The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28
City Intelligence.

They are playing Putnam" at the theatre In Pitts
burg
City Intelligence.
SECOND Act | THE FARCE OF "rnE RIVAL CAPTAINS"
-BusHEL TRIuMPHANr.-On Tuesday last we gave a
sketch of militia training Of the s5h Regiment 1t will
be recollected that there then difficulty between
Capt Bushsl and Capt Tyson, as to who should COM
pany were determined to support Capt Bus hs ANA no.
body else, on Saturday brought down the roll and
rendered the whole ground to Capt. Bushe He accor
dinghy yesterday took charge Of his company and drilled
them without any interference. The Regiment met in
Park Place. and after going through the customary awk
ward exercises and being laughed at by the crowd Of
gentlemen boys negroes aud loafsrs, marched of to
Washington Parade Ground. They meet again on We'd
facts in regard the filming system, which show the
amount Of money which is collected and goes
two hundred and of persons warnsd out
there but about thirty who appear-then throwing
out thirty five have two hundred names OF per-
sons from whom fines demanded NEST of whom will
pay for this company embraces Of the first In
the ward Here are fines to the amount of one thous
companies and all the regiments and of
collected must be enormous. "No more Of this" say we
II is great humbug, burlesque decency and COM
mon sense The sooner it ceases the better
THE WEArHER--We revealing in the mild air.
sunny days, and glorious start nights Of the Indian
summer. The autumn sky has put again the blue
tie Of May the grass looks green and fresh, and
we to awake from dream Of years, should be fully
persuaded that were living in the merry month OF
Nav ssSummer seems oath to leave us over
the cold embrace OF wintershe would hold in her
like q cherishng mother until the frost OF winter
npped her fingers and sent her back to her again
Tbs glorious weather cannot last much longer, as
friend Jack Frost will resume his seat and dominion
ever u.s.
WHITE PLAIss.-Ths anniversary Of the great battles
of White Plains will be celebrated to-day the battle
field by the military of Westcheser in connection with
of the most distinguished uniform corps from the
city Of New York and without doubt from the large
the ground it is expected that much cloqnence will be
brought forth The Of the Harlem Railroad Compa
thaf titV Hall af ond fnr
the public accommodation by arrangement with the
military.
RIDING scHooLs.-Of all exercises, there is probably
that much conduces to bodily health strength
and graceful carriage the practice Of emansp
There in this city several establishments where this
art is taught The principal and best in the city
those Of j. Roulstone, No l37 Mercer streetand
Disbrows, No. 40s Bowery. AT these establishments
s % be-
and attention from the gentlemahly proprietors.
MnIrARY.-The Twenty Seventh Regiment, National
consisting Of troop of and eight line companies
met yesterday afternoon in the Park and after being
viewed by Sheriff Jones, marched to Tompkins Square
where they Joined second regiment, commanded by Col
Dodge; the third regiment commanded oy Col Avery,
and the 9th regiment commanded BY Col Curtis, all at
commanded by Brigadier Con Hall. The line was
formed at o'clock and the brigade passed their annual
inspection and review. performing the military syou
tons with accuracy aud beauty that delighted all
witnesses.
EARrHqUAKE.-We learn from undoubtcd authority,
Cove about o'clock on Sunday evening. 1t was
enough to rattle the doors and windows, and
the china in the cupboards. Earthquakes in this vi
entity almost rare as honesty in pickpocket
THE GaEAr BRIrAIN.-The mouster sails to-day at
two o'clock As great interest will be felt in seeing hsr
would the piazza of Castle Garden as
very best place in the world get good view Of
steamer. The piazza will contain many thousand per-
sons, and therefore will not be uncomoraby crowded
THE FIRE RANpALLs IsLANp.-A semioificial in
vestgation into the origin this fire has resulted in the
conviction that 1t was the work of an inccndiary.
Measures win Of course be promptly taken for name.
children will remain at the Long Island Farms
DEATHS LAST WEEK.-There were but l59 deaths in
this city last week. This number is unusually small
This hne weather has but little sympathy with the
destroyer.
FAIR OF THE AMERICAN ISsrIrurE--n our list ofthe
persons to whom gold medals were awarded by the
nagers of the American Institute, omitted to mention
the following Knox, the halter, of ITO Fulton street,
fora and beautiful Style of hats that suits the face
aud all styles and compilations. Mr. Aeock, Of No. 4
Murray street, for specimens Of artificial teeth.
CoRorERs OFFICE, Oct 27.-SyIcrDE.-The Coroner
called this morning to hold inquest at No. so
George Crooks, aged % years who committed suicide
yesterday afternoon by taking laudanum which he pur
chased at store in the neghborhood He died in about
two hours after drinking the fatal drsught Verdict
cordingly
SUDDEN DEArH.-The Coroner held an inquest at No.
Watt street. on the body of John Hem who fell down
in it, and suddenly expired yesterday afternoon YER
dict, death by apoplexy
FOUND DEAD BEp.-The Coroner also called to
hold inquest in the rear OF No SO Division street
the body Of Andrew Bosher, q native OF Germany,
aged 40 years. who this morning found dead in his
bed. Verdict. death by apoplexy.
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH-Ths Coroner also held an
inquest in 22d street. between ID and I'd avenues the
body Of female named Eliza Barney native of Ire
land, aged AZ years, who died suddenly this morning
Verdict death by disease of the heart.
OUTRAGE. Last evening, rascal threw q sharp
stone into one OF the music stores on Broadway nearly
opposite stewards store The missile was only
prevented from injurng very valuable harp by the
window shutter, which was partly closed. the stone
apparently camc from Stewards store