New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13


vhen it was agreed that the Regiment ADDER Lieut.
Col Schouler should escort the National Guard this
p. t0 the cars. The line was fjrmed on the
Boston Common az ) p NJ. when they proceeded 70
the United states hotel, taking the NeE York Re-
gment through the principal streets. The Nation
81 Guard are TO be ia Nez-York to morrow, as or
GERS have been received for them % parade on
Saturday to participate in the funeral obseqaies OF
the late President Taylor.
Their escort this afternoon consisted OF the Ma
uoDal Bsncers Capt Pierce, New England Guard,
Capt Bradlee; City Guard, Cspt ThomPsoni
Light Guard, Capt. Clark; Pulaski Guard, Capt
Wright; Boston Artillery, Capt Bullock, and In
dependent Fuslloers, Capt Snow. TIE military
display on the Common was never more splendid.
Mas OyERBoARD.-A man named Henry Ram.
fus. WHO went on board the steamer B attic At Buff
falo. and took passage for Chicago jumped from
that boat into the lake, when about twsa.y miles
above Cleveland, and was lost. He was supposed
to be derauged. Letters from Chicago and g.
Louis N his address were found in his berth and
travelling card of the Unted Brothers Lodge No.
Lo.O.F. Of the City Of New York.
EHIGRANr RUNsERs LICENSE RsyoKED-In
the matter Of John J. Ross on the comPlaintof Da-
vid Nelsgan, Agent Of the Commissioners Of Eni
grafton in the City of New York, for the City Of
Albany and vicinity praying for the revoking Of
the license Of said Ross or booking emigrans pas
sengers, an examination Yves had on Wednesday,
July g. by which it appeared that Ross had issued
tickets 10 Robert GlOur for two passages % Canada
West, which, on reaching Rochester, were repaid
sted there. The examination having been al.
jourued TO the 10th inst three other tickets were
exhibited, directed to Perkins Of Buffalo, which bad
been also repudiated. Whereupon the Mayor OF
Troy, before whom the case was brought revoked
said Rosss license by the following order;
is ordered that the license ssu-d by the undersigned
TO John Rose bearing date April a. 1850 authorizing
him 10 exercise tho vocation Of booking emgrsnt passsn
Constable s charged with serving ihs order on Ihs sid
Pos. either personally or by leaving copy Of me ssne 81
hi, place OF business. d. o. KELLOGG, Mayor.
NcRE MAIL DEPRED ATIoss-We learn from
Barryvilc, Sullivan Co. TIA. mail carrier by the
name Of Alo1zo CURE, has been arrested Tor abb
sfraotine letters ron the msils entrusted to bis
care. Quite number of the mutilsted letters
were subsequently found secrcted in IN outbaildins
and Others in pile of wood near tho Railroad
depot. Some Of there letters were addressed 10
firms and citizens Of Mew.York, and when mailed
contained money.
PHororYpY ON PAPER.-Madame WEHsERr,
from Leipzig, he's now for some months been in this
City taking portraits by light Oh paper bat has not
received half the attention due 70 the truth beauty
ard admirable effect Of her productions. The in
strument she employs 10 the same as that used in
taking Daeueueotype likenesses, but the impress
sion is received upon paper chemically prepared, in
stead Of a metallic plate, and is aiterWsrd finished
bv rainter either in India Ink or coors, as the cit
ter may desire. The result is that the picture has
ahe exactness 20 nature and tho beautiful effect OF
lieht and shade possible to the DaguerreotyPer
combined with the soltness Of line engraving On
store, or Of an exquisite portal. on ivory In her
gallery Madame Wehnert has portraits OF many
distinguished persons, both Of this and other coun
tries. and half hour cannot be more ssreeaby
spent than in looking at them. Wehnerts gallery
and studio are at 90 White-st.
! RFTuRE OF OUR FIREhEN-The volunteers who
went on to assist the Firemen Of Philadelphia, re-
turned yesterday afternoon. While in Philsdes-
phia they received the attention and praise Of all
clssres They came home completely disguised,
having snapped jackets with the PbiladelPhisns'
and appearing in the upright hats and capes Of the
Department in the Quaker City. They formed q
procession under the lead Of Henry Howard, fore
man OF IA Hose, and marched about the lower part
OF the City, in their route passing in front OF ou'
ofice and giving nine cheers and tiger for tn
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