New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

RECEPTION OF TIE NEw-YORK NOLUSTFERs.-
The reception Of returned Volunteers Of the First New
York egment viii take place today. The Common
Council viii leave At o'clock in the steamboat Colum
ba Capt Fuller (Which has been generously rendered
for the occasion by propetors Of the Peoples Lne
for Fort Hamilton where they Will receive on board
the First Regiment Of New York Volunteers and return
with them to the City landing Castle Garden at about
10 o'clock On the approach Of the steamboat to the
Battery and during the landing Of the Volunteers
salute will be fred herefrom under the direction OF
Bngsdier General Morris. They will then proceed into
the Garden, when the Mayor Will receive and welcome
them 20 the City.
The ceremonies Of reception being concluded the
Volunteers will be received by the First Division New.
York State Militia under the command OF MsjorGene.
raj SANFORD formed ia line on the Battery with the
highest Military hOnOrs Immediately thereafter the
line Of Military viii break into column and tbs process
sion will march In the following order:
The First Division Of New YORK State Militia under COM
he Firss Regiment New-York Volunteers. commanded
by Col. Ward Burnett. with tho following held and staff
Lieut. Col Js. c. burnham Maj Garrett DySeman. AdiL
james c. McCsbe Surgeon Minor Hal ted, sergt Major
Pstrk OGOman. and Or NJ. p. N Catcheon aud consist.
.ng Of the following companies.
Company A, Capt VIA T,rry; B. Capt Alfred ". Tsy
lor G D. Capt Taylor The Colors Of the Regiment
10 charge Of several ocers Sho borne them Chu1basoe
Gallagher. g, Capt Daniel Z Iiungerford: l. CAPT NJ
Fsrchld; }, Capt C. ii lnnes.
Tie procession thus formed. vii then proceed up Broad
way " PsrkrOw through Pars-rOw ~ Chsthsnn-.t ur
Chsfnemst 10 East Broadway. gp Eau Broadway /,
OrsndsL through Grznt-st 10 Broadway down Brosdwa,
70 CAsmDefsst through Chamoersst. ~ Greeawich-si
down Oreewichst 70 TIE Battery Wien the head vi h,
column arrives a. he BAKERY. the military will form inis
lne and ne Volunteers viii pass from, Of the tine into M
Garden.
After the ofhe Volunteers 70 the Garden they Wi
ne drawn up ilerel IN cose column when The President
tho Board Of Aldermen. NOrus franklin. ESQ VIII presen
hem win the MEDALS ordered b. n Common Couuci
land Which have been prepared the direction OF th
0ot medal Conuee appointed for tst purp0s-l for thei
bravery aud g.anfry evnced 10 MeKco especially in III
bsfes VI Ch1ru1uscO and Chapuliepec, IN which the
were 80 consp iclogsy engaged
TIE presentation u the MEDALS being concluded Tn
STANDARD presented 70 the regiment by the CORPORATION
the Guy Of Newfofk, Immediately preceding their depsr
re FOR Mexico, OF which embszOned the coat OF arms
the City and which, being rumphsny borne ia the varoq
battles In which the regiment ives engaged was the arst
doal from the walls Of Ch4puepec will be delivered b.
CO. Burnett commander OF the regiment 10 bis Honor M
Mayer who viii receive Tie N behalf Of the CIV
The ceremonies Of me day being thus concluded he yo
un'er- VII hen proceed sgan board ~ he ..eau5oa
ana Ie.afn 10 son Hamilton IN company with The Coamo
/ Council