The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
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City Intelligence.
ANNIVERSARY PARADE OF THE THIRD COMPANY, NATIONAL
GuARD-DiNYER AT THE METROPOLITAN HorEI.-Tne Third
Company National Guard, Captain James Price, paraded
on Tuesday afternoon, in full uniform with white pauts
accompanied by Nols Seventh Regiment band to cee.
orae the eleventh anniversary of their present captains
command OF the company. At four O'Clock the COMPANY
assembled at the armory, in lafayette Hail. Broadway
and from thence proceeded under the Of First
LIEUT. j. J. Wckstead through the principal streets TO
the residence Of Capt Price, No IS North Moore
street. Here the company halted and drew
up IN line, opened ranks, sauted, alter which Capt.
Price took command. During the ceremonies the band
played number Of lively airs The company then took
mp the line of march and proceeded up Broadway 10
uplon square, and from thence back 10 their armory
where they were dismissed They paraded eighty eight
members AT hai-patt seven O'Clock they reassemblei
and marched in body TO the Metropolitan Hotel where
banquet was in waiting gotten up Lelauds' best man
nef When The company reached the hotel, a large
number of invited guests we're assembled in the dra
room. Among them the following named :--Br,ge
Townsend Commssary General Welsh Lieutenant Colonel
Marshall leeTts, Brevet Colonel Shum way, Major Craw
ford, Quartermaster Locke, ". Winchester Rev S a.
Weston, Judge Advocate Anthem Captain James Price
ex. hecorder Ilou and CAPTAINS Monroe aud Bensel.
Fist Lieutenant j. j. WIckstead presided assisted by
Lieutenant G. W Turpbul Barron Benrmo r. l. Ierreti
J. RAIDER, W. S. Collins ". II. Egsn, G. p lawrence
Douglass Tracy and W. s Robinson comprising the Com.
mttee of Arrangements.
After the company were seated a uraver or
thanks was offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Weston
formerly chaplain of the Seventh regiment the
company then partook OF most recherche banquet Tue
bin OF fare comprised all the decaces of the The
table ornaments were very elegant and appropriate
Tcwer," "Group of Arms" Pyramid Of Nation atty
Liberty Mocnted' Floral Variety Pyramid y Temple
OF Liberty Drapier Tower"
After the cloth removed the President read the list
OF regular ,oasts. Speeches made by Capt James
General townsend. Judge advocate VIM antnon
Lieutenant Colonel Marshal eerts and Others The want
of space prevents us from giving them in full Durag the
evening the band played appropriate airs The affair
well gotten up quite enthusiastic, and reflected great
credit on he Committee of Arrangements and the rniro
Company, National Guard.
The TWELFTH REGIMESr.-The rank and file Of the
Twelfth Regiment will hold meeting a. the Mercer
House this evening, to take final action 10 the course
they will pursue regard to the orders of Gov Morgan
requiring them to consolidate with the Tenth Regiment
On dit that Company will elect Lieut.. E. F. Corrie Of
Seventy first Regiment, their captain vice II. f. Got
heb resigned. This company will make anniversary
parade on the DIST inst Company f. Capt Carpenter will
parade on the 17tn inst, proceed to Flushing Com
pany G, Captain Boyle, will also parade during pre-
month visit Philadelphia The entire regiment
contemplate visiting Albany the fall as the guests of
the Twenty third and Seventy second Regiments of that
city.
VISIT OF The MAYOR AND COMMON Council OF NEW
HAVEN TO Crry,--The Mayor and most of the Com
Council of the city Of New Haven Conn arrived in
this city yesterday morning, and proceeded to the City
Honor extended to them cordial welcome and begged
them TO make themselves at bone, stay long as they
Mayor Of New Haven replied in fitting terms.
me committee appointed by the Board of
three hundred dollars in doing of the occasion
were on hand and escorted their guests in q visit TO
the institutions at Rendas and sackwes Islands. Mayor
I1emann was unable, on account Of business engage
menfs, to accompany the party
ALEXANDER Won HuMBoIDr.-The American Geographi-
cal and Statistical Society this Thursday evening"
at the building of the New York Historical Society for the
purpose of paying tribute Of respect to the ustr
Gus of the socieys associates the late Alexander Won
Humboldt paper character Of the deceased sayant
will be read by Dr. Francis Leber, of Columbia College,
and addresses will be delivered by Professor Alexander
Dallas Bache Ill. D., the eminent Superintendent of the
United states Coast Survey the Hon Peter D. vroom
United States Minister OF Berlin; Professor Guyot the
learned scientist; Hon Charles P. DAILY and others Let
ers have been received from Agassz, Maury, Everett
Dana, morse, Henry, Slman and many other scholars
Baron Won Gerot the Prussian Minister comes from
washington solely TO participate in this commemoration Of
The foreign Consuls in this city will nearly all be present
CONCERT FOR THE CHARITY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAULA
concert for the benefit Of the LADIES' Charitable Society Of
st. vincent de Paul given at the Metropolitan theatre
on Tuesday night, the artists participating being Madame
dc Iussan, the eminent Soprano Miss Anna Kemp con.
tralto; Sgnor Morel Mr. Cooke Mr.. Moleuhauer N.
LOUIS Dachaner under whose direction the concert was
conducted The selection on the programme was choice
and the artists generally acquitted themselves greatly to
sang charmbgy, as usual, and warmly appreciated
in the trio from "Lucreza, with Moreli and Cook The
latter gentleman sang WELL but his voice did come
quite up to the mark in some passages Miss Kemp re.
ceived special tokens Of favor from the audience The or
chestra was very effective and was led by Mr. Molten
bauer.
Tue GENERAL ADMRAL-The Russian steam frigate
General Admiral Captain Comstock, left this port a. two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon trial to sea- to return in
few days She will take her final departure from this
port about the middle of the present month touching at
Southampton England and at Cherbourg the French
coast From thence she will proceed direct Cronstadt
Russia. W. H. Webb, Esq., her builder, and family, will
take passage in her for the voyage.
SAD ACCIDENT SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD On
Sunday night named Thomas Calvert was run over
by car No. 18 on the Second Railroad in Oliver
street, between Cherry and Water Streets and had both
MS legs decorated in shocking manner Hc was taken
10 the Fourth precinct station house, androm there TO the
new york Hospital, where he lies In very critical
oSSnndtion. He was accompanied by his wife and t@o
on'ioren az the time OF the accident
FIRE IN WEST FORTY FOURTH Sn,Er.-Shcrty before
oo'ook on wednesday morning FIRE was discovered in
frame building rear Of No $50 West Forty fourth street,
SPuu ny hooert Allen The quick arrival Of the fire.
,nen Nen,eu tho flames from spgoa1ing 10 adjoining
ouugs damage about 5000 insured for 81 600 in the
hInl'on !psurance company. Tho adjoining building,
Decnglog 10 samuel Walker, was damaged about lb0;
rance Company. 'e