New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

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MOVEMENTS or THE CRY GCARD - Bosros-At ten
O'Clock yesterday rnng the City Guard Of New York
met their present guests the City Guard OF Boston a: the
Armory, Lafayette Hall The Boston Quad were thence
escorted by their military friends 10 the Crystal Pasce-
through which they shown After having viewed the
curioses the works of Ert and genius contained IN th.
building they set their and were met a; the
Washington Parade Ground by the Nai,na Guard of New
York Here the companies saufed each oer aud paced
by, each in mutual review when al back Lafayette
Hall Both City Guards OF Boston and New York were
for the day the guests of the Nat nal and here splendid
dinner prepared The tables laid in the form
of obong and the head and side tables were covered
with innumersbe dishes OF meats Of different descriptions
also with fish pies and other delcaces All was got up
under the superintendent Of Mr John Mofat and
done in the best style of those entertainments After stack
ing the companies marched in order into the room
and took their places at the different tables according
previous arrangement at the word Of military oommlnd
Capt Presenger Of the National Guard Of New York hen
stepped front Of the head table and having ceei HIN
Capt French OF the Boston and Capt Ferris Of the City
Guard Of New York he stated that the prsen; entertain
ment had been prepared for them and their commands and
be felt great pleasure in inviting them participate OF it,
Indeed he happy than when he had paid
visit to Boston when he and his company treated
with the greatest kindness and hospitality and he now
most happy to have in his power to recprocste and
prove he entertained grateful feeling for the kndneses
then extended to him.
Captain French returned his best acknowledgements for
the solcitude manifested do honor himself and the
Company under his command. Such scenes would beg (
all around feeling of brotherhood aud h dill believe
that 10 training could be conducive 70 a cOnsOda
tonof the Union than that which would be obtained in the
ranks Of The citizen soldiers Of the United States As for
com rel him extend fellowship and ED not to the Ma
tonal Guard the City Gaard Of Now York but to every
individual member Of those companies
Captain Ferris said that he felt greatly delighted a.
ing his Boston friends made happy Al las; nights enter
anment he could not come ont in the way he desired but
he did not desire why all present acquant
ed with the motive and least it might be considered he
wanted TO dispsrage any military company of his native
city and he unwilng to leave room for unbrage Bat
the best entertainment he could afford them 20 let
them refresh themselves with the good things before them
which they stood much in need Of after their long march
The entire military and their guests then commenced al
attack the edibles and there call for waiter waiter
from every part Of the room, and white and black
be inermncled with and crossing each other
having their arms full of dishes their arms full Of bottles
The knives and forks sounded pretty loudly but their
music completely drowned 20 the ear By the ncessar
sound Of the flying corks. The Maine Law did not seem
TO have many advocates there.
When all this double work Of eating and drinking hal
progressed for time the President Capt Presssngsr
commanded silence and called for bumper to the health
of Capt French and the City Guard of Boston His call
unanimously responded to- and three cheers and three
given in honor Of the Company. Capt French
returned thanks and hoped he would both the
lorn in who
New England welcome.
Captain Ferris proposed the health p Of the "a COMPANY
thanks and hoped the union Of the citizen sodery would
be e1emI1ar Of unanimty for all throughout the
Union.
The health of the Seventh Regiment was then proposed
and Captain Taylor returned thanks For the toast Of
the citizen soldery Of Massachusetts, Col Thompon re-
turned thanks.
The health of the friends who accompanied the City
Guard Of Boston then given aud Adlant Shepherd
loudly called on TO return thanks lie I'D he did not
believe that il feeling Of personal vanity that
induced any 90 Join in the ranks of the citizen soldiers.
They had al the good Of their country At heart which
they would at any moment be ready 70 dfend All per
sona feelings should then give way. and in order to in
this strict discipline should be enforced and main
tanned When the artillery Of that mighty military chief
tain Napoleon Bonapare was moving down the army of
the iron Duke the fatal field OF Waterloo. his officers
crowded round him and sked his permission to fire
charge Stir step, said he fire not shot, and to
second application he answered in the same way and al
ded: Stir not if you were 10 be- cut down all every man
and the officers returned to the their places and stad there
as quietly as men who had no lie. No sooner the
booming of the PrussGn Artillery under Butcher heard
and there certainty that the concerted plan of &C
ton had been carried out than he gave the word-op open
your ranks and fire and his army did open their ranks
aud poured in their fire. and with such an effect A. in
very short space OF time 10 gain the most complete, signal
and crushing victory of modern times Let Us then know
how to keep fire till the proper time arrives and When
il does let open ranks and pour in our he such %
will scatter aud rou and tLo worlds foes We
however solely TO rely Own arms and our
fire. but must put our trust ia that Providence ald
rely that God who has protected in our darkest hour
and gave us when weak, the means 10 conquer mighty
foe What was il but overriding Providence when
the English lying in force encamped at lcOnderoga
and ready pOunce uscrush hopes and trample
on our liberties that showed the brave Allen the sub
terTaneous passage by which he made his to the
campio the bed side Of their general who. when he
awoke by Allen and desired 20 surrender, asked
TO whom am to surrender! " To God. answered
Allen and TO the Continental Congress. So let our
TO all opponents be- You must surrender TO God
and 10 our countrys Congress. Cheers would con
ClUde by giving sentiment which may oher in
tie form Of prayer. Ii is the motto OF City Seal
"Sieut Pafritus Deus sicla sat Holas. May that God
who has protected Fathers also protect US Loud
Cheers
Some few more toasts given and responded TO By
Lieut. Hathaway of the Worcester City Guards and 9th
The Companies then formed into line and escorted
their Boston nds down Broadway 10 Wall, down Wall
Pearl through the Battery back the Park where the
Companies reviewed by Bngadier General fall The
and thus ended the military display for the day. We
derstand that the Boston Military return t. their homes
this day.
The Roman Catholic Orphan Festival, which is to
of Castle Garden Monday night next will doubt
call forth large share OF public patronage The Managers
appeal earnestly the friends of the Institutions for