The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11
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The Military.

The Military.
7HF BosroS ARTILLERY We are happy TO perceive
that the commandments officers and members Of our city
companies have taken energetic aud decided step
retrieve possible the fame of the New York military
cm the depreciation which 1t sustained in the public
opinion. by the neglect shown to their Boston friends
We allude to the Lafayette Fusilsers When the
state OF facts reached Captain French during saoun
m the country be immediately cut short pleasing trip,
which be making for health sake well
ton dispersed knot Of friends and returning TO the
city waited upon Captain Evans at his quarters 10 ex-
press his individual regret we that Of his associates
IN arms for what had occurred According 10 ensuing
arrangements the Fuscers paraded yesterday morning
and marched TO the quarters Of the Artillery from which
both companies proceeded to the church Of the Rev Dr.
Dewey, to attend service The reverend gentleman in
remarks PREDATORY the expressed his delight
At bsholdirg hem and passed gowiog eu,ogium upon
CITIZEN soldery lie alec departed from the Intended
subject matter Of his discourse and preached eloquent
ssfmon most applicable 70 the occasion pointing out the
pece, sy and obligation which mau under TO faith
fully discharge bis duties in every position and relation
oS HE in which he may be plseea concluding with
opposite illustration from the hero Of Nelson Ira
Elgsr, the nspiiitng words up This flag England ex-
psc's .na. sey ah VI" cow nj s.' ny Ina
that be had discharged his own Military music
vas very properly dispensed with yesterday. At
Q quarter past o'clock this morning the
Iusileers will parade, and, in company with the Ar
ter march he BARCLAY street ferry where they viii
will then take both companies quests Of the Faseers
to his no. Ell where they Ill be entertained at cola ion
They will afteru ard fro Barclay to jersey
show the Artillery around and upon their return in the
evening IL probable they will visit of our placss
Of the Fusier officers making arrangements, and
hooking for suitable hotel where their guests can be
morning Tuesday being the regular day for the review
Of the brigade under command # General Hall the Fus
eers viii escort the ARTILLERY to the Washington Parade
Ground where they will witness the display The Artillery
viii leave The city the evening and Capt Frenchs
eempany win Escort them to the beat We understand
Q we'll Informed that upon the sion Of
the visit Of the Fifth National Guards Boston, guests
Of the Lspcers this company. commanded by Capt.
Hvans. brought down their guns and fired salute in
honor the oment the Guards stepped ashore This il
not entertainment in the binary Of the word
bat il is always looked upon as hospitality and mark OF
1espect
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, Oct. 8, 1852,
SIR-1n your remarks this morning after abiding
10 the lack of attention. from military, to the
company of Boston Artillery, now visit to this
city, you say, the fact is, there three compa-
mics in New York who have partaken largely of the
Inequalities Of this very company in Boston,
and among these you include the Fifth company,
National Guards This, sir. is an error, and cacu-
lated to mislead (no 6oubt, unntentionally) the
public, for l am not aware that the Eth company
have received any attention whatever from the
corps above mentioned; and, in justice to those
concerned, will state that. upon the recent
sion of the Fifth company to Boston. We went, aud
were received. rs the guests of the National L3u
sers, Captain GIBSON. by whose permission escorts
and entertainments were received from the New
England Guard, Captain Hsnshaw, the City
Guards. Captain French, and the Boston Light In
fan'ry, CTigers.) CaptaineCIark
The abeve is not intended to reflect in any way
upon cur Boston friends now here, aud deeply
gyet that such distinguished company should
enter this city without suitable escort, aud would
suggest that the fault hes parly with themss elves,
IN not communicating directly with the head of one
of The many companies always ready, and proud TO
act. upon such occasions.
BY giving the above au insertion, you viii greatly
eblige your ohediept servant,
J CREIGHTON,
Captain Fifth Company, National Guard.
Two very fine cor psnies- the NJ tsmora Guard Capt
D. Darcy ano Metsuors Light Guard. Capt Gallagher
passed office yesterday evening their return
nom jersey where they had been to bury the remains of
Dagi0 wilson oecessed companion. The united cpmpa
mics rumber one hundred mnskets and although the
rain poured oosu at The time they marched with firm
and well iscipDed Trend The uis ,sed
young men very wen matched in height and @sight.
and make fine show They were attended oy Ionahans
krass band
The colwen Mechanic Guard, Captain sn.di,ker.
visined Mott Haven New York Saturday last, for
tsIget practice commended for beautiful prizes
presented by the firm aud others The company passed
The HirALD Office in the morning rs they proceed
ing 10 the ground and made very creditabie appear
apce. Thy pssded forty muke and wpul dnubt
have only for he uuayor8hs state of the
weather The company composed of the mechanics at
tAchsd to the iron foundry Of Mr.. Lewis Goiweu Shell
tens American brass band accompanied them
The Howlapd and sioler Guards Captain whie.le
proceeded to Strikers Bay They numbered thirty
kets. AS many rs twenty prizes awarded viz:
silver cake basket gold watch silver watch fob chain
pencil pen. pencil pin ring ring hat porte monnae ring
tom Of coal barrel of sugar prizes of I've dollars
each, and two wreaths. The company q very good
display.
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