New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
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DYBE--On Thursday, the 26th ult this company
accompanied by Dodsworth's band, projected 70
Pouelheepae the steamer Aida. On their arrival,
thew were received by the PoughGeepsie Guards
Can, Wright, and escorted to their quarters AZ tue
Fobus Hotel CaptWright, in brief bat appro
pirate speech, welcomed the Continenssls to the
village and was responded to ~ith much feeling by
! Cant ysnDska Afser partaking Of a sum 9t1ous
collation., the two companies parSded ana marche1
through the principal streets ofthe village CufIo'
sity had been much excited, The costume OF 10.
and that yine.tree flag, carried by one who nai
been in every engagement from Vera Cfuz to tins
halls oil the Montezumsg awakened recolecsions in
the hearts of the descendants of :he patriots OF old
Duchess that were full warrants for che enthusiast
tic reception thar greeted toe ConsinentaIa On
their returning TO their quarters dianer seved
up by Captain Carey of tho Hotel. roasts, Ssnti
ments speeches end addresses wero the order OF the
day. There were several excellent toasts sat: IN
by the ladies'. After dinner, carriages were In
waiting and those who listed enjoyed ride to
Hyde Park.
In the evening" grand ball WAS given by lhe
companies, the music by Dodgworth band, an
auoh "a sound of revelry by night in the oepita'
of Dutchess County has not been heard for many
year There was some ahErp nall practice bus !ne
nance of the succea,la competitors have nor get
transpired, neither have the ContinenSas yet de-
cded TO whom fhall be awarded the greatest meed
of praise to the worthy host and hia amable family,
especially Miss r or to the PoughkeepSe Guards
and heir ladies. They were determined the bal
should be all that ball could be, and they sue
ceeded to tho hesrt's content OF sher delighted
guests
Or Friday morning the Contnen!Als, with their
indeiatigable and attentive escort proceeded, by
special invitation, to Broobside, the residence of
Eira Col Broonae, a lady Of e6 years, who had =
crossed en- esrnea& desa 10 see once r4ore .he Cd
pcifotm worn By her rsatiees in by.gono days.
We will rot attempt 70 describe her feelings tue
Company marched across the Law in font OF the
Msnsion. More than three score years had pas'e
since she had Looked upon the LIKE. Sac ed Ia
deed were the memories CT the past and =" The
teals that she shed will long keep them green IN
her eoul" This touching Incident will never DC io:-
gotten by those who wsnessedit
Leaving Broospde, tine Companies marched the
landing. Wbile waiting for the boat Private L ?.
Dunton of the Contineuals, in the name OF the Com
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| hat and plume az a taken OF remembrance OF tue
happy time spent in their brief Eoj 1Qrn at Pou5h
keepie His example was followed by many mem-
bo OF both companies who exchanged equip
rnents ard amid the cheerg Of the crowd ana the
waving OF handkerchief of the ladies assembled
to Vitness their departure, tho Consnen!as were
again GA tie deck OF Tie Aida home~ard bound
To the captain, engineer and agent Of the steamer
t5ey would return their aincere thanks for ther
cou1tesiea snd attentions.
On the arrival OF the company in New-YorS,
they were received by theCity Continentals, Capt
Knapp, and escorted to their armory where
bountifuI collation. awaited them, the more Crate
ful to their feelings as it was entirely unexpected
Yet another another pleasure WAS in store TOR
shsm. MIR Allen Dodwurth in replying to we'll
deserved sentiment proposed, II agreeable to the
parties, to dedicate 30 the two companies new
march to be called the Union Quick step--the pro
position was received With three limes three and
the companies were dismissed the continental
company C, ceiling that sufficient ior the day wss
the glory thereof
THE Law EHFoRcED.-On Saturday Deputy
inspector Riddle proceeded, with 8 proper force,
10 denolish some Of the hogrid Bone boiling estab-
Hsbments that have go long poisoned the west aide
OF the Islsnd in the vicinity of Forsiesh-st- Dur
ing the afternoon three OF them were torn down,
and yeserdsy three or four more shared the same
fate Three Of them were on Forty first st. west
of Tenth.ay and others little further az. ThoEe
down were owned By Dalton, Green, Meadfnan
and Sullivan, at Forty frSt.as and Garrison at For.
tysixth.st At the former place there ID Z vaSt ac-
emulation of Glth Ct the worst descriptions some
Of it has been removed but the chief portion Will
be deeply buried by the filing up necessary 70
extend Forsieth-at from Tehth.ky to the Hudson,
measure which will be speedily executed. Ii Il
not probable that the melting esfaOli'hmen" on
the Est aide will be dsmolished at present, h0s
| October will undoubtedly see the last OF them
| Mr. Riddle was ably assisted by Capt Porter Of
the Twelfth Ward, and Assistant Capt. MAY ofthe
Sixteenth, with men detailed for tie p1rPcIe BY
the Chief Of Police
We understand that these Establishments pay
botes from 500 to $500, ard boarding -housea from
$40 to $50 per annun Tor their kitchen refuse, al
which ia melted down for their grease. Il Ii hard
70 tell where these nck nowledged uuiaancea VIII
locate, The people OF Long Island and W asichessef
are az listle anxious lor their company as we are
CASE OF JANE. Hamlet Mr. raInadge, JF.
Deputy Marshal, returned from Baltimore yaa.et'
day. 10 which place he had gone, as alres y stated,
to deliver Hamlet 10 the patty claiming 80 0~n
him. Hamlet was placed 10 the prison there as
uaual il such cases Mr.. Tt Rted something had
been said sb5a. Purchasing The freedom OF b and
The gentleman acting for the owner said he you'd
sell him for l-Ss 10 have him freed nan De co1io seE
BY aendirg him South