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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02
SIXTH RECT. N. Y. 8. MILITIA.
Tu,.c mn EtYru WARps.


Pursuant the aboys Division orders aud the Act therein
UNAUTHORIZED Pvates Of the several Companies
of this regiment will assemble within their refpectve com
many districts Monday the h dsy OF October next at 10
,cock a m for company parade inspection, and martial ex
.cse and equipped according to awM the places de-
signated for such oi,trcts respe ctively as ollows
Company Aaptaiu w. Francis, commandant bounoe9 ~
Liberty street, Broadway Fulton street, West street. at Fu
Co B~Lieut j. Adam Milderberger. Commandsnt bound
ed BY Fulton Bo,dwsy Murray street, Greenwich street, at
20 C-Lieuteaant w. o. Durham, Commandant, and boun
ded by Fulton street. Greenwich street. heade street, We
street, AZ Chambers; corner Of Washington street.
Co: D-Captiin James w Farr Commsndanf ana bounded
by Murray street, Broadway Reade ST. Greenwich street, at
Co. E-Lieutenant w. Hmchman, Commandant bound
ed by Reade street, Broadway Fahan street, Hudson st.
at east side Of Hudson 81, corner Of Duane st.
Co. F-Lieutentnt w. H. Walker, Commandant, bounded
by kca street. Hudson street, Beach street, West street, at
West side Of Hudson street, corner Of Duane street.
Co G-Captad William Chalmers, Commandant, bounded
by Franklin street Broadway, Canal and Laight Streets Hud
son stlest At Hudson street. at 81 Johns Park
Co u-Captain Joha Gregory, Commandant, bounded by
Beach Hudson street. Lsight Canal
street. at Hudson st, opposite 1t Johns Park.
Appeals will be heard At Thomas Reys house the
of West Broadway aud Franklin Companies and
b on Friday, Oct 18th, az ~ T. Nj.
For Companies and on Saturday Oct 10TH the
For Companies and Tuesday, Oct toth at the same
For Companies aud II on Wednesday Oct goth, at the
same hour. "
Colonel 9Th Regt n y an
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FIFTH REGIMENT, N Y. 8. MILITIA.


Pursuant the above Division orders and the act therein
mentioned the ununiformed privsss OF the several comea
MES Of h. Regiment will within ihsir respective
Company districts Monday, 4h day OF October next
10 o'clock NJ r COMPANY parade Inspection and martial
desgntsd for each d,.tret respectively a. foow.m :,
Capt Reneckc and bounded By Bssdway Canal Green and
The I'd Company district Company u under command Of
Lieut. Myehoz aud bounded by Green Canal Laurens and
ri custom SITS in Wooster st. right ON Prince st. i, ,
The 3D. Company district. Company Z, under commMd OF
Capt Rowad bounded by Laurens Canal sullivan ana
Houston sts, in Thompson st., right on Prince st.
The 4th Company district Company " under command Oh
Cai swatzwader and bounded by Sulli, lanai watts
Vacg aud Spring Watts ST.. right on Sullivan It,
The3th Conpaav district Compmy e. under cTmmSnd o.
Capt Boppo pounded by Sullivan Spring, Varck and
Houston st., King nxnt on Nc Dougaiss; .o,a a,
LisSt Ehrman, and bounded by Xack Watts Hudson and
The 7lh Company district, Company bounded by Hudson
Canal and Houston IN King ST. right on ud
son st. and under the command of Lieut. fhrman who II
hereby detailed for thst purpose - -.
The 9th Company district, Company II, bounded by Green
wich Canal West md Houston KING st. right ON Green
w,ch and be under the command Of Lieut. Hust who Is
hereby detailed for that purpose
The Regimcnta Court o Appss hear appeals from fines
penalties imposed wall DO held At Centre market drill room
BY order Of ANDREW WARNER, Col. 9Th hsst.
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NINTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. MILITIA.
ITrn

