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The New York herald., 1866-06-14
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FiELD DAY OF rHR THIRD nkr0AnE
Tie Third brigade Now York state National Guard
Bngadier General wnr Hal consisting Of The Seventh
gimcnt Colonel Emmons CLARK; Eighth regiment,
Colonel J. N. yarian; Ninth regiment, Colonel ,. W.
Wilcox; Thirty-sevenih r,g,ment, Colonel Fsnan and
the Fifty ynfh regiment Colonel Eugene Lcca cf, this
city yesterday morning and proceeded Fast New York
for field day, inspection and review The Third brl-
gado mas alwnye enjoyed celebrity among tho state
troop and rs Iaradcs usually attract host OF friends
OF both soxcs Although the weather yesterday not
very rfopiuous yet II caused no exception 10 tho
rrc, and the consequence thcre was
great rush for the rendczyop- Tho seventh rcgi.
ment crossed Tho ilsor the Fulton ferry
and the other regiments by tho Roosevelt street
ferry and thence by horse to their destination Tho
troops arrived The dTl ground by O'clock when
tho work Of the day commenced The drilled
Ia separate commands in battalion movements until
about ono O'Clock when ''pcas upon trcncher''
fcnuned and the troops RECALLED themselves al dinner
solfer'e iaro The respite cay bria tho bags
soandod ana tho troops formed IN line, when Genoml
troops when formed showed splendid nud stood IN
Nus and depored themselves Ike army Of veterans
Indeed The oid Third never appeared 70 better alyan
~ division and battalion, dcployment 10 line
II battle, marching thu llpe Ia qalsk ADJ
double qnck lme formation and roduction Of squares
The dri very rigorona one bst ihs uocrs
bors tho fatgrc or the occasion without and
with but Few MINOR exceptions strkngy eshibiled tho
fsei thai Tho lat Water drs we're taried 10 GOOD ad
vantage. Tho troop Of tho Eighth regmcnl performed
duty IN guarding ,ns parade ground from Tho Intrusion
81 spectators aud discharged their duties In g0disry
manner Upwards of -four thousand persons Witnessed tho
drill Among tho promincat military men present we're
tdntant General VIM. rvn. Inspector Gen,ral George
= Bachelor, Conmsssry Gonsral Charles W. Darilpg,
Colonel Edward Gebhart Assistant Inspector General ~
,ioveraor Fen,on. BrieaiIor s;oaerai Alex W shaer'
formerly captain in tbs SeyoDtl regitncrt,
m1ng the spectators The day on the shoo was very
profitable 10 tho troops Tor The Instruction they roccyol
10 aeas In largo body and % the sroealorB for ex
hbition Of The material fIcm which veteran troops
Tha band of tIs soyenth regiment wors heir nov
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
News ho,a FORTRESS Monroe.

HR AID HRS. JEFF DAVE EEcR.yfN0 DfsrTg.
oUfsuED vixITons ~ TUE BLOCKADE RUrsIro
aiLLicsAIELs DO SoT FonGET EuEx. BTc.
TonssEs. Mossos, juno H. lssG
sr md srs Davi. sITcar 70 have no lack u ykiIos
., their recently hucd W nside The garrson
Hcr demands apon tho comnAni.ng orcu fof rooms IN
carron Han where her husband y connnsd have been
steadily refused.
Yesterday ,. r. crcbsbaw ~ The wail known nrm Of
blockade rinnsrs during the with M and VIA
Davis remaining IN The fort anti The mornlng when
ne took hlg departure for Richmond cr the NAL
Ta object Of Lis vist has not bson mads kn0sn Lut
rurnor says u Wa only IN pscnn aTy point AZ ylsw,
ooking forward % the anticipated rerass 20 NJ Dags
Mrs DAYS accompanied Mr. 1fcushA~ u The smart.
ard the Lively and pcWart coDTers1ton whisl sDN.i<d
hetneen them showed h1r 30 in good ~ rss about
soDcthiEg. Visitors cail nlGitw fAy ugop Mr. and Mn
Dass tandsrsng them u their regard eni
esteem and Offering hou recuniary a. fsr "a
lies IN their power
young nan nsrss csorss CoosAli employed Ia ".
conmi@ary Department. a. nlgbt satflraH foli ovar.
bsnrt from one a ne ~hanse l-ss n.sht and VA
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
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Fire in West Houston street.


