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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

Our HAVANA CvnREsYoSpKScF

OUR HAVANA tOkfkSfONBfNtE.
HAVANA, Nov. 10, 1858.
damage 10 ne Machinery of ne United States Steamer De
spoch--Aufrri u ne rins5--Safe Of the Cargo Of ne
Bark H. n. Shphed-ycse n The Markets, de-, ds.
The United states Despatch came into this har
Dor the 10th inst, OF the larger Of her
machinery requiring 90 be ro-cut. The work Is being
done at the Roga machine shop, and will probably DO
completed morrow when the Despatch will return 10
her cruising ground.
Tho United states Vixen arrived here yesterday
from Charleston.
Five hundred and sixty bales Of damaged cotton, part
Of the cargo of the bark Shepherd Of New Orleans,
which pat into this port little time since in Distress
being on her passage from New Orleans TO Havre,
sold by auction yesterday and realized very high prices
That mostnjured sold for t32 per bale, and that but
little injured CSC per bale Part Of the cargo Of the r.
ID. Shepherd was insured In New York
Today rs the saints day Of our royal lady, " Isabel
Segunds and being observed as holiday BY all loyal
subjects OF the throne OF San Fernando There two
royal salues fired at sunrise and noon, and there will
lie third salute fired at sunset The ball al the palace
this evening, fear, will not be very fully attended,
many ~ orr 0rst families" being IN mourning,
The 16ih inst. was San Crisoyals day, and kept
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:, notRoe Or "Wednesday moaning, Nov "a, Mrs. Axs
hossoT, bRed 10 vesrs
h"' trma'rs ~l h. taken 10 Greenwood CeDstory rS
me ineht tbs tidsyl afternoon, al Oc oct, from
ir le test, hcc, No l9i Wavercy place The relatives
ne}d
sAniER On Nedaeatsy Nov "a sfter a lingering a.
hest y d'e'asf =" tue htart, Mrs AIIrE SADLKR.
Her Trend those 81 Der sous Richard and James SAD
Ter, and 81 her brother John Ael,e are -
yed % atteud The funeral th (Frayl afternoou al tue
O'Clock from the restCnce OF her son IN lag Richard
Morgan, No. 2i2 Bay street, Jersey City.
T4uMApGE --On "Wednesday evening nov "A MN. q .
witUw If the late Henry r Ialmadge, Esa
The irieuds q the family are respectfully tied 10 si
tend the funeral, Saturday afternoon at two ooloo
without further invitation, from No 10 St Marks place
TRowBRIpGr On "wednesday, Nov "a, At her resdenes
Turkey, Monmouth county, n. j., Mrs. EsNNs Tsow.
BRIDGE wife of Charles Trowbrdge, and only daughter Il
Charles T. and Ida Jackson, aged 10 years, months
. days.
Funeral this friday afternoon at one O'Clock, tross
The above place,
MorristowD, n. J., papers please COPY.
WuIIAMs-M Westchester. Friday, Nov 10, Mrs
NANCY WILLIAMS, OF New london, Conn., aged 60 yesrs.
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FrrRR-Svr1oS. Tuesday, Nov. %, at 81. Pluls
church. Norri-sDia by tbe Rev Snne g.. Appleton, Mr..
osAs FIsiR, Jr cf Fordham, 10 Miss HEsgsrr. T. Scr
roS, Of Morrisania
IN6sIACE--HTJSEcKR-- Wednesday, Nov. ~, al the
residence OF the brides father, by the Rev Mr.. Gesen-
bemer, MIR HERMAN " fiINGs1AGE 30 Miss ANNA ELIZA
KENs,nAg, both of this city.
IlurrNsy-PowrEs.---On Wednesday, Nov. - by the
Rev. DIR. Morgan, JoSkiH e. HOFFMAN Ia CAROLINE A
youngest daughter ~ tine late William NJ. Powers.
IABAw-iASYis- -an "Wednesday, Nov. "a, al 81
Iukes church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. Daniel Johnson Mr.
L. lxTIgrs LupAw TO Miss CosN1iA L., eldest daughter
of Horace Daniels, Esq, all Of Brooklyn, \. Y.
