The New York herald., 1850-06-12

or out in his capacity Of judge that ths bill
prove IL! II is merely hank printed form Of in
dctment filled up by the Assistant District Attorney
We cay there no indictment against Joseph c. Ash
ley they say there s and in proof of their assertion
they produce this piece OF paperthis blank, filed up
The Court viii give its decision on the motion in sr.
rest Of judgment on Friday.
The Baltimsre Grnys and the City Guard.S
GRAND RECEPTION AT THE BArrERY-BRuLIANr
PARADE IN CASTLE GARDEN AND UNION SQUARE
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ARMoRY OF THE CITY
GUARD.
1t having been announced that the Independent
Grays Of baltimore, would arrive yesterday at half
past o'clock, by the Philadelphia train at Jersey
City where they to be received by the City Guard
and conducted thence to Castle Garden, in a steam
boat chartered for the occasion large number Of per-
sons collected the Battery to await their arrival
and give them welcome New York The day was
beautifully fine and seemed to favor excursion Of
friendly and happy character, from q sister state
The train was later than usual and by the time the
steamboat arrived at Castle Garden with the Baltimore
Grays and the City Guard the whole Battery filed
with people together with the roof of the Garden and
Rabineau's baths A loud and hearty cheer greeted
them landing The boat was literally aed a large
number Of friends having accompanied the City Guard
upon this festive occasion Owing the fact OF the
tide being at low there difficulty and
delay in landing at the Garden. Meantime some
twenty of the City uard dressed in fatigue and act
ing Itillery corps fred salute of fifteen rounds
from the Battery in admirable style having procursd
q ix-pounder from the arsenal for the purpose and
yacht lying near bazed away for some time, with two
guns If smaller calibre
The landing having been a, length effected tho two
companies formed outside the building, and then
marched in with bands Playing and having halted
cheering by the large sssemblage that had con-
gregated in every part Of the building. splen-
did lunch was laid around the orchestra Of which
the members Of the companies, and some Invited
guests. partook The splendid uniform Of the City
white turned up with and gold an the rishnsss of
the material Is equal 10 the briliancy Of the eoors
members. who could not obtain the new uniform nom
their ailors in time for the OCCASION and they voro
the very handsome fatigue dress, blue turned up With
red This magnificent company which owes much Of
its prosperity to its gallant Captain, william MsArdle
well and truly represented our State misa in rssev
Ing the crack company Of Baltinore. There Il net
liner company in the city perhaps in the United
States They were accompanied by Dodworths un-
ryalled band wearing the same uniform.
The uniform Of the Baltimore Independent Grays ~
the name imports is gray turned up with black and
the kind OF sun for active service and fr wear and in
whole regiment would look exceedingly well, We
know from experience in seeing rssmensl ps,sds Of
The Baltimore Grays numbered fifty. nine musksts
besides splendid band II eighteen inttrumsnts,
which constitutes part Of the company, and drilled
arms like the other nenb Of it, the laws the State
Of Maryland not permitting tho wearing Of uniform
consisted Of seventyseven men in uniform besides the
officers The musketesrs carried their knapsasks and
kits including blankets. in full marching order Their
appearance is most military. and they military
as they look. They large men. but they
just the kind OF would bet
charge with fixed bsysnetS. or in mounting the i'm
mine mt deadly breach, cen a. the csnons mouth
The bands performed alternately duriag the rspast,
and the taste and execution of he performances
much admired Having refre he'd themselves with the
excellent viands sst before them the two companies
again formed. and marched around the the bsiling,
and In turning and changing step the movement
executed with such beauty and precision TO call
multitude.
