The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-31

In addition to their owners number Of friends joined
sbIss were carried on board They left whitehall yes.
tsrdey 1t II o,cock looking finely. but without much
wind.
= GsASp DnpLAr OF Tactics Yesterday some hun
dreds, nay, might say thousands assembled in
the neighborhcod Of East New York. L. to witness the
evoutions Of this unrivsed corps, under the command
Of Col Yates At early hour there were on the
ground Brgadisr Major Gen Morris: Col Morris Col.
number Of other officers The review of at about
o'clock 70 tue great satisfaction of all present the
their sspss
t.tons II was traly grand and noble AT the conclu-
sion Of the review the columns passed in review order
ration Of II present Atsr short ' recess they
different svoisons experiencing to the most recent art
lery movements. If possible with still more sasfaction;
all ss adopted ~ the lsmsnted Major RiDggod, and for
stance win only mention round of firing in park;
IN one minute. a guns were discharged; in the second
three mnutesoe discharges Pretty good for citizen
soldiers only oome six months in drill The galantry
theme q IL 1t was quite dispute, as to whether their
tactics surpassed their hospitality. The latter
boundsd but we must give the credit to their tactics
and the o6icers under his command deserve infinite Gre
dit for their conduct throughout this campaign and the
Asnsring terms Of their conduct throughout and we
are happy to say all went Of without the least accident
eauMaCuOn.
will BE- looked for with some anxiety. This promises
e es sns Of the ans.t corps in The STATE They have all
are bound to 80 ahead. success to them.
FoR HrpsoN, CArsxiLL, PouoHxEEpsrr AND NV.
.u.eHIThe steamer Oneida will leave this evening at
IS Cts, to Poughkeepsie and Catshill SO cts
RrscuxD-A son Of Mr. McKesver of Brooklyn was
esrued by Charles Langdon of the deck hands of
ing sccdsnsy fallen n He received no other injury
than good ducking which he bore with great indifeT
snce.
MssrSc.-A young man about 70 years Of age, by the
name Of Frederick Frey residing of LIST street and
IL: Avenue, attended the commencement of Columbia
College in Green street. on Wednesday, accompanied by
his uncle; and in the Of the morning was seen
pass the church towards the other side to en-
deavour speak to lady ofhis acquaintance His uncle
missed him in crowd and from that time he has not
been seem He was young man of very correct habits
consequently his strange disappearance much
alarm
MrsrERIous DIsArrEARAScE.-The young man named
Lewis, sudden disappearance noticed few days
since was tall good looking and wore new glazed cap
him. and any information left with the Chief of the Pc
lice will reach her.
A SUeGEsrIoS.-In consequence of the repaving of
stages and other vehicles necessarily compelled to
turn out of their course, and 60 through Centre or
Church street for the length Of the block referred to-
Under these circumstances would be well for the
their way up town to take route and those
coming down to tsks the other Such an arrangement,
fusion that 10 occasoned by the meeting carriages
in narrow streets; and the Chief Of Police should
ton officer at each end of the block for few days
it would doubtless have coed effect in establishing
some kind of order in the matter; at the pre-
vent any contrariness that might DO manifested on the
part Of the drivers.
CoRosER's OrFIcE, july 80, Accidental Desfh-The
Coroner held inquest yesterday at the City Hospital
the body Of William Broderick, a native of Ireland
% years Of age, who to his death by injuries re-
csived on Wednesday evening by accidentally falling
while attempting to get on a car which running
down an inclined plane at South Brooklyn The wheels
Of the passed his legs, and mashed them
dresdfuly that the poor only survived after
being brought to the hospital Verdict accordingly.
Death by Intemper The Coroner held inquest
yesterday at No Ill Hester street the body Ihos
Wsddington native OF England, IS years of age, who
came to his death by debility and intemperance
accidental Deoth-The Coroner likewise held an in
quest at No. liza Mott street. the body of Thomas Do
nohue. native Of Ireland 40 Of age. who
his death by falling through the hatchway from the 5th
story Of the store No 80 Washington street. striking on
his head at the bottom causing almost instant death
post morfem examination was made by DR. Archer and
verdict rendered according to the above facts.