The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-20

rrom The BUstos isnss. Jaly 1911
Arrapeements having been ma . this summer n
receive thk we'll known patriotic ccmpany BY the
A nsr -: sss. s:y ss.ss Asssy .ss
Worcester Depot. about nine o'clbck on Tuesday
morning, nusseIins seveaty 6vs, accompanied By
6helton's Brass Band
The reception was highly enthasiastac, tbs three
ssutee s%S ne snvesins snd % s
deiietousiy Played BY the splendid bands engaged.
TIE Boston Bsigade bard led the van Of the pro
o. sGaoa, which went up Lincoln to Summer, Summer
TO Washington. Washington 70 State. and Down
where Henry Dooiey. ESD, had prepared ! sobstan-
tisl and elegant
At breakfast the fistenal feelings Of the militay
comrades and their civic friends found expressions
in thoee scts of kindness and hositslty viii b be-
long 10 the hearts Of the brave and geserous.
After o few hours sI emit In tbs interchange OF
Civilites sno courteses with the NUMEROUS citizens
Of Bottom. who called either ~ person or military
friendl tile three Boston companies esco ted their
guests TO tie Common for review.
Cal tain Cas- acted "a Major for the day, and the
CONF anies were reviewed a. Q battalion. Major
General Samuel Andrews. with Gel. Cowd;n and bis
staff. then took the command. and the Geld review
gave great satisfaction, which was shared by
an immense coDcoure Of spectators
After doing Escort dnty u the reviewing ON ,ers
short interval ~ rest recruited the troops. and by
seven O'Clock the dinner commenced vt Park Hall,
The tabt dhonns,i,, at the head OF the room. WAS
occupied BY NEST Of che military gentlemen In this
and the neighbonng divisions Of militia. Capt. d.
g. Hogan. of the 5arsneld Guards, was chairman.
Lieut.. Cadopan was toast matter.
kegnisr- The President Of the United States At
home sboad the pclic, Of tho administration la
hsrnopy with the spirit Of tho age and his opening
commercial intercourse with japan proves to every n.
partial mind that he vice aud successful propayan
dist of freedom snd civilization -pre-ident's March
Az aoon as tie beeiing suhsided. this was appro.
ISv.( al -.
By C.l c4vdin-rbe Montgomery Guards Of Nav
York. By their superior plne, they show the
seite worthy to represent the Militia OF tho Empire
second Regular Our Guess--The Montgomery Guar Ia
Of New York-We hid them cesd mithe fsiths-May
they derive pleasure from their visit thu Athens Of
fmericr-wb-re s'ards the cradle ~ nnerty-and like
their Dlustrcus protoye Richard Moe tgomerv to
fetsiep and successful candidates for glory
Hand OF Friendship
THIS brought three times three, and one more.
y was responded to BY CAPT. rhos: 9. Murphy. Of
the Montgomery Guard. In very felicitous speech.
and when bis early days at Fort Hill school was
mentiog ed, tesrs came into the eyes Of faces not
uH d to the melting mood.
Third Rexulsr-The United States. Hall Columbia
RESPONDED to In . very happy manner by Major
Ben Perley Poor, and cl,sed With beautifully apt
quotation from Moore, 70 which with his proposed
sentiment) the band gave The Last Rose Of Sum-
mer."
Fourth Regular-His Excsllency Governor washburu
Nay the arduous duties his high station discharged
In creditable to himself and conducive to the
prosperity goo0 order Of Massachusetts,
This was responded to by Major Bullock In .
speech and sentiment Of great spirit, and highly
complimentary to Irish born citizens.
Fifth RegulAr-The Mayor Of the City Of Bostcn-En-
dowed he ID with cultivated intellect, may he be
succ~ssu In the civic chair and render his services
ceptsbIe to the citizens. :" Road TO Boston {"
Responded TO by Col CowDIx, with neat speech
and happy sentiment His Honor vas obliged to
attend the funeral Of . member Of the city govern
ment.
si.,h r.ssl.r,1h. Army and Navy q .s: DATED
they continue Geld food fearless piano.
Pile. Of american glory .'Giendon Polka"
Capt. Cas- although laboring under distres ling
hnarseness, respond.d with speech full Of pure and
sound American republicanism, and calamity intro
duced-
S.p,:s c.::O.r worthy guest. =:
pathies and most grateful recoecons Of the Father
Fifth Regiment Of Artillery. The Flowers Of May.
The Colonel called mp two Of his aids, Adjutaut
F. A. Heath and Qnartermaster Fisher, ssying that
the latter was just the man TO settle the fishery
question. Both gave good speeches and excellent
toAsts.
Eighth Reeular-The American Press-MAy its dsfeuc.
Of repub lean iusttutons be sturdy. phosophc, and
perps but let Its advocacy Of truth b free from thu
= This ..es hrieiy responded to by J. FRANK LAx1x
fsg.: 2. tne S s,sy L.:pateh WHO proposed
Ninth RegulaT-Our Ps.sspt Guests--We feel hoooret
z. sh s:.Is ss.s for they :s!ss 4 che:
spirit q hospl atty. Han . The Chief
East Boston, In Q very feeling speech, full Of his
torical illusions and patriotic sentiments.
Tenth resular-Our worthy Breadisr General Samuel
Andrcws aud staff Tho American Star
The Chair read letter fsom Brig Gen. Andrews
explaining why he was unable to attend In the even
ing. and closed with very beautiful sentiment "a
which the band played 1.-THE Lass with the Bonny
Eleventh. rcsular-Major Robert l. Burbank and staa.
My Boat IL on the Shore.
Responded TO by Qua.termaster's Sergeant B. F,
RUSSELL, in manly .peecb Of purely patriotic feel
ing Tncn ne n psna Then responded 70 BY giving
Twelfth Regular: Major Ben. Perley Poor and stat.
The ssll. Liant. Major yssp0ndsd in regular Day
Darby, who gave Tho Empire State"
Th,i.s.nth Resulsr--7hs Columbian Artillery. 'Bsnd
Responded to by Lieut. Doherty, in behalf Of Capt
Cass.
Fourteenth RegulAr-rhs sArsnsld Guards Gary
Owen
Ably responded to In very spirited speech BY
Lieut.. Cadogan, who then proposed
public
Letters and sentiments wers read by the chat,
from gentlemen unsvoidsbly absent, such a Albert
j. Wright Of the Pulaski Guards, DR.. T. ]. Smith
and others.
Volunteers began T. pour in upon the toast master
vailed.
To toast for the Boston Press, Mr.. Donshoe. Of
the Plot, was called upon to respond. That rem
tleman closed his happy remarks with singing the
Irish Brigade Song, beginning, LET us raise the
green Gag high !"
One Of the most touching Incidents ofthe evening
(next to the patriotic inAuences,) drinking IN
solemn silence to q scntms nj in honor Of the 10
nented James Shelton, founder Of Shelton's Anne
riCan Bras Band 10 New York. To this the Band
played an appropriate dirge.
Altogether, this was an occasion Of rare enjoy
ment and We trust that tie lovers Of mis- ,hief and
dsunion may learn lesson OF rebuks from this gio
rious exhibition of national brotherhood and genu
Inc American republic anism. With such citizens
and such soldiers, our happy country Is safe from
all enemies, at home or abroad.
WESLEYAN UHIvERsiTY, AT NORTHUMBERLAND
literary anniversaries Of this institution vii, bs
celebiaied in the Methodist Episcopal church q,
Mtddlatnvp an thu Q0fh snJ ~ ~ urt., 81 L.