Between two and three o'clock yesterday morning
fro broke out in what is known the Starr Armory
Buildings corner OF West Houston and Bedford streets,
during The war used establishment for cleaning
and repairing government muskots Tho flames
discovered on the FIRST floor the Houston street side
NO Isol, occupied by q w Gilbert as a horseshoeing
and blacksmith establishment. When FIRST aud
upon opening OF the front doors the whole floor
IN blaze II spread the upper stories before the Ore
men arrived and The building totally destroyed To-
gether with contents The Ore then extended TO Nos
1872 lS4 and ls0 Houston street. all OF which partly
destroyed The buildings were heavily stored with ire
arms aud machinery, largo number OF muskcts be-
longing 10 tho government being consumed rendered
useless Quito nambor were loaded, and when the
reports tho nremen at times fearing approach too
near the building report was circulated that there
was large Quantity OF powder on the promises but
THIS proved unrus Tho three upper floors Of the four
buildings were occupied by W. @. Il W. s Starr the
Arnory works; loss 5000 Insured for $4,000 IN the
Home,.of New davrn; Albany City. and Cominonweaith
OF New York rncrc were in the Armory one tho,saoa
muskeis, owned by Schuyler, Hartley 4 Graham, 10
Maiden lane; six hundred owned by W. j. syms 4 Bro
thes; three hundred owned by Cooper IL Pond
four hundred pistols owned by Thomas Jones 4 Co,
John street, upon which there was no nsur
ana iei, with The Starr Company for cleaning
and repairing Tho second door OF No $50 was occupied
y aas'hew y @ Higgins MANUFACTURER Of sewing mashnes
ioss W 900 no insurance The third floor, extending
through Nos 1872 lsa and 1856 occupied by Charles
Landman manuiactarar Of hemp hose loss $500 in
surod lor 5000. Tho nrs loor occupied BY Mr. On.
bert whore the tro originated loss 81 600; injured 10
the New Jersey Insurance Company Tho arst floor of
Nos. 1874 and 1856 was occupied hy WIN Terwigcr iron
safo manufacturer, damage about 500; insured vii
Ham HorRsia X Co.. blacksmIths and wagon axle maxi
era. occupied tho basement OF No ls2; loss 81 900;
insurance. Tho buildings Noa and Bod ord street
wcro occupied by Hal Iahayh organ makers; loss
$1,000, insured Tor $1,000 in tho Bowory City, Globe
western and Arctic Insurance. companies The buildings
are owned by A. a = Busse; loss $40 900; insured.
Tho origin ~ the ire s al present unknown but iR
Under nyestga,ion by Fire Marshal Baker II was ony
thrce months AGO that e occurred ia tho build
ings and about twelve years ago they were totally
haslroYed.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

O. Last Broadsay, Mr Joseph " Irving in the char
motion u.ido rosoad tho resolution passed on L9
isih of March sanconing he strike for the oght
system which took place the - u April. This mo.
ton vas losi nobody voting IN favor of H. II was ihon
moved unanimously adopted N at tho caukars Do
nOW stand rn 10 favor Of tho defrand for tho eight
hour labor moyem nj they did the day Tho tirka
commenced Mr. james German, Correspond ns socre.
lary hnS sei lstsaTs from tho Western states In
Gao sess .hls week.
TuE sHfr CknPEsTERs.
The - 10 carpenters have cinIea tho resolution
which authorized thor strike and many Of thea have
returned 10 work the old iornl.
THE sniP JoIRrns.
These stii on strike. We GBdcysland they
have yet held meeting 10 consider what a-tsol
they r Ia view of ne resolution raised BY the
an ssrpontexu
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
Police Intelligence.

