New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17


lie boarded. 1t seems thar be Up bill OF sJi snd
II En- let for the As;or House without settling and there
r,p Up another bill, which shared the fa.e. NJ
Tayo-. after be e missed spoons and supposng that ne
took them. caused his arrest.
AERvAL oF TEE BIsIyGER GUARD-DIyNxR 0S SAT-
rRn,Y EvxNIyG ND WHEAT Took PL,cr THEsEtr
As was anticipated this martial company arrived by
stan or jenny Lad It about ocock saturday. *
tev rounded into port their splendid Band Doiworhs
hurst forth into the national snthcm which elected from
;be s.esnor Charity salute OF several guns. the officers
ard crew .-serin. them with three hearty cheers They
were NET 81. the boat by tie Montreal Cavalry under the
command q Major d. David, by bis Worship tAs
Mavor the Hon. Mr. Bourrct and Others and conducted
/ to DonCgara Hotel where. az z. NJ suuptrous dn-
nr was provided for them, and number of our citizens
ssemjl,d TO welcome these gent!emaniy visitors IN war
Ike ruse ~ the appointed hour dinner announced
ana the guests rersrrd the dinnsroo. where bill Of
rfe Tia, wor'i erpt the daintiost appetite was amply
discussed by al present.
His Worship the Mayor presided on the occasion, SUP
ported on e right and lcft by Cspt Harris Of the Bnil
ger Guard ard Capt Plkinston OF the 66ta Regiment
NJ \ Howard occupying the seat az the other end Of the
table. After the dinner had been well disposed Of the
MAYOR proposed in rapid succession The Queen, The
Precedent 81 tho United states Prince Alber, and the
Roval Family Tie Governor General, and Our Guests
FL of which were drank with tremendous heartiuess.
Dodswo-ths Band responded - the nrs toast with Cod
Save tie Queen in a style truly magnificent and the
Band It the Goth Regiment the succeeding ones with
Hal Columbia Prince Aiberts Marrh, Oar Flag Is
- There SC. in a b. no means common manner
All going well when, after song from Mr.. He
ward The Red and the Blue and IN reply 70 the re-
arks of Capt. IIAngton. induced by The 20 is The
Aucd Armies and Navies Of Great Bdsin F.nuce and
Turkey En-,gn Oakley o. the Guard, in speech gave
uiterancs 20 patriotic sson which nIs.n
trrrreed by few ii the gentlemen ~ there present snt
to our osmay and asonshment, he was interrupted by
rsu ing clcs and Kisses AID provoked III he exca.ued
silence b. Cd r.H here aisHce!' The scene thai
ersued heies al attempt at description Amid cries OF
Order. order $50 Put them out -" Go on with the
speech -" IIca- BIN, hear him and srocas and Kisses
Iuumeraie, the Mayor, Councillor Day, and several
others the Committee rushed wildly TO aud ro. V0iny
erdeaveuring to res;nrs silence and order We never
before and never sgain wish vile and shameful
scene enacted this. II outrageous. AZ
would smos. impossoility for social meeting
ful ending Really is bad VIVA those citizens OF
Npw-YO-k who viii ar OF this outrage think o. the
citizens Of Morreall Unfortunately for us, are not
reearjst h too much eseem by our neiShb'r deadyi
ard wren this indecent affair Is mentioned, certainly
VII not raise p great denl in their estimation. For
shame, we say for shame The persons WIG have thus
created this disturbance have forfeited all claims % the
tile of reutcmen some will saw: Pshaw they
" drunk and oidnt know what they did 50 much the
moIe shane. say we. " tley mo done it s9oeny' ~
woua have been only ns lit but to get drunk ani do
fife or 't>n. We have 10 -ympo Thy vain those who
swift liquor until they age unnole to respect tho
pnyie. Of gentleman and ii aay attempt to take their
par> We say. he on Jnem also.
