The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15


to-. day. and will be received by the Emmett Guards
Captain McGrath, of this city.
The following interesting correspondence and pro-
eeedings relative to the brave New York Volunteers
took place yesterday
| New YoRK, Nov. Ia 1870
To Lieut. Col BuRsHAM, of N. Y State Volunteers
Dear Sir: most respectfully tender to you and the
brave officers and men who are associated with you
and who so calamity distinguished their regiment by
bravery and discipline and thereby conferred eternal
honor upon the State they nobly represented, an
escort Of my command from aud to your quarters on
the occasion OF the Offering OF funeral honors TO the
remains of the late ilustrious General Worth, under
whose orders you fought and sustained the honor of
your country Is flag twhie reposing at honey
and Of the other dsting ushed officers And assure
you, sir that shall consider that upon that
| honor Of the day. With sentiments of esteem,
II. FRENCH,
Captain OF Lafayette Fusileers.
New YoRK, Nov. H. 1s4o.
At q meeting of the New York Volunteers, held at
Central Hail. on Wednesday evening, l4th Snst., 1t
| Resolved, That committee be appointed to make
in reference to the offer escort of the
Lafayette Fusileers Captain French, aud the Worth
Guards Captain Lyons the day of the funera pro-
cessiou the committee to consist of Captain Morton
kairchid and Captain Alfred w. Taylor who are in
offer, and the thanks of the corps
GARRETT DYCKMAN, Chm'n.
JAS. c. McCAnr, Sec.
Nrw YonK, Nov II, 1sio.
Commanding Lafayette Fusilesrs--
inst offering the services Of your corps
the New RorS Volunteers has been received.
.ass wtbons returning to Your eomnany Won
the grateful thanks of the survivors OF that
whose In have been pleased
| to speak in such very dsttering terms.
Though it good fortune to participate in the
excitement and glory Of those victories which shed
such lustre upon the arms Of our country, did no
more than our duty American citizens, who had de-
tsrmined to sustain and protect our flag feeling as
eured that "those who re?osed at homs," had they
baen tha
foremost in sustaining the character of the Empire
State
we sir your ob't aud humble serv'ts,l
MORTON FAIaCHiLD, Qass) Captain
COMMITTEES.
been slide the Hydson River Railroad, above An.
thongs Nose, in the Highlands within few days 1t
II said that slice o. the read with the iron rail- went
down some distance.
FmE FROM CAMrHIsE On Tuesday evening a cam
phine and set fire to the exchange Office Of Mr.
Webster No. lbs Franklin street. The tire extin-
guished without much damage.
FrnE Last evening about eight O'Clock q FIRE broke
out in the drug stors Of Knapp 1870 Fulton street.
and created alarm for q short time. but vecy
seen ex.ipguished. The Empire engine aud others
were quickly on the spot. The damage was more by
water than by fire.
Tar Cry HosPrAr.--A paragraph has appeared IN
Of the city papers, stating that whose wrist
cut in the First ward few days ago, and whose
case was m~ntioned In the Herald vss refused admls-
sion Co the CITY orpital rms sspeariug unlikely on
the face of IT, enquired Into the facts and found
there truth In the statement. The staple
this The sailor, who rather intoxicated, re-
fused TO 60 to bed, stay In the hospital and said
that he wanted TO go to his work next morning. or
course he could not be detained against his will.
THn BALTIMORE Fn,ESpsH,P E~cISs mrArr-This
nne FIRE company will visit this city New Years diy
with their magnificent engine, which cost $4,000
ROrBsrr or PLArr.-on Tuesday evening, between
spoons and forks, and blue tweed cloth
stolen from the basement OF the house Of Mr. c. Marie
No. Il Ninth street.
BureLANy The grocery store Of Mr. Miller, corner
of North Moore and Franklin streets broken into
at o'clock yesterday Mug but the burglars got
frightened and fled before they fully Effected their
object
ANOTHER Arrrxrr BURGLARY was made at Curry's
exchange Office, No. Canal street. but the robbers
were surprised, aud escaped as fast as they could.
