The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

RETURN or TUE FOURTH METROPOLITAN RrGIMxwr-AR.
RANoKxEsTs YoR GRAND REcEPrIoy.-This splendid re-
gment which recruited exclusively from the ranks
Of the police force Of this CITY, aud which has served
with distinction throughout the war; is expected to
rive in Brooklyn this morning, and their friends have
made ample preparations TO give them fitting rocep-
ton the city authorities to entirely ignore the
services OF those whose valor in the field called
forth tho highest encomiums from their deuded brch
rem who met them In deadly conflict The last regiment
that returned to Brooklyn from the war SO shabby
treated that when they marched into the City Hail
Park ana remained there for half an hour,
expecting At least word Of welcome from
those who had right 10 speak for the
people Of Brooklyn, they were compelled their
faces 10 New York and seek shelter in tho barracks at
Castle Garden The members Of the police force through
the efforts Of Inspector Folk whose is Adjutant or
the regiment have determined thai their former
ciates shall not be left the cold hospitality Of The
city officials They have sased fund OF over 5000,
for the purpose Of giving grand banquet to the rcgi
ment on It's return home, which will be served up at tho
Arsenal IN Portland avenue. The regiment has boon
stationed at Savannah since the capture Of that city by
General Sherman, and rendered valuable assistance
police force modelled after Metropolitan system. In
this work Adiuant Folk was most prominently engaged,
and was highly by the locn, aqhoriies 2,
out the work They loft SAT- anna Saturday by the
regular limo OF steamers for New York. aud expected
TO arrive Brooklyn about eight O'Clock this Wcdncs
day) morning. and tho whole police force will turn out
receive and them tho grand banquet The fol-
lowing line OF march has been fixed upcn:Up Fulton
street to Court Court to Remsen Remscn 70 Clinton,
Atlantic Bond, Fulton avenue Myrtle ~ Portland
nue., and from thence to the Arsenal.
THIS BIissvnL. DRAwBRDcK CAsuALrr-ARREsr or THE
PmoT ENGINEER THE PRoPfLfER THOMAS CoaSErL-
Officers Cotre and Reid OF the Forty seventh precinct
yesterday morning arrested Walter Schultz pilot aud
Walter Beeny engineer OF the propeller Thonas Cornell
who were held accountable by oroners jury the day
prev for the death OF Michael Wondcrly Tor Wun
dee by running toir boat against the bridge oil which
deceased had charge, Saturday morning Last They
handed to the Queens county authorities for
trial. fNt M K
RnRAsE or SUPERVISOR CuEsmRg FROM FoRr WARREx -
Supervisor Cheshire OF the Third ward arrived homo
yesterday morning from Fort Warren, whore no had
been confined for two or three months for alleged
rplion In the latas Second district Provost ashals
Office Mr.. Cheshire says his fine OF two thousand dol
lars been rcmted and that he received an honorable
discharge
FiRg on BAaaHs 1sLAxD--Loss TEN thousand Dol.
Lans-About four o'clock Monday the large FISH oil
factory on Barren Island belonging 10 j. W. Smith. Of
Hampstead, and william Crystal Of New York, was
fred by an ncendiary and entirely consumed The build
ing was put up only few months ago, and fupnishcd
with valuable machinery for the extraction 81 OIL from
the Heh known the menhaden, or mossbunkcr The
enterprise not very successful and the odor ema
mating from the factory very annoying TO tho resi-
dents the neghborhood The loss will reach nj least
$40, 900 covered by insurance.
FUNERAL or Ex MAYOR BERRY, Yesterday afternoon
meeting Of physicians Of tho Eastern District took place
the Dispensary action in relation to the death
and those present will attend the funeral to-day, whirh
will take place from Grace church, at ten o'clock.
meeting OF the Trustees OF tho Dpensary took place
last night and similar action was taken.