The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-30

N. Y. Cry GUARD AT TRoY-About 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, the exhilerating sounds of mar
tal music heard from the river and shortly after
ry visitors theNew York City Guards, Capt McArdis,
board rounded to at the wharf They received
formed escort and accompanied their gallant guests
through the principal streets Of city preceded BY
attractive than the appearance presented BY the two com
panesthe Guards in their brilliant scarlet coats white
Ss and
Cihzens Corps The Guards, although their ranks
not full mustered 90 mu:kets the Corp: 30, and the
marching Of both companies in the highest degree
crediabe to the excellent tacticans by whom they
respectively commanded. At IL o'clock review Of the
two companies took place in front Of the house.
the presence Of the Mayor and Common Council and
large number Of citizens. The admirable precision
the subject Of general remark did our own gallant
little corps compare unfavoraby with the New Workers.
snd Ss
and Arsenal bands and must say the two latter
ted themselves exceedingly We'll The band Of he E
zens Corps has improved wonderfully within theas six
months After the review, Judge Hunt, by request and
on behalf of the Mayor and the Common Council vel
coined Capt McArdle and his company Troy and ex-
pressed his admiration of the fine appearance and excel
corps The Judge felcitousy introduced into his
speech well turned compliments to General Tay-
alma mater Of heroes, Wost Point Academy We
were not near enough to the speaker however to catch
Captain McArdle replied in o very neat impromptu
speech expressive Of his pleasure in meeting with his
Trojan friends the qualification himself and his
pany felt at the hearty welcome and kind attentions they
had received especially from the Cizsns Corps whose
ranks he hoped would soon be filed up to the full
plement of one hundred He alluded very indig-
nanty to the militia law, with which unwarike
civilians well satisfed-denouncng II a. deadly
blow at the uniform companies of the State. The Csp-
tain then made highly complimentary illusions to
West Point Of which admirable military school he was,
believe cadet and wound up with glance at old
Rough and Ready" and gallant army the banks
Of the Rio Grande Both speeches were responded 70
with loud cheers by the large crowd assembled to wit
the military display The Guard, and their escort,
afterward dnsd and spent q social afternoon to-
gether at tho Troy House In the evening" the former
reembarked on board the Empire, for homo. apparently
in high good humor with the world in general, and
their Trojan friends in parcuar.-1roy Wing, June ~.
THE MORMON WAR.-Thc Mormon war has
again ceased without boodshed. Backenstos
could opportunity Of shooting any Of the old
citizens and they could not get chance to burn the
Nauvoo Temple. The Mormons, Jack-Mormons and
New Citizens appear have obtained decided victory
over the Old Citizens and Regulator These troubles
appear TO be nstgaed and fomented by few turbulent
spirits each side, and nothing will satisfy them but
The Growing and boasting Of the Nauvoo
Eagle well excite the AntiMormons still
further and to lead 70 further difficulties We apprehend
will be settled in the county so long
as Backenstos continues TO act AZ sheriff. The odum
strong permit them to rest satisfied 20 long no con-
trolls the power Of the county-St. Louie Nev Era,
June Goth.
SUPPOSED MURDER. On Friday last farmer
named Burtiss, residing in Allegany county,
brought load Of produce to Cuyler, and received nere
$3.50 he exhibited II rather Internationally and mai
ly left for home in his wagon, accompanied ny man
about five miles souherly from Perry the wagon cap
all and the body lying under the box, the horses