The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-23
Oc-ns~..d Mem Or ys~ 49,

never found myself on an oSe'sion Ike ms, thai
have not felt te following tho eIsmple Of our Illus
snous Lieutenant General Hear. feel more like ID
te-sifs, than ever before. / have had no oppor-
manufacturers and mechanics before this evoning, 10
- the msehinsry which 10 shown and vhieh MAKES
oar country he elimination Of tho world. Cheer
You don't want 70 hsar ono tslt politics you don't
want % hear me talk vp. have come 70 80 what's
ard slory OF mi, counfry when have seen what IL
70 be ssrn In thb room, will ,hen ,elki 70 you as
'ens a. you Wish.
IInnenss cheering followed. and the General
retired cold collation., conss'ins Of ssnd- iohe,
cheese and champagne vas subsequently partshsn n
in the committee rom. When General Hootsi's
health -s drunk, With all tb. honor, Tn. Con raj,
IN reply, said he would, he livins In New YORK
~ one Of them. Hs had been farmer and, .l,hou-h
zss too lrtsome He hoseyer lii sd machinery, snd
Sioved thai the roeress u had made In Ano-ic.
earth. Masy o,her tossts foilo-ed, sner shlch he
General v a roeonduoted 70 the Pair, aud he eram-
greeted With .ppl.a.s shsrcver he Va. seen.
Br. MICHAEL AND ALL ASGKLs.-This great
festival occurs 70 day, and will generally b. Observed
By the Protestant EpiscopL and Catholic churches
81. Michel 10 the Archansei Who 10 de,cribed In the
Revelations - warning with the great DRAGON and
casting him out Of heaven. In the Catholic church
che day IL held % sdouble Of thu second class, and
the vestments worn are white. This 10 the sssson
usually know - "Michsslms" II 10 usually Kept
With fsast,ns. fat being the principal dish.
Hence the - vins, AS fat a. N ehselmas ecnse"
VISIT or rHE CHICAGO COMMON CouScr-
Yesterday noon, the Member, Of the Common Coun-
ell Of the city Of Chicago who tour Of nspoe-
tion In the workings NJ Tho different Departments Of
our city, called upon the MAyor Who escorted the gem
uemen throush bis Office, theme. TO the Governors
room. where an inspection Of the nume portraits
chat sdorn the room was had, after which the visitors
thsnhed the Mayor for his courtesy and withdrew.
TuR ACCIDENT At OLD HARLEM BRIDGE.
Yesterday sftenoon the Mayor sont q letter n
Hon. William n. Tweed, President Bo.rd Of super.
visors reques.ins him to call meeting Of the Board
soon practicable thst proper steps might be
taken with view Of immediately putting in a safe
condition that part ~ the Old Harlem Bridge which
was carried away on Thursday afternoon. The Com
mitee on Annual TaIes who have charge OF the old
bridge are to meet this afternoon, when prompt
sion vip,ft IL hoped. be taken q ensure the pablo
sssiuDsny further accident, such az befel the sir
psrsons who were injured on Thursday afternoon.
BURIAL OF THE WIDOW OF CArTAIS Law
Errcs,-Tho remain, Of Mrs. lawrence, widow Of
Capt Lawrence, Of the Inflated Che,spesto, were on
Tuesday Inferred in Trinity chureh yard, beside the
sshes Of her husband. The fate Of Capt. Lawrence,
whose noble conduct durIns the memorable .ng,rc-
ship shannon, during our second war with kngland,
Il familiar 10 every American, and tho diving com-
ship" has been rendered Immortal IN song and .torv.
Mn. M. was Is years Of sse, and died At Newport IL.
T. where abe hna resided since the death OF hor hus-
GAIT. CHARLES II. MARSHALL ia lying
dangerously ~ .. hi. residence on Union Square.
as was not expected 70 survive during the night
FIRE CoMMIssIoSERs.-Ths Board met
fDrAs "A h. taw. -.
Of spectators we're present, most OF whom were sp-
S,icAnts for positions
ooNsUsroATIose
From chief Engineer, stating that Joseph Powell.
VIM MeLe.n and Thorn. Kelly bad declined %
IN .TsnS 81 &c rs Hs S Ale
k KEN o. fnsi,s c. No; q and Of John Calls
Of engine companies be altered a. tho teys Of iho.e
house. arc In 40 many hand. that property is not safs
evening while EprIne Go. No. ysre :, fIs in The
porting expulsion Of lou, Xii, from Vol, Hose Co To-
man Of n. s. 4. Co. No 6 nsminS psrtIes w" SRo had
reported tor duty, and stating that he dd not tnow
nedy, foreman Of Hose Co ., transmitting ehsrrss
ssuinst John Thomp.on and Andrew Ca'sin,
,'i sm {, hn 9: h ns d G.: RG.TF4
the G@nnp n s,e e rs'onsideI the!r .ction
MT; q W. Kyle to tho Company .foi they had tI.
PEELED bin, by vote Of 4 20 a., From Fore
charge from his Company. Referrei.a,',.'' From
Eisha =. rurdy and several property owners In the
10Th Ward, requesting thai Mai.hstAn Fpglno Co.
no. DO permitted 10 remain Ia iis present location
APPOINTMENTS
John Mcneil to be Foreman 0, Enr'ne Co. No. \
vice John j. Loughrey, resgned. Jane. Wheel,
an to no Assistant Foreman Of metropolitan Enfins
Co. No. @, vice j. kinnehch, r,ygued ...... O.. Rotert
Mitchell, Owen O'Rourke and Hcnr Buinott In I'm
CINE GO. ~, vice Nm. snAw, LdSard Winters aud
Peter Duffy, resigned.
Prom Committee on Appointments ,nd Discipline,
restoring Dexter y. Bailey AMI Peter H,nta, "
Engine Co. H. who were expelled On pas tuent of
John II Van T.ss ioYenss Of wst fasip. CO RON Sa
=, stating that has Company had been assaulted hy
the runners Of liose 20. o. He reported that he h.d
arrested the rinfleSuer end brougbt Nun hetoIe
judge Connslly, who hsd tcverely reptlmsnded him
(Nan Tassall for msting the arrest. ON pressing
bonds TO keep tho peace. The man, ho-evor, vAs
finally dischaTgcd and allowed TO return home The
report concluded b. askng ios further Instructions
Eeierr'd 70 Committee on Appointments and Disoi-
etine. Adjourned.
FIRr-ARREsT ON SUsrICtoS OF Arson
About two o'clock yesterday morning q FIRE va dis
severed In tho Cabinet Mandatory az Carl Berr-
so, rear Of Noe f1S aud 234 West a6th street which
vas In In a short lime envelepcd In flames. The pre-
nises IN front soon caught hTe from the rear and
soon tho whole sore destroyed. Loss about $1,000
nsuIei. Apottlon Of resT o. IA VAS caTponteTs
chop owned by Christopher Koch. IosA 81 zoo In
cured ior fi,oo, Frederick Voter, grocer occupied
the hrSt hoor front Loaa Sl,oJO insured fer 5000
Simpson Co wool dressvrs, Loaf all their stock and
maehnery, amounting 70 about $1,000 seve al poor
families who occupied the upror part of the front
building. lost the Iuost o their iuiniturs aud we're
rendered homelee4 Tie buildings which we're ov a
cd by Andrew Mctesn, were partially in,ursd. The
loss l. about siOo0O, Carl BeIzdotf, the owner OF
the place where the hIs o'l.lntied -. arrsed on