New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
~ TIFF BOSTON CITY GUARD.

a.. p,..,op City Guard. guests Of the New iorA
YssHos' - ,be dav al leisure, visiting az indiyidu
C7es.-s1 cartons places Of interest N me O'y an' '"
sHJ -. sveaing they partoOk Of sumpiaous dhhef
cry - ,hs yewYork City Guard ct the Irving HOUSE
s'a -, cot up the best manner. H..
ss 80. extending the length OF the spacious dhs
De- ..ass the head table were spread al cox u''
ro'S .,-ved and marched to music up to the pahqus
soSP'-c .t Ferris Of the NewYork City Guard P'e'aea
roo ,bou, no persons seated al the table AIMING
He' Cen. Hal Gen Storms Maj sprague ID com
% :, Goyernors leland, CsBt Lowell OF me army
p purdy. Esq, tx Capt MeArdie o. u'o |s.,
Pc ctv Guard, Lieut. Hathaway Of tne D''''" O''
Gsse sSa ssi, Of the room were shields bearing the
oe.s sbe r-esent and first officers Of me Two
ss The tables appropriately T an a
no l ns officer was a miniature Fort eieVsiea On
ofthe repre- sented being manned Dy s1S
6ecofsel Cc,v Guard On the RICH, Of the same taDIs
No. Banker Hi Monument and az me iei, Cnn,s
s Pyr amid On the other taoes "sf oe,s "a IN Bos
scsne design for q fountain TO be erected IA Dos
sose TENT military helmet mounted ana DINER ofHa
ps having being discussed and the sloh renSv ,b
Dn go ne uresidng officer. arose and edote'ssu '
Csf a,nressing the satisfaction winch u ahDfoeu
yok Cty Guard 10 NEE, their Boston iren'v "a
~ ~ .;op He referred 70 the VISIT OF inc W" ~
IA 80 po~top and the cordial welcome which thgy
e0nPeSsved Al the hands Of their present guests. He
ass 'srrrporneed the first regular toast
nh 80, Of u. United His Office the post Of honor
-, ~ the world. Nose BY bsndl
The second toast was 81 ,,,....oe ,ho s,.,s
c..~,.v Gyzsopr-Comrnandef' in-, hloi u '' ~
tssx.Yok ltheer and mu,le . H..
Gems arose and thanked them for the compliment
~ (0yernOr, and gave them
pD' -, If A> C,nu0npealtt Of Mgssaeh1N''
~ "a ,oas, was complimentary to their guests the
Bsos Fspch responded. lie acknowledged wan ' nam.
tsPs ~ s,,cu,iou which had been shO"eren upon usn
tans "a. "a welcome which he'd been given them they
Inc W.. "a 90 reciurocate. We have ever acknO"i
Fgp re lending Of your City a. at tie hee9 Vi o
tos and we are proud because IL u an etuenoe ~
American enterprise. He alluded aso 70 io toast
am ~ New York and gave them comPinnemst p
g. nan responded and thanked ms inehis % .lo 10y
e. e., their compliments to the militia oil 'hiS o'ao'
The fourth toast was ,n.oa,s
ia. nyv,y Of ne CRY Of ker- PoTk-Ihe man 'nu ID" O'
The following letter was read o,,c, Sen, 30 1853
Dear Sir bno by lind g pv; no S 70 se HOSE se
n.y. nj ssd rsget creuHs snees will depn'e me OF ~
.re Of joining Jour that festive occasion v,s7rsy,Lr
h Yo Pn,5 dTTy was announced and in behalf Of the
Mayor thanked them most kindly for the compliment
inch they had paid him
The fifth toast was
Major sprague in command at Govs[norFs iI and
n1ed lie spoke Of his regard Tor New bngia,u anu
,lonralanders Wherever be had met one OF them nc
IA fel Tor him fraerna feeling At Lake superior, a.
~ tsad waters Of the Mississippi and among 'ns savage
nj he
~ The GOOD opinions of the sayages and making tne W
c;SIized people. In oil parts OF the country ,ne
NJ Fnglander NAV be found He may come with wooden
s hut he is tlorel Referring to the members oil me
p," CIV Guard az New Enganders AS such he warmly
loned hem In coming 10 New York as the guests oil
ea New York CITY Guard they had difficult part 70 per
~ The oorre which have rendered them Their hospi-
% are distinguished the militia of the state OF new
yaT lie felt anxious when they were received al me
ps,,sy that they should acquit themselves IN soider IKE
a,ey and he was proud to see that they did acqai'
1s,n'alyes In credable lie gave in conciu
Sos a sentiment complimentary TO the military oi Ne"
Yoh and New England. ,-..,,,-....o ., ,,h,,c
IA The map wbofeon is marked the intelligence VI Puo'
"a ,ta onv Ard urogres civilization and the ars
", Otis responded at some length and IN hapPy man
90.
The seventh toast was r Il. ....ou.i / in,
NJ KeH A Thor ysoaThe remembrance OF ms personal Anl
a.. "A The New Guard 10 still green among gu
asoshts and memory ondy reyerts to nm As one ~no
humanity and mark the chafaetef Oi
Erpd IReceived with great applause :. - .oo..l,
Col Ibomrson responded briefly ana III an acceP'ap'
rmner In conclusion he gave; o.-o,
-, A, an, late Captain Of the New-YoTk City Guard
Can't McArdle responded briefly. The next reguia
hast was , ,.I.. ....s ,,o,,, soui. IN
devotion their country, which transmitted 70 toI
h6rsn will eve remain the strong am and proud 'a"'e o'
III sbopsrd Ouartermaster of the Boston City Guard
responded TO this sentiment $500.
6her sentiments were given and responded to by gen
,nen present and the festivities were thus CONTINUED
,st alier midnight The company finally separated hsh
II ESsGghted with the convivialitios OF the evening.
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