The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

THE FIRST WARD MAGNETIzKRs IN TIE O.


soldier @ of Goti am, in America, were fully consun-
mated by The fifth annual parade of 'Ths First Ward
Magnetizers of New York"
The prowess of battaoned soldiers has been fully
attested by triumphant success in many well fought
fields, whilst the daily, hourly parades of volun
teer compsn MES fully equipped and well drilled show
that the maxim Of sempr paratus is well under
stood in our city now, as it could have been in
the days Of Lafayette or in the days of An
upon this subject they were fully dispeled by the
turn OUT Of the Magnetzers yesterday. The members
met pursuant to the sound Of the horn of GABRIEL of
shown, and Gabriel Of old exhibited regular "oId
foge for he only sounded to call the celestial to
blast and about half past the morning the Bat
terry swarmed with living well dressed representation
the world either by paving stones, bows and arrows
or rife balls and cannon from the day Of Goliah to
that of General Scott and the Duke OF Wellington.
peripatetc costuner having taken his stand in the
aeghborhood, the magnetsers in full marching
order about eleven In the forenoon The Cokarykoes
were IN 'front.' well mounted and the Sque Gees brought
up the rear attended by hundrc of brothers and mon
ster sidewalk committees AS this really troop passed
up Broadway birds eye view OF the costumes called to
mind some epoch OF mans history, natural rise and
decline from the creation OF the world down to the last
parade Of the New Ycr, fremen Sabrel was there With
his horn Roman Lctor with their vncule Bclzebub
with an immense tail, Boomers with abridged tunics,
red Indians with feathers and scapng knives Spanish
Dons with embroidered cloaks and plumed hats
Engshmen with top boots and blue coats Paddles with
caubeeas, pipes, and nothing else left Yankees with
long, lean, white headed and white coated rckety and
seepy looking individual with his M. c. interpreted by
the boys unused coat " After march, according to
programme, the Magnetisers had glorious excursion
Inc dinner, nnumerable toasts (wel drank in cham
psgne) and they did show that America possesses mag
in her institutions which make all good men of
al nations into band of brothers Vire Ia Repubque!
REepaESrAL DRnI.--The Seventh regiment New York
State militia National Guards, commanded by Colonel
ing, at the city arsenal The following is list of the
eyolutions performed:Formaten Of the regiment man
talon sSue srings facing BY the reSr rank W and 1y ypa
marching BY flank, marching to the front ard guide left
am nss hs S
Guard maintaining their reputation of being crack reg
ment This will be the last drill believe OF the
long cortege of the members Of the Hermann Soc
ETY., and likewise of the Philharmonic Society in procession
to attend the funeral of musician named Graner, for
merly belonging to the band of the Seventh Regiment
New Ysrh State Militia, who died the other day. The
played several pieces Of music en- route appropriate to
the occasion The deceased was buried at Greenwood
RRsIGSAroS.-Mr Soat, the Superintendent of the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company has resigned that
post years OF active and efficient In
accepting hc resignation the directors requested the Pre-
sideat to inform Mr.. Sloat that they know have
heard thing tending to impair in any degree their
fdence in his integrity in his capacity supernend
ent Of theis road There bat one expression to
the ZEAL coed judgment skill and integrity with which
Mr. Sloat discharged his duties. The letter expressing
the voice oethe board was signed by Geo. L. Schuyler
President, Henry r. Dunham, Vice President Robert
Schuyler Chairman Ex Committee, and Gouvorneur Nor
ris who officially and individually concurred in the opinion
Of the dire cters as expressed in the resolution.
Fmx-DrdsucnoS or CHuRoH.-On Sunday morning
fire broke ST. Michaels Church. at the corner of
Ninety street and Broadway and consequence of
the dryness OF the building the flames spread rapidly
that befor they could be checked the bung entire
ly destroyed The damage is estimated At about 81 000
which y s covered by insurance. The re supposed
building for the purpose Of heating it, ue having been
lighted On Saturday evening between and O'clock by
Mr. Twine, the sexton Engine companies Nos. 45 anc 50
were ON the ground but unable to render any
service, from want OF water. One of the members OF
engine company No 40 was run over at the corner of
Chancey are and Broadway, and seriously but not
dangerously hurt lie taken to the residence of Dr.
