New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13


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in r,tlru. without ulrrrs m g., submit % te decree,
under fte Crclr a-cts -ai JOB cAr>in la-d tnlt
neither holds 20 The VI sac az 3t an eye fr a. eye.
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toc .or BLOOD spares tat aen- ~ m Nem ProHtelcr
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Pending he 7rodacnor 81 these new a-iiar> and s1-
as rs>rIfe from rs ioon toy hort tlre
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Your E,ccIea-g'> rios, OBJ I servant.
ANRcN b SrooNEh
SERIOUS DISTURBANCE Al REvIsw -
Yesterday morning Grand Review and Inspection
Of the IL Brigade and "a Regiment Of the y Y.
State Militia, under The command Of Gen SpccriooS
place al Hamion-Square. near Sv'y-nnthst.. on
which occasion a serious disturbance occurred In
consequence OF the excessive heat m The morning,
TWO soldiers were sun struck and taken from the
ranks and AZ II o'clock the General gave orders
that The Brigade should Be dismissed for two hours.
which order the soldiers were glad 70 obey Preyi-
ou> 10 the Review. &C, 10 appears party Of Ger
mans had erected tent. IN The middle Of which was
a large tub containing punch. MANY Of the German
soldiers, IN particular, palTonized the large tub TO
such an extent that many 81 them became grossly
intoxicated after which they mounted their horses,
orc Of which was forced over Mr. Wocdworih. one
Of the ContincItalS. whose leg broken. besides
receiving other injuries. The tent being considered
in'the way o. The military. the Germans We're re-
cue>ied 70 take down. but they Indignantly refused
10 to So COL Bogart then gave orders 20 Quarter
master bmslet io upset She punch-oow and beat m
ihe heads of the Liquor CASKS. THIS order WAS beng
compiled With and also the demolition Of the TENT
when orc OF The Infatuated Germans seized a huge
Au.fc ana rushed at Col Bogart. whose life be un-
dcubttdIy would have taken had not Cuartermasier
Brais,cd ntcrerred and kuockcd down the fellow
IN cong which. howcvcr ne was much injured oy
tie knife IN the hands Of the German. The excite
men, al thIs time W, so intense that Gen. >picer
deemed 10 Necessary 10 dismiss The German Company
first. which was done after which the others were
,len d ..ml>sed and further trouble prevented
= Last evening the steam.tug Oswego.
for Albany, took in tow The Williamsburg ferry boa
Niagara. and conveyed her from the East River
round 60 the West Point Foundry, where she Will
undergo repair Of he damages that occurred from
her late collision with the Canada. boat belonging
to the same ferry
- The Presentation of % Gold cham
and Sealfo Capt. Wheam, of the Eighteenth Ward
Police. by the Police OF the Eighteenth Ward, took
place on Thursday afternoon al the residence ofCapt
Nmgan IN TwenN-tighth.st There were present
Alonzo 4. Aiyord, ESQ. President of the Board of
Assistant Aldermen and several other invited guests
The entire Police force OF the Ward was also on
hand officers from other Wards having generously
volunteered their services for the Police duty OF the
Ward on TIM, occasion. The cham and seal were
massive, and finished m beautiful style and consti-
ting one OF the most elegant ornaments that We have
seen. Aid Ahord m presenting TINS beautiful art
lce. addressed the aptau n an appropriate spec a.
Capt Whlgam made brief reply lie thanked The
donor, Tor this manifest of their kindness and
regard lie had endenyorod 10 do ms duty and to
treat an ith equal regard and he gratlhed with
this evidence of the appreciation of those with whom
/ he was associated. lie again thanked the Aldermen
and Policemen for TIN, expression of their regard,
and for IN, token OF esteem which had been present
el 20 HIM, and which he should ever dearly prize,
| AS coming from friend, whose goodwill he highly
valued Anor the presentation ceremony was con
cucc1 the party was introduced 90 a table spread
with everything desirable for the inner man. and 70
which ample justice was done.
NIBLo'S lIorEL.-We hnd the following
bret description OF tins splendid edidce m Geasoa's
Pifor.ai for this week
Amid the MAI, aud splendid edhces on Broadway,
New Nni tnc magnificent hotel now progress of
TN on ihe former site a. Nbos Garden, lt Prince s..
one 90 me most conSpco and imposing IN frontage
10 81 feer Bfoadwlr. stories hight bunk II the
tine tTnn ireesfone much sc for fronts, with heavy
carved csmces over the almost Gnumefaie windows and
hood DO is 10 once noble and imposing structure Having
a.t} bsaf1u tnl' ~ j., ,l u, 0 i ~ ~ me- i
give tnt t'ioWihs ~. "t VIII NtIFe ~ I've IN. IrIrl
me dea of the edlAce when trusi has 0ut~ ffdk
eeIneatsd The Broadway ur man building Is $40 feet
long and 90 iett ceeP n the center nav 'aht "a r. i
feauu stores the nrt floor and n the center th' en-
frances the hotel and the heater The stores ar four
teen 81 rom hogt ioctns ana are ~, n ''' ana si,
The hoei IRE Spacious available for tae most excited
crowds that case % IRE or accident the whole house
could he almost instantly cmpued On the second Moor
t. ~ IT,, ' so,b e6 and FINISHED m he most
liberal stlr Beside these ms floor VIII acc1um ai8te
o ,6,. g,r b, tbe pcnc.sf ,.inr win be- the grind
rom iIe tong vide and 8 feet hish
The whole length oi the Prncest front j. 2lO feet The
pner stories both streets 90 Dee flushed oft 'p some
80 rooms there vii be- some 200 suits IT rooms iof the
acc1umo1ation II families. whore tho can he entirely
secluded and quiet fhe choose The other rooms
viii accommodate over POO transient Or permanent board
frs the Cutre capacity ut the house beng equal 20 the
comfortable accommodation Il about thousand persons
e1cusge femll0Yt The upper nor sufc emily
advanced 10 exhibit ne style II finish but III be u the
very best ciarscer noducins the Croton water and
INTO ever, room. and embracing every important improve
uent"
~ me ItUSFufsd LOHuVH 'tUSi VI bhC
Both ult has three splendid views Of the beau
uhll yacht America. Uncle John acknow Lodges the
corn very handsomely
SAILING or The ATLANTIC To-day, At
noon the splendid Steamship Atlantic viii leave her
berth. At Canal.street, for Liverpool. Among her
passengers vii be Miss Fredenka Bremen, the s~e-
dish fOmanclst.
STEAMER FOR SAyANsAH.-Ihe mall