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HIGHLAND GuARDs.-This company proceeded
yesterdayby the ii o'clock train to the neghborhood
OF Yorkvllle for target exercise. They mustered
in field near to the Reservoir, where, after some
three rounds each, they marched to the house of
Mr.. Lennox, the Railroad Tavern, near the rail-
way, where a sumptuous dinner was provided,
which, after having had ample justice done to, the
judges awarded the prize. silver cup offered by
the worthy host, to Mr. Thomas Bridgewood,
orderly sergeant, as having the two best shots out
of three in the target. There was better shooting
by one Of the pipers who accompanied the corps,
but not being member of the company, the prize
was awarded to the second best. Alter dinner the
company proceeded to some fields between York
vile and Elurlgate, near to the grounds of Mr..
Nibo, where they went through series OF military
evolutions with very pretty effect: after which
they marched again to the house of Mr.. Lennox
and partook of further refreshments. As the com.
pany were about to depart, some twenty or thirty
rowdies, from some cause or the other made an
attack upon one OF the visitors of the company
which was manfuly resisted, but net without
creating some disturbance and alarm, but the
prompt and energetic exertions of Assistant Alder
man I. Spoflord, who was soon on the spot, the
matter was suppressed and kept under, though not,
we regret to say, without that gentleman being
violently assaulted The parties are known, and
no doubt will be brought to justice. The company
returned home to the city by the O'Clock train.