New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
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PARADE OF 1Hr SyvFyriErH REGINEST.-Yester-
day the Seventeth Regiment, Col. Sam'l Graham,
made regimental parade, passing through the prn-
cpal streets of the city. They formed Cumberland
street early in the morning. and after parade through
the streets of the Western District they went TO the
Navy-Yard, where they expected to be reviewed 'y
the Commandant and officers of the yard.
On the day of the visit of the Secretary Of the Navy
TO the Navy Yard Col. Graham stated to Commander
Keaney that on his next parade he would be pleased
to bring his regiment into the Yard and pass in review
before the officers. The Commodore was pleased
with the proposition and said that all the necessary
facilities should be afforded him. Upon the regiment
entering the yard yesterday the Colonel found that
officers were present review the troops The Com
modore was sick, and Capt. Hudson had gone out OF
commission the day before, Capt. Root was
not present, and prepal ations were made
for the contemplated review Col. Graham halted the
! regimen, few moments and then marched them
through the yard to pass out Of the gate on the
| Flushing avenue side Of the yard Upon rearhing
this point the wachman refused to open the gate stat
ing that il was the orders OF the Captain OF the Watch
An Adjutant was dispatched 10 Capt Root, who sent
word back that different arrangements had been made
from those first contemplated, but that the Regiment
might pass out the gate. The Captain OF the "A'ch
still refusing 10 allow them TO pass the Coon'i or"e'
ed the troops to pass by the gate they entered ana
a. they passed through the yard direc'sd the oaha
TO play the Dead March.
Immediately after leaving the yarda hvely strain was
played. and the regiment passed on to the Clinton
! avenue dock where royal and national salute was
fred by the Duncan Light artillery, and Capt. Smiths
battery after which the regiment proceeded TO the
Odeon in Filth street where, by invitation Of Capt
1 Of ,Ia th,v a. n n ue
collation. 81; on, in the spacious ballroom. The col
ation and speeches over, the regiment formed again
and paraded through the principal streets of the city,
and dismissed early in the evening.
The companies comprising the regiment Oh parade
yesterday. were Right Flank Company, Duncan light
artillery, Capt. Taft; Company A. Capt. Urban
Company b, Capt. Timus; Company c, Capt john
ston; Company d, Capt. Anthony Waters Company
f, Capt. Cropsey; Company +, Capt Smith; Com
psny G, Capt. Taffe; Company II, Capt. Guns.
With the exception of the difficulty at the Navy Yard
the whole affair passed of pleasantly.
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT.-The Americans OF
this Ds,ric: selected Jonas VI. Harrington and Robert
I L. Stlock as delegates 20 the State Convention
| The BOARD OF HEaLTH.-Th.s body met yester-
/ day afternoon, and twenty-five members answered
20 their names, being one less than quorum \ re-
cess was taken with the expectation that member
would step H. but this desire not being reaiEei Tie
! Board adjourned for one week A number o. tie
members O: The Board are now ruraliz.ne u The
country.
YELLOW FEvEK.-There was report yes's''a!
that two persons were sick with yellow FEVER Oh
sloop at one OF the docks il the Second "aFd. Inc
Health Officer made every inquiry 70 a'cer'a-n 'N'
facts but could discover nothing OF the KIND e '
port was no doubt unfonnded.
Captain Furmau Of the schooner Iarge', Ueu vi
Monday at HE residence IN Graham avenue o' "'a'
wss supposed by some Of the neighbours 20 oe yeo~
fever. Upon investigation j; appears mat oeoeH'eu
had be. sick Tor rome weeks Of bilious fever, ana o
that disease had died. He lad 10 synptoHIs oi yeo"
/ fever.
| STORM AID DAsAGE By LiGHrsiSo o. hos'
IsLAyp.-On Saturday evening last, 4'n ns'' inc
title village Of Good Ground l. l., wa tnr'~n 'h''
state of great Excitement by man rlrhihg .ii0eH
he streets crying Fire !" during terrne ,hunuef,
storm. Between and o'clock the hsignoornoa
was visited with d heavy shower aceompeA'eu WIN
loud reports of thunder and vivid flashes OF Lightning
startling everyone by their apparent proximity Hs''
eral Of the yil.ager. were completely stunned, a. II
werr. by the reports Of thunder which, they say
Affected then much he same o. cannon q 'oe