City intelligence.
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FmE.-Between and o'clock yesterday morning


fire was discovered on the premises OF Mr. Connolly
carpenter in the of No 80 Nassau street. and there
Is no doubt but il has been the work Of an incendary.
Shortly after the alarm was sounded, Caracor OF
premises found that the shop had been AIRED in four
different places and proceeded before the engines had
rived to put the fire had not made much head.
way. In few minutes afterwards several fire compa
MES were on the spot who having got their apparatus in
requton, soon put Jan end to further damage by the
hames There was not over $40 damage done, and Mr.
Connolly is insured for $780, Suspicious rest on per
sons who in the habit Of frequenting the place
There has not been any fire the premises during the
last winter and summer not even as muc as cigar al
lowed to be smoked.


There was false alarm Of fire between eight and nine
O'Clock last evening" in the second section third district


MILITARY MovEMEnrs-The 35th regiment, Lieut..
Col Trigger commanding, left Barclay street wharf
in the Elysan Fields, Hoboken They mustered pretty
strong although the heat very powerful and they
looked suite we'll They were accompanied y the,
several of their lively airs in credable manner
An accident which happened at the landing on the o-
expected from the excursion As the troops were
leaving the boat Paymaser RAIDER went to his horse,
wishing mount him, when the latter probably excited
by the music and wishing show that he also
military spirit, when he his rider coming faced
about and seriously kicked dr RAIDER The blow ould
have proved very dangerous had il not been for
money which Mr.. RAIDER carried in his pocket, which
partially blunted its effect II was sufficient however to
make Mr. r. somewhat lame. Apart from this the whole
went very well The regiment repaired to their place
Of destination, and received by the firing of several
cannons.


After having been allowed about quarter Of an hour
for rest the received orders to fall in and the drill
began in earnest There were evidently some new
recruits in the companies, for it cannot be supposed
that a few minutes after having laughed loud
as to make the woods echo the sounds Of their mer-
riment they would feel SO sleepy as to suffer ther
arms to fall tlessly in the hollow of their elbow, af
ter the order to shoulder had been given Another
feet was also noticed Many Of them sloped their
too much others not enough and the command charge
bayone was not executed with that briskness and
metry which points out at the real and well drilled
soldier Among those whose good and soldiery appear
ance seemed worthy Of notice, may mention the
company of grenaders and tho two companies Of rifle
men, The latter especially made very soldiery dis
play. The regiment left Hobokcn at about o'clock to
return to this city.


REcHABIrEs.-The Independent Order OF Rechabites
turned out in great numbers yesterday afternoon They
had with them four five bands Of music and paraded
through several of our streets.