The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
The B0ssoa Cisy Guard.

Aho nOssOn Oisy 0ucsO
DINNER AT THK IRVING nousE-sPEEeHEs, 7OAsT5
GUESTS, ETC.
This military vititers cur city from Boston rest
yesterday II m the fetigue Of the day before till th
evening when they escorted 70 ths Irsiug House
cpss II the yichest OF the lpd, In satipg and dink
| ing suuItuouS dinner given BY the New Yerl
City Guard 10 their guests ut whioh they sat down
about O'Clock Tbs ents,tsne repaired to the qasr
ters OF their vssfs ana ecoted them to the Irveg
eo~fsesd BY the bands OF both h,t,.Cted much
.,aa ~ light for they might challenge the
- 70 pIoduce q more imcosipg body Of msn The
lining room St 'he Irving was arranged with taste
una rhe erection of the propretors OF that IA
essb ent Borrouehs Doolittle The loog table
he epsfN' length Of the dining asnsed By table
for the ..yN guests Awong thoss we no osd tbs fol
oSjpy.- C,,, ~ m. Hall, Gen. Storms Elijah Purdy Msj
sprreue Uri,,d ,>>tes Army Capt. Lowell d., N.
| kcadis ex CssI Ms~ York City Guard. OK Lieut..
Jcssh Hsdesn ex Qosr> >arma.ter D q Gregory.
a' nshs u n. Of e. Of s1us tss
svssest trans wn,l. trs conaA'y marcseS 9TH svsn
tread into the d'bii ovs ne gnests' table we're
cns, Of Of the State s'a upon the wsl' arou.a
tbs entire Iotm se,e hune tina usme o. 'ne oinoers OK
both coparie. The tsbiso loaded H. vn with no
| bait and all did their duty who sat tR'ouud tc>u .
The dinner cummitfee spp tinted ~ the COUP NY 40.
serve cect for the successful maoner in which snsy
Ferris $ A waii., DR.. Fisher, VIM Whiternan, G.
Storms, l. Waugh
Several letters received from invited guests who
| Irr,se vu0v u,Iwx
VIM H. DRAPER saa
to dine with the cisy osins ssvias
m as Sssen VII :; wnes s
riy resic' 70 'h0~' sho oeAsSe me- ogss
New York. Sept 20. 1885
usie aiso tesa c, troo nnson pTSPes onH,.es
BuITitt, aI6 othsrs.
Az lsts nnur IN toe ssenmg toe Ching room was
ys'ee ny e6 WIN. RAND n@leeaoner 70 the worlds
frH F0n hehtucky eid hr. Carccn, orother OF the
diers in arnis and ac,ed conspicuous pIt-espscisy
the former IN tbs Mexican war; they nc douot felt At
hcIoe In company OF Soldiers Besides themselves We
believe thtse was not another person in tbs room who
had been In Actual service exceHog Major SprAgue md
Capt McArd,s the later Of WHOM acted ln the Florida
war
ard pies attack made upon tho spsraheg cham
aere snd other wines, and thea the toasts
ans 'pssches Of tse evening": r,, ,,..,., ..>. ,,,
Of eloguence = as solo~s-
Felisw- -sodisIs-A' reunion of this kind carries me
IN s ss ca
20 w eu The o the
r,d Wa can show no snah u,cture AZ thi, IApoleuse
There are 10 doubt uary here ho ever mot Til ycstsr
day. but before they came tege her they felt that they
you. share our hespi altss with willing haad .ve
'cm DIM ptg"as ~ ths ooe tho oos g
hcnor world Music by the BostJa Band.
The second toast
Of New York %usic BY Bioonss los hand = '"' ''-''
Cen srosau-As a psrsop.l friend of Gov Ssyr,our
ye,urn xou his thanks Ar IL would propose
The health OF the Gov Of the cSnmonsssith OF Ma,es
'hTs.'i. Tss n.,t P,sss to.s, with w.," applause
obserst our o tho:s hospitality, from
wasnn MIN Una. sscL 1s; ts"p,e wnefs nsc
by Blcomaeld's bnad.
C..., rneyru Cour.rds, 80 ~ po.+or C,ard va.
,ssc :. fo,,oas FII, so,Sier. ~ Nsw York IT i
18th Sse,n~s of ,bs inoat hesrte gratitude that
rise 10 e. pord 10 this toast Whcr yesterday morning
the booming csnpor Welcomed Us 10 the Battery, Il
| told us loudly and sloqusntly. that were 10
the mid Of friends who delighted TO 90 us honor Ap
snip knowing the srate'ns feelings which existed bs
tween US lAppiaue Inc c'vnIoa Ms ~e,s 80 .orsu
Dae to pay to your corps wne yea were In BOSTON
Ictnng more, We es,eeneo ha .nsn I sou.e. M 10 uu
The 80 der let him be found ~hers 20 T on tne osns
ci6c, he is true soldier he Possesses the same feel
Dss. (Appau,e AAo~ me to thank you again i0T ,ne
you they have been appreciated BY those under my
cnnmard ID COZ e'usi"n iet me give tne sSss%en.
o. hs citizen sdsry Of our Union n
Msyyasd MI bv Abundant rrosoerity -''''N'
Great cheers were given for this sentiment and for
csn H.,, tben s.id-Aalov ma "a n,ouoss thia senti
Gen. nA'A 'nen sA'u-1"o" NO ~ p''f0'' Wa
as ns Of s
/ liberty which was there fret vindioated.
| The next regular toast was--
Tbs Ms1or OF the Citv az New York-he Office and the
| ma (Chcers and music By the band)
| Capt. FERRIS then read the letter from his Honor.
IEr1w IRON rHK MAYOR
| MAvon, OFFICE: Sept. 20 1853
Dear sfr1 am honcred BY your kind nytsson to attend
the festival to be sMen 20 the boston Sunao
vng mouse on the Zls anu tegret tnss
VIZ WI. IsL,i's s;ap yomrs % "a yary @ p0 pt~s,v " - ~
| JACOB A. wHSrERvELT.
Aldayuar prpDy then sad-Whrn the chief ma
- s. ~ NJ w - Sono,ss ~ this ~av .honM he
VI n.y oNn Wv - 80. - is ~. - 1890
wAnt,ne vi propes .put. ~ - - n uN s " tS H.
| as a's .hs .onn,,m.nt % snn h.~s na,G him
| - A
The next toast was-
Ile army are navy fsnsic-. II uedy. hess Body."
Three cheers were men given WITH entnusasm.
| Major sPRAGUE of tho United States Asmy, responded
\ as foitows:--
Gsptlemen-I think Y am unfortunate in being called
upon ADDRESS you after the eloquent speech We ha
| lust heard from the commander IF our guests. sm
| proud that he came from my own native State GAP.
psuie Under wha, aver circumstances have been ,it
| uAttd. l have al"ayn welcomSd new Eng snaer