Pursuant the above Division Orders the act therein
mentioned the ununformed of the
Of this regiment will assemble within their
districts Monday the 4 day of October O'Clock
for company parade. inspection and martial exercises
rmed and equipped according law the place designated
The district Of Company A, commanded by Captain John
g Helme and bounded by the Bowery Rivngton, Elddge
and Second street, the South East
Houston and Christie streets
The district Of Company b, commanded by Lieutenant
Commit Stephen H. CoInell and bounded by Eldrdge Riv
ngton Essex Avenue Second street, and First avenue
the South West corner of Houston and Allen streets
Sebrng and bounded by Essex, Rvingron Clinton, Ave
Second and Avenue the South East
OF Houston and Norfolk streets
The dsct Of Company d, commanded by Capt Charles
r Bulwinke and bounded by the Bowery, Second street.
First and Sixth the South East Of So
cond avenue and Fourth street
s. The district of Company z. comma ded by Capt Marvin
H. Ptman and bounded by First Second Ave
aud Sixth at the South East of Avenue
; The district Of Company F, commanded by Capt John NJ
Hayward and bounded by the Bowery. xth street Avenue
B. Seventh street, Avenue and Eighth the South
East corner Of SECOND avenue and Seventh street.
The district OF Company u, commanded by Capt Richard
H. Thompson and bounded by tts Bwery Eighth
Avenue A. and the South East Of Sc
eond nvsous and Ninth street.
The district Of Company H. commanded by Csps Henry
B. Melville and bounded by the bowery Teah
D. and Fourteenth the South East Of Ne
cond avenue and Twelfth street
The Regimsntd Court II Appeals hear sppesls from
Zines or penalties imposed will be held Military Hall 97
Bowery, Thursdsy The 2st If October ls4 at II o'clock
in the forenoon BY srdsr u ,r,,,,
CoI - OIL s~ T Militia
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SEVENTH REGIMENT N, Y. 8. MILITIA.

fTH IUTH w ARD6.
Pursuant the above Division Orders and the Act therein
mentioned the pvMes Of the several companies
Of this Regiment will assemble within their
pany dstrct, on Monday, the t day OF October
O'Clock for company parade inspection and mari.
erce armed and equipped according u law, the scss
dcsruated for each district respectively. follows
The Ist Company District bounded By Csharpe MadsoH
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Henry L. Gardner has been arrested In Boston ana a.
TO be sent back to this ctyon charge grand
in stealing upwards Of thousand dollars worth Of money
and notes Of hand from his late employer Archibald
Cochran Of No 2ss Greenwich street IL appears that
Tuesday Gardner requested q friend to carry small
package to Adams Co.'S Express once to be sent to
tercepted by the police before II reached the express
flee and $2i5 Of the stolen money found In IT, In the
meantime, Gardner TOOK passage for Boston Ia the
steamer Bay state teegraphic despatch sent to
constable Cspp, stating the facts 60 and that ohcer,
with the assistance Of constable Geo Coolidge, were
called at the Express ocs for the package when
Adams Co. gave notice to the ocsrs, who took Nun
into custody.
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ELEVENTH REGIMENT y. VS. MILITIA.


