New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

VIsIT OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF BOsfoN.-On
Saturday morning, Company +, Capt. John i. Hyde,
of the second battalion National Guard of Boston, ar
rived here bv the steamboat Plymouth Rock, on visit.
During their stay they will remain the guests Of the
Eighth Regiment National Greys They were re-
ceived by Company +, Capt. Leander Buck, Company
II. Capt Samuel Gregory and the Washington Gray
Troop CAPT Varian with four howitzers. When the
Plymouth Rock hove in sight she saluted by dis
charge of artillery Shortly after the boat made fast 10
the dock Capt. Buck received the visiting company
with military honors when the line of march was
taken up, and the entire command, through drench
ing rain marched up Broadway to the Lafarge House,
where they breakasted; after which, the Bostonans
were marched to the fine arnory of the Eighth Regi
ment over the Centre Market, where they will remain
during their sooum in the city. The staff and officers
make their headquarters at the Brandreh House. The
following is list of the officers of Company E. I'd bat
talon: Invited Brigadier-General, w. W.
Bullock; Quartermaster, John Moran Major Ben.
Perley Poore. Company Staai-Sergeant-Majo CIV.
Payson; Paymaster, A. A. Lawrence; Commissary,
James Haven. Company Oiicer-Captain, John w.
Hyde; Lieuts. VIM. H. Rus, C. b. Baldwin, James
NJ Singleton The company muster fifty muskets, and
are accompanied by the Germania Band of twenty-five
men. They will remain here until Wednesday morn
ing.
On Saturday afternoon the Guards were escorted to
the Central Park, and in the evening went TO Nibos
Theater. To-day they will make the tour Of the Is
lands High Bridge, and other points Of interest; to-
morrow, under escort Of Company b, 9Th Regiment,
they will make parade, and be reviewed by the
Mayor Col Sanford Gen. Hal, and other distinguished
personages.
This company visited the city about eight years ago,
when they were known by the name Of the Massa-
chusetts Volunteers and were commanded by Major
Ben Perley PoOre. They then composed entirely
of those who served in the Mexican The original
flag presented to them by Leut.-Gen Winfield Scot,
is still carried by the Guards
ELECTION RETURSs.-0n Saturday all the returns
of the canyassers of election districts had been received
at the County Clerks Office with the exception of the
Ivth District of the Twentieth Ward and the With
District Of the Sixteenth Ward. An eroneousidea has
prevailed to some extent that these returns opened
at the County Clerks Office a. evnced by numerous
calls at that place by persons DESTROYS of asceaning
the exact number of votes poed for candidates III spe
cal localities 1t is scarcely necessary to say that the
returns remain securely scaled from the time they leave
the custody of the Inspectors until placed IN the hands
Of the Supervisors for canyassng NJ the once OF the
County Cler, small room is devoted to their reeep-
ton, where they ere kept under lock and key.
Po1IcE CoMsIssIoSERs.-At the meeting Of this
Board on Saturday Peter Duffy Of the Twenty
Ward was dismissed from the force. Detective Hogan
was allowed TO retain reward Of $3.50. Inspector
Folk of Brooklyn was tried a charge of unnecefSs'
lily assaulting Mr. Hardenberg Of that city during a
political gathering in front of the Wigwam. Decision
reserved.
FOR EURoPE.-The United States Mail steamer ful-
on, Capt Wo,ton LEFT on Saturday for Southampton
md Havre with 20 passengers and $iS5,OOO IN specie.
The British steamer Vigo, Capt Michigan, LEFT on
saturday for Liverpool, with Is cabin passengers aud
OI in the storage; she takes ont $1,000 in specie
The City Wide-Awakes hold a meeting fhis evening
( No. G3s Broadway. full attendance il desirable