The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
city Intelli~ence,


SYMPATHY POR THE LATE HON. DAVID BE0DERICK
An adjourned meeting Of the Bsoderck Guard com
pany organized In honor Of the Late Senator shortly aes
bis departure for California In 184p and composed Of re
sideuts of the Eighth and Ninth wards was held las
evening in the meeting Of Engine Company No. "a
ia Christopher street.
Mr. Thomas Burns occupied the chair and Mr., VIII
lam Dodge acted Secretary
Tho COMMITTEES on Resoiutsrns, appointed 1T former
meeting, submitted through their Chairman, Mr.. L. s.
Osborn, the following resolutions, which unani
mously adof,ted:--
whereas Our heavenly Father deemed Ct to remove
from esrh friend and dlssins ueA fellow
possessed ., the .ms Of hs Of fa
hh portion S es sd best y AZ t e
posses the respect and regard Of those ~ho knew him
Resolved That we mournfuy unie with our nation I'm I'd
M % S sSu and %s ssvess %sls
ali @ "bs iSa s % he
s g., ss we es a,.s "set ~ g
ofProyidence double with our countrymea
s w s,s the s.e' Of an %srcaa
1ss4 ss loss ONE who s e Az.
qualities model man in S"sisy ID
Gsns ~ " % and q 'poess Integrity
Resolved Tina. v: hope 2 see uroo The yet unwrte
worth q ss late David IN III Ss
nuI nation lost champion her people sa.ecaaan, and
On the adoption Of The resolutions the meeting adj
burned.
Muac IN I'M CEmAI PARx.-Punctualls at three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the musicians wer(
at their post in the kanable OF the Central Park
with rather blue noses, and all muIi,,d up ID
furs, ovcrcoats and comforters. The audience wal
not so numerous as heretofore, owing to the fact al
ready alluded to--that the wind was rather snart
and wntry and the day altogether but i'll calculated b
folks from spug home fires into the oven air q
listen In shvery ,shaky Cvnduicn to music % matted
how delicious and attractive. There were dozen q
more carriages on the grcund, and a fuw ladies
on horseback, who by exercise managed keei
Tered so much that alter tho peEfor OF ~ Sew air
the majority OF them departed vigorously throwing the
arms across their chests and Otherwise keeping the blood
in circulation The musicians, stood 70 the
posts like veterans, and went through the whole pro
gramme, which comprised several Of tho most popula
overture5, marches, wsltzes, polk as, Duets, s Tn
wonder how their fngers necessarily EXPOSED to TIL
cold could 80 well execute the Yestertays wa
the eleventh concert BY Doawost's. splendid band,
az the season Is rather far advanced now it is r-esume
that only few more will be given
PROFESSOR LOVES AERIAL SHIP GTy or NEW YORK.
Professor loves aerial ship; tho City of ycw york. WI
brought to this city yesterday afternoon fro e.sey Cit
in one of the American Express GompaI lys nammo
wagons, drawn by eight richly saparisone black horse
The balloon, which was folded carefully in CANVASS
prevent the depredaons of outsiders M lad ,e WACO
and 1t appeared AS though the eight horse had rs mu
as they could conveniently III immense aer
ship The wagon anu its freight, pc ssed through
city on its way to Crystal Palace square created some
element The initiation Of this aerial s in VIII common
TO morrow, when the car, boat and tho whole paraphar
ntic
exhibition. II will take twelve days to cnnne, its in
ton, when it will take ii departure fv Eurape-p,rha
Powers STATUE oFswAHrrNarpN- rbere s now ON
hbition at Goupil d Co.'S new ganer Y in Broadway
length statue Of Washington, sculp .Ired in white Ia
marble. executed by Paw RS. in Florence. at
expense Of ssOo0 and was shipped for this port wher
arrived about three weeks since II represents Wash
TON al inc Masonic altar ar'sse In the reg ala OF
Order, and Ia intended for ahf Fredericksburg n
Lodge, OF which he amor der Tie statue will
main exhibition at tho gall cry for some time SO
all may have opportunity ~ witnessing ole of thu
FINEST efforts Of the distinguish cd Powers
CoRoSKRs INouEnrs TssTsU nY-Coroner .Jackm, ian
an inc ucst at No. so West " rteth street un,n ,be
OF an od "ouSn nA'iA'A sarah McDonongh, who
su0oeny W iAuisass ~ It. post norton exam
uon " 49,. .se h oy mr. that death caused by
oase ~ ~ crsro 81 nry, ~ rendering verdict
~ , 49, 800 W,,. once Tor not repofting tho
ae , vi 49, -va..oa... proper season, thu fact Ia
on.y 49, ,fon,,, X crday, when 10 shotij have
a, l, $3.50; .",a's w hours previously.
Ena.nh uoraas so held an inquest upon the bod
I's.' famed Hafrie. Xoutnon who
NJ, oh s, .a.,n s burns, accidentally received by
C"'nes oao''"f'" at stove.
TAPGET ExcgRS ys-n,,r,,a IA . 49,, =, =,
ms n'''eo 'rS" excursion companies passed the IIs
Office
numbered - uzeh = Light Guard, Capt Thomas Ma
,anga, 5000 1y mnskc's and IN their third
sixty prizes. '' 'a'cy, auu ooh'c"'cu
,, ~ ~" s. Wilson Guard CAPTAIN william Sc
HnicEl. '' anu went " tie h'ei :"
eor ,ae .adison Muskeeeis, Captain p Iyacl,, nnmb
c.asis usRets, and vent 10 Staten Isani where
,nsw~ 'uu Tor twenty four prizes. On their return h
~ were escorted by the Monroe Guard
=. ne Empire Mpskctecrs, Captain Edward Walsh, NJ