A. v Wsn, the place. where he received medical
atendaI and afterwards conveyed to his residence
in Yerkvils> by the members of the company.
RAILROAD AccrDrNr.-Iast night, about o'clock,
named Patrick Fleming, who is employed hborer at
motive of up train the Hudson River Railroad while
crossing tie Eleventh avenue, Yhrty third street
1t appears from the mans account that down train
coming along at the same time, and that ne was not
Of the approach of the other did he hear
Of the warnings that are usually given in such cases of
He struck very severely about the head, shoulder,
and hip, and lies in bad condition at the City
Hospital.
(brohers named Mason and the other twelve
years of age whilst playing at the end Of King street.
completely buried by the falling OF pile of boards.
They Immediately extricated by officer Mount of the
Eighteenth ward, with the aid of citizens, and
medical aid being procured II was found that the young
est bruised about the head most dreadfuy. The in
jures of the other mostly INTERNAL and of such
character almost to forbid the possibility of his
ry They were taken home to their residence, No. 10
Dow ing street.
SERIOUS AccpEST.-Two small boys brothers,
playing at tho foot of King street. yesterday morning,
Policeman Mount of the Sh Ward and Others succeeded
after in extrcatng them Both presented shock
head, face and body They conveyed to the resi-
derse of their parents, No l6 Downing street. There
coyery is considered to be doubtful.
Run ovEr.-Sunday night named Anaren Hauck,
by horse and light wagon, at the OF
Sixth street and A, while in the act of crossing
the street He taken into adjoining drug store,
where he received medical aid The driver Of the wagon
escaped.
DEGRAcEuL CoNpucT.--On Sunday afternoon somel idle
vagabonds made somewhat idotic colored boy about
eight years of age, intoxicated at shop n Tenth
street. near the East river and then sent him roaming
through the streets raving crazy He found in this
condition by policeman of the Eleventh ward who
yeyed him to the station house where he attended by
Dr. Kimback, but continued in most painful state until
yesterday morning, when he was sent to the aims
s0use The police n should hunt up and arrest the
be deprived Of his license, il he has any.
AcqDSI-A man named James Wilson was acciden
% noeTsd % sISn Sne * horse and
Of his ribs fractured. lie conveyed to the New
York Hospital
ASSAULTED Rowprs.-A man named Jsmes McCann
was fouud at o'clock yesterday )rning, by officer
Blake, Of the Sixth wari police lying stoop in Null
berry street. Walker in sad condition, his head
being badly cut and his eyes blackened and swollen shut
lie stated that while in Hester street he had at
tackled and beaten BY gang of rowdes, who afterwards
fed. lie was conveyed to the New York Hospital.
The CRYSTAL PAIACE.-Col Edwin Floyd and Thomas G..
Howard q, of New Orle have been appointed by his
Excelency T. y. Heert Governor of louisiana additional
delegates TO represent that State at the Worlds Fair in
this city.
THE NEw York Yorya MEys CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
held their usual monthly meeting at their in the
Suyvesant Institute, last evening. There was large at
tendance. After prayer and the reading Of portion Of
the Scriptures, the ordinary routine business
acted and recess taken for the purpose of intro
duction and interchange Of compliments ARood many
members enrolled afterwards, and when this
concluded the meeting adjourned.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR DuE-The gentleman who
humanely jumped into the water to rescue drowing
man at the Fulton ferry on Sunday Mr. j. H. Bright
ly artist
City Politics.
ELECTION or DHHArEs IN THE EIGHTH WARD FREE
Son CoSyEN1IoS-An election Of delegates to the Free
Soil Democratic Convention at Tammany Hail. took place
yesterday evening at the OF Hudson and Domnck
streets, William Wainwright l.. Douglass TAYLOR and