The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

Home twet lioh-;" The word is given. aud The vo-
unts RS place thens la hollow in front OF
the stage. which IL occupied by the Mayor and Com
Inon Council. Three heartily cheers are given The
rmnapts Of the flags which borne by these gal
liant fellows through many strugge displayed
is the flag presented to them by the Texas and
Oregon Association of New York; there is the first
American flag that float ed IN the Of cha
Iultet,c; see with what pride that gallant fellow holds
m he Is Lieutenant Oondervie, and sooner than see
that flag trail In the dust, be and his gallant CON-
rades ould suffer a thousand deaths There j. the
fsg presented by the corporation Of the city Of New
nag the ope prese nted to the New Volunteers
by Mj Gen Scott token Of his estimation of their
bravery and gallantry The band again plays "iome
Sweet HomeS An yes arr directed towards the Vo-
lunteers and then 1T thei az: the band stops, and
Alderman Franklin stands out and introduces Mr.
Havemy err the Mayor Of the city to the Volunteers.
The Ma, or addressed them as follows
FELLOW CTIzEss-In the Of the municipal authori-
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welcome which am citizens anxousy waiting
Three cheers are then given, and the band again
dscourses sweet notes There is a momentary silence.
Three more cheers =, wei. .s given and Col Burnett
ss 5 I'll. Kew A S!s aV I'd,
gwen The haterng which You Pile IS
agreeable s@ofon yields highest Of saisfaeon
and we a ever feel grateful to fellow citzen for tsmos
To- know the Regiment throughout the
the sope the great State whioh honor to
disus duty End when attained Institutes his highest
seeo that many Of opr who left home With
their country with participate your
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to their eoun ali that left
On TIC Of the Regiment it does us to
fes have sss
pIrObaton e The State which sest the field q
emily say that endsav red to do aaty sustain,
State BOW % ~ we e o ahs the
determine is. ed tina. our s"Gnmsn win do Justice
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and Of conn ending them to the kind consideration and graft
In allow to return our sincere thanks for your
cordial and to and the citizens of New York;
Three cheers arc given-the band plays-ths
order Is given-the volunteers shoulder arms-the
police preserve order and reguarity-a adjourned to
abe Batterythe reporters of the press having previ
eBtIy thanked Alderman Schultz, Alderman Libby,
Alderman Franklin, and the Common Council gene
rally for attentions shown them and congratulated
Col Mstse the of his police arrangemsnts
The committee appointed by til. Common Council
to make the for the reception despatch
cd an in vaton to General Scott, butn consequ
of i'll health, that distinguished officer unable to
be present The wing is copy Of his reply the
invitation
have this moment honor TO receive nv
special mss.,ngerl you. note Of Yesterday inviting
reception Of The LIST regimen. Of New York Volunteers Under
pleasure esmp, with he astterns Invitation
gallant psoto corps which, perhaps might not Ss
s x equal RISps b. other her than their Late
glorious. but return home very low in health and have only
certain that the e1ert,On and excitement consequent
@ s :1d %ss,
ssrs Ss nh: ss s to s. remain, vi" II s'
Nsss, W AnIHcroH SAITH. AID others. Comnitt-e 10.
THE REVIEW.
The ceremonies at castle Garden being concluded,
the regiment was marched, by Col. Burnett, to the
Battery; and they appeared outside the gate
loud ans long cheer burst upon the air The mill
tary Of the city Handsomely arranged that the
regiment might be seen and greeted by all, The mem
bers of the Common Cou neil took the advance Of the
line followed by the members of the press The regi-
ment Of volunteers then followed and great the
enthusiasm. they passed the whole columns that it
officers. The review was handsomely arranged. and
went of in fine style, which was added to by salute
from the frgate Cumberland lying of the Battery.
THE PROCESSION.
The line Of procession was formed on the Battery,
except the Volunteers who formed Battery
Place, right BIZ oadway and fell into line accord
ing to the programme published yesterday; and
proceeded up Broadway to Park Row, to Chatham
street to Fart Broadway to Grand street. to Broad
way, to Chambers street. to Gree wch street. to the
Battery The military here formed into lines, to the
right and Left and the volunteers passed into the Gar
den. There was general enthusiasm throughout the
whole route; the ladies welcomed the soldiers with the
waving Of their hsndkercbefs and the sent their
voices In the air with loud and enthusiastic huxzas.
There several beautiful and touching incidents
while the line was moving, which We shall not fail to
record When opposite the City Hotel In Broadway,
there was considerable commotion the sidewalk,
and the police appeared as though they were endea
vvrpg to drive some one back Presently aged
woman appeared, and rushing by the police,
entered the ranks and threw her around
the neck Of of the volunteers. The young
soldier who had often stood the field of carnage
without even thought Of shrinking, at once Disco
ver,d in the person of that aged woman his mother
his heart moved, and he burst into tears lie
pressed that aged mother from whom he had been alb
sent long, in the tolls of war; to his bosom, whs.