The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

will parade In full uniform, with knapsacks, Thursday,
The llth The regimeata line will be formed In Grrxs
Jones street-Sight Broad way-at ten o'clock A. Y
promptly The non commissioned sian oioars will
port the AdjutaDt the formation ground CompmyE
Calt Peter RAih, will receive the cocrs from Coia
The leader OF the and and Drum MAJOR ana oi
Bearer viii report Caps Rath for duty The Held and
stat officers will assemble al the Colouefs quarters
full M with the chapeau mouuted al half past nine
O'Clock A. NJ BY order OF Homer Bostwck, Colonel Uom-
GEO. A. RAYMOND, Adjutant
GENERAL NO IA.
HEADQUARTERS Fifty -ynrH REGIMENT,
NEw YoRK, Oct. 8, 1850
The regiment will assemble, in full uniform, with
knapsacks turg for inspection and review, Thurs
day, the 18th Regmental line will be formed on
the Battery at halfpast eighto'ciock a the non.
commits stoned stan and band will report to the AJutant
at the same place and time Immediately after infpec'
ton the regiment win join in tue parade for the roosp
ton Of biz ROYAL Hghness the Prince OF Wales BY order
OF Eugene lie Gal, Colonel Commanding
G. J, De LA FlGANIERE, Adjutant
ANOTHER PROTEST AGAINST srRlsKLNa THE STREETS.
TO THE Editor or TIE HERALD.
NEW YORK, Oct Q, 1850
Would II not be well for you to suggest TO our city
authorities that they would dispense with the street
spriDkDg process the day of the reception Of the
Prince Of Wales they would add very materially to the
appearance Of our military The Russ pavement, when
wet, very slippery making very difficult for the men
to march well, end rendering II almost impossible for
them to keep good alignment III wish the Prince TO
volunteer force and TO form any opinion OF thsm
we certainly wish hi n to form good one and the
principle that stitch In time saves nine write to
ter TO the attention OF tue proper parties and perhaps
the sprnklng thereby not only adding TO the
comfort Of the men, but also preventing much disorder
and confusion In the ranks which other must
AN OFFICER OF THE FOURrd BRIGADE
THE FIREMENS TORCHLIG at PROCESSION.
MEETING OF The SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
OF FoREMEE AND ENGINEERS.
The above committee, composed OF five members OF
the Board Of Foremen and Engineers met last evening at
the Chief Engineers office, Elizabeth street. make final
arrangements the grand honor Of the Prince
Of Wales. Chief Engineer Decker presided
II was reported that about half dozen visiting com.
panies would be present join In the parade They will
be placed the right Of the line The committee decided
that the line sh form Fourteenth street. right resting
Tenth The line Of march will through Four.
eeptb street TO Fourth avenue up Fourth
tyhrd street, through Twenty third street to Madison
avenue, up Madison avenue to Twenty sixth street,
through Twenty sixth street 70 Fifth avenue down Fifth
avenue (pass'pg in review before the Prince at
the Fifth HoeD TO Fourteenth street. through
Fourteenth street TO Fourth avenue Fourth
10 the BoSery through the BoGery 10 Chatham street,
through Chatham street. around the lower end OF the
PAX and Broadway TO Union square, where they will
be dmssed The line will form Al half past six o'clock,
and all probability the procession viii be over at eleven
O'Clock.
The Chief reported tn be had procured sixteen ban
and that ten bands had been engaged by various
The committee were engaged up to a late hour
ranging the procession There will be ten divisions,
comprising aoout one hu adred companies. It will be
published in full by Thursday mug
The torches have all been procured ard will be hled
and delivered ut the various engine hose and hook and
ladder company houses on saturday morning.
II Is intended that the old Fire Department Banner
shall be carried in the line by one Of the companies