Pursuant to the aboye Dyson Orders and the act therein
OF this Regiment w within their respective tompa-
di:trict. Monday, the 9TH day of October next
O'Clock for company parade inspection and martial
ecse armed and equipped according to law he places de-
'ignated for each district respectively, As folows=
ls Company District Of Company A, commanded by Cap
teenth street. the Eighth and Nineteenth on The
the corner Of Fourteen and Eighth avenue.
3D. Company District Of COMPANY B. By Captain
John Sauvan bounded by the Eighth Avenue Fourtse
street. Sixth avenue and Nineteenth corner of
Fourteenth strickland Sixth avenue.
John Seule bounded by the Hudson River Nineteenth
street, the Eighth and Twenty street. the
corner of Nineteenth and the Eighth avenue.
9Th Company District OF Company ID, commanded by
tain Frederick Pesnecker bounded by the Eighth avenue
Nineteenth the Sixth and Thirticth street,
the corner of Thrteth street and Eighth avenue.
5h Company District Of COMPANY F. commanded by Cap
eighth street. the Eighth avenue Treth street the Sixth
Avenue aud Forteh street, the OF Twentyeghth
street and the Eighth
eh Company District Of Company F, commanded by Cap
tain A. Henderson, bounded by Sixth Fourteenth
street. Last River and Nneteeh street, the Four
tecnth street and 4 xth avenue.
7h Company DStrict of Company g. commanded by Cap
tam Hardenburg bounded by the Sixth avenue, Nine
teenth the East River and Twentieth street, the
ner OF Twenty Sixth street aud Sixth avenue.
ath Company District OF Company II, commanded by Cap
tain John r Ellis and bounded by Sixth avenue, Twenty
sixth street East River and Forteh street, the Of
Tweniy.sixth stmet and Sixth avenue.
and penalties imposed will be held the Madison Cottage
corner F avenue and Twenty street, Monday the
18th OF at clack in one afternoon By order OF
ROBERT G. NORRIS Col 18th Regt N. Y.S.M.
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Col. Comn'g 9th ksgt. N. Y. 1
TENTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. NJ.


Pursuant the above Division Orders and the Act therein
mentioned the ununormed the several companies
of this will assemble within their respective compa
ny districts Monday the 4h day of October 10
o'clock A. M for company parade inspection and martial
ercse armed and equipped according the places de-
signated for each district respectively, as follows -
LIST District, company A, bounded by the Hudson River
Hammersy Bedford aud Bao Streets and commanded by
Thomas jones' captain the north east of Hudson and
Leroy streets.
I'd District company B, bounded by Bedford Hammersly
Hancock Blocker and Carmne Sixth Avenue and
Barrow and commanded bv Henry L. Hoeze captain
the north Of Blocker and Cornea streets
Sd District company e. bounded by the Hudson River Bar
Hudson and Perry and by Henry Bru
captain at the north Of Washington and Amos
lh District COMPANY D. bounded by Hudson street, Barrow
street. Sixth Avenue and Amos commanded by Cornelius
Clark captain the north Of Fourth and Chris
topher steets.
5h District, company Z, bounded by the Hudson River
Perry Hudson and Troy and commanded by James
MGath captain, at the north Of Washington
Bank streets.
Captain the North East Of Fourth and Perry
Troy street. Eighth avenue, and Fourteenth and
handed By Cornelius VanderveeI. Captain the North Eai
corner Of Gree witch and Horatio streets.
9Th District Company H, bounded by Eighth Troy
Factory and Amos streets SIKH and Fourteenth
and commanded by Jacob Raynor Captain, the North East
corner Of Seventh avenue and Eleventh street.
The Regmental Court of Appeals. hear appeals from
change No 23 Blocker Friday the 22d day Of Oc
By ordes Of CHARLES J. DODGE,
1t Col CommR 10th Regt N, Y. 8. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02
EIGHTH HEGIMENTN;1:s. MILITIA.

