The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08

| heart (Cheers)
The memory Of Dsniel D. Tonpkins. Governor Of New
Col MURRAY of the vsterans Of 1872 made an sNusut
The neat sentiment
Captain HIRAM PAUIDING Of the United States navy,
and of the Pauding, made brief speech In reply
event. the Koszta AFFAIR." as showing the value Of tAs
navy in certain circumstances.
The next regular sentiment
The Army Of the United States
Inspector General SMITH Of the Governors STAFF ma dc
The health Of Colonel W W. TOmpkins. Of wosschssssr.
Coopes ToMrxiNs replied.
Colonel IAw1oS Of The Governors staff responded Al
again. he viii not hnd inch of sroundo (rssS
The next regular toast
The union--nay it ever be preserved in its purity ras
Mr. COCHRAN, Of Westchegter, made an eloquent speech
The next sentiment -
The Veterans of the War of 1872.
Rev Dr, VAN PT responded He related sever inter
esting historical incidents.
The next regular toast -
Our own iand.the home and rus country Of the opPrsa
TSa Sss sSs immigrant ai9a -.
Mr. j. r. BRoDHEAD being called upon to respond msdv
brief and eloquent speech, closing with the folowiV
Tho State Of New York-May be unaithul her
honor, or indifferent to her fame.
The next regular toast was
The regular toasts being concluded, Mr. W. G. HAYHu
of Putnam county the following, which closed the
Commander Ingraham of the United States Navy-Ths rsD
resenatye and vindicator of his counys principles h
The company then separated. The whole affair passed
oil very successfully and very pleasantly.
An interesting incident occurred the military passed
the if by magic they all united in three
cheers, which made the old hills echo again Gov. Soy
mouT mo H mao IN ms on the ground three copies
October IL, 1880. This paper the only in ths
State not under British influence and Of ths
Arnold affair first given to the world in s coumna.
The copies in Coy seymours possession give the whos
story tavorng the American SIDE the paper print
cd within lines. 1t also gives account burn
ing of Arnold in egy Philadelphia the 4th Octobee,
1880 1t was interesting document, though would
hardly be called first class journal in these days
Police Intelligence.
arrest Of an Old Suindler.-A black scamp, named
Joseph Morrison alias Butcher Joe yesterday arrested
by officer Bowker of the Third ward for swndng man,
named PANEL N. Gien resident Of Delaware county,
N. y, out of $40 by process known the s'burnin9
game" while in alley the Fulton and
Church streets He was locked up by Justice Osborn.
Stuart to Blackwell's Island for six months as
grant In what manner he procured his liberty before
serving his time out probably known to Of the
keepers of the pententiary on that island
Suspicion Of Grand Larc1y-A named Charles
Smith yesterday arrested suspicion of stealing
gold watch and chan valued at $3.50 the property of
Mr. Thomas FoHlke, of No 155 Goerck street. The
cused was with the complainant for short time
Thursday night-they having met at oyster cellar In
Houston street-and after he left Mr. Fouke missed
his watch and chain aud at suspected him Of steal
ing it. He was taken before Justice Welsh, and commit
ted for examination.
Disturbance among Ldtmers-Two gangs Of aborers
gagged upon buildings erecting in Murray street. got
into quarrel and fight yesterday afternoon when they
used shovels hoes and other weapons without discr
nation upon the heads Of each other and several of them
were severely hurt Officer Van Winke of the Third ward
repaired to the spot and succeeded in queng the disturb
ance and in arresting three of the principal actors,
named Patrick Scanlon, James McGowan and Owen ME-
mer all of whom committed to prison to await theis
trial on charge of riot.