FoIsoNve CASA woman, named Harriet rhomp.
son. commonly called French Harriet was brought into
the Ninth Ward Station House, on Tuesday eve
ming and requested permission stay aud rest herself
In about IN hour alter she was seized with vomiting
and pain In the stomach. when she admitted she had
taken six cents worth Of arsenic Doctors Bell aud
Stearns sent for who administered antidotes She
Ia likely to recover. from having taken dose
One. third the quantity would have killed her to
tsinty.
sI,oorrse Accrprsr-yesterday forenoon. at eleven
o'clock shocking accident occurred Ia Canal street.
milsmans horse and cart ran away, aud little boy,
about years named John Clarke passing through
the street at the time, knocked down when the
wheel passed his leg breaking the bone aud Lace
rating the ,sh and in mo.t frie hfu maaner
For seven OF eight inches the bone laid bare aud
the nesb and lissments torn away. He was conveyed
at fret TO the residence Of Dr. Ainghau Who bsadaged
the leg and had him then conveyed to the City ospi
tai where every attention paid TO the sufferer by
the Of the Institution IL was found Of course
the delicate frame Of the patient will probably termi
nate fatally. lie was suffering dreadful pain. lie Ia
orphan. and under the protection OF Mr.. Timothy
Kirby, Pa Mott street IL much better for the
poor fellow had he been killed on the spot.
AcciprSr.-Edwsrd Hogan was seriously injured on
Tuesday, by the falling bale Of cotton apon him at
x,ie IIp tahe 4, the nj
AccrprSr.-On Tuesday evening. Mary Harvey
knocked down and severely injured by stage at the
Of john street and broadway She was taken to
the city Hospital
AcctpsSr,t DE,rm.-The Coroner yesterday held an
irquet at the residence Of the father Of John Dooegan
deceased boy Of eve ,ears Of age who came e his
torse and wagon tseems that the father vas driving
home with milk wagon, and .hen near his residence,
the whistle sounding from the locomotive on the Hud
son River Railroad frightened the horse which dashed
OF and became unmsnasesble, and the deceased being
knocked down and run over, causing Instant
death. Verdict accordingly.
TARGET EXCURSIONS.
The Rnrsold Blues, Jr., Captain N. Terrier, pre-
sesded on target excursion yesterday Three prizs
we're sontended for The FIRST prise superb silver
cup; the second, gold pencil case, aud the third
silver medal. We did not hear who we're the winnsrs
Tompsins Guards, Captain II. Jackson, passed the
Herald Office yesterday, on their return from target
practice.
Forrest Guards Captain Carbide we're out yster.
day on target excursion; They numbered tfy tso
muskets. and a we'll drilled company. They we're
accompanied by Dodworth's cornet band.
Csulkers Guard and Allaire Guards, Captain ker.
ney also passed the Herald Office yesterday, snalooksd
we'll
H,unLfS Ou.nDs The thanks Of this com,sn7 are
respectfully rendered TO Lieuenants Beech Cover g
white and Richardson, for their efficiency officers,
combined with their gsntsmanly deportmen through
out the excursion the ssh inst.
Ebiron IiER.Lp-
sni went down to the Battery TO Sc, Cauard's
boat (fIiberna) of this day at IL o'clock ana while
waiting. observed many ladies' and geutleven who had
been sanipg against the wooden railing rubbing aud
trying 20 get OF sticky ingredient frsm their
clothes Upon examination. discovered " vas tar or
pitch which some iosdnx blactguard bad placed aud
rubbed at intervals Of fe inches froU Castle Oar
den 20 pier No l. Now respectfully suggest to you
TO direct the authorities TO cause the nuisance 10 be
removed or else TO let the public kDowtha they must
lean against the railing Ia front OF the battery OF
their clothes will be spoiled. Perhrs you will do
both You're &c. ANTI FILTH.
November IL, 1Sfo