The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-11
City Intelligence.

THE FInEnESs PARADE which takes place next Monday,
will be tine affair according all accounts. Not only
win city companies be very full. but large number OF
nrcm.n from other ces win participate. Nearly all the
large cities in the Norhcrn States viii be represented.
This morning the Humane Fire Company, Of Eas,on Pa
will siArt for this city, and will remain here until Tuesday
morning, when they win return Eas,on They VIII be
accompanied by a fine cornet band. whio In New
York they win DO the guests OF Engine Company 3s.
GRAND DIVISION, Sous OF TEMPERANCE, EASTERN NEW
YoRK-This body held its anpua In this city
Wednesday afternoon and evening The election Of officers
for tho ensuing year took place In tho evening" and
suited In the choice OF the following gentlemen William
II. Armstrong, OF No. 8, q. W. RI John Davies, Of No.
1877, q. ". A.; Thomas Edeerley, or No. q. 81 James
Msckean, OF No. a. o. 8. d. Higgins. OF No. 32i, o.
Chap N. Patterson, OF No 10, G.. Con-; +. Hsrrck, OF
~ NO m ne tn, NJ. yorr % s1
at Sag Harbor.
FIRE IN CENTRE STREET The alarm Of fire for the FInh
district last night about O'Clock caused by the dis
covery OF nrc the roof of.J. W. W. Cornes iron
works, No. 100 Centre street The nremcn promptly
the ground and soon extingushed the nre. Tho
The IRE originated ound large smoke pipe which pass
ed through the roof While the nremen were at work,
another alarm was given, which proved 70 be caused by
chimney taxing ilrc at No. t42 broadway O. w. Nor
gan occupying the premises glass staining establish
ment No damage was done.
MILITARY vrsrrKRs-rhe National Grays, Of Kingston,
n. A., VIII visit this city on Thursday next, remaining
Until Saturday They will be the guests Of the National
Guard. Seventh Regiment On Thursday the full regi.
ment turns out for inspection There win be large
mutter on this occasion.
MnnARy.-The Smith Guard paradcd 60 muskets 10
sy ykers Bay, the nrst annual ar excursion, and
divided a prizes among the best shots.
The Gas Filters Guard Capt. James Nc3olcrick, made
their third annual parade 10 Hobokcn.
Our Own Guard, OF Jersey City, Captain Culligan,
paraded 80 muskets 10 Fort Lee shot for s3 prizes
The Quimby Guard went their second annual target
excursion to Flushing, and SHOT for 81 prizes.
The Boamen Guard, Capt James Lee, numbering 30
muskets proceeded their fourth annual target
sion 10 =. Wards Bellevue Garden Thursday 9th inst
when 30 valuable prizes wero awarded 70 the best
marksmen.
The Lindsey Blues (indepcnecut oorps), Captain +. A.
Roberts, viii celebrate tho anniversary Of their erganzi
ton bv parade and supper on the 2fth inst
The Union Light Guar went 10 H0bokep on their
second annual target excursion, when Ia prizes dis
ubu'ed.
The Corcoran Guard. Capt n. G. Flood, with is
ke went 10 Clifton park where they shot for Is prizes
EDITOR or rHt HERALD
Under the head OF CITY Intelligence this mornings Herald,
you have announced that on thursday morning hcrc
lady nearly killed by flag sa falling projecting from the
ROOT the building $40 Broadway Allow state for the
benefit OF the icnds Of Mrs veer az there IL such peyson
that the entire statement II false and without foundation.
u HUMPHREY, 5s6 Broadway.
FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 10 1865.