The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18
City I.telligcDce.

DEPARTURE OF TIE BALTIMORE FIRTNEN.
The Baltimore Engine Company, af eT the accident at
the American Hotel on Thursday afternoon By which
they we're ousted so unexpectedly from their quarters
were hospital bly, od ged for the night the National
Hotel i'll Corand street, and left city for home YES
erday morning. They escorted from their tempo.
rary place OF soiourn the above hotel early Yesterday
morning at clock by the Columbs Eneine COMPANY
who conducted them to their engine house a.
OF yesey street where the Baltimore Gre engine .d bsea
kept during their stay From there IL W. dragged
by the Columbia 6e company their guests from
Baltimore following, TO the place Of emoarAatiou The
and doSn Broadway to Cor-ndt street wuer, the pro
cesion stopped opposie the National Hotel, and gave
three loud cheers in honor of the propretors. They
then proceeded down Ccrtanot street to Greenwich and
through Gieerich street 10 tie Ba.t .ry where the en-
gipe put board The fren Ssn boat whica
yeyed the visera to cur city AID ot the Joha Potter
mad Vt rta piiy mentioned BY al the
addition to LeBhard's Band, who accom- Anied the Bat
poreaps, the Brookly Brass B nd ia attendapce
The visiers left city 10 ocl, yesterday morning.
and TO be received at philadelphia by the Columbia
Hcse Company OF that cry. The members Of the 5at-
company appeared very much affected st leaving
and expressed their feelings in very Some
OF then we are sorr, to say have bsea losers b the
fire at the American Hotel having lost that part OF their
wardrobe which not packed 10 The Secretary of
tho company iemaned behind until r. to l,oa after
the baggage that had recovered The members
Lerbaids Band likewise losers, Of th-r
robe ! avirs been likewise burned, but understand
they lost NJ music
TnE WnAInR The sultry weather that had prey .ilsd
for the last few days somewhat modified YESTERDAY
BY abundant fan of rain Tie cose hazs atnosp phere
of the forenoon was evidently proguostic of storm,
which manifested itref about three ocl,ck the rain
falling ia thick heavy dtops ard lasting for several
hours The storm had all characteristic, OF those
changes common in the tropics and accom- DIED
with much thunder aud Lightning The peals OF the
former ere truly teJrnc comcg not with The ordinary
deep sounding noise of h gh heavens artillery but
crushing caps if the armament it,e being
III twain The lighting Was very vivid. aud had the
much startling The Thermometer which had
been high as so degrees at IL NJ fe the
rain began in the af'eIoon, to " degrees. The
remainder OF the day until late hour in the night
very vet.
which passed over Jersey City, the house of Mr. Sea
man. situated Railroad avenue tho starch fac.
tory, strucs BY gbtnng The electric fluid passed
the side Of the dwelling through window HI ped
OIL the clap boards, aLd shattered the windows
Of Mr. s. seriously though GOT daogerously, injured
MILITARY PARADE The anniversary Of tls Battle OF
Bupter Hill fought on the 18th Of June. was meme
,ateo yesterday by rev company called the lnoepen
dent Continental Guard military parade in The Castle
Garden, under the commsnd Of Captain Henry Smith
After their parade they marched up Boadsay dosn Full
ton, passing by tie HERALD oii.c which they ss1tsd
he annoy at hs ay HAIL. she1e they as DaH
They accompanied by the Brooklyn Brass Band the
SAME that attended the Baltimore engce company
their departure in The morning. This company Is cutie
a one, having been formed Hithio the last
days, and cuntr Of the majority of the members Of the
Company of ContDensls under the Command ss Captain
Dsrfuw which is attached TO the second regiment OF n
Y. s. III Ia consequence of some mi understanding
nearly all the members Of that company have left It.
theie only remaining, were informed twenty Eve
members OF tue compeny under Captain Darrov's
mard The rest have formed this company of Cont
nentals
TARGET EXCURSION Tho New York State Feneibes pro-
ceeesd target excursion yesterday - Yopkos under
the command Of Captain G. Ly when the following
prizes gained by tie undermentioued com peors-
Firt prize gold medal by Sergeant Wood second
prize, silver cup, won BY private X. Reid third prize
copy OF Webster Dictionary by priva.e NJ Brooks
they accompanied by Adkins Brass Band.
CNE TIE SPIRITUAL RAPPEgs "A ~ouue woman named
MarisIna Eamnond and who is put do wo the police
returns lunatic called, las. Thursday morning. on
MIR John BussiDg No 80 Cliff street. to got the re ward
hundred dollars that had been offered for the ap-
preheLsion of the person who murder od Mary Ann Neil
roy. She stated that she medium ard that she
carried the spirit of the deceased with her and likewise
tha. Charles Fourier her guardian spirit ard that
the murdered gil had informed her that she had been
and committed.
oFFAL BOAT BURNED On Thursdsy night gaug os
the rope by which the that enpoy-
ed TO convey dead horses, DIAL &c. from the city, is
mooIed to the pier at the foot OF Thir fourth street
Enst river and fire it, The boat drfted no
to Forty third street whore it was bur to the waters
edge Captain Whram, Of the Eighteenth ward went TO
the place with platoon Of men but unable e ascar
tain The indy by whom this wsnon deed vas per-
formed.
CORRECTION, N,-The uknevn nan who died suddenly on
Thursday night at the OF Washington and Cors
lsndt streets did not die III the saloon Of Mr.. John
n Korper, but in the premises Of Mr. De Costa the op
poste corEer Of the street
Stock Sales.
PHnADElGWA, June 17.-Reportcd hy Keen 4 Taylor
First Bod,d-s2, 200 O., '67, C&p, 120s; 200o I6
000 Reading RR Mort go, IA 9SH 100 Ssquehanna
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