The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06

t. stage but whsrs they came from could not see
M. 6olonos Webb q Fnty-si street, ass tesH
It,. giving about The same version Of facts rsspset
II Eiw.rd Y, nazro., Of go Hudson street, testified
sAaA.g to which, he t6t he the HiberniAns
6ook Aovn two citizens and beat tAem, also knock
Mr.. Robert n. Sutherland conductor on the
HndEoa River Railroad, testified to the main facts
s assisted the Police ss' some some five or six
Of the Hbernans had hold Of officer McPhsrson and
received several SoS nsesss the s hi. wiz
also states that he several OF the Hbernians
sks a their badges. put them nto their pockets and
Several other Witnesses testified tho facts and
Jan. ndus the marshal Of the societies. % bail in the
sun 81 Is O00 to answer the charge OF riot and all the
other prisoners held in the OF $500 each The
required amount OF bail entered into and each one
was liberated from custody.
TIE citizens who witnessed the riot award to the po
lice much credit for their unhnchng conduct and prompt
action exhibited in quelng the disturbance There was
however ore very unpleasant affair which reflects on
policemen Patrick Kelly aud John Kusck Of the Ninth
ward station. They it appears are natives OF Ireland
and kind Of ympa'hy or favor was extended by them
had been placed in their custody for the OF being
conveyed to the station house we're liberated and al
the conduct Of these policemen ordered them to be S
vested of their star and club and placed under suspension
for trial.
The Review Of the Military.
The military display contained no features of parti
cular interest; the Of the troops delayed,
but Why know not, far beyond the appointed hour
Fortunately, tho day not excessively warm, the
storm Of the preceding Sunday night having cooled the
atmosphere and the torrents Of rain that fell during the
same having rendered labors Of the s.aveugers
completely superogatory. These circumstances con
Joined With coudiuess of the skies which prevented
PhGbus from dartipg the fierce Of July sun upo
ths devoted heads rendered yesterdays march through
the streets Of city much less tosome TO the military
than it would otherwise have been. Notwithstanding
the extraordinary fall of rain the streets in toe
rabiy COED condition Broadway in particular that the
march was Q dry pavement and yet unaccompanied
with dust This alone been or eat boon, for
No cannot conceive anything more uaendurabe than
march through the hot dusty streets of New York under
Q scorching July sun.
The line OF march round Union square to Seven
tesath street. through Seventeenth street to Irving place.
through Irving place Fourteenth street. through Four
teenh street to the Third down the Third avenue
to Tenth street. through Tenth street to Broadway, down
Broadway to Chambers street. through Chambers street
and Centre street to the east gate OF the Park
As the troops paed through the Park they sauted the
Mayor and Common Council, who present in front
of the City Hall for the purpose Of passing them In
view panied by many visisrs The above the
only episode in the events Of the review deserving of
tice The troops, who reviewed. consisted Of the
Fret Division Of tn New York State Militia under tbs
command Of Asjor General Charles W. Sanford, and
amounted to eleven resinents It expected that
there would have been another regiment present namely
that which has been Atey organized under the command
Of heagher, Esq the iliustrous upholder of civic
FORCE but believe that their uniforms not ready
IN s 70 allow Of the o. sae above reg nsst
tonai Guards who preceded the General OF Division and
his Staff, followed by
Horse Artillery and German Dragons.
Empire Band
LIST Regiment composed of American Rifles
Band.
ID Regiment composed of The State Guard Highlanders
German PiAes and Continentals.
Band.
Sd Regiment composed of German Hussars 1st ID and
80 squsdron and Csrabneers
4th Regiment, composed of New York Hussars and Ger
Park Of Artillery
Band
9Th Regiment Us fer son Rifles.
Shelton's Band.
ssh Regiment consisting of Gouvernsur Guards and Ride
Compsnies.
7th Regiment, consisting of Washington Grays.
Adkins Band.
9th Regiment. consisting OF State Fencibes.
Msuahsn's Band.
9th Regiment, Irish regiment. horse and foot.
Dodvorth's Band.
10th Regiment consisting Of Lancers, the Lafayette
OBren Guards Mitchell Rifles, &c.
The military were not accompanied in their march
by any of the Benefit Societies, although we OBJ
served sevsrsl Temperance Societies and others
through the Park before the arrival of the military
IN numbers. We missed several Of our s'crack" city
companies, whose splendid uniforms form strik
ing . feature in military PROFESSIONS. Many
of the mill In regiments moreover appeared not TO
have their full mplement of by any means that
cannt classify the review among the most splen
did There was not .pparsny 50 large vs Lumber s of
in honor Of kossuh although there are at present
regiments in he Fret division than there we're then
The custom sslHes fired at sunrise and at
from the Battsrythat in the morning BY detachment
from the First Brigade, commanded by Brgaeer General
Spicer. and that at IL by detachment from the
Brigade under the command Of gsdier General Norris
aute Of twenty enc guns Wa likewise fred at one
T present '0is' IN Inc EAST '''f 0pf''''s A' A''
Tho fine weather of yesterday for it was Just the day
to enjoy of door emit not being too warm and
the slight shower that fell during the review not worthy
Of notice drew from their homes immense multitude
Of people The City Hall Pa k was crowded to witness
the review Of tie military and for hours previously thou
central point Of atrscton Nearly all the stores 10
Brosdway closed with the exception of few confec
TONERS.
Soldiers OF the War OF IsI2.
The surviving veterans If the last between the
United States Great Britain bled ct their head
quarters No GA Lssenard street TO celebrate the natal
day Of the Republic. They the usual Uniform of
their corps consisting Of the plain citizens dress with
side arms and cocksde hats Under their Com odant
Captain Henry Raymond, they marched to the City Hail.
to receive their old companions in arms who visited them
from every section OF Union. The veterans
escorted by the Continentas under Captain
mit and durog the day they introduced to Mayor
Cestervelt and the Common Council beiag their guests
thu day A the ceremonies of presenting the
Nd soldiers to the City Fathers completed, the
rps formed in line 10 witness the review OF the troops
Major General Sandford. After thu the veterans aud
heir country guests marched to the Court Rooms,
where they were eloquenty addressed by the Rev. Dr.
Peter Van Pelt. WREN the address was concluded
the Declaration of pendence read amid enthus
aatic sppIapse TIE Hon Col Southerland OF Pennsyl-
vapia then presented to the company, whom he en-
tsained by glowing euogy on tn, patriots OF the Anne