The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

Tie Eighth regime nd the Ninth also are with the
alye entitled 10 much praise for their hne display AMI
sLilful soiicry evoluons Had the day been any way
decent even, the display yesterday, would no doubt
have surpassed any military inspection which has taken
place this year All the regiments were attended By
their various bands and during nearly the whole day
TOmpkins square resonant with sweet music Thou
ness the display, and none were found Wiling to refuse
to the Third brigade their hearty praise companies
after the inspection broke 1Apks and marched through
the various streets of ths aty The National Guard
paraded down Broadway and, usual they were fol-
lowed by large street procession who never tire to
look upon them.
TARGET COMPANIES THE POLICEMEN SOLDIERS.
In addition to the above regiments OF regulars there
large turn out Of the volunteer soldiers Among
the Police Guard, Captain John A. Ricard. This
company consists only of the members Of the Police
% s s a.
the display Of Of the companies Of the regulars Of
the Third Brigade in Tompkins square. This company
kets They passed our Office ON their return from .
target excursion having contended for prizes as fol-
/, Geo. Bingham, gold watch; 2 Capt, John A. Rcard
silver coffee pot g. Fran White silver teapot T. Daniel
Linn, silver pitcher, John Cowen silver sugar dish
silver cake basket s, John Robins silver pitcher O.
A. Ayres, silver milk pitcher TO- A. Pesrsal silver
psne vsr
bacco box; H. John Mcmahon, silver goblet; Is, T. =.
H.rvey silys. goblet is D. Tracy silver YER, sVs,st; H.
gold pencil 10, Joseph De Bender, gold seal; 20 John
Willis gold pencil o. Reuben Knapp revolver; 20, Jas
Van vliet eight day clock; %, John Roch pistol; a.
Henry Newman, silver goblet; 25 Lawrence Do LAney
silver tobacco box &C. Ed Husstis gold pencil a. JAS
Miller ton Of coal 2S Rose, pistol 29 Geo Perkins,
hat 30, John Hays, hat 81 James Wade powder horn;
Jones; 81, Swaine 1indsley, black silk cravat.
This company carried well rddlsd target, and were
attended by hne brass band.
In addition TO the above have the following pArades
which have passed our Once since Friday LAST
Andirondac Guards from jersey, principally the e-
poyes of the Adrondac Steel Wsrks Of Jersey City,
numbering 40 muskets, joseph kcManus commaandanf
which three silver gobAets, beautifully chased
They returned with good target lsft Jersey
Cty-iteraliy split and torn to shreds
The Begg Light Guard, commended by Captain John J.
Culley numbering rs muskets proceeded on their fourth
annual excursion to the River House, Harlem. They
accompanied by Manaban's brass band and twenty
prizes awarded to the best shots fno company.
The Greyhound Volunteers attached to Engine Com
pany No 1S proceeded 70 Newark their Arst excur
sion fer target practice The appearance Of the target
their return, bore unmistaksble evidence Of sharp
shooting and their soiery bearing was deserving Of
much praise.
The Pickwick Guard, Capt NJ Stack, composed Of the
members and attaches Of Knickerbooker Hose Company
No parsded for target practce and visited the River
House, Harlem, where they contendsd for quite large
number Of prizes. They were accompanied by Kids
Cornct Band, and made . very fine appearance. They
numbered thirty six muskets-
We may also mention the following companies:-Se-
cond Hook and Ladder Company, Capt Nicholas Reddy
Clinton Volunteers Capt Henry Lewis Reynod'a Guard
Capt r. H. wech; ShafteS Guard Capt. Ullman; Brown
Musketeers, Capt G. Heath: Nassau Guard, Capt. p.
Mullen Meagher Cadets Capt c. Huston, and the Moat-
gomery Guard, Capt Hsghes. They all looked well.