NfptGAHf IN nNEFtNfsH NTNErr.
Abcl two O'Clock yesterday morning oficsr valoncy,
q Tho Tfh precinct discovered two young caylng
an alleyway adlolnlDg the store of hcsfS Fsscher
covered they dropped heavy package which they wero
carrying and fed. The ofnrer followed IN pursuit and
oyerasing one ~ the fugifiyes commanfef him 20
render, but ho offered stout md accord.
lngiy clsbbcd into submission. The prie9Ier. whp
his a. William Murphy taken 20 tho LEONARD
rect police sa,'cn md locked up, after which oicsr
halonry returned 70 the alleyway from which ibe
prisoner ran and thcro discovered what proved V be
package oonta ming $50 In nickel and copper COMA On
examining tho rear u Messrs Fischer Lehnsnns pre-
misses I, fonnd that burglars bad entered the cellar
nd dug from brick floor shove a afRe number u
bricks thus making hole Of ssf1ccni size 20 admit
their bodies Unfortunately FOR the burglars they
detected While max ng on With theIr pnnder. harpby
yesterday srr-igned before Justice Hognn and
United 70 the Tombs Ter trial Hc a only years
of age born In EnFiani lives 1856 Cedar foot AMI ~
occupation u a bartender
WOMAN RnuTkfLY ASSAULTED,
OIccf GlnAHin, 0f the Ninth lreclNi, Yeslsr.
dav appeared bcforc Jss'ice Dodge, bavng ia chAfso
David ". Williams, whom he nai arrested for
commtirg msrdcrogs assault MrA Mary
A1nahan residing ~ No I28 Greenwich ave-
nuc. II appears that tho prisoner bad cngagi Mr.
MonaNan = 10 some washing for hiio hl' sceoint a
III health she unable 70 a. This ~ snrsvef
Williams thAt he seized hasohct anf srsrk the rck
woman On the forehead viii ~ lHiicuns terrible
wound, sfier which he kieked her IN brutal manner
about the abdomen and body Prom t.o enccts ~ the
violence NrA h0rahan = lying IN a dangerous condition.
ard fears arc entertained that ste may nOt
5lsiico Doe Committed tha pfaneY ~ await tho rsult
o. dr@ 1onahan'a 'nlnrss The plant against ths
sccaecd Va made BY ohsccr GmMtn.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

PETBnsByRG, Va, June IL 1860
The Fypress newspaper Office destroyed hy IRE tls
morning Nothing saved except the Hoo press ia
the basement which was comparatively unMigrcd
Loss $40 600 chiefly covered by insurance
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

T0TrTSvntr, STATEN isLsNp n ". jane ~ 1919.
AAnJS e. AiIx Esq President of tho Mercantile Library
Associal oo. Clinton Hail. New York city
have received your Dose of yesterday asking per.
M Ion exLbit 20 your association and to public
generally the painting of Admiral fArragu,, h. ap
pcarcd during that great naval nght in Mobile Bay
The Ish Of August lscs cannot hesitate u grant The
tegges coming ID does from nay friends of the Mer
camille Library Association OF New York. During the
-four years of the young OF New York OF whom
is chiefly compossd, showed patriotism and oyslty
which negef fsled aud 1 know cf no association V
whom would willingly iniTust tbs painting ~ our
great naval hero woaf only request that the proceeds
% a exhibition be applied 10 THE plrhass of snfl books
viii nerirc the youth " New York 70 Initiate ne
career of thy chria.an ADMIRAL. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM PACE
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

By the following correspondence II slll DO seen that
this painting q 70 be exhibited before the Mercantile
Library Association Of this city
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

