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MilirARYThe first brigade New York State Artillery
and regiment, Col Dodge Sd regiment. Col. Avery
9th regiment Col Curtis and 27h regiment, Lieut. Col
Bremner commanding will parade for annual review and
line will be formed at o'clock. p M.


The Independence Guard, Capt. John T. Cairns, and
for II. puroo.e Of ~.
ry Of the battle of White Plains An extra train of
vii start at O'Clock A. NJ and the regular train at 10
o'clock An Grafton will be delivered BY J. w. Tomp-
kins, ESQ., of White Plains.


The s5th regiment Of milta including company O.,
der command of the immortal Capt Bushe psrsde to-day
on the corner of Church and Murray streets.


PETER FUNK OUTwIrTEp.-A gentleman from the
country Saturday afternoon entered Of the mock
auction stores in Broadway and seeing watch for the
value Of which the auctoneers offered give Their
warrantee," going very cheap bid forty dollars
it. and was accordingly knocked down to him before
man who had seen the operation and who told him tina,
he had been shaved that the whoh he had bought
for gold we're galvanized TIM and that the inner works
not made to be scrutinized The victmized coun
tryman gathered crowd around him who express
ed discrimination to the money restored to him..
They accordingly proceeded masse to the Funk esta
blshmeat but the proprietors seeing them coming
locked the door against them This only served to in
the crowd and in few minutes il swelled to
about two hundred. After demanding that the dooi
should be spened and finding all their demands unsuc
cessu the crowd finally burst open the door, and enter
ing, compelled the restoration of tho money. When
this was doos three cheers went up sort Of thanks
giving for the victory over the Peters.


THE ExraEss RoBBERY-We learn that the amount
taken from Buffalo by Mr. Powell, of Livingstone ex
press Of which he robbed between $40 900
and Sl2 0Oo owned principally by bankers and produce
commission merchants. At Rochester So 900 more
added and the small amounts taken at intern ediate
places between that city and this, would gvs gross
sum Of from 900 to $4,000 Those mostly interested
left Buffalo for the East the morning after the robbery


An HONEST CABpRVER.-A lady left in the cab Of
Danl McCarty cab No. ST. stand near Trinity Church
purse containing thirty.fve dollars in gold. On the
following morning the purse with its contents was deli
vered to the lady by the cab-driver.


II orfir r1o vvith ohovo
heading in last Fridays Herald, unconsciousy did
injustice to Mr.. Ackerman who is about procuring o
patent for a and useful invention for Illuminating
the of streets in the night We stated that act
ing upon suggestion, he had made his invention
We merely wished be understood that several weeks
since suggested the idea of illuminating the


streets We did not give any plan for 80 doing and in
fact the plan which we privately entertained was en-
tirely different from that of Mr. Ackerman. He could
have obtained no idea of his plan from article.