The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09

front OF Loyejoys (Forence Hotel Of Broadway
and Walker street and headed by their soul stirring
band marched down Broadway into the Park and drew
up in front of the City Han review The command.
ing and odery appearance of the of this company
and the high state OF discipline to which they have at
tanned have attracted the general attention and adra
ton Of citizens since their arrival In consequence
of this and an exceedingly fine morning thousands
Of persons had assembled in the lark to witness the dis
play. Mr.. Matse chief Of police with Of his i'm
mediate aids and captains Of districts early the
ground made excellent for preserving
order and keeping clear space. After the company
halted formed line and performed Of the exercises
OF the freock drill, they to attention, when
unanimous burst Of applause announced the pleasing
effect produced upon the spectators Including the
band. there seventy five upon the ground and
sixty.two under arms The uniform consists Of the
blue frock with scarlet epauletes black pants
dazzling Wilderness clasped 'front.' with shield
Of America for breast plate the head was decorated
With the ordinary artillery chaco surmountsd BY nod
ding pumes of scarlet The average height Of the
Is five feet eleven in physical appearance cleanliness
of arms and accoutrements and manly bearing the men
tllery company in the States, with the lauded
regiments of this powerful of the forcc Of either
Great Britain France The following regimental and
company officers present in command -
Colonel. ..............R. Crowden.
Quarter Master. .......F. f. Heath.
ray MASTER. - PatrlcK
Captain. ............J. u Evans
First Lieutenant. Nv. 7. Gardiner.
Second Lieutenant 49,. RI. d. May.
Third Lieutenant. -. Abraham Adams.
Fourth Lieutenant :. Charles whitney.
pany with Aldermen sturtevant, Smith, Barr and AS
sstant Aldermen Broaden, McConkey and Baker APP
peared upon the City Hall steps when the Chief Of Police
other members Of the Common Council. General Hall,
Major SANFORD Major Garrett Dyckman with the other
chief officers and attaches Of the various branches OF
municipal government also present. and congratu-
lated Colonel Crowden upon the appearance Of his men,
evOutons both in line and BY sections II then deploy
ed to the right and formed to Chatham square,
from which place the men marched past in quick and slow
the rsOrnstion q the line IN front Of the City Hal. the
officers and saluted his Honor the Mayor, and went
s:prims' Siosd,, Gre" and charge bayoust," were
minds Of the assembled citizens that the country
as thess-the really solid men Of Boston" The
continuance Of the exercises suddenly interrupted at
~ s
marched into the hall upon invitation Of the Mayor and
to y RAIN
they had to remain shut up until three In the
afternoon when they marched down Broadway to Fulton
street, passing Office upon their way to Brooklyn,
from which city they intended to return In sufficient
time to witness the at the Broadway Theatre
last evening very large multitude of people had
sembled the review and general sentiment Of
pride, esteem, and admiration in and for the company
pleasing in either public or private aspect it was TIE
general remark loudly expressed and re-echoed Of sor
and shame at the fact that Of military COM
panies turned out either to receive entertain escort
the artillery in around city. They have been,
their arrival the sole guests Of Colonel Leveoy by
discharged the duties Of host in which reflects
credit upon him citizen and soldier. The conduct
we did their chivalc bearing upoa occa
sons might inquire doest proceed from envy whilst
the idea Of churlishness is dispelled by what have
Of their social amenities upon other occasions The
fact there three companies in New York who have
partaken largely of the Inequalities OF this company
in Boston. They the City Guards y the Fifth
pany of National Guards,r and company Of CONT
nentals who feed and saluted in most generous
and complimentary manner upon a visit to that city
The entire of the Seventh regiment have also been to
Boston, encamped there and enjoyed it's Inequalities and
fun for week The Artillery were on hand then. We
have been to Boston would have turned out
the occasion but for the absence Of their commandant
OF interchanrns ovitiss extending
true New York welcome to the Artillery previous to
military music by Bonds band really deghtfn whilst
their uniform and array of brass instruments, in
perfect keeping with their character as performers We
trust the true soldier spirit Of Boston friends will OBJ
terate the remembrance OF any unpleasant feeling
utng from this occurrence and that the conduct Of our
companies will not be recprocated by the Of Massa
chusetts upon the occasion Of ensuing visits of the united
troops Of our mighty republic to neghboring city.
When an Hungarian traicker in rusty mukets and fray
ed saddles came to New York his military reception
quite different from that of the Boston Artillery but that
should form for any coldness of sentiment
feeling amongst citizen troops We understand the CON-
pany will visit Castle Garden to day at II accom-
panied by Colonel Crownen commanding the regiment.
The following companies passed the HERALD Office
Wednesday evening their return home from target
practice -
The Cornwell Guard, of the Eighth ward under the
command of Capt D. Baker, accompanied by bod.
worths cornet band. They mustered fifty four mukets,
and contended for twenty beautiful prizes which
were awarded to the most successful shots.
The Hays Light Guard, accompanied by Shelton's
American brass band. went excursion for target
practice, and presented very handsome appearance.
The target VIVA well Hddled.
Brooklyn Coopers Guard, headed by six pioneers,
der the command Of sergeant with leg, attracted
particular attention They mustered fortytwo muskcs,
and were accompanied by sheton's brass band
THE FIRST WARD MAGsETzERs This troop Of comic Al
cavalry passed office Thursday morning to Fulton
ferry their way to the country to enjoy their usual
annual excursion They certainly possessed magnetic
their grotesque costume and ludicrous bearing They
were preceded by very fine band seated in omnibus
drawn BY four grsy' and rode after two abrea to the
number of eighty or more, upon steeds Of every
riety Of breed condition and shade Of color The dres
Of the riders ndescribsbe There limitations Of
helmets Of every date from the time Of Constantine the
Great to that Of Oliver Cromwell inverted saucepans,
Hamlet feathers, and Irish "caubeens Harlequins,
Jack puddngs mailed barons warrior monks equestrian
frarsshod and unshod-were represented in the troop
whilst one gentleman went so far az to dress like
admirably There doubt Of the Magnetizers hav-
ing good fun The Masnetizers q highly indus
principally Of the New York cab drvers-men who work
day and night TO earn livelihood. Some surprise
expressed at the abeence Of French Louis from the pa
rade but the troop Immediately under his command the
BoDy Fuleers intend to parade the 9th inst when,
If the weather prove favorable, grand display will be
made
The Turks Itand Blues. headed by Manahen's Band,
also paraded Thursday and costendsd for hand
some prizes
The Mcconksy Guard numbering seventy Eve mus
kets under the command Capt. A. Hotchkss visit
ed starts Hotel at Harlem and contendcd for the follow
ing prizes;-1 large goblet and gold pen and pencil,
ticth ward, whose the company bears; O. A silver
cup: 3. heavy gold pencil set Of silver spoons;
g. five dollar gold pieces o. superb framed likeness
of Frank Pierce: T. barrel Of -four; rich cmbroi-
deredsatin vest The company ia composed Of the men,
bers # the Twentieth patrol district
The Young Mechanic Guards of Brooklyn, vent
on their annual target excursion to Mount Morris
Thursday accompanied by Wasces Empire Band, pass
ing our office going and returning This company
very fine set Of young men commanded BY Captain
John j Green, being well drilled in military tactics,
and are . credit TO the city to which they belong.