The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-24
City Intelligence.

City Intelligence.
THE OcEArA HosE COMPANY. The members Of the 0oe-
their carriage house No Iso street on Monday
evening" on scale OF hospitality worthy the sharac-
ter they have amongst their fellow citizens ss-
veral songs and appropriate sentiments were given,
with great effect and the utmost harmony and hlsrity
prevailed throughout the evening The health Of the
eew President. and other tossts given, and
sponded to Mr. Wade the indefatigabls foreman, vhS
returned thanks for the toast Of prosperity the
Hos. Company No 60 and after the due exercises
make arrangements for joining in the obsequss to-day
Of the late lamented President The hose carriage
this spirited and efficient company Is certainly Of
the mott beautiful We have ever seen; II" has done
the State service yet from its chsse and unique
appearance one would Imagine that IL almost too
elegant to be used for such rough work II al most
nightly called upon to perform II has been newly
vanished and painted by MI X. Weir. and plated BY
Combs And.rton, In style which reflects the high
est credit all these artists. The paint
ing, representing various well executed devices was
admirably done BY Mr. Hamilton The whole sest Of
hibited at the Castle Gsrdsn annual fair two years
ago, and was then awarded two msdAs, for the
on as 0.n:r aUs 'as s
speak for the character and enterprise Of the
company than any description We can give. We vish
them every success and providsntal Indemnity from
the dangers which they herocaly encounter.
THE sIrrH REenErT On Monday, the Sixth Rcd
ment or doverRor's Guard, Col. Thos p Peers, we're
General Morris and staff They visited b. very
large number Of the military efneers OF the eity-in-
ueeu, ttiuoui mas any regiment been honored by
numerous train Of visters including host Of cvi-
ans OF both The storm had play cd haves with
the tents and all the arrangement and had greatly
injured the uniforms The regiment, therefore, de-
cidsd upon not participating In the funeral process
sion. To make up for this melancholy incident,
they paraded On Monday, and reviewed on the
Plains by General Morris who, accom- panied b. his
stan was received by detachment under Capt Hart
and escorted TO the camp, where he ressived by
Col. Peers. Brigsdier's salute Of nins guns wss
nred Among the In sited guests Col Postley and
stan. OF the third Huz=ars; Col. Robt q Morris and
stan, and Brigsdier General lockwood Of the West
chester Brigade Shelton and Robinsons hand vas In
attendance aud gave great sstisfsetion Shelton ana
Robinson had also a tent the ground, which rave
equal rstisaction in good eating aud good drin king
u was patronted by thousands during the day
AMONG the yisters was Col W Dodge, formerly com
unndant Of the r. gment All seemed TO enjoy them
selves The day delightfully."- hus and the ladies
we're loud In their praises of military life ON white
Plains.
Tng Corossss ov TRAprs-The Congress Of Trades
adopted resouion last evening demonstrating with
the Common Council against their present system Of
contracts also another sustaining the talors In their
strike. This was the only business done, and the
meeting adjourned at IL O'Clock
Darn FALL-The Coroner yesterday held An
inquest on the body Of nan by the Of Rourks,
Who was found dead on Monday afternoon. In house
situated In the Eight avenue, near Twenty ninth
street. The deceased, seems very psra.s