Pursuant the above division orders and the hsrei
mentioned the Of the several companies
Of regiment will assemble within their respective company
districts Monday the 4h day Of October 10 o'clock
A. for company parade inspection and martial exercise
armed aud equipped according law the places
for each district respectively, as follows -
Company A. Cspt George Lyons, commandant, the
Of Clinton and Grand bounded by Norfolk
Riyington, RIDGE and Division streets
corner Of Grand and Sheriff This district bounded
Company C, Captain M NJ Van Dyke commandment at the
Of Goerck and Grand This district bounded
BY Grand Cannon aud Rvingon and the East River
Company D. Captain James Little, commandaut the
ncr Of FIT and Houston This district bounded by
kIvington. Clinton, Houston and Sheriff streets.
Company E. Captain George B. Bovine, commandant the
corner Of Cannon and Houston streets Ths district
East River.
Company F, Lieutenant Edmund H. Weyman commandment
at the of Fifth and Avenue B. This district
bounded by Houston street, Avenue B. Fifth street, and the
Company @. Lieutenant Alvah T. Can6ed eommandant at
the corner Of Seventh street and Avenue B. This district
bounded by Fifth street, Avenue Ninth street. and the East
River
Company H, Lieutenant James H. Dyer commandant, at
the of Avenue Ninth Streets This district is
bounded by Ninth street, Avenue b, Fourteenth street, and
the East River.
Appeals will be heard the Military Hail. No 1913 Bowery
ON Friday the 18th October e follows COMPANY A,
oo'clock NJ; Company B. at 9o'cock. A. M Company
e at 10 oGlock, A. Nj Company d, II O'Clock, A. NJ;
Company at O'Clock, NJ Company r, M3 O'Clock, NJ
PM By order Of COL. ]. w. STYLES
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EiRsr DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
Il DIVISION ORDERS

The uruai5n,d Militia OF the City Of New York (which
Is years who have not and who are
aG 'a.n5era Of an uniform company or exempt BY lswl Will
te notice oil the following regmeE orders assemble for
Company parade and martial exercise, Monday, The th q
October at the time and places therein stated comp
emitted sc for th. Of the Fr.t Divaicp Of
are hereby notified Of their enrolment
noImand ~, Of Brisadss. hsglments and Coupans:
VIII direct all officers and omcers OIL
cacn uniformed COMPANY attend the parade in uniform
unases Subalterrs and noncommissoned ocen will Sd
the Of the exercises Of the day. No
person w ne permitted e leave his company WITHOUT
said each wax such penalties for Offences
and drnqneuces statute requires. opposite the
each to hear will be held at the time and
place stated at the end Of the Rsgmsl Ordsr order Of
CHARLES w. SANFORD.
Major General Commanding.
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aud Rutgers and East rivers will parade Monroe st.
right Pike and be commanded BY Capt Thos Morton.
The I'd Company District is bounded by Rutgers, Madison
and Grand East will be commanded by Capt
Va n. Williams and win parade in Monroe st. the right on
sdComIny District bounded BY Catharins Division Rut
gers and Madison strssu will be commanded by Lieut.
Comat Edssr NJ Crawford. and will parade Henry st,
lIkht on Markets.
4th Company Di.tries-Bosndsd by Rrtg:u. Division
Grand Madison will be commanded by Capt Chas
w Smith, and will parade in Henry st. the right Clinton
5th Company Dstrist-Bounded by Division, Norfolk
Grand aud Edrdge streets; will be Commanded by CAPTAIN
James Waugh and will parade in Orchard st. the right on
Hester st.
sth Company pistrict-Bolndsd by the Bowery Grand
EdidEe and Division stree, will be commanded by Captain
Cyrus Loutre and viii parade in Fonyh st. right on
Walker st.
1th Company Dsuiet-Rounded by Norfolk, Riviugtou
Allen aud Grand streets; will be commanded by Captain
William Undsrhi and will parade in Orchard street. the
right on Broome street.
kh Company District-Boundsd by the Bowery Rivinr.
tnn Aea and Grand will be commanded BY Captain
Henry shumway and will parade in Broome street. the
The Compartment q this Regiment will attend the Msr-
Ger House corner Of Mercer and Brooms Monday
the h Of 9ctober ls7 o'clock NJ a.d will then and
there hear all appeals that be de him for the rems
sion Of fine penalty against any persons
rolled uniformed members of this regiment.
BY order Of ANDREW A. BhEMNER,
ri . n~nt su>u
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The msdioa profession Of Tennessee propose holding
convention the 2Sth inst, for the purpose Of els
waiting the profession and trsnsscting other business
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IN OANADA.-lUe dCCOuntb HOUl the
various portions of the Province afford gratifying
In some districts the wheat has suffered and slight In
dicatons OF disease have appeared Ia the potato CROP
1t u.s. however, confidently anticipated that abundant
supplies will amply repay the labors Of the industr
Gus and enterprisiDg farmer.
His Excellency the Governor General the Countess Of
Egin and Lady Alice Lambton and suite, are now on
visit to Quebec, and were received by the public
authorities and citizens, with that demonstration of
loyalty and respect which their distinguished position
and virtues justly merit IL 10 the Intention OF his
Excesncy his return to be present at the
Agricultural Fair, to be held at Hamilton on the 7th Of
October ensuing.
Tho heavy failures which have recently occurred In
England, Ireland, and Scotland and their Depressing
effects upon the trade and monetary Affairs the United
States been severely felt in both Upper and Lower
Canada IL 10 certain IL information had reached the
United States that the drafts Of Messrs Prime Ward
had been honored In England, they would not have
suspended tina financial operations of their house Mt
failed and We dare not conjecture what ms be the
fate ofthose with whom they may b. involved In the
operations OF trade the extended relations OF
and In money market thercnrst necessarily result
fro such disastrous influences almost entire stag.
nation OF business at least until yourabe chan
produced Flour his been In fair demand for con-
sumption NJ 90 81 to 2ss Cd middnRs COS to ass 3D.
out hope that the restraints which these events
nave no heavily. imposed upon commercial specua-
lions, and upon the active and enterprsing spirits OF
our shippers will be but temporary; and that Canada
10 abundant In her resources and distinguished for
the probty and elevated position Of her merchants VIII
continue to maintain those high and honorable re,
latons which she has hitherto held among enlightened
nations Montreal Pilot, Sept 10.
The medical profession OF Tennessee propose holding
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-16

