The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
coMMANDANT or COMPANY A,
OF THE BOSTON ARTILLERY,
OoroRra u, 1852.
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Previous to the brigade inspection Captain Varien
Washington Grars entertained the officers of the r4gi-
ments. staff aud private gentlemen to q sump-
tuous lunch at his house ,crner of avanus and tenth
street Although the interval was short, toasts
were given as follows
''The health of Colonel Devoe " Three times three
cheers
1.-The Washington Gray and Captain vareu Cheers
and three times three
The press in general and the New York UERAtp .
Three cheers given for the HERALD and the Gray
sailed forth TO the field they we'll adorn variety
Of evolution executed to the delight all present.
and the troops formed aud left the ground the National
Guards marching by three rank formation They pre-
rented grand spectacle they marched down Broad
to Walker. up Walker to Centre aud Chathars streets
forming in the Park. Here General Hall detached the
Third company of the National Guard. commanded by
Captain Price to escort the Boston Artillery the boat
where the Wright Rifles presented them with beautiful
silk flag and they lpft amid the regret Of all Tue men
in The square numbered as near as We could ascer
tain
CAVALRY --One troop (gray) Washington G rays Afty-
seven; one troop (nue) Washington Grays forty; the
Irish Dragons twenty Fix aud infantry force
a Thousand men The Boston Artillery carry home
the Dect and admiration Of our citizens for
bearing drill discipline. and conduct whilst here Gap.
tain French the Wright Rifles and Light Guard made an
excellent effort to redeem the character of military
In this they heartily responded to By the Jersey
City CoDiinenfa Captain Pollard series OF festive en-
ment having taken place on each side Of the water
We understand that Brigsder General Morris will
his brigade TO day Brigader General Spicer upon the
21st end Brignder General Even upon the 18th. The
First divson--Maior General Sandford-wl parade
upon the 9th His Exceency Governor Hunt Is ex.
pected to be resent upon the 2ls and inspect tho
division
The Herald Guard will parade Ysxt Monday for target
practice. The company will number hundred mus.
kets aud some very valuable prizes will be shot for
The Walker Guards, John King captain paraded
twenty Eve muskes yesterday for target practice They
for:-l Silver goblet won BY Augustus rberry; O. Silver
cup Pbabiss Hofrman Gold pencil John Devauy; 4.
Cod ring joseph Fred; Gold ring john Henry s.
Gold dollar, Edward Flanagan 0. Wreath, Nicholas
Henry
The Rutgers Guard attached to Hose COMPANY No 90
returned from their third annual excursion on Monday
They commanded BY Captain William Pye and had
shot for nine valuable prizes which Of space com
peis us to nit the list of
The Marston Rifle Guard. numbering sixty members
Thomas Marston. commander went their second
annual target excursion 70 Newark yesterday The
prizes to the best narksmen we're awarded ~ follows
Patent lever oliver watch. Samuel Glover: silver
jug Francis Penthiii; g. Gold pencil Johnson Bur
rrli Gold ring William joel: g. Silver port monniae,
hsrrisop Hodesoni 9. Gold pencicsse, ). II Schube;
Z. Gold p, neil James Psrkinson Gold
VIM. B,odericki . Gold cameo breastpn WIN Go van
lick Hcrring IL. Wreath No. 9 John Dick
The Bropgtam Light Gnsrd Captain J. r. Riker,
passed our office on their return from Fast New York
gold loctet presented by p Coylc Esq by a. GilIon
ID gold pencil presented by AIR Gould by n. Brad
cell "a tp ndd gold pen and pencil presented by FIX.
rem and pencil presented by Vim W. Warner BY Is.
Donahoe: 5th. Eve dollar gold piece. presented by
gold ring presented by Mr. welch By Lieutsnsnt ..
McDermot; T,h double barrel pistol esened by the
Holm Guard by J. Cores; s'h, silver medal presented
by Morris by e. NJ Gone; 9th portemonac presen ed
by Mr. Welsh by N. Cuff 10th, silver pen aud psncil
presented by A. Weeks by orderly sergeant a..
HaIdiIg lih splendid book, presented by o. w. Hull
by r. w. Maler.
The Centre Market Guard. Captain James Hays,
went on their annual target excursion TO Mott Haven
and tbo for nine prizes LIST by ID. Gotham I'd by
J. lIutton 3D. by l.. Dugan; 4th by n. Barry; 9th by
D. Heferrn; 9th. by y. Moran 7th by II. Cunningham.
sth by z Kelly; 9th by J. Kelly.
Tux Dosvsnp Liouv GUARD, Captain Lyons, went
ont Ter target practice yesterdays They numbered
thirty mpskets and eleven prizes adjudged the sue
ccssfnl shots