The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PARADE on THE METROPOLITAN voficg FoRcS Next
Thursday, the 10th instant there will be parade
large portion Of the available force Of the Metropolitan
police consisting Of about fourteen hundred officers and
men They viii he formed in four batiaiions Of eight
companies and commanded as follows First battal
Captain Jamison; Second battalion, Captain Mount;
Third battalion, Captain walng; Fourth battalion Cap
tain iemc. The whole force viii be under the mmedi
ate command Of Superintendent Kennedy, assisted by
Inspectors Carpenter and Leonard This is designed TO
be the finest display OF police ever witnessed in this
country as the officers and men making extensive
preparations Tor the OCCASION Captain Copeland has
been their dr master for the last four and has
Drought The force up TO high state OF efficiency All
OF the movements executed this occasion will
be from General Morris System of tactics which
The line will be formed on the Battery At
twelve O'Clock ~ The column will be preceded by
an esco, OF me mounted force and podworths Band
Inc route VIII be up broadway and Chatham street to
the Park where they will pass in review before Mayor
Gunther aud the heads of departments The column
VIII proceed thence up broadway aud pay marching
salute TO the Commissioners of Charities and Correction
ut the Metropolitan Hotel after which they will proceed
up Broadway and Fourth avenue to Twenty sixth street.
thence to Fifth avenue and pay Noses Taylor Esq ,
the honor of marching salute at his residenc This is
done as compliment for the many iavors the police
nave received at this gentleman's hands. Governor
Fenon is expected to review the force at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Messrs. Tiffany & Co have presented a
splendid set Of guidons, which will be carried the
occasion by the mounted police
CANADIAN CoSvEsTIoN.-An invitation has been
tended by some OF the principal Canadian born residents
OF New York, to their counrymen in different parts OF
the Northern States, to hold convention in this city,
the 18th of the present month"; for the purpose of
having general social reunion and taking up the
sderation of matters of general importance to all former
inhabitants OF the provinces The Canadians will
vcne at the ST. Charles Hotel, No. 64S Broadway.
Speeches will be made by Messrs Geo Bachelor, Frs
Boucher and Others very well calculated to interest the
delegates, many OF whom will undoubtedly assemble
from various directions upon the occasion.
Pass on THE Bounty BoNDs.-The large Of State
seven per cent bonds lately received by supervisor
Blunt, with which to pay substitute money claim
ants Is We learn, exhausted, and the Supervisor has
been obliged to send Albany for another batch These
he expects receive this week. when he will
paying them out again to those who furnished subsii
tutcs They are rather slow coaches al the state capital
and require little OF the business aud energy OF
the Chairman of the Volunteering Committee
PARTICULARS THE FIRE IN LIBERTY SrRswT.-From an
examination of the premises by the Fire Marshal the
fire appears to have originated the fifth floor the
paper box mandatory Of STREET Angel, and burned
through the flooring into the fourth floor. STREET 4
Angels loss is about 81 OOO insured for So 900 in the
Indemnity and Firemens Fund Insurance Companies.
The Chrome Fulgent Print Company have sustained
damage to the extent Of $6OO insured for $1,000 in the
Globe Insurance Company. Kaylar 4 Kinys loss will
not amount to more than 500; insured The building
is owned by Mr.. Gill; II Is damaged about $500 The
origin Of the fire is under investigation by the Fire Mar
shall.
FIRE IN DOWNING STREr.-Shory before twelve clock
on Friday night fire broke out the third floor Of
building No. So Downing street, in cabinet shop
pied by Gottleb Straub II originated from the fire
place Damage TO stock $50 insured for 5000.
FIRE IN PERRY SrREEr.-About nine o'clock on Satur
day morning fire broke out in the dyeng aud cleaning
establishment OF Nathaniel Flemming in the Of No
20 Perry street It originated in the drying Loss
stock and fixtures about 900 insured for 81 200 in
the Morris Insurance Company. The building y owned
by Mr. Adams IL IL damaged about $500, and Is in
snred in the Greenwich Insurance Company
RELIEF FOR AIABAMs.--Thc American Union Commits
sion Will hold meeting at Cooper Institute Monday
evening" November IL, at half.past O'Clock to
spond to the appeal OF Governor Parsons and Genera
Swaync for the relief of Alabama aud to take
for aiding the people Of the South in restoring education
and industry. II is expected that Governor Andrew, o
Massachusetts, Major General Meade. Ex-Governor Pol
lock- Ex-Governor Morgan and others viii be present
Geo. W. Lane Esq, Is Chairman Of the Executive Corn
| mite OF this Commission A. V. Stout, President 0
| Shoe and Leather Bank, its Treasurer
| TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
| In Fridays issue appeared article headed 'Fata
Accident in the Park in which il stated that the
rage engaged at siabl. corner OF Thirty .nin
| street and Broadway. A. this may lead my patrons
infer that my stable meant would state for thci
ben ut that II at the Continental Stables ISL; ,g
| 1901 aud ,363 Broaduay, aud not mine.
J. II HALEY, Central Stables
IfoO Broadway, corner o. THIRTY ninth street.