New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

| An excellent dinner provided AZ the Mansion
House, by the liberal host, JOSEPH MURPHY, Esq
After which the company with their guest. retired to
| the boat The prizes awarded on board where
appropriate speeches made by Col Morris, Capt.
| Murphy, Oliver byme. P. Lynch w r. Robinson
| Leo &c &c
| Capt Murphy read number OF toasts, which were
responded 10 By speeches and cheers-Oar Country
| The President-Ihe Army and Nsvy-Wsshington-
Clinton-56-NeW fork-ireland-The United ~ stes
The Mltis-Monlgo mery-The Press-The Fair,
Sc. were the subjects which accompanied By ap
Propriste sentiments.
Landing In New.York about o'clock NJ they
marched TO the Park and ssuted the Hungarian Sym.
patty meeting, which still In session. and where
they were received with grsa. applause A short
speech was made in their behalf the center stand
~ w. f. Roolnson who was loudly allied for both by
the Guards and the Meeting
Marching to French's Hotel they partook OF some
refreshmenis seasoned with speeches. sentiments and
music from Dinge's splendid brass band which se
companied them the trip Among the pieces
played here were the "Nsr.eilaise the star.sysn.
sed Bsnnsr" &c. &C after which, they returned 10
the Park, where they were dismissed.
Every thing went on pleasantly for which the officers
OF the company the captain Of the boat and pro
prietor Of the Mansion House deserve much praise
The company looked remarkably well and turned
our N great numbers They carried several beautiful
banners and their target showed that they know how
10 make their mark The company (. In very pros.
porous condition. Their dsciplin rejects credit On
themselves and their officers
re- The Teeth Rsgi meut. Col. Hal,ey. parsds
to-day at Toukns Military Square. The En,me,
Guard commanded BY Capt. McGrsth, is connected
with this Regiment
" The Falcon, which sailed on Monday, carried
out 1900 letters these only about goo postage
were paid the balance Of nearly 81 0OO remains % be
collected al San Francisco. Beside the letters there
we're some dozen bags Of neTsPs2ers
- The PLUNBE GALLERY should be visited
b al who have any eesire 10 the improvements
in this art by the olse., Artist in the country Prot
PLUsnEs Dsguerreoiypes are rarely equaled.
FiRE-A fire broke out on Monday night in
stable in the rear Of 81 Oiyerst which soon cornnu
ncs~a 10 me 'front.' and rear houses and A. 10 Of
the SEINE street occupied dwellings By large mum.
Der 81 poor families The damage pas considerable 10
the building aud, ssd % relate TIE poor families lost
al tner iurniture and effects and were driven into the
street almost NAKED.
Hrs OyR-A man named William Wallace
~, AnDckea down and run over on Monday gat By
IRE Legioe injGring bin 90 severely that oftc.r
smith OF the Seventh Ward was obliged T. procure
nis conyeysncs 70 the Guy Hospit. where he nov Les
ia a critical situation
Lrsr CHILD Capt. Carpenter Of the Third
Ward Police restored lost child found ON his station
70 ia p4reIts, 90 Monday.
STRAY HOEsE-A csrman's horse and cart, 40.
10 we're found By the Seventh Ward Police strsyinz
10 the street and wers conveyed 10 Harrison Fleets
stables IL Hsmll Tor 81 10 wait