The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-11
CITY Intelligence.

THE BOSTON LANcERs- THEIR PARADE YESTERDAY
THReUsn TIVE CITY, AND DEPARTURE THIS MORNING
On Wednesday, the Lanssrs did not 80 10 the High
Bridge % was stated yesterday in one ofths city pa
psrs They proceeded to view the tive Croton reser-
yors, and then visited the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
the inmates being brought out and placed before them
In row. 1t was interesting and touching sight.
They then proceeded TO Burnham's, where they par
took Of collation. the gus OF the National Guard
troop which escorted them and then returned to their
quarters. In the evening they visited the Broadway
Theatre, from which they retired at ten o'clock.
1t was arranged that thsy should visit Brooklyn,
to Col Duryea corner OF ADDISON and Jefferson streets
and proceeded thence to the house OF Mr. Francis
East Ss% With
They then marched TO the Catherine street ferry AZ ~
o'clock and received at the Brooklyn side BY the
Ringgold Guard, Captain Graham, and the wash
ipgton Horse uard Capt Nicely, who fred nation Al
salute In honor OF this brilliant corps. On
the Brookiyn troops through Main street Fulton
street and the other principal streets OF the
city Of churches" They visited the navy yard and
fnslly were reviewed at the City Hall by Mayor
Smith, who has acted differently from the Mayor Of
New York. A handsome collation. was ordered for
them at the expense of Colonel Crook Of the Four
tenth Regiment, and prepared by the gallant Major
Towsey, at his hotel IN Liberty street. General
purysa with his stan, ana the henors ana ton
They then returned through Atlantic street
to the Ferry and after crossing at the Battery pro-
| Canal Vsrick, Carmne. and Blocker streets, and
through the upper part OF broadway, to their quar-
tiers at Corporal Thompson's.
The splendid horses, the beautiful uniform, the
fine appearance of the the martial array OF their
lsnces with red pennaIts, huttering In the breeze
attracted the tce and called forth the admiration
| of numerous spectators along the line Of march.
| fper military corps never visi ed this city.
Last night, at clock, the horses were sent on by
special train to Boston and this morning a. O'Clock
the Lancers leave by special train. They viii be
ceved their return by those members Of the corps
who did not jein in the excsrsion They carry with
them the beet wishes OF the citizens OF New York. upon
whose minds they have left most favorable impress
sien OF their soldier like and gentlemanly bearing.
INSPECTION THE SEcoSp REGIMENT. The Second
Regiment, under the command OF Lieut.. Colonel Jo-
seph Craig were inspected on Thursday by Brigade
1 Major ard Inspector John A. Bogart The regiment
was highly compiimented by him for their discipline
the perfect state CT their arms aud the tout ensemble
| OF their appearance. Company A. Capt Aexantrr
! Eagleson Highland Gusrds) inspected-three com.
mssioned officers, and thirty two non commi ned
officers and privstes company b, Scottish Guards
| Capt A U. Castle-two commissioned officers and
thirty two non. comm issioned officers aud privates
company @, Caledonia Fusilesrs Capt. McLeayt two
CON mi,sioned officers and thirty commission
ed officers ana privates; company ID, (Washing ton
Continentss) Capt. Darrow-three commis ned Off
GERS. and thirty tour commissioned officers and
privstes; company T., Capt Fisk, not inspected
1 company T. CITY Continentals) Capt. knapp-three
| ommissioned officers, and thirty four mis-
stoned officers aud pri,ates and lastly, but by nc
| means least was the brave Major L ykmAn Com pany
X, Capt Dykman, and his twenty six men fought In
the Mexican and he and moot Of his men besI
honorable testimonials OF their bravery in that
| glorious feat Of arms.
| Paw AUCTION AT CALvARY CHUReH.-0n wednesday
| an auctsn Of the pewb in Calvary church, Of which
Rev DR. Hawks pastor took place, when the follow
Ing extraordinary prices given casting into the
shade the prices for the nrst choice Of seats to Jenny
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