The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-23

THE SAILING OF THE vIcERoY.
Yesterday at O'clock the iron steamship viceroy
Captain Ewing, sailed from pier No. 2, for Galway,
Ireland, carrying out letters and papers, and
few passengers The Irish Flag presented on the pre-
cedng day together with the Stripes Stars and the
Union Jack doated from her masts large crowd col
ected around the pier, and the Battery to see her
departure and loudly cheered her she left the dock
The fine steamer St. Nicholas, which had been charter
ed for the occasion lay alongside for about hours
before the sailing and shsltons Brass Band who were
board performed the Bold Soldier Boy" and several
Irish Scotch and American airs As the Viceroy
rounded the Of the pier she fred gun the
band struck up The Girl left behind me.n In If
detained in taking in passengers for the excursion fol-
lowed in the wake Of the Niccroy and her
nterchanged The steamers kept together for twenty
minutes more. during which the band performed
medley Of Scotch airs in compliment to Captain wing
The becoming somewhat rough at 20 minutes past
O'Clock the St Nicholas put about the band playing
first Hail Colum bia and then St Patricks Day, when
sauaton OF hags took place, Mr. James Bergen doing
honor TO Old Ireland with green Gag amidst dis
charge of cannon, loud cheering and waving Of hats
The Band then struck up " Sweet Home.n
The day delightfully."- fine, and all seemed to en-
Joy the trip The sir was like balm Among those
board Baron spolasco, Rev J. Kelly, New Jersey;
and another young Catholic Clergyman named Dug,
gan; VIM. ii. Dune, barrdera at law; MIR. John Dorann
Mr. John Herdman; Mr.. James Bergen; Captain Croft;
Nr MeElroy; Thos Hslpin; George Duggan &c There
ladies board who appeared to take lively
satisfaction in the proceedings Of the day.
TIE THIRD MISREPRESENTATION PRESENTATION.
On Friday afternoon, Mt halfpast two o'clock, the
Third Hussars parsded in Tompkins Square, and were
reviewed by Major General Hastings. and the Hon.
William Dodge The turn out was highly creditabls
TO the regiment and 20 Its gallant Colonel, and the
manner in which the drill was executed an honor
TO the New York militia Tho parade having eonclu-
dod the regiment passed In review before the Mayor
and Common Council In the Park; aud marching
thence to the Battery passed Broadway and round
Union square 10 TompkDs square where the regiment
dis missed The names Of the ON GERS follows:
Lieut.. Col william Msnck Adjutant Gunter Quar-
afff anti ain Lob G.ax~1
Captain Andrew Beiser I'd Troop Captain Henry Froh
leeh, 4th Troop Captain William Sullivan 5th Troop;
rsohtel eth Troop Captain Lewis Keller. sth Troop
At the formation the officers assembled 10 the centre
Of the line. and Lieutenant Colonel William Mcnck,
OF the regiment, behalf Of the officers, presented
Col :. Brooke Psstl.y vita magnificent pair OF
epauetts Of pure gold aud of the costly descrp
ton imported to order for the occasion. They were
presented token OF their esteem and confidence,
ettes saidwortbv Colonel have M bon ,"e
having been selected by the officers Of the noble reg
although lresly heel incompetent for the duty
TO present you this beautiful set 81 epauetts as small
token Of their esteem and regard towards you as a
gentleman end soldier. A. regards your merit a
commandan need only say. Colonel, aud repeat IT,,
the proud aud noble 81 regiment will speak for itself
As body Of volunteer cavalry there is not a better
disciplined regiment In the United States aboring
as they do. under many advantages being composed
mostly Of German adopted citizens When the word
OF eoiumfnd Is given. sometimes happens that ID 10
not understood which r. n fault Of education and not
want Of study and practice, but hope before long
you viii find them TO be A. perfect as you can wish
them 20 be. For my o~n part. am indeed. proud OF
The "a re- sment a. herman adopted American citizens,
capable a. th'yare for any emergency and ready
shoulder shoulder 10 protect their resides and that
sweet emblem ct liberty the American flag will not
further trespass on your time. but only add that
bshalf Of myself aud the officers wish you health aud
prosperity end may You long long live to enjoy the
command % this noble regiment, and see Il increase
your fame a. is fret commander.
Colonel iosrirs replied as follows -
Geutlem, n-fhsre are associations which ever, In
The look backward become salient points upon
which the minds eye loves to Dwell dspelling the
darkness q miiortune's frown Zen thus TO me when
in str years the electric power Of thought shall trace
DER the valued thug 81 memory this day shall b
Numbered OF those green spots In the wilderness
of life which make that lifes journey pleasant. As
chance word will sometimes send wandering among
other distant scenes than those around us. so
there Kindly scts which open the noodgatcs OF the
heart calling again TO life old feelings long since for
gotten suppressed. M march through the may
pathvpys 81 be world 60 comss your gif to day Ii
viii be ever valued valued from the brings
with more than fCr ~ intrinsic value although II be
% beautiful IN itself and peculiarly costly T6onghts
gny viii Boa the future become meliowci by the
distance az time which separates US from their con.
Meeting creumstsnces yet memory is stin the hap
pisst sentiment ~ the MIND To forget Is b. Become
imbcce lntn the pitcher st the fountain he brok-
en- aud The i'ory cord loose nd this day shall bold
Place ~ memory together with the gallant comp anions.
sars NV ''''''' VI our uA'nins i"ird nus
THr LarAvrrrr TuslrrRs- PRrsrSrlrrox or swoRp.
70 Cstrtts lErvcu.-On trdly morning At . O'Clock,
the pr,fCuiaton q sword 90 Captain Richard
french, The popular commandant OF the Lafayette,
fuslcers took place In the Governors Room in the
City Han Immediately after the presentation, the.
gallant corps set cut for NeWsIk celebrate the
nivtrfsry 81 Gen Tompknss Birthday They wer.
received al Newark by the Lafayette Guards captain
Iurntul aud after partaking 81 collation.. were re-
viewed y 'hs Msyoi Brig. Gsn Miller They dined.
At The City Hotel IN Newark aud returned by the
in the evening ~ o'clock, when they we're enter
tanned 81 supper BY Captain French at his own hotel
Dirge's Band accom- "a MED the New York company,
and Wiiton's Band the Newark corps
Par N HoroKrs.-yesterday afternoon. about four
o'clock, n FIRE broke out in the wooden two story
building occupied and owned by y. VI. Banner. known
A. the Lafayette Garden house. The FIRE u Is sap
posed took place at hrf- the piazza In the north
wing recently sdded 10 the original building aud
fsid TO have been caused by furnace. Hoboken
pany No. promptly repaired to the scene. and by
well directed and manly exertions ded In
ing the progress Of the flames The hose extended