The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07

they parook Of some and sased each ohce
This done both companies crossed int Chambers
street. to the hotel lately opened By Mr. Rsbneau whore
excellent dinner provided for them BY tho clerks
Of The Registers ONCE. The banquet up
very elegant style. wines, brandies and all the deca
ces Of the being most plenufuy supplied After
Gunner despatched the health Of the clerks Of the
Registers Office proposed and responded by Mr.
Davis who. after eloquent and complimentary speech
The Mexican Volunteers Of New York-A noble band Of
republicans demonstrated by practical sots-mAy
ASnt behold before us prove forcibe examps to the
COL BuRNETT responded He said-Some one has just
BOW whispered In my that expected respond
TO the toast just drank; and my first words there
fore be to thank you sir ON the part Of the SURVIVING
New York Voupteess for the kind in which you
have spoken Of our acts on the neds Of Mexico 1t may
be embarrassing to you to know the object OF this
organization 1t has not been adopted merely for parade
We have had, I think, parade enough W. merely pa.
rade twice year. the 4th OF July, the answer
sary Of the Declaration of American Independence and
on 14h OF September the anniversary of the
der u the city Of Mexico. Our principal objects to
efficient committee to keep list of those of
comrades who may be in want of employment and to aid
I'll, obtaining ito keep list Of those who require
A. stance and to furnish them such little aid may
BIZ in power afford them These objects are the
main of making the organization. We are
here you small band of brothers and in every
sense of the word and shall be brotherhood
meDtd together by each others blood. These kind de-
monstratioOs such have had given to in Albany
and in Troy within the last few days and that with which
we been honored to-day IN New York are high
rewards citizen soldier wish for Nothing
aDy can be more gratifying to us than the applause of
fellow citizens and yet we feel that not
titled full expression of it. We feed that have
only done our duty you and as all our fellow citizens
would If they had had the opportunity to en-
gage in the with Mexico. We the only SOL
ders New York who would have done their duty there
and that account, perhaps we are not deserving OF
that need of applause which you wish accord to
We thank you from hearts tor the kind and atterng
which You have expressed yourselves towards
Col. Burnett then proposed.
The Registers Of the City of New May the
cord they be that the New York Volunteers thank
Drank with great enthusiasm, and responded to by
Mr. cooKl, q the Registers Office who gave
With Duncan and ssxtsrp Thew viii i've forever IN en-.
Lieut.. BnowEn proposed the Nrw YoRk HERALD, aud
afterwards the health of MIR. Hudson, Received with
cheers and applause
Mr. JAS. d. HErHERINcroS gave
The M r and arp knew
re%em1ered By his b,, s;HmpatriOss and c0untrymen
The surviving officers Of the New York Volunteers.
Several other sentiments proposed and speeches
most delightful manner The festivities being conclu
ded the volunteers were escorted to their quarters by
the Baxter Guards.
waImest terms of the kindness ana hospitality extended
towards them during their brief but pleasant visit They
received on the landing in Albany on Saturday
morning Colonel Frsbie and staff and escorted by the
Emmett Guards Artillery German Rife Corps and Scotch
Light Infantry to stanwx Hall where they breakasted
regiment N Y State Militia and conducted to Green
bush where they reviewed by Gov. Hunt, who de-
vered very eloquent address in euogy Of their brilliant
deeds In Mexico. The Governor then introduced
at his request, to each Of the officers and men.
They dned the afternoon with the officers of the
Twenty fifth and number of the citizens and left four
O'Clock P. NJ. for Troy. Here they receiv-
ed with the most haterng manifestations of welcome
and became the guests of the Troy Citizens Corps
They were, the evening, reviewed by
General Wool, of the u s. army, who paid warm tr
butte to their services and invited the officers to spend
the evening his house The company attended church
on Sunday, and were much edited by eloquent and
patriotic sermon from Rev. Mr. Angler. On Monday,
they Joined the citizens of Troy in the celebration of the
anniversary of the countrys freedom They much
fefed and compmented during their soourn in Troy,
and say that they would have been Hospitality enter
tanned there for six months The young ladies of Mrs
Wizards seminary presented them with couple of
hundred beautiful bouquets and wreathed flowers around
their tattered colors In the evening they dined with
the corporation and citizens and military of Troy
They also visited West Troy and experienced the
kind feelings there The volunteers here embarked for
home in the steamboat Francis Skddy the owners of
which refused to accept payment for their fares
rived in the city delighted with the pleasurabe excursion
they had made and the friendship they had met with
on all sides.