IryEyoy-IRgTsF.-onw Wednesday, Nov. "a, 10y the Rev
j. W. Ber, rector Of Il, Lukes church, Brooklyn, ~ "
At Red hank New Jersey, Dr. JAMS W. H. Lovsyoy, u
Washington, d. C., Ia MAHA L., youngest daughter OF VIII
liam A. Greene. Esq, Of the first named place.
MAksI-AKneHAYT.-M Newark, N. j., Thursday y.
Nov. 2s, by the Rev II. G. Fish, Mr.. MAscts Manrf 10
Mise MssA AxpcHAsr, daughter Of John Mecrait, Esq
OF the above place.
EIcTARnroN--iswgrSey On Wednesday evening, Nov.
"a ~ the residence of the brides mother 10y the Rev 10.
seph II Price, d. D., CnsiISs II. iacaAED-cs TO Ida f.
I.awREScE
EoiusoS-Bicnow.--M yalatia, Columbia county, n. "
Wednesday, Nov. "a, by the Rev. Mr. Hoingsworth,
JoHS J, RogroS, Of Newark " j., 20 DyIA A., daugh-
ter az Ralph Rgeiow, Esq, formrry of this city
SSrnEf-rfIoRs. Wednesday evening, Nov. Is, At
~ Panis Methodist Episcopal church. hy the Rev. Dr
NcCinioek, HMonoRE A. SNYDER ~ Miss JrIA FRAScy-,
youngest daughter Of Ebonezer Thorn tq all ofrhs city
sotosoS--f miiir--ln Brooklyn, On Wednesday, Nov.
"a by the Rev. j. Gershon HxSRY SOLOMON to Miss SARAH
pm,iIrs, both Of ioncen, England
Philadelphia pagers please copy
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washington Brass Band The troops marching IN column


Ls companies ten front.
nRIcAnE
BrisaGier General Ewen.
Troop of Ineefs, escortne Brig General ard staff
10th REGIMENT, 81. Halspy accU mpanied by band,
marching IN column ~ com anics. nice front.
10Th Regiment, Ut. Col Weeks preceded b. Robert
sons l2b Rcgim - amt the troops marching column
by companies, eleven troubles mu-kets all regiment
locked uaiiy wti.
Goth Reg meni, iul. Johr L. Ryan, accompanied by
band and cir ,at drum corps the troops march.
ing by coul anes, ttyen front
18th Re- meit { HI go, Coz Homer Boswlck, preceded
by poe er corr md baud, the troops marching ty
cenrani :. twelve cent.
This ns 90 the a ade which was very fine, only the
turnout VS. not as largo il should be-
The veterans OF 1872 Colonel Raymond, who bad pTi
waite celebration Of tho day their own account followed
the First diyis:on their band playing Yankee Doode
Tic old gentlemen attracted much attention
After the review the military were dismissed, aud the
Governor and attended private defaRnr, given by
one Of the officers Of tie division, ia Twen. second street
Governor King health given to which he responded
in speech TX Secretary of the Treasury Guthrie who
was present also spoke. Thomas Francis Meagher
sponded behalf Of General Paez and alluded flngly
10 the accident which kept MIN away, and which he
nounced 10 the company was much more serious than
at irst supposed The company separated before dark
In the evening the Society OF Cincinnati gave their
nua dinner, nj the Aston House It entirely pri
waite affair.
This was all the celebration there was OF Evacuation
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The ObseQuics Yesterday.
FUNERAL or CORNELIUS Y. AsDRRsC

FUNERAL OF CoR>ELIiS v. ANDERSON.
Tie funeral Of this respected and well known citizen
took place yesterday from tue late residence OF the de-
ceased, No 81 Bank street The time appointed was II
O'clock but long before that hour large number Of his
friends assembled at the house 10 take farewell look
the body before il conveyed to lis last resting place
The body envcoped in a white shroud and the face
had expression Of repose more like that Of person
sleeping than the cold and rigid ASPECT Of dead
The coffin in which the placed Of
wood and lined with white satin The silver plate the
lid bore the following inscription
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The Third Congressional Distrsct-Maatianl
Against the County Canvassers.
