The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-06
City InfelllOence.

plaintn s attorney, and Mr. Grady lett the court.
City Intelligence.
RETURN AMERIcUs ENGINE No. Cast evening
between 10 and IL O'Clock, the gallant members of fire
engine No. returned from their visit to Baltimore At
the foot Of Courtandt street. quite large body Of their
friends and acquaintance collected to greet them
with a hearty welcome back to their happy home They
escorted by hose carriages Nos rs and y and engine
No. 10. accompanied by splendid band Of music. They
proceeded up Courtlandt street to Broadway down Full
ton street. and through Nassau their destna-
ton They looked exceedingly WELL and received the fire.
quent cheers Of their friends during the procession
THE WoRLp's FAR New YoRK.-A meeting of dele
gates Of the various railroad and steamboat companies
held Thursday last at the Aston House. to take
into consideration the increased facilities that will be
required by the public. the occasion Of holding
Worlds Fair of the Industry Of all Nations at New York
in 1852 General John s. Darcy appointed chair
discussion resolutions were adopted to convene meet
ing Of the steamboat and railroad directors and Of the
tage propretors, ON the Both of April at the Aston
House for the purpose II taking into consideration the
means Of accommodating the increased amount of travel
in view II the proposed Fair to be held Governors
Island appropriated by government for the purpose.
STEAM ParrR-MmI ron CALIFORNIA -Among the
curositcs going out 10 San Francisco steam paper
mill, which Il to be shipped from this city about the
1s u May. IL Is manufactured by Goddard Rice Co.
at Worcester Massachusetts the most eminent establish
mcnt in that line, in the United States. II will be the
first ever erected On the shores Of the Pacific and will
doubt be regarded there with much interest II Is calcu
lated to manufacture ton Of paper per day about half
sufficient to supply the New York Herald 1t i only
waiting for the completion Of the engine to drive it, This
Il another evidence Of progress in California.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DrsiGs.-Iast evening a mag
nifcent suppcr given at the National Academy Of
Design to large number Of invited guests, including
tsts and literary men Of every description Before the
entertainment the guests examined the pictures and all
seemed highly grated with the evident progress that
had lcen made II IL decidedly the best exhibition that
has been yet made Mr.. Durand. the President, pre-
sided at the supper and addressed the company Ad-
dresses aso delivered by Mr. Cozzens the Presi-
the American Art Unon Mr. sturges the Prcsi-
dent Of the New York Gallery Of Fine Arts Rev Mr. Bel
loves Rev. DR. Bethune and several other gentlemen.
he saHh han md he
rated at ~ o'clock The exhibition Of the pictures viii
open ON Tuesday.
TIm RonmRv WALSH AND PAysr's.-The value Of
the cwcry taken by the thief who broke the window Of
Walsb Payne jewellers Greenwich street with ten
pin mentioned In yesterday Herald IL ascertained to
si7s including the lump o. California gold valued at
PgpplfSe FRrfr ~ THE SrHrrrs-Dens shehan was
arrested yesterday by the police Of the Second ward
charge q poddng fruit In the streets lie taken
TO the Tombs, and fined II.
AsornrR DrArH csryp nv AN AFFnar Corner Geer
yesterday called 10 hold inquest at No "a Charles
street the body Of John " Doe aged shout forty years
born In New York by trade who TO his death
as alleged IN consequence Of blows received In ARRAY
with VIM. McCsrvin. young man about eighteen years
ofage The ARRAY took place about Ave weeks since and
the deceased since that time has been abDring
under affection Of the head in consequence ~ the
blows received that occasion Yesterday on the in
formation that Doe dead the agistrae ordered the
police 10 arrest McCarvn. who accordingly taken
into custody. and committed TO prison TO await the
verdict q the Coroner's inquest.
lNQtfsT ON Mr. BNfNkIEf-'uroner tetT nelti.
yesterday. an inquest nj No Stanton street the
body q John Brinkcy aged 10, born In New York.
whose sudden death we noticed in yesterdays H,raH
by being knocked down and by horse and cart
In East Broadway. The injury found by the jury
to be the result Of accident and verdict rendered
to that eject.
forenoon, small boy. named Benjamin Miller fell into
the dock at the foot II Pike street and rescued from
drowning by some Of the workmcn employed in the screw
dock.
THE MILITARY.
Trr TRrNnIr GraRp-PHrsr>rsrov-Last night the
Trmle Guard met az Perkins saloon az Centre
and Grand streets and after partakng Of elegant sup
per provided by the Brothers Perkins n valuable sword
was presented to Captain Fowler in testimony q the
TEEN and respect ~ the company for his character a.
soldr and gentleman since he took command II the
company About sixty u the members sat down to sup
prcus nting him with the sword made the following brief
address SIR the sword hold In my hand. have the
Trimbic Guard. slight token Of their esteem, aud
more particularly of my appreciation q the ability aud
energy displayed by you In organizing the company now
under your commando company, sir In regard To- num-
bcrs also In their military appearance Of which you
may well be proud Accept sir, and wear Il honoraby
for yourself and, II needs be, for your country"
To which Captain FowtrR made the following reply
"sir In accepting this high testimony of regard and
esteem from the Trimbe Guard through you am over
whemed with the preference which " bestowed upon
one whose merit Is unworthy 81 such mark Of their
CONFEDERATION Although raised through the confidence
a my fellow companions Of the Trmble Guard to the
post a their first cfhccr, and their officer have
hitherto felt self reliance that with their Kind forbcar
nnre might be enabled To do my duty on emer-
gcncy vet sr this evening find the magnitude Of nv
and have learned how utterly mpotent to
convey TO you the intensity 81 my feelings upon this in
tercstng occasion But he assured that although the
tongue cannot give uteraace the heart feels that the
elegant complement received by this evening far
cceds my hopes my merits. Permit me however, 10
say while rendering TO you sir and to all prese my
most grateful acknowledgements that this sword while
have life sba be faithfully kept at every hazard and
that whilst In peace will remember that IL
should be drawn without II shall never
b. sbcathed without honor Applause
Mr. Baooss then came forward and presented Lieut..
Fowler, M the same company, with ~ mathema~
teal Instruments and In doing requested Lieut. Fow-
br 70 accept ~ them na token a the respect and
esteem the company collectively and individually en-.
terrain for him n citizen and gentleman
III, Mt FowIra briefly returned thanks for the very
uns 10, ttsd and undeserved honor conferred him
Ne At all Ind ~ hau~