The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

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which terminated fatally shortly afterwards. He was
he'd IN % eco bail toappear Snd answer.
City Intelligence.
Wac JoHr EXECUTIVE Coazu1HE.-A meeting Of the
lhmitee held last evening at Che Broadway House
Nn. Eall. Esq, chairman. Tfss meeting was a Joint
ccIrlrittee from the Young Mems and the whig ESecu
tive cemmittees The main business OF the evening was
the consideration of the byews for the
the cor mttee Besides this, business of public
Importance was Transacted and thecomnittee iourned
Nav YORK EoETIcuITuRAL SocIxY.--a regular bust
NJ meeting of this society held last evening
thsr rooms No 600 Broaowuy. Mr.. Peter v. Mead oi-
cia'ed az secretary After rouue business Of
special importanee, Of Mr.. Barauui's ovcrtures
We're discussed at length committee Of five gentle
and Corporal, appointed to communicates with the
society az Boston in September next Several spe-
cimens OF Early vegetables exhibited together With
howefs, by Mr Mead. After other business the
society adjourned.
Ibf CoIuhmA CorIrGE sESAToRIAL COMMITTEE ycster-
dry morning. under tie guidance the special commit
tee of the Board of Trustees of Columbia College paid
visit to the Botanical Garden property given to CO.
garden has Of squares the sizo Of POO lots
bounced by Iorty-seveDth and Fifty irst Streets and
tth and sxth avenues This property Is very valuable
will require large sum y improve it. On the part of
the Board Of Trustees Of the College contract has
been already made for the gra6 ing dwelling this
property at cost of nearly $780, 0O0 The Senatorial
Committee viii probably proceed with their investga.
iicns TODAY.
rrooEssIos OF TIRE PrBL,c CARrMEv's U. p. SOCIETY
This society. composed wholly of the cartnen of the
city OF New York, made their first annual procession
Yesterday The line Of the procession was formed
Madison square and Twenty third street at O'Clock in
the forenoon the members horseback, and wearing
the regala Of ihe society order Of the procession
was follows:Oyer Twenty tiird street to Seventh
avenue up seventh avenue 70 thirty fourth street,
thence to Ninth avenue from Ninth avenue to Green
Murray street to the Park thence TO Chatham srect up
Chatham street to East Broadway up East Broadway to
Chiffon street mp Clinton street TO Avenue b. up Ave-
nuc to Tenth street Tenth street to Avenue Al
up Avenue to Twenty II ird street. Twenty third
street TO Third avenue; up Third to Forty
street. over Fofty-second street to broadway, down
Broadway to Union Park Bowery down Prince street,
the company dismissed Nicholas willoughby acted as
Grand Marshal assisted by several aids Tho procession
attracted much attention along tn, streets through
which IL pa sed Tor finer body OF could scarcely
be found
PARapE rtE sFvESIu R,ciMEvT The annual parade
Of the Seventh regiment tho New York state militia
made eaterday. The line was formed at the Park
al half past two O'Clock, when the soldiers were nut
through very severe dri'l un3er hroug sun. His
Honor The May With some ot the members OF the Com
mon Council Witnessed the display the City Hall
steps aud expressed their high admiration FOR the
eEt hearing of the regiment. THIS regiment Ia under
the command of ca I1ryce, WHO was on duy yescr-
day ard consists Of eight npanies Of foot aud one
pany, Capt lIesseneer; second, Capt shslcr; Third
Capt rriee; Ioarth, Capt Rblet: lif Capt ghton
Capt huapss gV' aa eop u 'es' ssy o11' c foan shn
son This regiment numbers e8s n.l oi snd one
battery Of artillery, consisting OF Elk pieces They
have sco staEl u Their uniform is gray,
trimmed With black aud gold Yes'crJay for ti8
set off fhcir dress. After tho drill in the Park
they marched ur Broadway paraaed through se ,era
others Of our principal streets accompan1d by bands Of
music sending forth the most eniiyening strains The
warm rays OF the summer sun, flashing upon the bur-
nshed muskets, made picture brilliant anl beautiful
Those of cit7ens wro the parade yesterday
highly pleased with the performance Of the Seventh Re
giment.
Murany.-Ihe American Volunteers very fnc.lools
ing military company belonging 10 Brooklyn, marched
past Office yesterday with drums beating AMI Hags
flying Two of these Gags prcseatcd 10 them BY tho
ladies OF sister city The COMPANY numbers forty
musles and for appearance and style Of marching viii
c,mIore faSorally with any other either IN tis city
Brooklyn.
TARGET TxcursIoy The Independents German Guard
Captain j. Schultz Yesterday nsdc excursion TO East
New York Ihc company were attended by Halls Band
This guard numbers thirty fye muskets aai in good
drill
HoyETy worTuy OF NoTtcE.-yestersay Mr. G Blssi.
nj in crossing the Fulton ferry, accidentally gave
$40 gold piece for cent. When Sir. Bassln had
reached this side he discovered his mistake ana returned
for the money, but not being certain whsthar IL
so or go piece be gave the erIyman, be asked at
venture for the return Of $50 gold piece given by mis-
fasfed that II from bin he obtained the gold
and then asking him If he could not tell the difference
between $40 and $40 god piece he threw out 70 him
the former ccin The mistake was a very natural one
and because the receiver Of the money II disposed
might easily have made himself ignorant of the fact
his prompt returning of II to the is deed OF
honesty wen worthy Of recording. It is such
these who cannot be bought with gold
COMMISSIONERS OF ExcIsE--No licenses were granted
The couucmon OF the ward present. bat tho aldef
not. These commissioners not having yet de-
cidcd upon the to be pursued, adjourned the
granting Of licenses to future DAY, which viii lie
made known 10 the liquor dealers OF this ward.
TRow's NEW pIRrcToRy.-We yesterday received copy
of Trow's New York City General Business and Copar
nersbip directory for the years 1854 ond 1856 IL con
tains, besides catalogue OF the of citizens
Business Directory OF great service TO all business
The book is made out good paner and appears to have
been compiled by II. Wilson with much and
racy
THg HARLEM CirY TRAcg-The Street Inspector should
tale squint al the rails of tho Harlem Rtlrond track
Fourth avenue, between Seventh and Fourteenth
streets particularly about Astor place, whore snake
head l. already UP eight ten inches, wiNi his
iron fang ready TO wound the unwary. The pavement
this hard road 10 Jordan most worthy Of our city
TIrTu AyTyrr The residents Of this avenue, living
between Eighteenth and Twenty streets hescech
Mr.. 6lasier to send breoms, AMI carts with
bottoms la I'll, m, 10 carry of the free soi" that ad
heres 70 their daily paths. We really think that our
nabobs, who adorn the city with such superb cdiccs,
entitled TO clean cobbles around them. But why
don't these nabobs do Genin and his neighbors ddt
FowIm's Posr OFTIcr, NASSAU SrREyr.-Tho new ar
rangeent Of tho cards distributed to merchants Tor sig
pasure strikes us az Objectionable They are placed on
the ceiling Of the boxes that the numbers and sigma
tures arc ca sy read the outside and the latter
forged with ease. Try again, Mr.. Postmaster. This
won't do as it IL.
on nrrs-In the law courts. II s said that Judge
Campbell of the Supreme Court and Judge Kent, will
he nominated the whlg interest for the ONCE OF Cover
nor Of New Yorh.