SUPREME COrRT-sPEcfAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.

BEFORE Hon Judge Sutherland.
Nov. 25.-7Ae People al he relation n Drnief y.
Skles ~. he hoard Of County Canraos--This case WI
called on, when exJudge Whiting ON behalf Of the dc.
fendants read in Ia the writ Of msud,nus the
reply OF Messrs. Blunt Kennedy yoorhis, stiwe Ell,
wcissman and Stewart which forth that the Board
Of Supervisors Tuesday, the 9th TO the
turns the cast at the last general election that
the Board majority Of the same, have met from day
to day, with the exception Of two days, until the I'D
during which time they were engaged IN their duty az
such canvassers that the Board finished the
the Odd and directed the Comfy Clerk 10 foot up
returns, far they bad been approved TINT the
tables OF the canvass under such order were
submitted by the Secretary on the 23d, and de-
pobents footed and corrected tho footing Of said tables
allotted to each of them respectively and signed pa
pcrs upon which said tables were written out, and
they have not refused at any time u do their duty
such that they had not given any direction
the County Clerk in relation 10 his duty such
or the statement 10 be made 10 the fssrd In relation
thereto that IN the canvass denenss have set forth that
DANIEL r. scklcs elected member Of Congress for
the Third Congressional district By the following
given Tor thai Office via. -
For Daniel T. S.ckles. .........3lo6 votes.
FOR Amor y wnhanisoh. ....s.s.......s..ss..s =
for Hiram Wahrdge. ......................2ys5S
scstufns. ...*. -. -. ~
adopted directing the County Clerk 90 foot up the
far a. had been approved Of BY the Board
the I'D day of November. before andavts aud pa
pers the part Of Daniel T. Sckes served these
deponcuis.
They deny that the Board refused make the ncccs
sary nts required by law regard ~ the votes
and tatc that cn the 18th Of November Mr. Bell moved
that the returns be footed ~ entered by the clerk
witch motion lost and TIM, the &C these dcpo
ncne voting against Mr. Bca resolution becaus The
Whole returns had not been and the result
asceraincd Tie rect of The a general dcnia
of tho allegations 81 Mr.. Sickles.
Counsel for Mr. Sckics applied FOR postponement In
granted, and the adjourned 10 this riday) morn
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Brooklyn Crneo-Typs s-FHir or Cloudy.
citing required by NfiIIASscf bSoS
IT, { IL Incompatible miniature.
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With ~ The customary Grievances. IS usual the "Teca
ctS" wa OPP ned for about hour ard Improved the
occasion q again view that magD doent picture az the
ebra,of Of she hrt after a landing Of Columbus
~ Tbs STAND With sincere grief 10 state that the
wafer Mhth doscea throoehthe leaks N the root Of
TIE "Temp has quite destroyed portions of this
qpse picture which OR drth ofcoioriug ana breadth Of
light and shade has fN equals IN the world II Is cry
ing ehane the roof Of the Tcmpote' IS not rendere
waterproof
The weather + cool although rain Il threaened. The
public health could scarcely hc improved.
The ecga. market IL quite firtn ana rates have again
advanced tri0e D s., No. II, is hcid at sk 20 81
reals per arrobe and other numbers upon that basis Tie
stock 81 this port and at Maau1as much exceed
o. 600 boyes Moasses-Lule doing at 2 % 2s{ reals
per kcg for clayef. The stock remaining is quite
small.
Exchange quite DULL and declining quote sterling 1914
to 1874 per cent premium New York (sx.y day bils)
81 20 AZ Ier cent premium; New Orleans, Az per cent
rrcmium; for thirty day bills, 5b per cent premium
(rhorD.
Feights continue sadly depressed vcsscls leaving
ballast Belgian br &, OF 800 boxes capacity. has
cepted 335 per ton 10 load for Falmouth per orders.
