New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
CITY ITEMS.

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M. II I,6eperl ence was 80 reliable tna' Dem,
- ..-o,;,s thew were, was wont to say Of
man vas worth a whole battalion oil
o,hs, soldiers They were drawn NANNY n''
.l,oss,her. from the students OF me vienna UNI
-.v.,v and when, after the downfall oil that CITY 10
1915 thew lefs for Hungary, hey numbered 10;
-. ~ nou remain alive, the Legion having bsen
s--.,.o.t in every battle in which it took part
The gentlemen who visited us yesterday were
Cen, Ernst, Capt. Loo, Lieut.. Fekete, Lieut..
Picble. and Lieut. Lang. Three of them have re-
,siyed severe wounds and one has los. his hearing
rom that cause. They were accompanied By DR..
Rodolph Hoss, who occupied an important posi-
ION in the Hungarian medical stat. DR.. Hom
was previously lecturer on epidemic diseases e.
tbe University Of Vienna. he intenfs 70 establish
himself in the practice Of bis profession In this
country, while his companions will seek to gain
n livelihood by means OF labor. Success t.
them
MILITARY VoYAGEURs.--Our citizens were
sgreeably surprised yesterday by brisf visitfrom
the celebrated Albany Burgess Corps, Capt. Spell.
man, who arrived In the Rip Van Wrinkle In the
morning. On landing the A. b. G. was received
by our Light Guard, Capt Vincent, and escorted
20 the Astor House, where, 1t il needless 70 say
their call was refreshing and agreeable. During
the day they looked in at the Light Guards Armo
nv, and visited such places Of interest as were near
ut band, and at O'Clock they formed and were re-
viewed by the Mayor and the Common Council at
the City Hall Soon afterward they proceeded
ubder the Light Guards escort to pier No North
IsL1
for Stonngton thence they 60 by railroad 10 Provi
dence, whence they will be met this morning by
the Providence Light Infantry, and become the
guests of that corps at the City Hotel. After din.
ner they will start for Boston, where they will
arrive at O'Clock this evening. At the depot they
will be met and received by the Boston City
Guards, Capt. Thompson. After a welcoming col
lation the guests will be escorted to the quarters
prepared for them at the Pavilion Hotel, In IRE
mont It, On Thursday the A. B. C.s will parade
at9 A. NJ. and be eicorted by the B. @. Gs to the
City Hall, where they will be introduced by Capt.
Thompson to the Mayor and Aldermen. Leaving
by special train, at IL O'Clock for Lowell both
corps will pass the day in that city. The Lowell
Mechanic Phaanx will receive and escort them
showing up the wonders Of the City OF Spindlss
and entertain them to a collation. at the American
House. On Friday, the B. c. q will accompany
their guests to the Navy Yard, Bunker Hill, aud
other places Of interest. Returning, the c. G's
give farewell dinner at the Pavilion and escort
them to the cars in the afternoon, Saturday
morning. las yet undecided) The A. B. C's will
visit Springfield on their return, and probably
rive home on Saturday afternoon, via Western
Railroad.
The Albany Burgess Corps, or as they are more
familiarity known the A. b. G. are one ofthe Oldest
independent companies in the State and long bore
the palm as the best drilled, best uniformed COM
psny in the country. Their present appearance
indicates that it would require the gre atest
lions OF our New York Companies TO put them
second best The A b. @. wear blue pants laced;
red coats, handsomely trimmed bear skin caps,
and red cocksdes or plumes.
TRs The iavestg cation relative to the falling OF
the wall in Spruce-st. Monday afternoon, and
also that relating to the cause Of the falling of the
wall in Mercer ct on the same afternoon, will take
place before the Coroner this morning at o'clock
~ The examination Of the 80 rilters arrested
IN the Sixteenth Ward on Wednesday afternoon,
will take place at Jefferson Market POLES Court
before Justice McGrath this morning at 10 o'clock
Two pistols, slupg shot and case knives were
found on the persons arrested.
CRY GUARD OFFIcERs-We understand that
Capt McArdle and other officers Of the New York
Civ Guard will 60 to Boston for the purpose Of
taking command Of the Boston City Guard at the
funes al parade on the 18th inst
Tpr ARRESTS AT FIRE IsLAND-One of the
pe,ties arrested in relation to the bark Elizabeth
h. q given bail in the sum Of $4,000. 40 exsmna
tiou. M to the other will be held probably in q
few days
Nrw YORK ANB SAVANNAH SrEAMERs-Con
ernng the line Of steam communication about to be
established between this city and Savannah the
Republican Of the latter city says;
We are pleased to learn that the new and splen-
did ships OF this ne the Florida and Alabams, are
both nearly comp eted and that they will be in
Mace very soon, with a determine alton on the part
of the ow ners both here and IN New ork. TO keep
mn the line permanently. The Florida will leave
New York for Savannah at the end Of this mouth or
the fret Of September, and the Alabama will follow
In about month.
Asit has been generally supposed heretofore,
by ourselves W ell as others, that the ships would
be sold for the Chsgres and California route. we
take occasion to say thatwe are nov entirely salts
sed that there never was any intention to sell the
Alabama, even at very high figure. The stock
holders North and South unite IN the opinion that
no circumstance or temptation should induce sale
of this vessel. The Improvements made 10 the boil
ers Of the Alabama viii save 30 much in fuel as to
render it certain that will prove an exceedingly
profitable vessel, She will, beyond all doubt, re-
main permanently on the line. Although there has
been offered for the Florida sum exceeding her
cost by $50 0OO the offer has not been entertained
II hereafter IL should be determined to sell her with
the view 10 build new ship in her place-having
ali the improvements introduced into the Alabams