The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

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son street
Fousp DROWNED. Captain Lovett, of tho Ninth ward
reported to the Coroner yesterday that the
body Of found dead in the North river at the
fot Of Christopher street There is description given
yet Of his person dress. TIE inquest will be heS
to day.
Military Parades.
The following companies passed our office last Monday
country The day moe propous for exercise and We
have not witnessed better parsdss during the season
The Peterson Light Gusrd.n commanded by Captain
Alfred Nichols, numbering fifty muskets accompanied
by shetons American Brass Band proceeded on their
first annual target excursion to Mr. David Poll0cks Man.
sion House. Hoboken After enjoying good dinner and
drinking the usual tossts to which was added Cuba
ma, ksmen viz: A. Rathbun, silver chased cake basket;
Third Lieutenant shane silver chased cups Thomas
hSy pen9 aos nsss
box Of Havana cigars J. McQue, $40 gold piece Lieu
tenant Aclsr splendid gold pencil g. Wood s cluster e.
thews GOLD pencil T. Nichols patent leather car
pet bag J. II. Goldey do J. Mccsulsy splendid bou-
quet; W: Halleby splendid wreath |; Capt Nicholas
splendid boqnet After the presentation, three cheers
were given fer the NV YORK HERALD.
Tie Burnhsm Guard (of Hobokenl Captain Jame:
Davis passed their return from their second annual
excursion to Tobins Pavilion, Staten Island. The
Guard were ACCOMPANIED BY the New YORK Brass BAND
They numbered about ffy muskets and made soldier.
The Denisop Blues Captain william Farmhouse passed
their return from target practice They were accom-.
panied by Fihsrs Bssd and numbered about thirty
nuskets. Their target showed as il some frst rate
the prizes awarded list Film, gold pencil "a,
Lieutenant s. rweg geld ring ard Captain PARK s.,
Charles Moon gold brsastpin eh Richard Sitter porte
moDnaie.
Numbered eighty nufkefs The following prizes were
awarded to the best marksmeD-1st, + I. overheard.
SILVER bsh ID Anaaon s9Ia so
pin; 9th, Owen Mccullough, pen and pcnctl; 9th s.
Cooper do 7th, Miller. bre.stpn; sth, Captain A. II.
Schultz breastpin: 1lth j. Gallagher splendid fruit
cake 18th = " ssgsr i've dollar hat They wereao-
compasied by Adkins Brass Band. &.
The Atlantic Light Guard, Captain D. Way, also pass
ed their return from their third annual target excur.
son They numbered about fftytm askets, aud made .
fine turnout The folio wing Is list OF tho priscs:-1s
John O. Dockham, $40 gold piece; I'd, 7. Rooney, ISL
Yer cross; 80 IL Shay handsome ,Isir Of pistols 4th
J. Sison, handsome trunk 9Th j. Ftssmrnons, small
rifle eth. j Bcgle silver watchi 7th Captain D Way,
gold pencil; sth, Wn Ksney, silver cup; 9th II. Dom
18th, Toole, hat 18th. p. McGowau, do 18th, P,
Giilep, pair Of earrings; l4h, Il. MeEan do; 10TH P
Fitzgerald poite monnae, 18Th, w Gray brsastpn;
10Th, VIM White, 81 gold piece; Goth, Joseph Moore,
The ftIlosng CON panes passed the HERALD Office on
Tuesday returning from or marching to the country oc
The Eagle Cadets Captain Joseph Canning, return
from their excur1on They numseied fifty muskets and
made very iIe turnout The following rs list Of their
yrlzes:- LIST: A gold watch; I'd silver goblet; Sd.
silver cup; 4tb gold pencil; 9TH gold pen aud PEN
ell 0tb One dozen slysr;spoons; tn gold ring tn
accom- panied by shcltons Brass Band They are all at.
tacbed 10 Eagle Hoe Company No. /.
