New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

1hS 1 E9Td Ileg9WieHg, OOl. 0sHOy . % AA05
nifcens Hpssars, paraded in TOmpknS-s square
Gel. PoGtey has succeeded in getting u troop OF
orsemen fully worthy of the metropolis. They
the most attractive troop in our City, and new
er fail 10 win the liona share OF admiration when
they chow their brilliant Uniform to the public.
Their discipline and drill are of the frat order
every man doing his duty "a If the success OF the
corps depended entirely upon him. This parade
was also yond cur walks and we did not see it,
however, we hazard nothing in saying that it waS
one OF the finest that has been or can be got up in
this country. The Hussars never go backward.
ExcuRsIoys.-The Hudson Guards Capt. j. &.
Oliver, accom- panied by the Empire Brass Band,
passed cur ofice Monday on target excursion
The following were the prizeE Firlt prize,
splendid silver goblet, won by private B. TEiggBi
second prize, splendid gold pencil, won by pri.
vase z. a. Wntcrton third prize, splendid siI'
yer cup won by private David Mccartney; fourth
prize, splendid gold pencil, won by private 8am'l
a. Cox fifth prize, target won BY private Charles
Morgan.
The Liberty Guards, Capt. j. w. Harrigsn,
were also out Monday on target excursion. They
were accompanied by the Washington Band. The
frat prize wEs won by John w GroOback, the
second by Pa,er Deming and the thir by Capt J
w. Hsrrigsn.
The Chatham Guards, Capt. VIM. Rce, accom-
panied by Whiterxofths and, passed our office
on Monday, on sher way 10 New.Brunasick NJ.
They go stthe request OF Neptune Company ofthat
place, and purpose making three days excur'
sion with TARGET practice &c
The Red jacket Guards Capt K. B. Bru1h &C
oompanied by fine band of music were out on
target excursion Monday. The frat prize,
silver goblet, was won by private N. Cleayelandi
the second, silver cup, by Lieut. G, B. Cornell
and the third, gold pencil, by Lous' e. Ceman
Che Perrine, Patterson & Stack Guards OF VII.
iauaburgh, Capt. Il. Allen numbering twenty five
muskets, and accompanied by the Wiiians0ur5h
Brass Band, went on large, excursion Monday,
when two ptizes, silver Goblet and Tankard,
were won by R. SeeIye and A. Marbus while the
third prize, gold Pencil, was woo by A Martin
No II HosE-ThiB company turned out In
great numbers yesterday, for their annual target
excuraioD. Thoy returned with satisfactory evil
dence OF their skill as marksmen, and, from the
prousion Of bouquets and wraaihs which they bore,
if is to be presumed that they were in high favor
with the lsdieu at their shooting ground.
CoUSc1L DoIrGs,-There was nothing of great
Importance done at the City Hall last nsh-ssreess
ard sewers monoPolized the time.
A resolution was adopted that the Coroner re-
port all the deaths, With time and place. thss h@Ve
occurred by accidents the Hudson hver hall
road and by OmnibusHes, since his term of Office
commented.
Resolutions were passed, in one Or the other
Board for the following;
A new Hose Cart for Company No 45.
To aive one Of the ak new Hose Carts now be-
ing built to No At.
To buy lot No.92 Houstonst for Engine Go.
No "A.
To repair and enlarge !he houses Of Hose Co. 90
and Engine Co 32.
INDUSTRIAL HONE ASSOCIATION, No l.
Such is the name assumed by one Of the best and
7pos. practical enterprises yet attempted by she
Worsin5men Of New. York. The mamoers are
sll woFAerG-gcnerally mechanics-who combine
to purchass jointly, with fund.- made up 6y
ANAL weskly payment from each, tract Of land
suitable for dwellings and gardens lying upon or
near some railroad convenient TO the City, to DO
regularly aid out into quarter acre lots, with
Etrees gyoyes, kc. and allotted 10 the members Of
TIE Association, each having his quarter. acre and
Lone having more. The bect is to obtain land at
ia value for farming purposes and secure to the
members tho additional value which the settlement
thereon Of a thousand industrious and frugal me-.
chanics with their families oanno. fail 10 create
Tbs Socioty has already over two hundred paying
members. with the prospect Of rapid increase TO
s Thousand. With that number an eligible tract
Of three to FIVE hundred acres may be bought,
within an hours ride OF all parts OF our City and
lot amply large enough for house, garden, fruits
DC. be afforded to each member for less than 500
which he would be charged 5000 to $500 for il he
bought It q specQIator. These who desire
further Information may obtain 1! Of Mr John Sic.
vens, i27 Hudson st. or al the meetings OF the AS
sociation which are usua-y advertised in The
Tribune.
THz CIsE 81 YIN. Saith The following sums
have beel handed Us as helpS 10 enable William
Smith to redeem bis aister from Slavery as ast
forth IN yc.terda2's Tribuno-vlz, from LID. W.
s25; W.R g. 81; h. B. ", slOj E. q. So W.
HI S.-totsl So. As he has already paid
$3.50, only 1896 is now required. We are not in
favor Of tuying ,sves, IS general rule, but thiI
poor gizi il now smong Us and 10 nearly paid for
that she nuat not be allowed to go back. What.
oyersuni may be left at the Tribune Office for her
redemption sha be faithfully applied to that objact.
PHYsIcAI EDUcArIoH.-The Bloomfield IN. J)
GymaasiVm, already weuanOwn under ita former
name d tac Bloomfield Academy, continues 70 pros.
per- as We obsoEve b. l!s late circular. This is one
ef the f:T Institutions Of Learning in our vicinity
ahsre the yaica training Of thu student il prop.
eEy cared for. The gymnasium connected With il:
ia admirably adapted for the education Of the pa.