New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

i ne ABOVE are Only pan VI '-'N
which have occurred during the peno1 un9ef exam
nation. number Of cases IA which TaH' vas prlhe
mover have not been mentioned.
During this period there have been nearly tf1 i''A
sare dve.dav commitments FOR drunkenness nearly
as MANY arrests for disorderly and rotous condurt
and assault, and battery. and other ofenses agans'
public order The las, quarterly report Of the Chef
Of Police gives over FIVE thousand arrests, winch are
chargeabe 10 inteInperance
VIVA, picture Of wretchedness and degradation
ispresen,ed N afact Ike tins
A T. was taken % The Police Station n the --
Ward with MS wife. both intoxicated. The woman
had a child IN her arms. which, On examination was
found 20 be dead.
4 number Of such cases have recently occurred
Let the moral, intelligent, Christian sober part o
the community ask themseve, whether there IS no
al available remedy for great part Of these evils and
crimes % Their own hands
TIE IRISH REGINENT-Thls fine body
Of soldiers paraded on Monday We have been
furnished with the following account Of the day by
an enthusiastic Young son Of Erin who was present
IRISH oLUNTEERs-SEvENrY-Ei GHTH REGIMENT
y y STATE MILIIA-The first annual parade AM
I4r-nlr excursion Of TINS Regiment. winch TOOK pace
Al Bodies Grove on Monday. VIII long be remem-
bcred among those who participated ID the festivities
OF the day. Nothing occurred 20 mar the harmony
that universally prevailed ana the success OF me
gentlemen who undertook the management Tor
them deserved the marked appreciation Of Their
numerous friends. through whom and Tor "hon-
they had got up 50 excellent an entertainment.
Long before the time appointed, CROWDS OF iHenos
and spectators assembled al Fulton Market. where
the Catalne and barge, engaged for the OCCASION
were prepared 10 receive the Regiment guests aId
all who desired to ENJOY al dgfeedDie uas among
body Of military men. who certainly have won Tau
rels already. # not IN the field OF night, al least
/ In the regard and estimation OF .helr counrymcn-
The Regiment. under the command OF Col Nc
| Graih rendezvoused and formed al O'Clock, ia me
Park. opposite City Han. wnere Al immense con-
course of spectators had already arrived among
! whom were many elegantly dressed women. VINO
seemed 10 take lively interest IN the frs. turnout
! Of tho new. Regiment. The green ldcke', were TIE
great object Of attraction AMI never did they appear
! to greater advantage. Company a, capt. o. u
/ bowling Lleufs. Glee>On. htrn ana Behoi, ana
QuarteIrnaster Benson. Orderly Sergeant Rial. ser
/ geant Malachi IIassett. and the men OF the Com
I pany were the first 10 appear on the ground, ana
/ were soon followed by the "Gatee Rangers, Capt;
/ George OConnor, who's UNIQUE costume anu
"hnSllmg pixies, attracted crowds 0f spectators.
Capt. John &. Fay, the Acting Adutant oi the day.
/ soon placed them alongside the first Company. and
immediately the other companies formed with their
! men, having marched 20 the appointed place, under
/ the orders Of Col McGrath The following S A cor
rect list OF the officers who turned out IN uniform,
CAPTAINS Geo D. Bowling, No go lsi-av. Fayo
No 100 Hudson-st. McCourt. No. 1872 7th-ay. Byrne
/ No 3s2 Gth.ay. Greene, No 81 3d-ay. Coakely
]
| Griffin, Union place, Brooklyn.
! Lieutenants Geeson. No. % Madis0n-st- Patrick
/ Kern No. % Cathenne-st. |. Benot No -
| Caiherne-st. Flynn. No. - cry Halrpiace Do
/ lens. No % CITY flalLpace Hagan No = l>th-st.
f~NcKenzic No l62 33d. St Ryan, No. l5e Delaney
/ 81 Met artney, No ~ Kldec-st OGorman, No.
I SO Faciory-sl. Thompson, Broad"ay Knox cor
cth-st and Avenue 4 Tobn. No. % Caihorne-st. g.
