New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
NINTH DIVISION.
II. HowARD, Marshal.
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II. AID l. Company. Hose Company. a
FIFTH DIVISION. Hose Compauy....... ~
S. NJ. PHILLIPS, Marshal Engine Company. IS
Adkins Band. Hose COmpany....... g
Engine Company ......Nc.2l NhitwOrth's Band.
Hose Company....... ~ Hose Company. No ~
Hose Company........ q II. aud l.. Company. y
Engine Company. y Hose COmpauy........ 81
Hose Ccmpany........ = Hose COmpany 81
Newark Band Hose Company. 81
The Companies composing the several Divisions will
meet in Hudson-sueet, in the allowing order, at
O'Clock, p NJ
Visiting Companies with the right resting on Abing.
donsquare, the Company from the greatest distance
taking the extreme right.
Associations Of Exempt Firemen right Bank street;
First Division with the right resting on Hsmmersy.
street; Second, Charlesstreet; Third Christopher.
street Fourth, Morton. street Fifth, Clsrksonstrseti
Sixth, Kng.street; Seventh Vsndam street Eighth,
Dominick street Ninth Watts-street
The line four abreast will countermarch down Hud.
son.street, and Coegepace to Mdrraystreet, up Muir
raystreet and pass through the Park 10 review by the
Mayor, Common Council, Heads of Departments, and
other officers Of the City Government ex Chief Engin-
GERS and Assistant Engineers passing out Of the east
gate Of the Park up Chatham street. and East Broadway
Grand street. thence down Grand street TO Bowery,
up Bowery to Thrdavenue to Foureenhstreet through
Fourteenth to and around Union square to Broad
way thence down Broadway to Canal-street
On the mead OF Inc reaching Cdnaletroe al
ternate company will halt the right and LEFT side of
Broadway, and fall in as the leo OF the line march
through and dismiss.
Companies will be prohibited from taking their place
10 line with than they entitled to by law
PREsENTATIoN.-Amo the other cere-
the Firefnens Parade to-day will be the pre-.
sentaiion Of silver fretrumpet 10 Mr. JAS r. Mount
Foreman of Hose Co No H. in testimony Of his brave
and humane conduct in rescung four persons from the
late ire at No. 50 BOwery.
NAvAL.-The U. 5. Surveying schooner
Msdison, Lieut. Maxwell Woodruff Commanding, ar.
rived yesterday from the Delaware, where was anti
cpaed she would be engaged for some time in opera.
tons connected with the Coast Survey; but having
since ibeen ordered to the northward coast between
Wood. Hole and Portland she Is on her way in that
direction.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A woman
named Msgdalena schsfer Saturday afternoon either
jumped or fell into the East River from one Of the
Houston Ferry boats and after being nearly drowned
was rescued by two men who were in a small boat
She was taken to the Eleventh Ward Police station
when physician called, who succeeded ia restor
ing animation.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales
were made by Adrian II. Muller, June IL:
House and lot No g. West Broadway 2sx23.....SL7Oo
DO. NJ l6 Lusne-st, 25x5f................ T. 100
DESERTED INFANT.-AbOut 3 o'clock
yesterday morning Sergeant Burden of the Eighteenth
Ward Police, discovered female infant neatly clad in
basket upon the front stoop Of the dwelling No lss
East Eighteenthst A note was found pinned to the
clothing Of the child it reads as follows:
DEAR MADAME Knowing the kindness Of your heart
shan feel assured that you will be good mother % nv b,5e
berg myself entirely without provide is SUP
port feel that duty compes ask you adopt it as
your OVID Her name Is Carrie James She was born the
MoTHER wHo SUFFERS FROM WANT
The l4dy occupying the house at which the little re-
sponsibity found however charitable she may be
in other respects did In this case see ft to comply
with It's mothers request and the child was sent 10 the
Governors Of the Aims House to be provided for.
FIREs.-On Saturday evening, about 9
o'clock FIRE broke out 10 the grocery eornor Of
MscDougs and Spring sra. csused by the bursting Of
csmphene lamp The flames eXtinguished wlh
few psilI OF water, wi.hou. any alarm being given.
About O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE broke out in
the frame stable Of IryingPl and Fifteenth5t
number Of horses were ia the stable at the time and
every attempt wasmade TO release them but not, howev
ervi,h entire 80 oithe we're burned % death
II being impossible for the dremea 10 the building
they turned their attention saving the ad oni0g prop
eriy which they succeeded in doing The loss IS estl
mated At about 5000 Capt whIgam Of the Eighteenth
Ward, and Capt Turnbull, ofthe Eighth Ward, with
force Of police the ground, and prevented any
loss Of property BY theft
FIRE.-On Saturday morning a fire oc-
CURED in the dwelling house No. lg7 Cherry-st The
hames however were extngUshed before any mate
rial damage occurred.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GeneTdI Term-De
cisions.-E s Bates at T. r Stanton and Oisas suit
for goods shipped but delivered % another party claim
ing them On a suit 20 the bill Of h1ing,
defendant showed Judgment in another COur. for the
San cause CT action conclusive against piaintir
right 10 recover and TIE Judge dismissed the complaint
This Court sustainl the decision New trial denied with
costs
IaTaSs HOiord and Others at isase Bel Ts recover,
trustees costs In chsncery suit e. Plaintn not
entitled 70 the relief he sought Judgment at Special
Term reversed and complaint dismissed with coats No
costs Of appeal
J. ~ Branoh al suit of s J. BeeLs-Appeal from an
order striking oct parts OF defendants setdng
Up that hDl Of exchange mad been invahdy obtained
from him By Mr.. Cooper. Appeal sustained
Par ~ castiuenos sgt EiHiaz JSass late Sheriff
New Trial granted.
Pleker sgt Raekzan-The deposition of moness at
horse with stakeholder, only endiled 70 recoV-
er the amount belonging to him At the time Of his de-
post with interes. from the commencemerx Of the suit
% damages and not also the moneys Of other beers
on the race deposited through him