New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
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,i..' - Tpesday evening the beautiful a0BIue
:, r,snhFn Company of Philadelphia was drawn
''.a, r,,nob's Hotel, where ii stood daring The day
~ A2 Emuire Co to their house in marray'sH-
T..,e the quests were received WIKI nine hearty
ohse,s. Soon alter regular meeting OF she COM
many wss held in the upper rooms Oh the n1SoH'n'
house, Foreman r. CORNELL WHITE Ia tne 0oSf.
Mr.. White aid hs aao the Company lei extremely
hs ncv to meet with their fellow Atemen in shls
room. 5ot before entering upon this question ne
WAC bound TO explain an error wnion neo Proaucoa
an occurrence that never before ba6 oeen peafd Of
among the New-York Firemen. He spoke oil Fae
FAC. ,hes their respected guests bad not beenre
ce;7ed # their arrival With sll the honors dae 70
them.
that graokIin Company was expected TO oorae here,
bu. no otter official communication bed b = re-
c,iv,d. At meeting Of sne foremen Of tho differ
tereft Companies be mentioned the fact and addod
TIN, En- pire 40 would be glad to receive Frenalin
as their guests But IL was held toat those V1m
Ga iep 10 whom Tie 6iyili.ies ard bospitaEieso OF
PHILADELPHIA had been sepdeted before, or who IN
tend TO 30 there on early day were better en-
ti;lt to fulfil this agreeable duty. How great was
bis as.onshment when, in the afternoon he was In
fo med that heir Philade phia friends were not re
ceivqd by any Company. He would not accuse or
blame any other Company, and ne believed 'has
aome error or mis- understanding wac the cause
but he as foreman of A. ies it his duty TO call u1on
the members to remedy whatever bad been omitted
and they had most Willingly responded to the oAi.
he boped that the Franklin Company would 90
satisfied with this explanation and also accept tne
offer now rendered TO them with the open heart OF
q New York fireman. Whatever they could DO 70
make their atay agreeable woald be done Mf
TALLEy, the Marshal, answered for his Phlladei
phis brohe 10 very happy manner. IL was
then reAoved 10 visit Brooklyn the next m0rnlng
with their epgDea 10 consequence OF an invitation
yeCciyed from Companies ADD IA. After some
appropriate speeches OF Capt Rynders and Mr..
Mabbitt ex.foteman OF 40, tho Company proceeded
TO the house d The Chief Eusineer in Mott st
The Philadelphia Band Mr Becks. leader,> played
some fne pieces MIR Carson appeared attersoma
minutes on The window, in full hreman's dress, u
was about o'c ook A Nj and expressed hla slo
cere thanko to the assembly. They then returned
to Mufray.At. where both Companies were dls-
missed.
kSYe We are sorry to hear that WILLIAM U.
O'CoEEELL, the brave young man who sAyad sho
ives Of three persona at the Paoics pier on sasur
dsy last was seriously injured during hs efiJftsb by
q pieoe of timber, W hch bruised bis arm aud aide
badly This Circumstance, nd the fact that he has
a widowed mother to support AZ hrs realdence %I'
Avenue D. ought to be good reasons for shose In
tere,ted in tbs matter 70 see that he receives ali
nece ssary assistance.
A HARD Casa sailor named William Plsss
came TO the City Hospital on w ednesday mornlng
no having brohe his arm on she 9th OF September
1s4s. while on board OF the ship Anna Marie, Capt
A,eood, OF Sslem, Macs. while lyicg at Prince Nd.
wards leland, near the Straits OF Malaoca' on tue
Mn>lav coast who leit Place in she hospital there
without dscharge or any provision Tor him also
csrryi, h . clothes, leaving him NAKED, aIcS aud
as.,,ut. in that far of land. But the worst ID not
told The broken bone of the upper asm broken
In the center square off has, by neglect failed
to unite, having healed up soundiy' 80 Shss sne
arm will tara any way in manner mosE hisos
full to be hold withou! pain to the owner Enls 10
one If the nost remarkable caseB OF the hind on
record. An attempt will be made to unite the
bones under The direction of the surgeons OF the
hos, ita Caps Asgood is now ebaeat IN the snlp
Valpsraiso, on a vOysse to California air bFoWa'
the owner of the Anna Maria, resides in thla CITY
A suit Tor damages and wages ia about being CON-
menoed.
BopY FouND.--The body of q drowned mau was
picked up yesterday morning at The oarah''ne
Ground, g. | by Mr.. Paul Cornell and hcOlenaa
IL is DO doubt tho body of the person " no com nt
ted suicide by Throwing himself through The PriVy
seat o, the steamboat Staten Isiauder, last week
BE has black cashmere pants. black cosn vess
light hair aAd no whiskers
Another TRIAL TRlP--The machinery Of inc
steamship Colambls, (uow lying St the NoveIsy
Worhs,) ia nearly completed, and sh will make
Ter trial trip this morning. the Oolamola is a
siAunch built vehse and abe ia Intended for U 3.
Mail steamer on the Pacific coast.
EXTRA TRAlNs-The New Jersey Railroad 90.
announce at the usual hour, extra trains on the
evenings of Thursday aud Friday of hia week, on
sccoup, Of the Fair of the American InstltoEs now
open at Castle Garden.
EYe The following property was found aaoas at
deybreak yesterday morning in the North River,
by C. Guerker and P. Hos so, TWO Whitehall boat
men; The tasfrail and daviea of a ANAL vessel wish
8 yawl attached, about 10 feet long painted green
outside ana lead color made, with the name Of j.
Donnelly Of n. Y. mark led on her stern; alao