Npnan, No 235 RiWngton-St. OConnor. No. 81
CG7TTy-Sr No Bur0ey. no . tenieT-St.' ana En-
/ sign OShea
Managhan's Brass Band were engaged for the occa-
sion and after performing lew eyoluuons, certainly
IN a manner highly creGstablo 10 a young regiment
Just formed. Colonel Mc&rath taking the command,
marched before them IA the steamer tddhnc'
through Nassau-st and DOM Fulton. The CnIveu-
Ing airs, discourSCd with fine effect from he band
the appearance of the Regiment. IA their beautiful
and much admired fatigue uniform me picturesque
look and mug martial bearing oi ilt Halitc9' hti
the effect "a Draw vast concOuTSe OF spectators 10
the vicinity appointed for the start toward Bdtle =
/ Grove. The steamer and barge were soon fully
frclghted with as JOYOUS and iull-SOulcd company
as ever set out upon an excursion, determined 10
ENJOY themselves among ihelf military friends, from
/ whom they received "A real ccId niHfq fHfhd. ln-
meOIately after the starting o. The steamer, with
7 CONNEXIONS barge. the company Altogether beng
estimated 10 over 3.cO0 persons. dancing was CONE
/ mcnced and several couNon parteS'0egm the "ofh
IN earnest. The Old. familiar, and merry llt oil lhc
"l rish pipes" was 80 be heard here and there upon
the decks Of both steamer and barre The lighter
and more delicate touch from the pracuced fingers
/ Of some adept upon That monarch OF muSlcal me-
>tulmeuts the fddic-could be heard other
quarters and the soft mellow tones of the Band har-
mOHlZug II We might De permitted 10 add 'ht gem
ulue effect of the music reminded as OF the true Ola
and genuine scenes, which. m The proud days Of ire
lands ancient glory, her people were wont u ENJOY
themselves. The tnp nom the pier 10 Bltcic ,
Grove Was performed IN one hour ana forN-he
mluuies, and over four hundred persons, Who were
anxious 10 get on board, and ANXIOUS 10 lon in me
festivities OF The day were obliged 10 remain behind,
IN consequence Of The absence OF accommodation,
which MAS cNpectcI-fWo targes having been OF
dcIed hv The Committee OF arrangements. whose
names We mention above IL would be impossible
10 give M detail graphic account OF the various ui-
cidoniS of the agreeable imp but While All fuilf en-
loved themselves, much lo the cTeSt ana hoAof OF
both Regiment and COMPANY, not single llSagreea-
blc event occurred TO interrupt or mar tins happy
gathering of Ennis SONS, daughters. and friends.
The officers and members of compame, were con
Spicuous among the happy groups and oyou> face,
10 be seen everywhere Studdlng the Geek, with dane
ing parties from Tie ciul waltz merry POLKA and
quiet roton 20 the redlrolhcAlue ol4ia>Iuoie- lTlsh
ng Eyenihmc went on With the greatest e-i1f
The steamer after putting 100 for Bddle'> Grove,
soon let loose her precious charge, AND The merry
pc Uir engaged an hands, Who puej the WORK Win
81 true LtSfO. Baskets, wei ifelghiel win every
dchcacN of The season, soon placed % requlSl-
ton. and the anlmatlng scene altogether. when the
different groups were seated IN al quarters about
the grove, Grew forth many an expression of de-
light and satisfaction nom the calm spectator 100 par
ucular The gay lothauo with some fyorie
tf.ie. may be seen m one quarter telling ms len
der tale and vow ns eternal devotion ana con-
>tanCy The sentimental AtOnls may De- seen m
another quarter, dCScdning upon the romantic
beauty Of ihC surrounding scenery TIE more stat
philosopher. m SEINE cool shade, may be- AGAIN
seen quietly discussing hS dessert and glass of
clarCt, White ali seemed determined % 20 IA ior d
real pleasant. old-tasmoncd tav. The Regiment
VAS Immediately again formed under ihe command
of Col McGrath and "a scene here presented Itself
! which While Il marks feature I'D our history, vii
never be forgotten oy those Who witnessed Il, a. Il
created feeling n ;he breasts Of all present which
seemed 10 touch chord m The heart that yloratet
indeed, with no small emotion. II was the presenia-
uon of a magnificent Irish Flag the green hae
of Ireland. beautifully fashioned and executed. oN
Mrs. Doheuy 10 The Regiment Her remarks Were
delivered with poweriu. and eloquent effect. ON tne
occasion. and her address was yenemeuty app audeL
Queen NictOua may rtIf her addresses from her
throne. bat many ladies' heard 10 say that they
would sooner be Mrs poneny delivering 70 an lr>l
kegmenl an IrlSh lAg. WIN such a speech IN BID