WILLIAM PAGE, Esq. 1ottcnyile staten Island, y. v
The Board Of Directors or the Mercantile Library
Assoeation have heard With p!cassrs that you hayc
nulshcd your eroat historical painting nasratng tho
daring patriotic and heroic acts 20 be found n thu
annals Of naval wsrTare-Adrnral FarrugJt cd 70 the
shrolds o. III Hartford, she entering Mobile bay
on that n be forgotten 9th or Asgugf, 1854
oar 0ssocallgn i composed of ten thousand members
and feel c0nGdoHt that oyery ~ those would be
only too thankful for opportunity 70 look upon
representation of such glorious event We would be
glad you would allow Us 10 exhibit v for few weeks
70 oar ISOLATION and to The public generally
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r. bic GrwG6lung bes Sen. Serrp gum Se'
u, o.. Senator an Der Stele oes Afib
r. g. y. Softer, bsftn 3ett am 4. Mdr3 al
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If bic bret an Der 8eraubung Der @oam'
III Grpre6 So. belbeiltst Bepelenen gremit
e. ,um i3pede bs5 @rc5ebverfatrers BETH
t, nddRen @ert6tStermtne fef8etattfn.
e. Sn GafpUrt, Me., IL Der tUe9e
uebertretung Der S%teuer9efeBe nor Elm
tp. aen WpAen nit 9eIbla8 bele9te Sdp(
ner ysarOe 9ertnee" fir $4,000, ietr
IL 9abuua fir $4,000 db9elhdBt uap bel
ne Giaentblmsr, Ger bic betr. @autt0n lie
en- ttte, ipleber 3ueeaelt wprben.
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ID ~aetaufgne brtttlde ShpOner sWan
en- wprtb" ntG auf Der Sa9rt ron 8tnei +
ID. voA Qngebtiden SentGnern angola
ten une ndb pter StWaosn pteber fret8
IN aeben tpcreen fttn.
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GUfdbetb0 BT0Wel, 9eHeni Carl
@etber, WGrttembers 1tIcIaus Subt,
8atern; SriB GtnRetn Marte Sbsrntster'
Wartlember9 G6riatne Sprla9e, 3dntc'
Der; NbiHpS S6drE Nartba Bsber,
8ur6eTen; So0ann SuGs, 8atsrn; GaIl
BeR, Seensbure; Safob @frnmerlSlp'
!8ur6eTsu @bam @6ele nnb Sarltlte,
Sberfranfen; 5rtebri6 9rabetnt, 9reI'
6sn; Innu @eter, @etntngen; WGrta
86fer, 6annDoer; Sobanu @etsr, Darn
Rdbt; Gpnrab Rpbeft unb Sarntlte, pan
npper. 3uIummen 223 9dhagtere.
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@snn RaowaD'S ReabO 9ttlttt 1919
msrhriiIoige, cesinHd snoe nsaird,lusnof ,IGIilta'
be, Sffneuse, idrpereteioenpe Stmsr5gr rineubi uns
anb,re etstHid,aitsn belgt, fOooB IS ete l1,t.mmltiu
Rron,beits ;femtn IN ben unaOunnsien 8eli9f9eH.
ben. tpslr 8. y. be a fise SurlptldIt 10 4ttt hos
man fe tat mt DEM W}eiier 5etItdyios ia, !" =
i'itsot fporilm lpQi: es nidt mt e5su'cl&tr eelGtts'
isit Uoge mtipelst iftebers GOrten m uni.tem eisereu
9ltma betleu +? Surmiau Jtnbr, gesdtls, SaueHs
qi.6er. 6irlppe ,t. iRo nur et mlleeen u. lttoatf
zen = .nnen ser idrtdiiGeTel Nantpelier. 2SsNn &C
~ y ,rI,wn sen 81 .lnfteits NGrnien IN bc1 un9slrnee.
SS 90, Wsnsnsin b,.tt iaTtrt Is prompt Die un'sr uns
berrNb(u9eu let9tereu Falp'sn'
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IS betlt 6teH i6linHl len, aueH 5iniritlsltt@en etss'
men qciSrn. Wln Baf ss in @isn, Atrfa Sdcs
Nmerita, Guropa Sit- u. gSeitnc Ell u%er1lft; ubsr-
al bat IS Gbultra, 9tlHr, hipfe, seitss 5ieber,
Sumpfiteber, SaiFss mo dnoeIe Blsbfr in threh
Idltmmfen Fo,msu BsheIlt uno %itttnlqls enioN9tll,
qeute, bic se ais @Orbtugenttttl an8eloaNeti 5e5.b
6rautGtitss aniaGe R6tr ST. iteaen
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Der grdRbent be9No6t8te BOTSe'
ftern ben i'm Stdate Retp SerleS Ipe9en
9srausgabung fdtf6en @elses ~ ethldb'
riasr 3Iht6ausfrafe SerurtBetlteH Ste'
mari & Mpfett. IL
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nebe %DicnibtnleFe,t gerettrt, ais outt bic etfr8lttn
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Beptts in Sdueen oaB IN bauen, NO ela S%5olra.ea
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Sumrtiisesra, @aDCg{tetsri Durhtaa. Sbolsra.
gbeulnatsnus &c, tetGQen tpurbe, uub BON bieea nur
9cieri9en wa9s at u atpaG's 9teabp ht'
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