATTEMPTS TO KILL AN OPFICBR.
On Thursday night the store Of Mr.. George W Chase.
so5x Bowery, was entered BY burglars and Watches
valued about three thousssd dollars taken from
iron safe and carried away after which the safe was
closed and looked though nothing had happened Tho
front door, which had been opened by means Of false
key also properly secured thus leaving external
evidences Whatever that burglary had been committed
The matter vss therefore, great mystery 70 Mr. Chase
Matters remained in ths condition I'LL about Ave o'clock
yesterday morning, when o,cer Little Of the Seven
teonth precinct discovered the 'front.' door OF MI Chase
premises partially open. On trying II he found
that Il was held by inside and believing bar
glars inside raped for assistance At that moment
mar. rushed fronthe store and attempted 70 escape,
but tho ofncer pursued and overhauled him The follow
SsSS,ne TsSt end eSt at him The oicor in turs pro-
ducsd weapon and gave the burglar three shots from
his revolver one ball taking effect IN his shoulder bring
ing him partially to the pavement The burglar, how
over rallied again and started up Fourth street pursued
BY the Officer By tho aid Of an officer from the
Fifteenth precinct, the fugitive was secured and
taken TO The Seventeenth wasd station house. where
he gave his name as Phillip Eschberry He
T. spasnLd tTenysa yesss o. age 20 eS * ,aw
found scattered the floor the burglar being IN
able 20 take tho plumber with him. Justice Mansfield,
for examination The accused, doubtless, IL Tho man
who opened the end safe and stole the three thou
sand dollars worth Of watches
ALLEGED THEFT or ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOU
SAND CIGARS.
simon Wolf, German, having an Once at 50 Cedar
street. was yesterday afternoon arragned before Alder
man Norton acting magistrate at the Tombs TO answer
! complaint Ia which he stands charged with having
| stolen one hundred and ten thousand cigars,
| valued a two thousand and twenty dollars,
from Mr. David H. Hooker, residing In Huntington,
| Huntington county, Pa The cigars were sold on
tho I'd uItimo and ir Wolf 20 pay for hem on do
livery In this city The cigars reaching New Yor;
were taken TO ~ William street. whereupon tho Penny
| wanna gentleman demanded hts money, but Mr Wolf
| kept putting him or on various pIetexts The cigar
wore cInndestney removed from William street an
Rooker being unable 10 obtain poss sson ~ ,ac or m
/ value thereof, brought the cor" ~ ::
| w., wa I'D clinton street, denies his guilt
o'' Norton required him 10 find $4,000 bail
await an examination.
Mr. Abraham Goodman. Of 81 Centre street, became hi
| bondsman
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!. -. I'D hs persecution OF the chrstians under
~ .,... e has taken place in the arm Of Long
1t present consists OF Aessrs Long
go 49,. I'd Dyer, the two latter gentlemen
nllins the vacancies occaa- failing health and by the
elder Mr.. Green, on account On .n,,sm.n mo- n,s oil,
death Of Mr.. Roberta The latter T. poor.aa-a D..
has bequeathsd the sum Of $500 70 tho
vident InsttutOn
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THE ETER RAMS

ARRIVAL or THE FIRST CONNECTICUT CA,vALRY.
The First Connsccut cavalry, consisting Of f,> nun
dred and fortynvs mon under the command OF Coz ne
BraytoI Ives, arrived Il tho Battery Barracks rSs
for New Haven in three divisions. from Washington by
the cars at early hour yesterday morning The reg
ment brings 81 It's horses and luggage The horses will
be turned over 10 government On It's arrival at New Ha
About o'clock In the afternoon the regiment
embarked board three steamers for New Haven and
will wait there until paad Oh.
This regiment was originally organized ct hert-
den Conn., November g. 1901, undes Major Lines,
and consisted Of only four companies II was subse-
queny reorganized in January, 1894 at Baltimore by
Colonel Fish, formerly federal Provost Marshal Of Bat
more Ind who was colonel Of this regiment for some
time II then sad Its fun complement Of one thousand
CoIonsLBlayton Ives
AdjWawt-James L. Richardson:
1Tgeow-- Hubert
Quorermaacr-Henry Robinson
Captains Nsulles. Company B; skdmore, Company
VIM Phillpson, Company r; James Straut COMPANY q
James Wheeler, Company H; Jason B. Thompson, Com
Rra Lieutenars-Iamphcar Company b; Cleft Com
pany 7; Elias Brown, Company G.; Kane, Company Il
Second Iers.nana-wm P Ford, Company A; John
Andrews Company h; Chryse Company <; VIM.
M
Tho regiment has participated in the following engage
mentsIn 1862 IL co-operated with Generals Sigel and
Fremont at the battle Of Mcdowell, and through
Popcs campaign in the year, South Mountain Get
tysburg, Loudon Smokers Gap T0dd's Tavern McGregs
Church, spottsylvania Court House, Mechanicsville,
Meadow Bridge, Wilson'S Raid, Reams Station,
Stoney Creek Opequan Winchester, Cedar Creek Back
Road, Lacy Springs, Sheridan's nineteen days rad,
February 20, 1865, on the Lynchburg Canal Waynes-
borough, Ashland, Five Forks, Harper's Farm Farm
Vile. At Appomattox Court House, at the time OF the
surrender of General Lee this regiment selected by
General Grant as his escort.
EMPLOYING VETERANS.
EDITOR HERALD.
What are the returned soldiers who volunteered 10
fight for their country. and mustered out honora
bly, from the SERVICE to do for employment Are
wives and children starvef All willing to work,
sure If they can find employment II soldier asks
for situation the response generally is I" we full"
or " we engaged clerk this morning." By inserting
this you will much obiige discharged cavaryman OF
three years service In the field. C.