New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
CITY ITEMS

'ss ". 6olosh rass8,y night Dwelling house
,.p,.a.,4.,es, Water Sight damage
,.]oo,,,ocE roesdsy rigbt FIRE broke oo' ID
- = Ald laser.olls new boiding, No
4sl " aters sligns damage.
t,>rgRs- -CoHPLIMESrARY DIN
MAJ ioeas sfss,ooon the National Guard
fLS '.-.;nsd their guests-.be National Lan'ers Of
t t,.a,at the Apollo Rooms, where some five
1 ~, ner.ons q ere aeased at dinuer.
'S l,,l Dar,ea Of the Seventh Regiment presided,
"a u,iof Gen SANFORD, Gen. Hall and other Of
Gceyf we're present..
The following bill Of fare was discussed with pc
cobar relish, after tho fatigue of the morning
parade; IT..
CbieSeps stewca Oysters, Lobster Salad.
Qyst ssoes Les e. 81 h Ss ro gs2s'
rga6e.- Potatoes, Beans Beets oaions Tomatoes loTp'
saeoso Pus-Peach Apple Plum, aiace casaFd'
Lemon. Cocoa MT. Ccacker- and beess H., NIL
Fut water Neon Apple., Grape Peaches hnst s
on Pum.-Pyrsuds Almonds fissft' 9hsOa'A'
Sslnu,s, Iasns ,.,
Tho arrangements made by she proprietor Of the
Apollo Rooms were admirable and the company
sxnressed univeiaal satisfaction with the fare and
the attentions.
After the omoval Of the cloth, Col Duryea pro
posed the toests as follows;
The pre,ldent of lbe United BATES, rhree cheers
and =. Hoi Colombia" by the Baud
Ths Warrington Brass Band, Adkins, leader
f,r i.bed tho music on this occasion, and Old hem-
selgea much credt by their performances.
2 The Governor Of ne Commonwealth Of MaSSachu-
stD lTniee CHEERS: Air YANKEE Doodle ,r.-..
z The Governor Of the Safe OF New 1orR' lfnroe
9br am re Nary Of the Uoed States. Cheers
s flnr Cae,s-Tae National L'ucers We hail With
r. ioss ihs Highest thssfa their appearance at our
fpplye oktc [Tts receives win TIRES nss lhrse
b. The Qutis snt This Bold Solder Boz ON ms band
Gen 6andford rose to reply to the toast He
greeted the Lsncers with solders welcome,
coming "a they dill from the very cradle of Liberty
He wss proud to hail SO noble body Of the troops
of free men who dwell beneath the SHADOW OF Ban
her Hill Monument; he greeted them as sons o!
those noble men who fought on that 'acred groand'
their prqscnco brought al overwhelming roc0Ieo'
ton Of old day of glory, and with such men before
him, he was sure the day would never come when
sbe hands and hearts OF the soldiers of liberty
would be legu true or less s.rong than in TO- He
vss glad Of this rass,na feeling between the
militia g two zach noble 5tstea Gen 5. spoka OF
the small Standing Army of she Republic, and her
reliance upon the volunteer soldlery Of the states
Ne could not doubt that such reliance was well
founded, and that we mghS rely with perfect asfe-
tyupon such an arm of defense. la conclusion, Gen.
8. welcomed the LancerE to our City, IN the name
ofthe National Gusrda aod OF the whole military ard
civil population OF the City. Here the cheering
war oud and long, to the cry CT three times 'hrse
Gen. 3. was sure that the sOdery OF New Yurk
would ever stand shoulder TO shoulder with their
Eastern brothers in defense Of the honor and g!o
rioua Institutions of our country Cheers.
The band played an air, and then Gen, SANFORD
proposed;
TIE Health of Captain Fierce OF the National Lancefe.
Music
Capt Pierce rose to reply he supposed that
the company expected speech, but he was no
TALKING man, so be would only give sentiment;
The Seventh Re ment New. ork, tho National Guard
yzhoie hospiIees receiSiug Their precision OF
mapeuvers and perfection Of discipline, STAND un9Xsn
pied ~ the Unon.
The Lancets returned the cheers to this with
will, and the baud played an appropriate air.
Co. Duryea replied to the sentiment, and &C.
knowledged it with thanks. He referred all the
pers c,ion of the Seventh Regiment to their desire
f. sustain the honor and the interests OF the country
he gave in )ncluslon
The health OF Qusfermsser Brssow OF the Lancers.
lDB was lcCoiNSu ~ tsd hutSD hitA1SD ILL w S'-
music from Adkius's B land
Quarte1master Brastow was grateful for these
kind sentimenta to himself aud the corps De
thought all hip duties Quartermaster looking az
the table, had been entirely superseded He as
auted the New. Yorkers that the Boetonans would
woftbily appreciate the un6ounded hosPitalltles
th. v - ere now reCeivi8g he gave
She ai itsrv and Commercial Emporium q our gorous
Upion the Capital Of the Empire State Where all lhoe
manly ytuts hitch enrich aud elevate our rscs hold en-
worthy OF ths progressive
sge ~ Shlch i've
Col Duryea next gave;
TIE h,hh of Gen Sapoford.
This w1a he artIy received, and the Band played
Hail to the Chiei in quick time, aud great CHI or
ing Gen. s. replied briefly, complimentary to the
National Guard, and the military generally. he
gave
The Nstisrsl Gusrd Always 10 be rellsd npon Nine
cheeTs--uusc.
Col Duryea proposed
The health Of 1Su Hall
This was received in the sauna cordial manner.
Gen Aal replied 70 this tOast He waG glad to
welcome the LaDceis; their fame VAS already tG-
miiAr to him, and he WE glad to aee theif faces
he gave:
our GUESS: The Boston Lancers. lThree times taree
A voice: Al propose three cheers for the New
England Guards OF Boston They were given,
with VIII
Alter a general FIRE of cheers, Gon Duryea
gave:
sgt cable duls Cheers aud music
Capt Va;ian Of lhe Washington Grays gave;
The National Guard Troop Cheais aud music
Gen Sanford replied on behslf OF She Washins-
ton 9rays Troop He stated that the troop owed
lts iotmsoon to the Mobilization Proclamation OF
Gen season Capt Phillips at that time called
OH &c" s TO ssy that large number of the old
troopers OF the 50 regiment bad resov cd to form
new troop in anticipation Of trouble. In eight
days Capt presented 81 nsmes of exempss OF
the old Third, a. them master butchers. They
were organized, aid three weeks after ward the
Governor OF the State presented them wisa their
colors, bs airing she mo0o Che Union--I. must be
Preserved rs you'd therefore give:
TIE WHabls gon GtsyS and their motto: Pie UnIon-It
mus be Preserved Cheers and music
Some one gave:
The heath Of Kendalps Band OF Boston.
Another gave
Col s gave
B. "a tsop tDbge.I
The ne Xt toast was: