The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-26
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TIE IBID, or Fourth Metropolitan Ree-
men,, vetorans arrived Of New York from sav,n-
nah, Ca, In the steamship Nevada on Thur'dV
night A, the regiment hsd teen raised BY tho
Metropolitan Police and vs manly Offered by
nsInleD Of the force, the police authorize, inaaH
extensive Preparations Tor their proper reception
Inspector Folk, constituting hims'l COMMITTEE
nj one, trpsred 70 the steamer an est-
hour Yesterday morninf, and spprised VS.
officers Of the Arrangements that hal been
perfected. The Invitation vas promptly sccep'tl
aud the regiment vs soon put In marching srdet'
snd srr,cd on tho brooklyn side VI the Fulton fcr-
~ about ~ o'clock 4. N. Ii.rethe yorc received
With saluto ~ 50 guns fred ~ direction 81 -ergi
McLsaf. The metropolitan Police, to the number ct
go men. organized NJ batts ion, Werr oThtn up ~
line They we've coinmsuded ~ Captain Smiih, 9t
the 4lrt Precinct, &C Major. Afier The uiuf N afch
ing saute, the veterans were eSoIied up fulpn
,teet to the arsenal IN Portland avenue, where ne
vet, rins Hate furnished With sumptious s ih n.
ms.l. Toe regiment ga then aesin formed ami
matched throush Park syebue, Cumberland street.
pvrt and Bsdiord avenues 10 4th street thIOugh
All steet 10 the Eastern District Amory, Hhei o
tho regiment vas dismissed In order TO enebe inc
70 their families and Trends. The regime u
participasd Ia nearly al the battle foIghl y Hon.
hanks In the Red River country end ia ~ The bA-
ties fought By cen. sheridan Iu this shenandoah
VALLEY.
AucrIos SALE oE vEssELs.-The Govern
msnt sale Of vessels comprising ships schoonors,
bsfk, steamers and tugs, took plrce at noon yeser.
day In front OF the Lyeeum q, the Brooklyn navy
Yard Some Of the vessels BROUGHT very low prices
and there seemed to be but llius desire the part
Of the bidders 10 buy at any price. Twenty-seven
ysssels we're sold bringing tot. Of i3s3G5o IN.
tugs Cstsps and Clinton were Withdrawn fiom the
sale the Navy Department hsvins use Tor them 81
| present.
Yesterday afternoon, . little
boy named Cornelius Myers Q years Of AGE, Viii q
playing In the gutter at the Of Ray mond ,.sei
and Myrtle avenue. was crushed between the curb.
afn and lsai 0i Nh hos VI z
laden With lumber The little fellow was dreadfully
Injured An ebeer conveyed him 10 the CITY hos
ptJ. The driver sa eIhoneiAi cd from all blame.
RoBBED.-Ths residence of Mr.. George G
Bennett In Magnolia stree, near Broadway, r. D.
vas entered on Tuesday nigh, AID robbed OF whole
we're In the basement, and AL en- fsIce Sl made
there by breaking open toe shutters. Ar. Bennett
Is the editor and proprietor " tho tsEs, ,. -
BOILER ExPLoGoS. shortly after N,
vortmen quit work in the sgric ll,arAi implement
factory Of Jacob Ni.N!,z No. 2Os First street, T. u
| on Tuesday night the boiler IN the cellar Of The
building eI ploded IN con .equence Of detective flue
| and destroyed nearly even thing in the room In
reach 1850.
FUNERAL or Fx-MAroR BERRY.-Th,
funeral Of DR.. A. j. Berry, the first M.yor OF vii
liamsburth, took place from Chris, Church, Bedford
avenue. Yesterday forenoon, The impressive funera
| VI Tue fplscNpt 'huIth iehi
by Rev A. IA. Partridge, r,ctor Of the church. h'
| remains we're taken ~ t,reenwoo Cemetery, sccom
panied by large uumbri Of medical gentlemen all,
| many Of the oldest citizens OF the place. The hag
the pablo buildings aud Jerry bosu dsp ayes
| a. half mast during the funeral.
The LoS0 ISLAND RAILROAD AccrDESr-
The Grand Jury Of Queens County We, Ia do.ibsr
alton two days aud found twelve bills Of indie
| against various parties Two indictments YER
found against X. j. ksceconduc'or the mail trail
OF the Long Island Railroad o. the time VI the lis
| Ion near Jamaica, lev weeks since. One indirt
ment vas for msnslsughter In the fourth dsSrro, an
the other vas Tor Negligence in causing TIE Dc atn .
PASSENGER on the train At the time. He gave ball II
| the sula OF wv " appear when called upOs.