The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25
City Intelligence.

! EVACUATION DAr-Ths day Is the anniversary Of the
two Years ago after along series of doubts dangers
and hardhips, the eyes OF the then ciuzens OF New
York blessed BY beholding the entrance into their
the departure Of their enemies Since that time mas
been customary celebrate the day by military parade
The day will be ushersd in by the firing OF salute
on the Battery at sunrise, by the Veteran Corps Of AT
tllery-answered by return salute from Col Deiavans
detachment at Fort Washington and McGowans Pass
and closed with salute fired at shutdown from foi.
Tompkins Staten Island The line will be formed al
quarter before III o'clock in the Washington Parade
Ground right resting Wooster st parae with ouIh
st The various portions of the command viii enter me
gate on Nc Dougal street; the Horse Artillery inchnIng
to the right and forming line above Indicated The
Infantry will incline to the left and form on right INTO
line extending from McDougal street parallel with
sixth street The review will take place at O'Clock
Immediately after which the line will break into column
and pass out OF the ground ny ps s 20 srasSsE u
Broadway to Art street. now Aston Place. through Art
to the Bowery, down the Bowery to Grand me
city where halt will be made and the American nag
hoisted then passing down to Chatham street ana
Broad street a second halt will be made at the Head
Quarters of Washington in l7s3 and an American nag
hoistsd proceed to the Battery neIng a. the nns
Greenwich street. On the formation OF the Ine an
American flag will be hosed the Battery staff and
displayed by David Van Asdel (of the Veteran Corps
of Artillery Of Van Arsdell who then Perfermea
the same duty After which three hearty cheers will
given by the entire Division and salute be fired by
the Laiay cite Horse Guards break into column leave
the Battery by the Greenwich gate, march up Green,
witch street to Barclay, up Barclay 10 Broadway, and
round the lower end Of the Park 10 the eastern gate In
front of the City Hall the marching salute will be re-
the review, the Artillery will send thsir batteries to the
Arsenal and form ns cavalry In front oil the Hail.
round the Park fire euede jo,e under the direction OF
Brig. Gen. Van Norien, and dismiss. The Mayor and
Corporation invite the command to partass OF refresh
dismissed After refrsshment the officers and soldiers
invited to reasssmbls and proceed in company with
the Mayor Corporation and other guests to the Arse
nal participate in the dedication Of the new building
erected by the State place of Opposite for the tro
phes taken from the British during the Revolutionary
and late wars.
NATIONAL GUARD.-Ws understand that the third and
sixth companies of National Guard under the com,
mands Of Capt Mount and Lieut. Taylor have resolved
parade to-day in celebration Of the 62d anniversary
of the execution of the city by the British.
WASHINGTON GRAys-The Washington Grays, Capt,
McAdam, arrived in this city from Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon. At o'clock the Light Guards, Capt YIN.
cent marched to the foot of Coutand street. and formed
line there for the purpose of meeting and escorng the
and Immediately formed q line and, escorted by the
Light Guard marched to the Park where they were re-
ceiyed by the Mayor and Council drilling win great
taking of collation. prepared by the Light Guard they
then accompanied them to assist in the tument of the
last sad duty to one Of their members Mt Peter Gass
They accompanied them to st Pauls churchyard,
where the body Of their departed brother and fellow
soldier consigned to the dust with proper exercises
and honors The Gays then returned to their quarters
at Howards They number forty muskets, and are as
fine looking q body of military often They
remain in the city till Friday when they return We
understand that they parade to-day with the third reg
ment of Washington Grays of this city.
LIGHT GUARp.-n consequence of the death of one Of
their members whose funeral they had attended in the
afternoon the Light Guard did not visit the Park Thea
tre as they intended, last evening
LADIES' FAIR. ladies' fair, for the benefit of the
TRANSPORTATION Church, is held at the Minerva rooms,
400 Broadway and will continue open during the week,
from 10 A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ
DEATHS LAST WEEk.-There were but l57 deaths in
this city last week.
CoRoNER's DuTY.-During the last year, the Coroner
fully three-fths died from the effects of inemperance
making three hundred and eighty persons who died sud-
denly, owing to their Incorporate habits.