Aner zone time spent ia queling ihe excitement, El-
SIN Oakley oean rse in-h his spoeah. Fhsn. 10 the
utter Ola Montreal he greeted wsh relcwed
h.stcs which, hos were specify suppressed. he
regretted that thing ne might have SAD should be- he
cause ot maluue ,he harmOny ~ this meeting IL GER
taAy yr lar from as intention to cast any rcaec-
ucos ulcn Her N7jesy the leen, or the National rag
ard - concluded With the hope that the harmony peace
ald concord existing between Great Britain and the
United states. might Ycr he diminished.
The i7tenc a. -io hour which write prevents
saving more, and must excuse the rough and hirrol
skc'ch we have gwen. Montreal san Ian.
\ NV DoDor.-Some rogues have obtained large
number Of old-mc psarecns worth sixteen cents, and
arc passing them OF the poor enigrants for quarter
dollars.
F,rAL r ABROAD AccIDEyr.-Coroner Wilhelm yes
terCry held M inquest az the y. Y. HositI upon the
body of Robert McKennan Irish lad seven years OF
ace who was kilA on Tuesday night by being over
in Cana-st by Hudson River RAILROAD car II appears
that deceased, who upon dirt jumped of and
fell upon The track Another along quick ara
ran over him before the driver could apply the brake
Tie ,Iury rendered a verdict Of accidental death
ATTACK BY RowDlzs o. AZ EYGISE CoSPANY.-Dsr-
ing islse alarm Of fire Tuesday night, Engine Com
paDy No 20 attacked in Fieonil-st, near Second
av by Gang of rowdes, vino poted them with stores,
sever.y iuuring Of the members. The Eighteenth
Word police came their rescue, and clpsurod Join
Mury ole of the gang. Lieut.. Brush Of the police
struck upon tho head with stone. and severely injured.
BURGLARS CArgHT IN THE Aor.-At3 O'Clock ysster
day morning Policemen Knner, Smith end Green Of the
Cliffs Office discovered thar the residence OF Nr Lord
No 60 ryng-paoe he'd been entered by false keys and
on their going into the house, they detected too
named John Monroe and John Patton in tho act d hop
ing themselves To various articles. On being discovered
the. ran ont Of the front door into the street. bu
pursued al captured by tie officers On scare IN. them
brace and Bit loaded pistol and several instruments in
use among burglars were found in their possession. They
were taken before Justice Stuart and locked up for
melton.
THY sTRlMBOiT gL02A-.CCIDESrTo Snail. BOAT
To d, Fditr 4 The \. y TSi6vne
TIE papers hsye ail published account OF the ace
den to a small boat which down BY The steamer
Flora last Sunday evening bn none OF thoIlhave got it
keht As eyewitness, desire through your columns
10 give the public correct account Of the cileir.
The Fort Ia beat Flora after making 70 andsg foot
Of tUos-s- unayodaby into q small boat containing
four ladies and ons gentlemen. Tho boat swsmped
and three OF the ladies and the cane 20 the sutce
The captain Of the Flora and Of tue passengers and
myself inmed aiey jumped OvcrbOaId vain our CLONES
al on, il order them. Two q the lanes were
gained by ls passenger whose name could no earn,
and the other OF myself Bot the poiEL wish to call AZ
tenon ihis. There neither iae boat nor NE pre-
sary board the Flora 50 that we could receive no as
sistepce ron her n all Until We reached her SIDE We
were in the water twenty minutes, and nearly ex-
bar ted before obtained relief. II the Flora had been
sur piled with lie boats and life preoeryers, - the Law,
believe rsquires could have lcd succOr in i've min
ute time instead Of running mun 1T risk OF losing
! GNes. Ioun, ~ . l. -
PEEssSAL-AmoDg the arrivals Il le different hot IS
| we notice the following;
!. the Howard HorELH. ?; Horton ssvaaash Gsi C. "a
tilr L-r-na; seymour, Nsh ceTe.ina 4 j. Pool Ala
= ,,rOu Beslo II A. cis'een c. D. 6 knitas Aai
els,o; " o. Cara Ohio; T. L. Br am, "o-1est~ q lhilr