The Duncan Light Guard, Captain IL Jones on their
animal target excursion 10 David PollocGs Mansion
Bouse, HoLokcn After dinner the following prizes
duiLuted among ihe successful marksmen :-Fssncis
McGoytra cold ocket; Patrick Price, daguerreoyps;
Edward Kennedy pair Of pistols; I'D ward Bfadbnru,
silver pencil JOba NcSoriy, n gold ling; Robert Per-
kns splendid prize; William Jones, rings Edward
Mclaughlin gold watch After the prizes were dstri-
bettd ne company pre- ented Captain Jones wish
The Ttmskins Guard, Captain Mcintyre composed OF
the member Of Is Hose Company also passed. They
numbered about seventy mutbets and looked very well.
They had some yesy excellent prizer.
The Chelsea Volunteers also passed with Adkins Brass
Band
The Lnhosraphers' Guard, Captain Boyle, With Doi.
Tho Neptune Gusrl comrosed OF young men connected
with Hose Company 17 were out target excursion
On Tuesday. They numbered for!yfve men, and were
con,mandcd by Captain Banta and Lieutcnants Spence
Johnson and Csr0ck. Their target bore evident testi
mony that called into actual service they would prove
valuable acquisition to the regular army.
Tie Manning Guard numbering Is muskets, went Oh
their annual ezcurEon yesterday to the River House,
narlem where they contested for % prizes aud spent
pleasant day. This oomTcny marched anu drilled we'll
1his compsny is under the command Of Capt Asoausy
UNION counsr, Z. --Tnorrrvo.-Nov. g. match foe
$500 mile heats best three In five, In harness.
y. CLARK named b. n' Crazy jane. :........ ! l
Time, 2j6-256-256-250.
The above Of the most exciting rots that
has taken PLACE ths The course was heavy the
wind high and rain falling oopousy the whole Of the
afternoon yet with all these drawbacks every person.
present Wis delighted With the race.
CrvraryI1Is CouRsy, l.. -TRorTrse Nov 0, match
for $1,000 against z000 100 miles In nine hours q
hortc TO lie nsmed AZ the post The spotted mare Anna
Bishop started and after going forty nine miles four
hours and minutes broke down and lost the
OF this kind boud be deprecated by lover Of
tho turf Ono hundred mes In ten hours has been per-
formed but once believe after great many attempts;
and The for several months afterwa
tpsk; the Others either killed outright, rendered
worthless to their inhumau owners. Never let heac
of another affair Of the kind.
HUNTING PARK COURSE. PHILApELPIA-TRorrISG
MonpAY Oct. 25Purse $3.50 mile heats best three In
Eve, under saddle.
wn Woodruff named =. 3 Tacony. Q i I L
S. Mclaughlin named g Zachary Taylor. / 2 Q 2
Time. 2a0--227 s-232-c3lls.
pAcrnG--TrrspAy, oct 26.-Purse $20o-s50 TO second
best mile heats best three ia five, under saddle
Woodruff named & Roanoke. .......... ] ] I
". Woodruff named Cayuga Maid.....
ID Daniels named &. recumseh ........... dist
Time 2.2o-2;30-2:29b.
The above was o most splendid pacing race, closey
contested between Roanoke and Cayuga Maid
TRIAL FOR MuRnER The trial Of James Maber,
Indicted for tho m rider OF his wife and child in the town
OF Koshk6norq 1eIersou county Wis., ia July last oan
on at the late Of the Circuit Court OF THIS county
Tho Jury returned n verdict OF guilty OF murder In
the first dearee;p and IN compliance with section z
ebnper 193 OF The Revised Statutes amended at tbs
la session OF the legislature, dcagnaed tco punish.
neni 10 he imprisonment life in the pententiayn
--Wa'oioun Chronicle
TuANrsaiytSo IN Nrw HAnrsHnE.--Thls day In 90
corance with proclamation or the Governor 30 be
observed az day OF Thanksgiving In the State Of New
Nampskire