The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18
City 1ntelll0cnce.

FUNERAL OF ANOTHER NEW YonK voLuxrma.--We hav ,
to record the demise Of Conrad Ramonsn yder another
Of the gallant band that volunteered his services In h.
half of the country ON foreign soil Conrad Ramon.
snJ was born In Baden Baden and soon after his an
pearsnce In this country volunteered in company O. New
York Volunteers, commanded BY Capt James Barclay,
and served In that company faithfully until the assault
Of chapultepec whore he received severe wound In the
left leg SCATTERING II completely Since then he had
epjoyed pension which inadequatsiy contributed Ia
his support until the period Of his death Tho mourn.
full corgc passed from the Mercer House to Greenwood
Lieutenant Hypolts Dardonvils there were NO odcers
Of the Volunteers to do honor to his remains Wehops
tion in eonsing With honor to the rrsys the remsns
Of the brave follows WIN have contributed with them
to render the volunteer ta Of the State Of New York
in foreign fields the very ars in the rank Of devo ton
and bravery
Asormn visr FROM EASTERN FnxEnu-The Washipr-
ton Fire Engine Company No g. Of Charlestown, Mass.
arrived In this city Sunday morning last on visit to
the New York hrsmsn This company were attended bv
Bonds brass band Of Boston, and passed our Office yss
tsrday on their way to the boat, home, Va tho Fan
last By delegation from Ocs.na Fire Enane uomnsny
No II, and esco rtsd to the Cooper House vhioh "a
their hs.dqusrts,s during tlsir sisf stay With u.s. The
ocesna company paid Eastern friends par ticular
attention while here and Monday and yesterday g..
csrt.a them around the city and to al the public places
OF M Tucker, and made appearance In the street.
that would have reflected credit upon the Are depart
ment OF any city. Their uniform black pants red
Shirt with blue edgng and the New York nremans hat
we are always glad to welcome to city 80 nns =
BODY OF men 40 Company No 8, ofCharlestown.
MILITARY AFFAIRS Tho following companies passed our
office on Monday their excursions for target prse.
tice:-
The Emerald Guard, Capt. Nnnen, accompanied by
Aanahans brass band This company turns out thirty
seven musksts, and made visit TO Hoboken, where
some excellent marksmen directed the muaket, their
target proved their return homo Several valuable
prizes dis ributed ing the company The Guard
baed before once and gave rs a excellent bit OF
muslc. They make dns appearance ON parade.
The Tompkins Hose Company No 10 turned out yes
terday their fourth annual excursion This company
went TO Bulls ferry, and turned out ninety. Eve mus
kets-rAther large company parade Thirty. thres
prizes contsnded for. An excellent hand was in
attendance.
Warrington Volunteers, Of Williamsburg, Capt James
Mitchell, made an excursion to Newark This company
turned out sixty muskets and their fine solderly d-
play in the streets reflects credit upon the city they
hailed from.
Columbia Guard. Of Harlem, proceeded on Monday
last 10 Astoria their annual excursion They were
commanded by Captain Hart and attracted very general
attention account Of their soldery appearance At
Howes Hotel they we're furnished with substantial
dinner, and eyerJ thing passed OF we'll.
GRAND HyDRoPArMc CONVENTION DR. o. H. Wel,inetors
VIII deliver lecture to the convention of hydropathic
pnyscsns 1t the Stuyvesant Institute this afternoon
The speaking TO commence at TX O'Clock, opportunity
for discussion next and collection for sxpsnses ~
conclusion.