The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07
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Head Of Divison
Major General Sanford and STAFF including Inspector
&&Ns General Wesmcre-
sRIoADE.
Brigadier General spicer and STAFF
First Regiment commanded by Colonel Ryer
second Regimen, commanded ey Colonel Bss.rt
Thnd Regiment. commanded by Colonial Postley
SECOND BRiGA3R.
Brigadicr General Morris
Yifsh res@ent command.d by 6oionci warner.
sixth regiment, commanded by Colonel Peers
THIRD BRIGADE.
rN, Brigsdier General Hall
seveott regiment commanded by Colonel Duryee,
Eighth regiment. commanded by ocaooe Dcyos.
Ninth rgfmens- commanded by Colonel furis.
FOURTH BsIoADe.
Brigadier General Even.
Touth regiment commanded by Colonel Halsey.
Eleventh regiment, commanded by Lieut.. Colonel Wa
terhouse.
Twelfth regiment commanded BY Colonel stcbSins
sixth ninth regiment commanded by Colcnet hoWc'
The military exhibition very ancand much admired
by the spectators. Each regiment was accompanied by
band and continued strain of mrrtal national patr
otto airs kept up during the Whole parade.
Each band headed its regiment tn II came IN front OF
the City Hall and then wheeled Of line and allowed
the regiment pas while it played during the inter-
val, and in the end 1t followed up the rear.
The whole military display very magnificent. The
regiments and companies which attracted particular at
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Third Regiment German hussars) and the Irish Regi-
ment tho 9th and 6stn. The last particularly
ticed having handsome body Of young, active,
soldier like and outsrpped In appearance the 9th
Regiment. The Montgomery Guard an Irish company,
in the Eleventh Regiment, by far, the finest CON-
rany on the ground both in numbers and in the sp
pcerance of the They numbered 1o6 The in
Of the military spirit within the last two three
years and particularly among foreigners (the Germans
and lr1eh), remarkable only within
three years that the Third German Husars have been
raised. and q cavalry regiment they are the pride OF
the city Every almost Is grocer aud owns his
horse The Ninth Irish Regiment has been raised within
two years and the Sixty within one year. Tho
pasison of both the Irish and Germans fer arms ex
trAocinary and seems 10 be in proportion these
oppressed at home. and deprived Of the fee use Of
Eighth Regiment. (wsshngton Grays) Col William
borden and Lieut. Col pevo--The greater portion Of
this regiments uniform i also graythe Washington
0nys horse and foot and the state Fenctles all
ing that color Captain Pattcsons troop OF Washington
forms This regiment was formerly the third and bcarsa
high reputation consists of two troops of horse
artillery and ELK companes of infantry The Washington
Blues which led in the march T. commanded by Captain
Patterson, not only the oldest captain in tho regiment
but we believe In New York This troop had charge of
two pieces OF cannon bo trophies from the British In
tho revolutionary waI-one taken by Washington aud
the sthcr By General Gates They cspturedonc at
Princeton January g. 1777 and the other at Saratoga
October 1777 The other troop Of horse artillery is
abe washington Grcys. commanded by Captain Narian,
gpsouStediy the finest and largest in the cityhorsss
stantiM butcher The horses magnificent The prin
cipoa infantry company If sao called the ashington
GreyBoDe of the best and most in the city
commanded by Captain Little The State Fcncibles,
Captain Lyons also very fine company aud mustered
well. Tho Contin entail Guard Captain N NJ. vaudyck
nos body Of men, wearing the antiquatcd dress Of
WashingtOn's day.
The Grst regiment. a cavalry regiment Is a splendid
body Of mea 1t formerly horse artillery regiment,
hut Z now entirely cavalry regiment and Is thus reu-
dered far more Efficient.
The variety and beauty OF the gay uniforms aud the
enc military bearing Of the the subject OF COM
ment among every European. To the Irish Brgade-a
troop Of cavalry attached Of the Irish regiments
and commanded by Captain Carrigan-was assigned the
duty Of keeping order In with the police
duty which they performed very credtably The CHIEF
and his aida were very active. :.
The various regiments which entered by tho east gate
dismissed BY the west gate come turning up aud some
down broadway. The improvement in the marching Is
wonderful In short time especially among the foreign
citizen soldery who enthusiastic In honor Of tie
day a. the natives.
THE IRISH CIVIC SOCIETIES.
peculiar feature Of the proceedings OF this auniver
saxy of the Declaration Of Independence immense
train Of Irish civic societies from Newark lonkcrs As
toria and al the villages within considerable distance
Of New York They worthy OF the farmer class,
and were very decent looking substantial men. They
had al magnificent banners OF silk fringed with
gold lace and most Of them tearing inscriptions such
United stand divided tail = and each bearing a
star. sunburst or harp The banner had hkencsses
Of George Washington and Daniel OConneu shaking
banda and the obverse jackson and Montgomery in
the same attitude. This procession marched through
Broadway around the Park down Chatham street and
through East Broadway. II numbered many thousand
persons.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT THE WANDER.
BILT LANDING, STATEN ISLAND