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Nc Cents, 81, 80 Ce.ts or $40 Gets your Por-
r. aen amorotspe, oasuerretlype or rbotegraFn % y
no re, ~ Broa1ssay
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White. the Halter. Headquarters No. 2S2
full sets
The Autocrnt Of The Breakfast Table
,hen6 when 10 want Of subject Tor hts coluegcs WI,
kSS ss,om.o s2 ,rs,~ag rss % 1 t@r
chafecs aides take advice snd buy your next set Of
Hasm Undergarments for conference.-the
sic tloves ScaFts sh.w. trsye,rs shir. ~ a. low
Six Hundred Dozen
BEST sC"Itu
Two hgn Or a. ec'ea
sIIk soAkFs,
s G2kP ssAs ! chsas p 70 - s.,
Ketal a, Wholesale rriee.
Wholesale buyers supplied Oh essy serma
s.WH WARD No ss Broadway, up stairs,
One Hundred Thousand Dollar. Worth Of
MAGNIFICENT FURs
And all q, moderate prices.
eESNs NEW FUR ROOM, ,.u..,
DG7 broadway, ~. Nicholas Hotel
See ADJ ertisemcn of Auction Sale Of OIL
rsipings ~ JOHN iFyisoS. 2sI broadway.
FINE shirts. blade 90 Order from the Best
sUii.EKroSs soi broadway
The American smoker for the President IL
spoSsle Tor the policy OF his for could not get the
ready time but he wil have in &c days when
The people may expect some ehans In the Cab net and
policy inauguated wise ust and beneHeen viii have
10 precedent since he days Of " sshngtcn.
French Buck, English Cloth, and SILK
gloves q 70 csrs FER pair nj fULIERroSs gents furnish
Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Re1or Strcp.
This the genuine article has been equaed TOR pro
s. SAUNDERS. No. Astnr House.
Tubular TIes--To Wholesale Bnyers--Just
received per 3 Gamer, invoice OF toe above goois
A. RAYMOND co, ~. Broadway.
New Styles or English Woolie" and SILK
goods, cT broadway EG
Good Tea, 81 the Chest; Good Coffee, 10 lbs.
for 81, at CHsls1IASsoNs, No. Chambers street
Parties Furnished
AT rHE SHORTEST NOTICE.
H. MAnL.RD begs leave to inform his friends and the
selection OF Partisan styles such mous for
ice ans N wa @
chns, Ae., furnished Apply Mt 62l Broadway.
English SILK SSarfs.-:DO Dozen Jnst RE-
THEIRS, 4es Broadway,
Winter Undershlrts and DrnwerS--A large
invoice just received retailing at 5c atEAoU BROTHERS,
4es Broadway.
New Lot of English Scnrfs. ~ Each
Also Scotch plsisst The shirt and collar depot 81
o " ''+'1 ~ '' '''' GEo. NJ TRACY Agent
Boys Winter Clothing.
IN great variety.
No. 81 John street.
Ladies' Callers and Boots, with Heels, I2s.,
doubie lis Ladies misses and chlfrens button and
CATER boots psten leather boots with india rubber boots
49," '1'' - J. x MILLER 4 co, ss Canal street.
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Hsir-1ts Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color.
s ernbcishment-,he whole sressed carefully by GRAND
JEAN, "a Church street near Barclay.
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Rupture Cured by Msrsh's Radical Cnrc
Reference 10 All the principal surgeons and physicians
Of the city. Call and examine No. yesy sireea Assor
House.
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verring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe 2bi Broadway Murray St
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Queru's Cod Liver On jelly ran he Taken
without taste Of the OIL Once Iss Fourth PEN
FOLD CLAY CO. No. Fletcher street. Wholesale agents.
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Ladies', n Sensible, VIII Procure Pair Of
CANTRELLs ladies' thick sole fall boots sl3 broadway
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White. the Halter. Headquarters No ~.
Greensh street. OF Rotoson Lsaes ron tnrs DO
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hair cclcrer not dye but viii color your hair 70 any
desired shade from light brown 10 glossy jet black 90
brown color No trouble; applied like wafer does no, dis
coer the gesh or soil the linen beautiful dressing Tor he
street New York
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wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines,
new style. Price 80. once 34s broadway.
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New Lot of English Scarf. ~ Each
Also Scotch wool psids-s the shirt and collar depot 81 ana
50 william street, one door MOI Ia Of Maiden lane.
GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agens.
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.Cpstar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Observation-Disclosures
Removed " ~ Bfos1wx, above Csnal street, x,
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sr1TrsE CorRT-cBCtu--Paf Nos 20a- 1896, il6,
sses ssT9 asa spsG SOIL 5iG6 5203 527i 500, 577s,
sTss 5rhs $780, 5Tps ss6l $685. $500 5o6 j923, SEA
Part 2Samr "Wednesday Nov. ~, With the following
cans,s added ;-340t, $50, 2is2, 22iA, Ts0, 1906
SrEros coyer.-Ncs 100. lt7 col, COZ, COT al, 500
saa zoe 7ol 7o5 zoo. sos 5i3, 76, Ti7 7s 7lg, 52o
ia 52 1s. 100, i36 49, 13s 3p, 1.o, 74l Tl2, 7a3
7a, 7i5, 10, as, 5io, $50. 752.
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Ladies' Callers and Boots, with Heels, 49,,
double lis Ladies misses chilfrens button and
CATER boy patent leather with india rubber
and shoes, all ~ les and prices.
A Grent BeRusifier II White Teeth.-Pro-
duced by THU RSTON' y tooth powder.
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ISAAC NEWTON.
Died November %, 1858,
ACel IA lcara


The Julpi, occupied by the Rev. Mcssrs Magoon,
Maciay, Williams, Covi and Gillette, and after but little
delay the services commenced with the singing q
appropriate by nm after which Dr. Magoon led in
prayer Appropriate addresses then made b. scve.
raj of the officiating clergy, after which the body
placed IN the bearsc and TIE mounul procession proceed.
~ TO Greenwood Cemetery where the remains we're In
TERED.
lion. Vim. Holly and Hon John Hewitt are the exccu.
tar2 a.
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reg AZ antdoe the erupve ulcer iunor cancer
dies because that witch has sustained cxpupged by
the influence 81 the ointment ~ Maiden lane N. n.
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Bsrvy's Trscopherows is the Best and
chespe-, article for dressing besung cleansing curing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' t IL sod BY All
drucv
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Winter UndershIrts and Drnwers--A Large
invoice justreceiyed retailing at 75e. at BAoU BROTHERS
kArod ua
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Engllsh SILK S<arfs.-:sOO Dozen jnst r..
ceived per steamer retailing attic - So AT BAIdoJ RIO
THEIRS 400 Brosd~ry,
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HiI1's Hair Dye, 80 Cents n Bcx, BLACK or
Albany Infailible oDsnent.
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Boys Winter Clothing,
IN great variety.
u. l.. CORNELL.
No. 81 John street
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- BARTHOLF'S SEWING MACHINES HAVE No
"A. superior"-Iiersld. Once 49, broadway.
A EEw sTYLE-PRTCE SsO-9ROvFR BAKERS
"A celebrated family sewing MACHINES, 40 Broadway,
auesdonA6ly the best in the market for family
offered at rata that places them within The reach Of all
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS NOTES. ETC
u These cclebvucd cards splenddy engraved. ouH
be had Broadway corner Duane street
A SURE REIIEF-To gE RID or TUE MOST TROY
n blesne cold take two vino glasses Of Charles Lon
don cordial the quantity ~ hot wafer and piece of
lemon pee and nd b, drink going 10 bed The
fu VIII be generous perspiraOn and certain For
sale by all druggists grocers ac General depot 40 Broad
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY PHYSIC1Aks o.
IA eminenee and All persons Who have used Il
yinred uat Gayetys meicsed paper the c.0se<
~ OF the best aud greatest discoveries Of age
81 abroad from The various hnmbuPs vauniipgly piaoeA
before The pubic md the propretors ask that shall be
process IL without the acmxture OF poisonous
chemicals and Is medeated In the pulp Of the
remedies Tor piles known. Il is fact that Internal,
called remedies cannot pes, while people persi ia
usng white and printed which poisonous
dnce the disease ~ preventive, palliative remedy and
luxury oaysHys metlcaed paper IL, without coubt
nrt u that recommends itself 10 universal patronage II
meeting with unprecedented mill
tosappy the demsnd Ia each sheet the genuine
off, !, Gayetty Will be found water marked by drug
css throughout tus United Sts- Depot foY Wholesale and
retail No Il Ann Sent by express by ty case e.
