The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

FORTY SECOND HIGHIANDERs-The Forty second regiment
Of Hghlanders, of the British army, with regmsnta
band and pipers their way from England
this port in two steam transport vessels route for Fort
Vancouver Fraser river, Oregon, where they be
parrisoned The regmeDta stores arrived
some time since, and in bond at the Custom
House The Forty second is of the oldest and best
disciplined regiments in the British service, and have
been known only for their deeds daring and bravery
from the battle of Waterloo until the close Of the Crmean
campaign. At the former battle they belonged to the br
gade under Sir Dennis Pack composed Of the Forty
Forty and Ninety second regiments Of Hghlanders
They occupied position on the left centre Of the
British ne and during the battle did good service The
appearance Of such body Of distinguished foreign troops
will doubt be novel sight-a sight to be seen but
in lifetime II is fact worthy Of note, that the
first British flag borne by British troops in New York
since the evacuation Of this city by the British at the close
Of the Revolutionary seventy FIVE years ago.
ed the Montreal Field Battery the their
visit to this city the first Of September 1863 The
Forty second will receive hearty welcome The officers
of the National Guard already taken ntatory steps
give the "Britishers grand reception and doubt
the entire First division will parade that occasion.
to this country 70 coal up and take in supplies in the
meantime, the Hghlanders will be the recipients of
merous balls, banquets, &c.
THE Hon. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver his address on
''washington," at Plymouth church, Brooklyn, Mon
Gay evening next the h nst eight O'Clock He is to
deliver ALSO "Washngton," in the Academy Of Music
the evening Of the anniversary Of Washngtons birth,
February ~.
THE NEW POLICE APPoINTxH~sS.-rte Following is list
of the recent appointments BY the Police Commissioners
The men have all been sworn in and received their
stars
First Precinct-Tyacks J. Tyacks, = Keogh, Owen Fa
lon John Egan, VIM Coughlin, j. s. Rker, Peter Marin
Second Prccinc-Fitzs Simmons, Adolph Doepke, M. Wa
ters Rice, d. Kelly, James Fitz Maurice, J. Kinty,
Stack A. s. Brainard, Thomas Hernans, E. Ryan, A. H.
THIRD Precinct-Abraham stokey, Robinson, G. B.
SASH A. G. Tarniere, s. Cornelius, J. H. barrow, G. j.
F5,rk Precinc~O Donnell, Frederick Eberhardt, j.
S AccssrS He sn Publ
man, Thomas Hne, J. Quinan, NJ. horbet.
Siath PreanctzJ. Sullivan, j G. How, J. Van Tine,
| g. NJ. Sunon, James Mcclure, Thomas A. Doran, j. d
McCulogh, John Clark Thomas Person John Reardon,
John Sheridan R. d. Marshall, j. a. Condan, VIM. L.
Frost, 7. Mccahl P. Mullane. = Wise, = Elder, W. H.
SsrenM PRECINCT = cairnes ". Grun, - Jaquens, j..
Eighth Irecincs-T Miller, B. A. McCready, - Barnett,
| Jay, C. c. Wilson. = Martin.
Ninth Precnd-Charles Clayton, - Demarest, - Rose,
| 7snd Prseina-s Edol - somerindyke, - Meserole,
p. Treneneer, c: Kuhler, Isaac R Fisher, + Loss.
Eterenth PIecnc-C Muller, c. A. Smith, W. p. Teller =
Warren.
Tcelfth Precinct-J.W Palmer, p McKusker, E. Roche,
thirteenth Precind-James II. symington, - Sherry,
| Miller, - Madden, = Forshay.
Fbtateenh Precinct-O. Connor, W. II. Wade, - Pat
| terson +. Woodbury., G W. Miller, - Macarthur, A.
| Gander.
buck, G. MCPHERSON Thomas Taylor, Elias Tooker J. B.
Ienerts, Wm Carell, G. Virgins, - AcWAters, Isaac
| Bird.
| r. Dubois, ID. M. Mills.
.sspenteenth Precins-- Gregory, = Baltic, = McGo-
| vern, John Campbell, - Porter.
Eighteenth Precinct- Morrell, -Bagley, p. McCort,
| Simpson, - Rhodes Leslie Shields
NimaeenA Precsnc-J 2. Davis VIM Elliott, J. l.. Nor
7iueniieM P,scincs-M Hanlin, - Platt, A. Reed, A.
| Palm, j. H. Olcott, - Taylor p Miller.
Ttpentyf first Precinct-M Bradt, - Black, - Perry, II.
| NJ. Smith, A. Carmichael, j. McGrath
Tosnty second Precine- Burns Brady, Crow
Toentythird Precnd-J A. Dolan, = Knicser bockcr,
" Bie J. NJ. Browne. w. H. Ruff, Cavauagh, p. Muir
n.y. Hllman, +. Blake, - Barry, - stagg, - Corco
| ran, E. Butler, = Rogers.
Deorkeeper-J. f. Hunt.
TIE SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT the occasion
Of drill Of this regiment last Friday night, Colonel
vosburgh embraced the opportunity to give expression
Of feeling regard to the late internal difficulty in the
regiment and the dissatisfaction of the rank and hle
touching the principles Of the organization The Colonel
in short speech, expressed his determination TO mliniu
the nationality of the regiment. He thought II any
dissatisfied with him, that they should have to him
IKE men, and olu MN when he was wrong, but give
publicity to matters which the public had nothing what
ever TO do with He regretted the steps that hal
| taken, but he believed he right aud would never
leave the regiment until harmony was restored.
MnrARy.-The First Division New York State Militia b
about to receive another accession It's columns In al
don to the already organized American Trsh scotct
and German regiments, and an Italian company they
to have q Portuguese company The latter, on Friday
night held meeting at the odd Fellows Assembly Rooms
Grand street, and presented their commandant Captain
Pinto with an elegantly wrought gold medal, as a oker
tugueso military company organized In the Unitet
| States Speeches made on the occasion.
| The GREAT GLOVE EsoouSER.-Iast evening accordln,
to announcement Hugh Denver and Young Gallagher tw
personagcs well known 10 the fancy Of this city,
Harry jennings 10 have great glove encounter FOL
purge and set Of boxing gloves. From the publicity
given the affair." the house was early thronged by high
low and middle fancy men, with their broad shoulders
short hair aud bull dog faces, motley crow as the CITY
could produce At the hour for opening Hurry announced
that he had learned that the police authorities were dcor
mined TO prosecute such proceedings, and having as
learned that such tight Illegal he would mover ALLOW
his house tn be usci for such purposes. The police
deserving OF credit for putting end 10 such brutal prac
| tees.
| RATss op WHAaFAGe.--Thc Leading ship-ownors hav
signed remonstrance which has been sent 10 Albany
against proposed measure TO increase the Of wharf
ago tax merchandise produce. To tho remonsiranc
annexed printed Statements made 20 tho Lcgsatuy
| In former years by the Chamber II Commerce aud \,