The New York herald., 1850-06-13

city letsuagenoes
rHE WDFPKNpEsT eRAys, or RALrmoRK.
Ysstsrdsy forenoon, at IL O'Clock, the Bsitiuors
orays formed in front Of their Bsrnsms
Hotel, awaiting the coming efths Montgomery 0ssrd
and sttrasted an Immense crowd Of admirers. In .
short time the Montgomery Guard sxaysd In their
and beautiful uniform, the Irish green and gold,
arrived on the ground with their oneers, Captain
Thomas Murphy, Lieut. Fisrty, Ensign Collins, and
Quarternastsr Perry They had seventy -four muskcts
and One array sfstsworth sinswy Irishmsn
They were accompanied BY williss brass baud The
Grsys numbered eighty-seven uniforms. Ansr form
Ing, the two companies marched In battalion mp Broad
way, down Fulton street to the Tsrrv, and passing
over to Brooklyn proceeded to the Navy Yard whe
they shown ell the munitions OF war. the North
turn they proceeded to Tamm.ny Hall. where they
were entertained at dinner by the Montgomery Guard
the evening they went to the Bowery Theatre where
they received with enthusiastic cheering To-day
Guard the eighth company OF which. Captain sham
wsyD is perhaps the only one In this city that
equal the Gr~ys in drilling. These Greys all
chsnics. 1t win be recolls cted it was this company
that was ordered to pursue Hysr and Sullivan when
the cIy s. Ts:
morning at 10 o'clock. Mt the Battery the Balti-
more 6rays win have battalion dri In full dress uni
FORM when there will b~ skirmishing among the trees
This will be sight worth seeing. The spectators
earnestly requested not to crowd the company while
diminishing or performing their other military evolu
tons.
DRILL EIGHTH CoxpAu THE NATIONAL
GuARD.-This afternoon between 4 and O'Clock. the
eighth company of the National Guard aided by
Captain Shumway, will drill at the Arsenal, when .
large number of citizens and several ladies expect
ed TO be present This Is the crack "drill company
Of New York The military strangers from the Monu-
mental City are expected to be there
TnH IRIsH REGIMENT. The Irish Regiment pa.
raded on Tuesday in Tompklns Square and the Park,
and worked well in their beautiful uniform
Of green and blue
TARGET Erorraos.--The Metamora Guard. Captain
Martin. passed our once Tuesday afternoon, re-
turning from their excursion to STRIKERS Bay The
hrst prize was won by private james Kehos beauti
vate william Daraeh third gold pencil Won BY Cap
tain James A. Martin: fourth gold pencil, won by
private Bartholomew Lynch.
UPsETrrSG or A PLEASURE YAcHr-Thres &c atiem n
yesterday afternoon. while in yacht this side Of
the Narrows in the middle Of the bay shipped
and subsequently were struck with sauali which up-
set the boat. The three gentlemen who were good
swimmers, were immersed while with some diff
Guilty. dis, ntsngled from the ropes. They soon,
however. enabled TO bold by the centre beard
while sitting upon the keel and thus only placed
in very critical position, the wind being high at the
time. After about fifteen minutes the schooner Rival
of Truro. Mass. Captain O. r. Gross, bore down upon
the yacht, and rescued the gentlemen who had gone
nsy attentive and received the gratitude Of the
ers who enjoyed themselves much with him. az he is
quite . musician and had philosophical library on
board which doubt might be used with adva antaze
by fresh water sailors after such demmas. Captain
Gross furnished the gentlemen With clothes, and when
them they dressed In their holiday
suits, thus kindly loaned for their comfort.
THr Boar ACCIDENT Foor GorvgsrKUK
sTnrrr.-Mr. Walter Boggs, who risked his life In
cuing party thrown into the water. at the foot of
Gouverneur street in n boating excursion on Sunday
afternoon, IS not spar maker but agent for the
steamboat Samson and Hercules
ACCIDENTAL DRowNISG--The Coroner also held an in.
quest at No. IS Cherry street the body Of En-
glish boy, years of age by the OF James
Puy, who came to his death by accidental dro
in the river at Market street slip IL the unfor
tunste boz fishing floating logs. and sud
denly the logs moved their position. and the boy fell
into the water and drowned before aid could be
procured to e1tricate him. Verdict accordingly.
UsxNowN Man fouNp DRowErp.--At the foot Of
Thirty seventh street. unknown man about forty
years Of age very poorly clad was found floating In
the river yestcrdsy morning The Coroner held In
quest, and verdict rendered-Death by drowning
srDpIs DEArn-Ye.terday, the Coroner held an in
quest board the ship Mary Adelne. lying at Mar
ket street slip the body of james Pereive OF
the sailors, who found dead, yesterday morning
in his berth. Verdict, death by apopleSy.
HoKsE Accnxsr.-At half psA Q O'Clock last eve n
ing, as Mr. uealy with his son were driving wagon
IN Second street the horse against cart and the
asletree lwss broken upon which the animal ran
away and broke the shafts Of the wagon. Mr. HeAly
and son narrowly escsped serious Injury.
EIcrRsos Nrv HAvy, R.iLloAD.-rhs Direc-
tors Of tbe New Haven Railroad have vtsd tho
bers Of the Common Council upon excursion by the
cars to-day to New Haven. The party viii start IT Q