single package everywhere l0o sheets 81 81 sheets -
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At THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
II. MATILARD begs leave 10 inform his friends and the
public ha he hss recently returned oa Earp. and has the
choicest selection Of Partisan styles such mouths for
Ice notices flowers &c In every variety aush for
weddings and evening parties Experienced walters silver
ehins, Ac., furnished. Apply at 62l Broadway.
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Parties Furnished

Good Tea, 81 the Chest; Good Coffee, I'D lbs.
for 81, at CIiRls1IA NsoNs, No. / Chambers street
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The Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table
shoe when 10 want Of subject Tor hts GO uegce VIZ,
kAtN : establishment 22 'iroaiway &c stock q lhrs u
- sirs would inspire him with goGsp opthe most no rest,
chafsoe aides take advice sot buy your next se' OF
iufs Of I NOA.
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Eine shirts. EIade 90 Order from the Bes
uaterla.s. seyed BY hand warranted 10 Mt ut
fDii.ERroN'S 3ol broadway.
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~ D.
list Regiment American Guard. Col. A. y Vosburrh,
which looked extremely well, and were much applauded
This regiment preceded by engineer corts, drum
corps and full band, and marched in column by compa
MICS, fourteen front.
I'd Regiment Col Robinson, prcceicd by band Of six.
teen pieces the troops marching by COMPANIES, twelve
front
LIST Regiment Cavalry, Lieut. Col smith, riding IN co.
iumns by companies, twelve front.
I'd Regiment (cavalry) Dol :. Brookes Postley, num-
herring about $50 troopers riding In column by companies
sixteen front, accompanied by n mounted band
This brigade was full usual, but showed mark
cd progress in discipline since last parade
Bruaapx.
Rrignder General Charles Yates.
Cavalry Troop, escort 10 the Brgadicr Generai ana
Right wing Of the 5th Regiment Col. schwrtzwcaldcr
preceded by drum corps Inc ic wing Is At present 40
ing duty al Quarantine.
9Th Regiment, Col j. c. Pinckney preceded by 9Th Rc
companies, twelve front This regiment looked well.
4th Regiment tastillery Col Teller commanding,
with their cannon and cySsons drawn by horses, two
pieces abreast, the artillcrists riding thereon.
rfmRD BRwApR
Brigaiicr General william Hall
TIN Regiment Horse Troop 20 Brgadicr General
and stall
yea, who were received by warm welcome They
looked spienddly IN their heavy winter uniform They
were preceded by the regmcntal engineer cory drum
corIs and band; the main body marching by companies
twenty two front
SSH Regiment (Garde Iafaye,te, Col Y. lie CAL pre
ceded by squad o. pioneers with drum corps and regi
mental hand the troops marching by companies, twelve
front Tho rfrurdt>rs attracted much attention
su Regiment, COL George Lyon, accompanied vi Nv
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New Styles or English Wool'e" and silk
scaris. A. RAYMOND co. importers Of men, FURNISHING
eoods " Rrnrt WAY. k0
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See Advertisement Of Auction Sale OF OH
paintings hy JOHN iEvisoS. 2sI Broadway.
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EVACUATION DAY.

Serious Accident TO General Pae.-His coo-
dftion Very CritS'ni-'irand Parade OF the
First Division s.Ss Aosk State Miiita~-rhe
Troops Reviewed by Governor King, Conn
mandrr in Chief--lle Veterans az 1si;s, .Se.
On the 18th day Of November 1888, the British forces,
which had occupied the city OF New York during most Of
tho Revolutionary war; sailed from the Battery and sur
rendered the city 10 the American This event has
made the dag memorable for all time, and the old
fashioned Goamtos used celebrate its annual return
with great ,ctat There military parades, the hrag
OF guns ringing OF joy belle, public feasts ana other de-
nonstrations 10 show the delight Of The New Workers
the anniversary Of
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