The New York herald., 1850-10-09
The Boston Laneers In New York-Greas
military Demonstrstion.

commanded BY Captain Pierce, arrived at Twenty
seveth street Monday evening, with their horses
equipments, and sixteen Of their ladies' The latter
removed to their hotels and the Lsnosrs sfter par
taking OF supper at Corporal Thompsoos, took up
their quarters in the that had pitched for
them. They received BY the National q uari
troop and there several mem present of the
other psnles also OF the City Guard and Lafayette
Guard.
Yesterday forenoon the National Guard, Colonel
Duryea. made preparations formally to receive ths
Lanoers and at IL o'clock the troop Of the National
Guard, commanded by Captain Watts, proceeded to
Corporal Thompson's and escortsd the Lanoers to
Bond street where the regiment in waiting to re-
ceve them; also the Washington Greys Captain Va.
ton The Lsnosrs' With their moansed band thsn
passed in review before the New troops and per-
formed some evolutions which elected tbs sdmirstion
OF the spectators, both military and civilians There
Was large crowd Of the latter
They then marched down the Bosery, headed By
the asbiDgtop GIeys, and follO~ed by the National
Guard. and large crowd sccomp panied them. On
r. aching the Park Al O'Clock they hated and
sergeant despatched to the Mayer say that the
bo.,Cn Lancers IN pursuance of the previous invitation
addressed TO his honor and the Com Oouucil
ready TO be reviewed in front Of the city Hail. busshs
Mayor was non est npenns A few OF the Council we're
present, and tb- Chief OF Polics, ard posse o,
unoer his connond, together With iargs number OF
explained though seems so like insuls that IL
quires full exPrpAtion 1t has given rise to much
comment. After waiting for considerable time, the
troops proceeded up Broadway to Canal strest and
baltsd In extended line between Broad~sy aud West
BTosdway. Athins' wsshington Brass Band, formerly
Dipgiss. performed tor the National Guard and the
mounted sunolk band dressed Ia dark blu- uniform
turned up with red headed the Lsncers The uniform
OF the LsBcers is coat turned up With blue. and
sky blue trousers turned with red vhts belts red
and blue caps With white plane. an square or rather
dian oud shaped crowns they are In tne style OF the
French Lancer caps This uniform preseated pretty
contrast with the gray Of the Nation 0uarc aid tho
Washington GTsys, and was much admired as also
were the wearers who are spe ndid ses Of men wor-
thy Cf the cradle Of American liberty fhe'r tcr3ss.
owned for the most part BY the rioers hns as
aoy In the country, and SEEN to be perfectly
trained large crowd eoliset"a around, and daring
their march through Broadway. the sidsvslks balco
nies and vino ows v,rs fls 18th speotators
At oclock the whole OF the trooHH proceeded the
horses in Canal street, 10 charge da fe~ whsrs
plates we're laid for upwards a. goo The kati' 1al
Guard numbered 3l6 m"n. the Washington arsys %,
the Boeton Lspcers no toe Suffolk Band 1s aud he
Washington Brsss Band 2i making In all SIS. bssiea
other guests from Boston and New ork. The enter
tain Mt given by the National usrd and was a
very creditsble affair Upon each plste v.s laid .
splendid bill Of iare, printed upon . sheet OF note
paper; the back we're the arms Of the National
Guard and on tn. face the figures OF tso hor-smen
Zone OF them Lspee engaged IN deadly com bat With
nsp,sp, 70 the sssionsi Lsucsrs OF noston, nv IN
NAiional Guars, New York, ~ ths Apollo, 40 Broad
way. New iort Tuesday oetoe-r s. 1850" Colonel
Duryes presded; and on his right Eat Major 0en raj
sandford commanding the first division OF New foJk
State Militia, and next hiu hi. aid ard son, Colonel
ssr dford; the left sf Cosnel Dury-s "a ptae
Thsmss J Pierce. of the Lan;ers; Lynas W Stevens
formerly Colonel Of the National Guard; Bresdier
merly OF the Seventh regiment
We also observed at the head table Gel Ve-nilyss,
formerly OF the seventh regiment; Col Borden Col
Tompkins late OF the A and tn. ilo wing oahcers
OF TIRE Larc,rs; ;-first Lieut. J, q Gipson, S-aiht
Li.uts wtiusrth Third Li-u', O A, ktnbsu' Fourth
Lieut. NJ. Smith. Adjt DsuglAss, Quarter Msster
Braston. Psymsster sladei Surgeon Chapman Asaist'
Tho company having done justice to the excellent
visnds,
Col brnrrI then gave in ',uco.seion the foliosing
M. p,..tS,4 ~ tls ri,.d g,.,a. rank With ali
the hopors Hnnd-Hsh Columbia
The Governor OF the state OF hsssachusetts- -(dreat
cbs.ring) Bsnd-Ysnks. Doocs.
