The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01
CITY Int.lIiueuce.

Corporation Attorney or the Captain Of the Sixth Ward
Police or the Alderman Of the said Sixth Ward
other official gentleman whose province to attend to
the matter Is most respectfully but earnestly called
the small edihces which almost daily increasing in
numbers around the Park railing On the easterly side
of the enclosure quite spirit OF emulation has arisen;
architecture has decidedly improved and instead OF the
covered tables which used TO serve for the apple
and peanut trade quite substantial fabrics of wood with
roofs formed Of boards tSngued and grooved to
be seen The trade of this incipent bazaar alreaCy
quite varieA-aPpIes, red green and golden-peanuts
and npp,iiessppes peanuts and for
prices and oranges and lemons high ltea
ure and tin whistles vie with each other inviting the
four cent man-no the mon Pure 'Hany. artckon-th-
but humble imitation fthat
crowds around his cartload OF rusty
scissors, iron gimies &c, and furnishes abundant
amusement for the little boys who snow ball each other
from opposite sides Of the merchants table OF vaua-
bles or blow Peasizsd Jumps of putty through tin tubes
at the nasal promnences upon the faces of the by
standers But the improvement is not confined to the
upper end Of the Park The SPECTATORS in cheap wares
old books, and the fruits Of the season. have also
the erection OF shops upon the side walk
doubt, long have settlement rivang their neigh.
bors who have set up under the very windows of the
chambers ;s q the Common Council Whose duty 4 I
see 10 the above " Lot him speak," we shall take
occasion to remind him again OF the matter.
Our VoLuSrEERs-MusrEs.DAY AT FoRr HAMILTON
The regular muster Of the LIST regiment of u Volun-
Fort Hamilton for the first time The regiment. num-
bering about 800 men, paraded upon the green inside
the Fort at about IL O'clock and were formed in On open
telling them that they regularly enrolled in
the service of the United States and It was expected Of
them that they would deport themselves soldiers He
briefly explained to them what their duty members of
the regiment would be- and alluded to the ne
cuded by exhoIng them to perform their duty prompt
y, and ever to remain faithful to their nation their
state their homes This. he stated the musterday
Tor the months OF November and December. These
tiers would take place every two months when every
man in the regiment was expected to be present to
| swer to his name Muster-day is payday and they
would therefore, receive their money on these days
@The Adjutant next came forward and read the Regi
gment being now about full, they would be ready to
leave, for whatever service they were ordered upon
few days Mention was made of the So, 200 which had
been given by the city of New York. for the purpose
furnishing articles necessary to the comfort Of the
India rubber tent clothes knives and forks. spoons.
regard would be had in all things to secure 10 them the
means of preserving their health, &c.
reduced to the ranks and another order to deliver up
his uniform and leave the garrison by - O'Clock, NJ
mustered by companies The following is list OF
Field End sic6:--COl W B. Burnett, Lieut. Colonel
Charles Baxter, Major James q. Buruham, Adjutant
Charles b: Gallagher; Assistant Commssary, Capt -
Hutton Assistant Quartz rmaster, Surgeon and Assist
Company .d-Captain, Chss. II. Shaw; LIST Lieutenant
augustus Jacobus; ID Lieutenants, Israel Miller and
Company B-Captain. Gen. Count De Bopgars; lst
Lieutenant, Gustavus Rechard I'd Lieutensnts, Nj N.
Croft and James G. Hills.
Company C.-Csptan, James Barclay; LIST Lieutenan .
Edgar Scannell
Floyd
Company E-Cspt Chas. II. Pearson, LIST Lieut. Robert
A Carter, I'd Lieuts. James Ward, Henry and Edgar
Chandler
Company F-Captain Samuel s. Gallagher. LIST Lii ut
VIM Iorrey ID Leuts, Charles 8. Brewer, and IA ayne
Reid
Company G-Csptain Daniel 4. Hung erford; LIST Lieut.
Charles H. lnnis; ID Lieuts VIM. II. Brown and Henry
Gaines
Company H-Captsin Abrsm Van o'Linaa; st Lieut.
