New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
LAIN Bra,nard. Ad, Diver Lieut. Hart OF the Ligh;

rrising all the decacies Of the season 70 which fun
justice was done by the guests.
After the tables were cleared MAJOR Lcferts adj
dressed Capt. SUBWAY IN the following remarks,
which were often interrupted by hearty applause
Caytain Shumray: The honor Of addressing you
upon this occasion has come upon me most unex-
pectedly. and little of the gratncaton anu pleasure
which feel can express. IN being made The nstru-
meit through whom the members OF your company
present their humble and sincere Acknowledgements,
and tender 10 you this entertainment N cohlilelosa
ton OF your long and devoted service 10 the corps
and. evidence of their unwlyerIng confidence
and attachment 10 your person his ies'IF'y zap
tain. marks the I'D anniversary OF your connection
with this CORPS and how gratifying must Il DC 10
your fee llngs 10 look back upon the years you
have mingled together-and stlli see tae con
tInued prosperity and advancing conllioh OF
your command. On the I'm July, lSS9 your name
was enrolled upon the register of this company, anu
from Private 10 CorpOral-Corporal to Sergeant
from rank 10 rank we find you rapidly mounting up
until We find the company houri>hmg under your IN
strucuon-now fifteen years ago-and II there are
those who would ask what Won have done In ina.
time for the citizen sodlery of New ork. seek those
who from year 10 year have retired from the ranks
of the sih Company National Guards, and from
them YOU Will learn their high appreciation OF
your merits as a sodler-one who has oeen ever
ready, willing and capable OF DONG ms duty.
II Is but a short time since they had cause Tor
such feelings for AZ the Astorplacc not they found
the principles which YOU had inculcated IN the drlll-
room the bulwark Of their strength that night Those
lesson Of the drill room" do not do things IN
hurry-keep cool-do all deliberately" Yes. these
lessons found practice. and gave confidence 10 your
men, under the trying circumstances OF that night
and with YOU, | know will be parpsned, for 7llud-
ing 10 those who shared with your command the
fatigue and danger OF the not-foT 1t was the IN
Regiment 10 whom the thanks OF the puolc are
due-tor upon such occasions, Il IS our pride 70 boast
VI Gn0tc no comDdHg-Ho separate erlSfenr6 We are
fbe, ne IN Rtsmenf
feel myself very far incapable of expressing the
f.oh 81, ,xefh1p an1
breast Of every member present for they come Win
the waTmest feelings OF regard and respect In the
ranks YOU have taught them 10 know nought but
obedience TO command and promQtcSt execution,
while In the social circle YOU have cnteayet your
self 10 them by thousand ties. and they now look
with admiration and confidence upon their command
er and with love and esteem upon their citizen
brother and It Is with sincere wish. from each
and every member whether present or absent that
you VIII cherish tins days festivities, gwen IN honor
Of yourself as a feeble token OF our everlasting
friendship-as sign OF our mutual attachment.
Keep It bright in memory by your future intercourse
with us and N alter years, when the curtain OF NE
IS drawing its sable folds about your path, LOOK BACK
upon the glowing faces mere assembled, ana say II
was one of the most happy "reminiscences OF your Lite
He closed by giving
LONG tfe oad prosper ~ 10 capt >hmray thusc-Resi-
mental Quickstepl
This toast was received with a perfect torrent of
applause, which was only exceeded by the cheers
when Capt shumway rose to reply. In his remarks
:.
he claimed was founded by Capt Brewer. Soon az
ter that he Ghe speaker was chosen to The command
and with much difidence he assumed lie referred
TO the successful trial Of sill between the seventh
Company (the independence Guard and the eighth,
for which brilliant success Capt SUBWAY was pre-
sented by Gen. Scott with gold mcdal) After ox-
pressing his satisfaction at the friendships he hal
made during his military hfe he closed by giving
Oyder and Dsc,pIne-Wuhoui which no Institution, mill
itary or civil, exist, Musc-Eghh Company QUICK
stepl
Mr. Brewer. Exc Captain Of the Company, respond
ed briefly to this toast, and complimented the Com
pany on It's fine sodlerly discipline lie passed
pleasant compliment to Capt SUBWAY. and closed
by giving
The Eighth Nahoaol GpordVery much of It's history is
the scene of my first love
The Chairman then gave the regular toasts, The
President, Governor, and Army and Navy, &c Sur
eeon Mcphan. late of tho Army responded IN neat
and witty speech He gave
The National Gaord 0f Nc,c- York.
The Chairman then proceeded with the regular
toasts, The Mayor, the Judiciary. the Police, the
Fire Department the Union, and the Ladies" which
were all honored by the company and to which Re
corder Tallmadge and Others responded We have
not room to-day for their speeches AZ nine O'Clock
thereaboui the party dispersed, well pleased with
selves success to the Eighth National Guard
MUTINY on BOARD THE WESTERN WORLD.
Capt Moses, of the above ship returned to the City
Yesterday morning from the Southwest Spit IN the
stoamtug Achilles, for the purpose of procuring as
sistance for the arrest of Of the of the
ship. One Of the crew Is very dangerously stabbed
having several wounds from large dirk knife
PICKED Up Al SEA.-Capt. Rowland of
the " Caledonia Brander" arrived yesterday morning
from New Orleans, reports July s. lat. 2j' 80, long
So, having picked up boat containing SIX men, who
report that they abandoned the British bark Mary Ann
OF Sunderland, IN sinking condition. two days pre-
vlous. She from New Orleans for Liverpool,
laden with corn. They also state that the Captain,
officers and the balance of the crew left at the same
time in the long boat and that they parted company
IN the night.
RAILROAD DAMAGE AT HARLEM.-At 9
O'Clock Thursday morning, as the Harlem train was
taking IN passengers at One Hunered and Twenty
Fifth St, the New Haven tram up their usual
speed when rush made to get upon the Har-
lem cars, during which, David Mcclellan and his son
were knocked down and the tram passed oyer the |
former nearly severng his left leg at the ANGLE and
also half Of his right foot. and cutting his head so
badly that his life despaired Of The son escaped
with slight bruises. DR.. Wood gave the requl-
site medical attention. and the patients were sent TO
the Hospital The father and the only mem
bers of the family, the wife and mother having been |
buried recently. Capt Porter (l2th Ward says that
Mr. Sharp, conductor Of the Harlem train exerted
himself much Al personal risk to save the lives OF |
those who were IN danger.
DIED AT THE HosPITAL.-The man Da-
Nd Mcclellan who was 50 awfully injured Thursday
morning by beng ran over at Harlem by tram of
the New-Hayen Railroad cars, died al ten O'Clock
Thursday night II the City Hospital from ms injuries