The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

CITY Intelligence
hnIrsay PARADEs-rhs LIBERTY Guards Capitals
sic = tsrgstszcufsion They veat By the Reindeer
ana humosr~d 30 nuskete They return on wednesday
t, ne e Srsoaa Company Colon Guards passed tbs
target practice Their unit looked very neat. They
The sixty eighth regiment Irisb Volunteers on Mon
day had picnic excursion to Bddes Grove They
cd the Herald Office in the morning. were headed BY
Mouahsns Brass Band aud eight Irish pkemen for pio
neers called tho Gaitee Rangers They looked
bly, we'll and presented fine martial appearance They
are large stslworth their return about O'clock
thy bore an Irish Gag of inmortai grssn' having
harp wTeathed with shamrock, and the band pla yng
the "spris Of shile an . Their marching was ysry
crsditable We understand the tag presented by
number Of Irish ladies'
The Hylsr Guards Captain Mccormick passed tn,
of John Brsmsnger, member Of the above company,
to their hnal resting place In Greenwood Censtsry,
companed by Whitworths American Brass Band.
rhe Liberty Guards Captaa Jeremiah w. Hsrrigan,
their return from target excursion TO Poughkeepse
passed this office on Tuesday accompanied by Adkin
Washington Brass Band The prizes were @ silver
mounted musket gold pen and pencil and silver goblet
The gold pencil and two slver medals awarded to
Messrs Herbert Kane, Pollock, Miller, Sheridan, and
Denng.
The Chanfrau Guards Captain Dimond, turned out
on Tuesday for target practice They numbered thirty
their uniform got up expressly for turning out
with other volunteer companies The UNIFORM Is neat,
On Tues lay Colonel postly's Third Regiment of HUI
zars turned out in full uniform for parade This hand
some cavalry regiment is composed OF Germans aud Is
one OF the finest and best disciplined mounted corps in
the city They only about three years In existence
They marched up Fulton and Nassau streets, three
abreast IN returning TO their quarters and formed line
OF nearly quarter of mile in length hssded by the
regiments band Altogether, they presented warike
appearance ana the parade performed in excellent
The United Guards commanded by Captain a. Bran
man, went on target excursion yesterdayto Port Rich
mond. They numberedfo forty two muskets and looked
well, as they paraded throug, Broadway Fulton and
other streets In passing the HerGd Office, they gave
tnree hearty cheer Their band discoursei cheering
SWORD PRESERVATION AND T.ncrr EHcuBsrox.--On
Tuesday last Co Il, Jefferson Guards Fifth Regiment,
visited Struckmans at Strykers Bay where after
very good target exercise they adjourned to the dining
rooni when the officers OF the company surprised
by the presentation to each OF beautiful gold mounted
and Handsomely ornamented sword. The members of
the company had procured the swords without intms-
Ing to the Commissioned officers what they were about
and took this opportunity to present them The arst
sword was presented to Capt. Hoffman in the Of
the company, by ex-sergesnt Major Deiteripg The
second sword was presented by John Asad Sergeant
Engineer of the company, formerly President of the
German Society, to lst Lieut. Splitter The third sword
presented by private Rosenstepglc, to 81 Lieut.
Schuiken Appropriate speeches made the
sion by the gentlemen presenting the swords and hand
ed them After the ceremony Of presentation over,
the company dped and after dinner danced and walked
about the grounds till o'clock when they returned to
the city and dismissed on the Battery.
EuP,RE HOOK Axp LADDER Co. No. 8, of Bloomingdale,
passed the Hsrsia Office Monday afternoon with their
new truck Avery handsome one it 1t tastefuy
miniature truck with foreman and assistant It looked
very handsome They visited Brooklyn in the forenoon
and were accompanied by the Empire Brass Band.
THE NIAGARA CuowDER CLuB, compose Of the members
and attaches Of Niagara Hose Co No p proceeded,
Wednesday last their fifth annual chowder excursion
to Sheepshead Bay in one If Muested reulll mt m
moth stages, drawn by eight grey horses tastetully
dressed with small American flags. The company, On
Their rotl-l, topped at Gilberts HOTEL the plank
ro ID gpjoyed themselves with a champagne cola
-.. nlly furnished them by Edward Dunn; after
.. ~ enjoyed themselves at ball got up for them
uy tine host Mr. Gilbert. They returned to the city at
Nclye clock and they passed up Fulton street they
ave three hearty cheers for the New York Herald
They numbered forty members Mr.. James Hudson is
their President.
THr DEVOTED LovEa-We have a word of timely warn.
ing to tie scores Of infatuated young men about town
who permitting themselves to be fascinated by the
audacious graces and vouptuous abandon Of the bsau
full Caroline Rousset. IL IL all very proper that they
should nightly attend the Broadway and cluster in the
paquette to admire and applaud this lovely and bewitch
ing creature for this Is than, artst she
really deserves. With the Exception of Fanny Elss-
Ter dancer at all to bs compared to Caroline Rousset
has appeared in America aud we do not wonder At the
immense popularity she Is steadily and quiz fly achiev
ing But object to great deal Of anxiety and
HAIR oil to the crowd Of exqusss and budding fast men,
each Of whom is confidently expecting opportunity
live In her eyes, die her heart AMI he buried Ia
suage Of Mr. Brown, You write a nishsy pretty hand,
but you can't come i'm The pretty the saucy, the
The most tender, the most patient, the most deyoeda
very model lover for all sentimental young gentlemen to
initiate Look yondcr in that corner Of the par
quettc under prvate box No 2 modesy seated behind
Of the graceful iron pillars his face half In shadow
and only his great black luminous eyes flashing in the
brilliant gasght-whom do You see ascnder, graceful
young man, with q face like Shelley lily
Whom pride made 80 cola and passion so pale.
There sits he night after night unnotced By all but one
Watching drinking in with the avidy Of maddening
thirst every gesture and OF the eapny laugh
Ing bounding divinity. And in the very crisis and
paroxysm OF those bewdering bounds and thrilling
duatops Of her glorious form that set the heart OF the
behoder on fire. is soft and tender glance from her
lovely eyes cast toward certain OF the house
where two star like and poetcal orbs watching her
Al who tell the exquisite rapture that thrills the
heart Of this humble boyover he feels that the beau
tiful creature before hin-the great artistic whose
derful achievements driving the world wild with
snthusiasm-in the very height and splendor Of her
magnificent triumph, remembers him Such tribute
to love this, only woman Of genius pay; and
this II IL which not all the atery and aduation Of the
deck white kids who into extacies In front
purchase Therefore, young gentlemen, 60 on with
your enthusiasm in public much like, but OBJ
serve cur timely warning and keep your waisteoats
tightly tuttoned over hearts otherwise you will be
in danger of squsndering those precious commodities
without cause CT compensation