The two companies then halted, and the Baitimsrs
Greys drilled first TO the word Of command aud after
It.
military drill and the regular army Of the Rrst mill
tsry countries in the world and we never saw a dri
better performed Every movement OF cverv man was
90 simultans that the company seemed like
machine all whose parts were imPelsd BY one motive
action 10 beautiful every motion that it called
forth an enthusiastic cheer The order like
the sound OF single rDu.ket the ground and that
every time IL was performed Bot the trial Of nhod
sxeel.nee was yet to come. The company then per-
formed the manual exercise without the word of COM
mapd with the same beautiful precision they did it
before upon which the cheering became immense and
said was sight worth coming miles to Nothing
could give inner idea Of the superiority Of military
force We observed among those present Col Postley
of the Third liussars Captain French Of the Lafayette
CaptaiI Murphy OF the Montgomery Guard Captain
Nosbureh, and Major Laban, General storms sc.
The two eomPanies then proceeded from shs harden.
through the Battery in the following order: First,
Dodworth's Band, then the city Guard. then the
Bsl.,mo,s y. Band aud Company With Col horris:
on four horses the c,ty Guard belonging to
that regiment On reaching the Battery, the shecr-
around the walks sd,ancod through state strsst 70
broadway, accompanied by ten Thousand sitiseus.
They marched with flying coors to Union Square the
windows being crowded with spectators alonS the line
OF march, and the streets being rendered almost ipas
sable With the crowd The marching Of both somna-
nies greatly sdms,d by all who saw II, though
performed under great dissdvantagss on account Of
the distractions In the streets.
An imaense crowd collected In the square, inolud-
Ing many ladies Having performed some svoluGons
there aud psrakcn OF some Refreshments In the Union
N he l.Rar and Hall
eecded down the Bowery and thence to Brosdway to
the srmoiy Of the Ciy 6uard whence tue Grays pro-
ing they attended lie theatre by the Invitation Of
Mr.. Marfhall where they we're loudly ehe,red.
At bali past ten clock they sf f~ Lafayette Hall,
where th.y were entertained In magnificent style By
the Ciiy Gusrd AmouL tue invited gue,ts we're Ma
jor. Gen. raj Sanford Colons norr vosburgh
and Captain Murphy. of the Montgomery Guards
The trst toast was Major General Sanford aud tho
Volunteer Militia q the uaitcd ststesthe safeguard
OF the rights aud iberlisF ~ the country.
General ssvFoRu r pliod In the most happy manner
The next toast siv.n, vas -
Our Guests anu frisnis. the indepsnsent Grays-
May the wine qgan is-nisht be tn. ruddest cur
rent that shall dos btwssn the eitis.n sodery
q Maryland and Nes iork"
Captain IIsLL, % the baltimore Grays. responded.
The City Guard having been toase-d BY Capt. HALL,
Cart McAsDIs ckno~l. dyed the mpliIncnt in ap-
propriate terms. aud siiud-d to tho hospitality the
city Guard received frcm Tue srsy. In the Isuumeu-
tai City. That compliment was returned by the man.
ne Ia which thy citizens had turned that
sion. lt was th. lslgest siJ,walk company he ever
'@w any similar occasion loud chcsrs) lie con-
rluGed by gisiu- the health u Major frs the trusst
sosu utser In the Jniied states -
The toast responded 10 bs FirstLieutenant Eesn
ros. In the atsence Of the usjor
few otber toasts coucludsd the ntsrtsinrnent at
clock and the bis broke up, tauch delight
I'd With the Proceedings
The officers OF the cay Guard are az foIlows-Capt.
NcArdls Lieutonant- Hidden. honisn; Sur
seon-f. Willis fhher; CuArtermsster-D. II. Gre
CORY
The officers Of the Grsys are .cap,sin II.ll. Frst-
Egerton. second Lieutensnt ssundsrs,
Third Lie utsnant Brosn, Ems en- Drosn, DR. Dinen-
lsf.r.
Major Fritz Of Phiiad iphs Captain of the National
irsys, and Major Bacon. Psymastsr, ~ Ws-hnfton,
With Lisutsnant Norwood, accompanies the bsiti-
more Grsys
This line company will be In charge of th' Mont
lomery Guard. to day ana vii vi-t under thsr ci-
,rt the Navy Yard nTookiyn ana In the evening viii