The Gov,rnor Of the State OF New York -(Cfsert)
Tho Army and Navy cfths United states -ksorired
our guests the Nafionsi Lsno.rs ofBcstou No ~orii
can express tbe re experience Ia receiving
es,st cheering and ensitsnent followed this toast,
snd Col Duryes called upon General sanford
So express the sentiments Of ths National duard
General s.xnroAp then rose and ssid-Captain
Pierce and gentlemen Of the National Lsnoar. in tbs
name and IN behalf of the National Guard Of New
York greet you with . soltier'e welcome We greet
yog brothers from the loved city Of Boston, tbs
era die q American lnd.I snoenee Great chesriny)
We proud and happy 20 here hap ~ 20 rect
rrccate frsterna associatons With which he too
cities have mUch rrsson 20 os;gratieed NeHsotyou
brothers In supporting the Institutions for -hion
your forrfathers end fought sud bled You esre
TO us from under the shsdow Of that proud column
which has resrss Itself on the ground made esored ~
tn. blood OF your sres tyeh. nsnt ca-eripg) Prom
the summit Of tbst column, more glorious than the
pyramids OF Egypt the sprits OF your loon
topn, and hope TO s~e ~ diaErsced. We greet
you worthy of the sires who fought ht sening
ton Concord and Bunker iiil aud IN ssenr ytu here,
those or,es rush upon which overooms the f.-
inga OF every mericsn heart; great ch--ring sad
while such scenes evoked before our riiDda We
kno~ and iesl that the line will never come when
A. true hearts will not beat ter the zane lib"rty,
and strorg arms be raisei in It's defence,
" II should ever be asssiied 9enuemen ~ the Ma.
tionsl Guard and National Lsnesrs IL Ia delightful
thought TO find ron thus associated torether TO aus
tsin the nobl-st Institutions for which nen ever
fought, or suffered or blsd, or died And so long 80
see the military Of the country banded together at
their expense. without psy and ~fthous re-ard,
except the consciousness OF maintssBg their glorious
rights. knov that those rights can sever be de-
sted BY force or fraud The freedom OF the country
d.pends upon the patriotism Of iss sons The United
States never has sustained ana never viii sustain
large sandipg army but 30 long men like those see
around found willing TO acquire knorlsdge
Of military Affairs aud rsdy 70 put that kno-isdse
army to guard the Institutions that have daseende1
..1Soms go, 70 yors Tn. ssoea eussd ss repre-.
ssptins the militia Of Ne- York greet yeu In every
cspssity ss fellow soldiers ssd fellow citrsps they
greet you Tremendous sppasss, Which lasted tor Sc
v,rs mipute- the National rising to their fetl
They are proud, they grstiiet TO ses you here
and they are at all times ready 20 gye you welcome,
and stand eide BY side With you and your fellow ci.
sn,of ssssehusetts In support Of the glorious Union
Gen s.sDrosp concluded, by giving the health Of
Capt Pierce Of the National Ls-csrs which vas re-
Csrtsip Pryre. said You naturally expect speech;
but am no talking man. do ell my talking before
ny company Usugnter ana cheers) I csn only
say thanh You from the bottom Of my heart and
rive you the following sentiment The Seventh Re.
aims nj OF the National Guard Of New York, whose
Hospitality We are reoeivins-rhe precision and
isetion Of their dseippe stand for an example b. the
Union Great cheering on the part OF The Lsnoers)
| Band Aud Lang syne."
4 COL Dus,rA Sriefy responded ssd gave the health
| ef Quarter master Bsstor. loud ohsers)
Quarter ns.ter BasTor responded, snd said he len
hcm. mining be would have something to do In re-
istion TO hs once but he nvpd he ves viovso nsly
| per,eded, and had nothing 70 DO. Ne nciuded BY
| eivipg-Ths Military and Commercial Emporium OF
our glorious Union, the capital Of IN" Empire State