The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

bered fftyeieh rank and le The officers arc Captain
cond Lieutenant David d. Hart Third Lieutenant acting
Horato N. Hewett Fourth Lieutenant George w. Nc
member Of tina II Es et
The corps was accompanied by Dodwoths Band thirty
four pieces The fine appearance Of the company attract
ed much attention Their last visit to this city was In S43
Mt the Bunker Hill celebration. In the afternoon at
half three clock. the corps and Pilgrim Society,
with others from the city, proceeded to plymouth.
THE MILITARY AT CHURCH.
The Boston Light Infantry, Capt Ashley attended SER
yesterday at the Brsts square Church. in full uni
form. 1t expected that the New York Light Guard
would accompany them, but through the msunderstaud
ing alluded to above thsy did not do The Infantry
o the M ts ss
The services conducted by the Rev. Mr. Nyrck late
OF the Cambridge Divinity SCHOOL An excellent sermon
preached from Ephesans, 4th chapter, 18th
PREPARATIONS AT PLYMoUTH-THE APPEARANCE
OF THE TowN-SROwD OF vIsITERs, ETC.
correspondent Of the Boston Chronicle writing from
Plymouth July 31st, gives the following particulars
The celebration which takes place here tomorrow, to
commemorate the departure Of the Pilgrims from Delft
Haven in 1920. viii be the prandest affair wit.
pessed In this section Of the common wealth the most
extensive ARA gements hasiug been made by the
mee OF management and by the citizens generally, to
carry out the ceebraton in q worthy the
sicn Never have We reen such general fesling and
univer. discrimination to carry it out
team is evr ced by the psople Of this usually quiet
available point on the route OF the procession
and the whole presents gala day appearance,
offer from what would look for in the sedae home
The yations have been mostly put up under the
eul directions Of Mr. William Beals, and great is
toe ceperal desire not to be the way orna
ment that in order fulfil his orders he, with his
have been actively employment all cay to day
with the gooi Sescons on looking on approvnUy ana
indeed usDg hammer or working saw themselves in
order to lend hand
arrivals of Saturday and to day have completely ex
baused all the means of accommodation that the town
pied. The trains Saturday brought down about q
thousand persons who have beea distributed all over
the to~p the citizens veng with each other in offers Of
bospitaeE, as long vacant place remained In fact
the rush is so great that sleeping places sofas
stand at high premium. Rocking chairs in great
demand and even three legged stool is far from being
sneezed at Ivas Of the lucky that procured
whole sofa for all night and object Of envy to the
many lee pers on rhe floor.
There are many persons Of note now in town. among
whom Gov Clifford and gentlemen of his suite Hon.
JudgslWsrren, Hon Sycney Bartlett Rev. Geo. W. Blag-
den and Rev. Samuel o. good The last med gentleman
preached this morning 10 the Unitarian and deli
vered an exceedingly eloquent discourse of nature ap
hear the reverend gentleman and the church crowd
ed with attentive AUDITORY.
hon. Edward Everett will arrive on Monday John P.
Hale remained in Quincy, to pass the Sabbath, the
guest of Hon Charles Francis Adams, and will also be
here Monday In fact, nearly all of the orators ad
vertised are certain to be present
The New York Light Guard, with Dodworth q Band,
rived here this afternoon, and proceeded without milf
tary escort to their quarters, in large unoccupied
house Leydon street. belonging to Judge Warren
placed by him at their disposal The military portions
of the procession win consitt In addition to the Light
Guard Of the Independent Cadets who act body guard
to His ExceeDcy the Governor standsh Guards Of this
place Pmpton Light Infantry, Halifax Light Infantry,
and the Abr gton Artillery The various FIRE companies
for miles around will also be present to take part
in the festivities of the day.
Plymouth from its excellent situation, Is most beau
tifu and desirable place for resort, and its
people renowned for their socaby and hosptable
di position Most Of the houses in tho town evince
their evidence of their antiquity but they
are al kept in state of excellent repair