Charles f. Gallagher. I'd Leuts. Addison Farnsworth
Company J-Csptajn Morton Fsirehild; LIST Lieut. Geo
b. Hall; I'd tieuts Jares w. Green, and J. d Potter
Company K-Captaiu Gsrret Dyckman; LIST Lieut. w
Taylor; I'd Lieu!s. J. S McCabe and James Rafferty,.
The Regiment is composed Of remarbly fine looking
ranks and the very best understanding exists
the officers and privates Out of the 500 Names only
about fifteen the sick list and they are Of
them, dong well There are but four or five mon in
confinement and all for trivial offences O'Riley who
was expelled from the garrison yererdsy said have
called meeting Of the commissioned officers Of the
conmsnd for the purpose Of demanding OF the govern.
ment an increase OF pay with resolutions not to go
going forward and npped IN the bud this first
Of characterization ORiley was a favorite in his compa
n.y. His comrades gave him three cheers he passed
them on his way out OF the fort escorted by
guard We understand that Colonel Burnet's command
sto parade in the city before they leave for the south
Ihe day for their sailing not yet fixed upon; they will
no doubt, leave, however, within few days.
WHIrNEYs ORAroRr--Be it remembered that this
gentlemans evening with the orators takes place to.
night, New Years. Il will ,urposs in excellence any
diversified with the solemn, and the grave with the hui
morous. The speech OF John Smith, Jr., the comman.
dan OF bare foot company in the Hooser State rich
burles9ue Mr. w makes easy and graceful transitions
from the sublime delineaon Of Clay to the sapgu
nary pathos" OF ono not " afeard of the incmyn We
recommend all hypocondriacs to hear him Mr. W. has
drawn crowds OF delightful visiters to his former lee
lures, ,nres and we antcipste in the present one great
age will be present. which will Of course induce the
elite to DO there.
HOLIDAY spohr.-There will be three grand shooting
matches to-day at Conneys foot of l3th street. Nor
River An English grey hound good horse AMI !,
OF poultry await best shots.
NEw YEARs Grrr.--Dr. Felix Gouraud, No. IL " elk
street. has valuable assortment of toilet articles
cosmetics, &C., OH hand which worthy of attention
The SPIRIT or THE AeE.-We have read the prospcc
Jus OF new paper to DO published by Joseph
"a ocov ana Ihadoeus Hyatt, with the above title II
promises to be valuable aid to the cause il will advo.
cate.
Nkw ConorEn--Coroner Rawsons term of Office ex
PRED with tho old year and to-day Dr. Walters enters
upon the duties OF the Office The office of coroner of the
city and county of New York il no snecure but while
the incumbent performs the sometimes arduous duties
which devolve him. he has the comforting
that ne will be well rewarded for his labor
MLIrARY FmEMES.-The Clinton Light Guard were
out yesterday on target excursion. The bulls eve
upon the board gave evidence Of several good shots
CoRoSEn's IsaUEsrs-The coroner yesterday held
two nquess; one at the Bellevue hospital upon the body
OF an unknown man, about AZ years of age, who was
oWu yinB III IN hsenslpie state on the BIOominRdale
Road, and was brought to the hospital where he died
rom injuries which he appeared to have received upon
deceased came TO his death by blow with or a fall
upon some solid blunt substance The other inquest
was held at 2o5 Bowery, upon the body Of John Her
mann, Q native OF Germany, aged 40 years, who died
suddenly on the evening Of the Both December from
apoplexy
ALBANY, Dec "a, 1916.
lnrsgdtton in Relation to Frauds upon the Public Re-
penues, &c.
Inc Legislature OF its last session, appointed the fol
owing named members a committee to investigate al
lodged frauds in the expenditure of the re- enues of the
several canals Of this State :-Messrs Lawrence of
Franklin Pierce OF Duchess; Chatfeld. of steuben
bnsh, OF Erie, nnd Viele Of Washington.
These gentlemen are present in this CITY and are
prepared to make their report to the Legislature They