Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-11
nAJLY EVENING STAR.
CITY TIE ID S

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Land Hail vas scene oil Military interest, IN
tho ladies of the Island, az well as the rougher
ot mart A. there were numbers OF the necks
..,,ion present. II IL generally said that man IL
-, If so woman is the neck that moves
md ,bu. j, the .imiIe explained. The new
-, company. the National Guard, were to re-
-, +sp and this was the cause OF the interesting
.blape Among the military men present Were
=. col Reilly, Majors keyworA and Bacon,
- Peek and Bright, Lieut. Feeney. and others
coral cnppanip. % which they are officers.
o'clock D1 Morgan, who Is Surgeon of
.,,r, ,rnsared with beautiful silk flag the
t.,,,e of Mr.. Sisco. Baltimore, when the
,,,-re brought To an order, and lle presented,
s.b,Ifof the citizens, the patriotic emblem. Ia
-, n. referred to their torefathers1i the RevO
80, o.t,,r war with Great Britain and the soldier
>,s,irau war, as e1empars, whom the Ma
c,,,i ,,,uld succeed, ia defence of that be
-,n,,pyr. whenever called on. The soldier, of
-,.r DAYS had put down the tyrant' and despois OF
-, and this flag was presented by the citizens,
,,,.,,y thai the company would do It's duty III that
,.veII i. III IT. gallant defence. Captain ].
,r,i, received the banner, making few strongly
-. n,...utars. and handed the starry sheet To En-
IT L. Lloyd. This officer accepted the valued
,,, nm brhaIf Of the company III Z speech of much
r,,pruce He spoke Of the responsibility to DEFEND
. ~ aSy.nlagc, here over Europe for the citizen
,,;,,ry their usefulness in keeping order and III
y,u- disciplinary character Ia the minds -: our ar
rrl Young rlen: of the influence o that nx abroad,
., Russia Austria. Prussia, Sc, a shown IN the
yzta affair; ~ tie boon OF liberty, of the necessary
l,pudeuce on the volunteers in times OF danger the
rr,cept Of Washington 10 prepare in peace for war;
au showing the importance of volunteer orgIniza
r,,as. And concluded b. compliment TO the Iai,'-
q. IN indispensable branch of military arns, to give
Them success. without whose smiles Of encourage
,,sUt they were comparatively nothing, making more
sH one o. tine fair creatures present blush all over
NJ ended BY declaring the company III beautiful
,ror::i,n that that those shall never sc IN
had in the hand, OF the National Guard
Prof Proyperi-s Cornst Band then played new
air. composed ny himself, called the "Ndtonal
Guard Quick Step" which was followed by many
o.h,r piecc-, Including waltz, sckottish, popular
rEur4 and concluding with Yankee DUOdr, all r1
s,utr,i in r riHe,t style. Durinr the evening the
arapIral orderly, and displayed mmci efficiency,
although bui the fifth dill since their formation.-
The whole affair Of much interest to the
FLANDERS and others present, forming sort OF mil
lary entertainment, and grand concert To those who
hid the pleasure To BE present..
Eisir lion y oTis.-Slranscrs yi<Iting Washing
ION generally nothing but Pennsylvania avenue.
81. and are not aware that TN" city contains.
Numerous manufactures Of much industrial lnpp7-
iasrr. Among these working palaces il the Eagle
Iron Works, situate Oh the corner Of 18Th street
and Ohio avenue, the canal the propric.0rs Of
Which Mess:s. WIN. VI and JOn3. b. Ellis
The senior partner Nr. VIM. NJ. Elli., was for
quarter o. i century of the principal machinery
and steam conductors at the Navy lard which po-
.unn hs recently resigned 10 engage in this new
field of usefu.css. The other brother was also
permanently engaged there. They are the success
Of the lIte well known eminent mechanic, VIM.
McKnsiry, and the SAM Kind of work that hc did
they continue to do in addition 10 their own. The
Establishment is large occupying about three hun
bred fret front, by hear hundred feet deep, on
which property Is carried ON the business, COnpn-
sing awei furnished machine shop, iron foundry.
bollcr and smith shops Tattcra shop, SC. employ
ing hundred hands. All these departments are
supplied with improved modern machinery, suitable
Ia their purposes. They have now several engines |
IN hand for home Is We'll ~ distant use. The pro
Prriors have just completed twenty horse power
portable engine and saw III II, 90 Alabama $50
twenty FIVE horse power engine for Slnlns' Planning
BILL at Georgetown, which was burned down re
Gently. We observed them removing the hy-wheel |
Of the latter for It's Destinations which, bv rs large
slE., and weight of twenty five hundred pounds.
will give -onle idea Of the power Of the machinery
All kinds Of cast iron work can be done here - well
asin ANY other city OF the Union, exceptin. very
large, extraordinary castings. Our citizens here
neri, therefore, not go further than the Nessrs
Elss 10 be well supplied in the line, and those at
distance can be accommodated at the Eagle Iron
Works" satisfactorily, i'll all the branches OF the
business.
Bell Ring e! t!c Nory Yora.-Lkc so many bees