, set 10 the hostility oil England "Sirc, the Anglo
Saxon powers may quarrel between themselves OF
their own subjects Of dispute, but they will never
go 10 war with each other for The bAnef of rbi;d
parry" So may il be with Virginans; for he
present is a juncture when more tban ever rbe,p
is need Of their being united among themselves
A II The States around US even those whose Ierbar.
81 seemed hopeless, ale reaching forth 10 seize
that commercial heritage in The boundless Wes
which, as members o The Old Thirteen. they have
by blnhrieh. Virginia advantages of posi,ion
cannot be taken away-bu they NAV be shorn ot
their iull lnauence-and Tie longer She DELAYS in
claiming item, The more they will lose. How
powerfully, even now, can The capital and enter
prise OF little Maryland-a mere rarenthesis of |
oIaie-conccniraied and advanced as il has been
~ improved means oi communication, extending |
nine hundred miles within her own limits, and
shose VI PennsyIvanla sway our uncertain and
waverins councils! The farther lliee last have
deridied from The path marked out for them by
The great and good OF lie generation that is gone
The more unsteady and halling has been their adj
vance 10 The goa Of empire, and The more iie-
quen! their devialions in pursuit Of passing BUD
bes, attractive and brilliant because transparent.
YET with glmmering perception ni The True pam
hat still seems 10 haun. them, rather uncomioi'-
ABLY than otherwise, they occasionally make d
desperate dash, which comes marvelously near
bringing them straight.
Seriously is there any one measure, now D.
ore the Legislature, the success Of which VIII
,rins 'the greatest happiness 10 the greatest mum
,er," If mel the bill Tor The prosecution Of The
lanes River and kanawha Canal2 The aid
asked for al present, is, 10 be sure, but small
mite in comparison with the greatness oil me 90
eel bul there is no prospect OF its being accom-
,lished al one move, and, like all other works
10, made at State cost, it will have 10 advance,
lase BY stage, reaching completion al last IN
vice a reasonable time, and at twice the reason
,hle expense Perhaps the light Of prosperity
nigh, blind eyes long unused 10 il; and, therefore,
Is admission will be Judiciously graduated
Thousands, nevertheless, look forward win
arons hope to The sober second thought Of heir
aw eivers, confident that their ultimate action
sill not he affected by The small chickering's OF
hose political economists, who, as The peel says.
,annot see beyond their own village seeple
"Phiosophe,
lie mince etoffe
De ton euil ne peut Sc detacher
On vieux COG dc Ton vieux clocheI,"
QUITS.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun


AN immense and enthusiastic meeting was
held this evening, at the Odd Fellows Hall, for
The purpose OF afiording relief 10 The suffering
poor OF ireland.
TIL. Hon. George NJ. Dallas was called 10 The
chair, and Vice Presidents appointed from each
Stale and Territory in the Union. Ths Hon. Mr..
Dix acted as Secretary.
A committee 10 dfaii resolutions retired, during
which time Vice Presiden, Dallas addressed the
meeting briefly and powerfully
The committee then returned anG requested
he Hon. Daniel Webster 10 offer series Of re-
solutions prepared by himself.
Mr.. Webster accordingly arose, aud preiaccd
his resolutions in lew eloquent and appropriate
remarks The resolutions recommended imme
diare contributions in money or produce. through
out the country Tor The relief Of the starving mil.
lions in Ireland. The Mayor and Collector Of
thu port Of Baltimore, with similar officers in
other cities. were requested 10 receive and for
ward such donations as nigh, be made.
The Rev. o. Dewey cei?ered an address,
which was adopted as an Address 10 the People
O. The United States, and ordered TO be published
The Zion. Messrs. Maclay and Robert Dale
Owen then addressed the meeting with great eo-
quence ard power.
The Hon. j. J. Cril,enden followed in bril-
liaa, effort, which was received with great op-
plause.
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NJ al<Itgaf.s.I.

Married, on the 10Th instant, by The Rev.
Lee, Mr.. Robert w. Ransom. 10 Mis-, )
JAxs HARpeR-all OF this city.
Married, at T,inily Church, on Tho
night llih inst, BY The Rev. Mr.. Manning
RlcH.nDsoa o. Gary. 10 Miss Assl fcE
all OF his city.
Married, on Thursday evening, Janrsa
By Rev. l. NJ. Lee, Mr.. JOSEPH WATTS, Q!
folk, 10 Miss MARTHA A. f DRAKE, q this ,
Married, on Thursday, Jan. II, b. Res
Mcdowell, Mr.. Jons d PEsRlN 70 MEs. f
rErH {. GRIFFIN, all Of Hanover county
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FoR THE ENQuiRER.

FoR THE ESoulRER.
To lie Democratic Voters ot he County Of Gooh
land.
Many OF you have no doubt learned with regret
that your present talented and highly respecte! DE-
lcgalc, WALTER D. LEaKE ESQ has sisniiied hi>
wish not 10 be candidate 10 represent The county
10 the next Legislature. The names al Other gen.
,emen have accordingly been announced BY their
friends as suitable candidates for his successor
But, as no selection has as vel been made by The
Democracy Of the county, il is respectfully >ns-
gesled, ihallhe claims OF other gentlemen be with
held, until il is ascertained whether Mr.. Leake
will Weld Ia the wishes OF his numerous friends,
that he should again be 4 candidate. i may DC
inconvenient Tor him 10 continue in Ike l.eglsla-
lure bur, as The times require lhr services Of
our most efficient men, il is hoped and believed
that Mr.. Leake, if again called upon, will mol he
disposed, except for Weishy considerations 10 re-
fuse compliance with The wishes 81 his c"nsi-
ucnts That he should be again invited 10 rep
resent The county in the Legislature, ard thai ne
may be able 10 yield 10 such call without Too
much inconvenience 10 himself, is no doub the
wish OF very large portion 0: the Dem, cracy
o, The county a VOTER.