New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

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oBset ertoss; Brssse Jude Advoe1ie Ls-oogu. Esr
peer 2. serrell srissis Payu.stsr snA; b. s,ds
oussrHss'sr Q Hsro': Assistant PsJrn.ser. J. Smith,
sfvtsTa RE- sisfsT-C orlrn ,ud.J y c,l Dury.,
FiS Colonel Le7ertsi Ma vacant.
StqS oGe-T.-Psyn.ser Carpenter; oaart-rr..sr K.,.
| sietsnes Harrison o'dasne. oaHeer DiO,.
Thtssinert esed The ks'ionsl Guard sbou, s5
piece. Thew ba'e 100 stand q and coa,idsrei
the " Crses Regiment Of SsvYofb" The oicers IL tue
various companies follows sir, Co-pauy Cap, Pre-
,ssr sssSs cS5aI.ay CAPT ss;.t' Third Cam 6.Pt
csrt sosro.i Ei.hh Company Capt shun~.y; Troop Il
Iie4Ia RierSrsr r cOmru,ndea By 1t Co Lyon.
Fled CoiOael Lyons; Major ssst' Al
S,es oNo-'-Psym..,er c G w.srburI; or.r..rn,.te,.
J. hsihe.scn; Surgeons Mate. !. Aiken. Jr; Engineer
Tbi. called The Washington er,y. consist. of nine
companies Eve Of which cavalry. The infantry numbers
about 80, .ad the cavalry l,o neP u.--.,
B, Cspt Burseri Company G. Capt MeLes., Conp.oy o.
Capt. Lawrence Company 2. SsP. Bfosani GOvernor'
compsny i. 7,irysyyts.ha.iO9 Blvs; CAPT Z W Pat
NTSiiH KEsiMISi 1t Col D p Kelly eommsadinI
F1iS oeoey' -Lisuenant Colonel keliJ Major, Barney;
S@s Qssc.-r s6Ei BEsnssS; S..r..rp,:.r. T
This e.ed the rsS Volunteer. nuabsr about $40
Their Uniform !. green faced w.h bud and gold .ee
Ibmen. The captains Of the ysiious eonpsn-. o
S f, naD C e fsSm,s a1p G91 oi
c:p Vol 1T Ta1s 9Ts,. c' Michael d,i D.
1t. W. R. Murphy; Iriih Dragons Capt. P Kerhg,n.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
oi Robst Tstor; Brigade Judge Adyoeats N B L. Bna
Aid Camp. Letal, QusneImse II Eagle Psymss'er,
@ smib IT snter Z. J. HaudleJ; Volunteer Aide Camp.
This Brigade assembled Washington Parade Grouad L
fs s3iHs1;: OF the 1e'' '''''4a ', 40 ~ ''-
RED ofcer.-Leut Col Thomas Jones; s' O. J. Smith,
ADJ Henry A smith Ar nj. o-.-..--..-..-
Tho. t. Smith, Surgeon Engineer and Chaplain vacant. The
nsnry 10 this Regment are unfgIned IN blue and
MusLeeers Cspt Short Emmett Guards Capt Kellyi Ma
iions Blues Lieuensut Burmb. President Guards Capt
f. Cart Wtb.tcr The FLAX Company Of Alsry. called
hs koRs Cry are % Rs.%ss sy .b SaP H'n0
RLEylx1H andsd b Colonel 'aa Ss,1a
s. ''i Pine sH MsjOr t7'csntJ
Sfe QacrsPayms GiilesPe ou'Iterm.';ep o. Bren
bsyi'; Ai.sl.n:T ssinssi. Van BuIsn o,uou. x.vo,,
Ianes .pt clancy con,aeoti Guard Capt Helm City
Guard Capt Ferisi iIish American Gr,rd. Csp Brady
Guard Capt Murphy Union Rifles Capt Bonner City Rhes'
4wtITTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY Col stebbins.
rid o6ser'-Leu Col E b. Hart Msjor Fields Adju-
Stss 0cey.-Psy master A. Weeks. ousrteim.'er C. S.
w.,ts Surgeon woodhu Engineer sickes' Captain Saw
The Captains q the eOmpan, are =, foews lodepenieat
Guards; ds Boe Bsst s Bq. o'F "1,fsa5y RFo%p
Guard, Capt Dyckmsn; Washington Gesd, Capt Thomsi
The Gsde La Psyette Capt Lsclerc formerly attached
this giment psaded battalion aud not connected with
Corp, Of Engineers. recently organized Paraled with the
'- sprTynIsIH PrsrurNr-comu anded by Col Roe
rad Oaov' Leuten.nt-COlonsl, j. r. Ryan, Major, X.
StSg osr"~Ps;msstsI, W H. white oqsrterms,ter NJ
Convey; Acknowledgment wm 81 Giles Engineer, Tho'
Tbs regiment consists OF ten companies bot only six pa
r,{ed de remaining copsne. not yet hayiss their con MS
Their uniform Is csk Teeu faced With red and Pof'
ton OF them the stsie regulation cap
Mechspe Guard Capt Greene 'h taisef SsP' COZ co,
Huston fsushs Basgh Gua", Lieut. ksstiogi Brian b.
rsilme Guard, Capt beaiy
into column and marched to Broadway, along which
they formed in line the right resting Fourteenth
st. Here tie division was reviewed by Major-General
sandford and staff, after which the line broke into
column and marched round Unio0-squne to Four
teenth st. through Fourteenth.s to the Third ay.,
down the Third-av. to Tenth-st., through Tsnh-st.
and Astor place TO Broadway down Broadway to
ChambeIs.st through Chambers and Centre sts. 10
the east gate Of the Park
The streets along the line Of the procession and
the windows in arly every building were 6led with
peopl, who had assembled to view the military. IL
would seem almost invidious in MS to parteularize
any company or regiment yet we cannot refrain from
making mention OF the eth, list and llth Regiments.
THE REVIEW THE PARK.
In the Park housands had assembled at early
hour in the day-t having gone forth that Governor
Seymour would review the Division. Tae balcony
and windows Of IT, Hall were filed with people 1t
was O'Clock before the first notes were heard of the
band leading the Division, which were received with
much satisfaction BY the wearied and impatient
citizens
Entering the east gate Of the Park, the soldiers
passed before the City Hall being there reviewed by
Gov. Seymour Mayor Westervelt, and the Com non
Council. The Governor expressed himself highly de-
LIGHTED with the display Of the soldiers, and compli
1 mented them upon their solderly bearing. At
/ O'Clock, the last company had passed. the crowd
/ quietly dispersed, and Gov Seymour and sV'te, in
carriages, were conveyed to their hotel.
! Governor Seymour was attended by Gen. +. Ward,
Gen. G. W. Pratt, and Col. j. p. Muoiiofd.
Nothing can exceed the dsci pline aud soldier Ike
appearance Of our volunteer uniformed corps, VINO
take the highest satisfaction in qualifying smselyes
for duty and no where in the world can be found
finer looking set Of men than appeared on duty situr
day, and while daily engaged in the varied oceupa-
TORS OF life arc prepared for active duty, should their
country need their services. The brilliant display of
European pageant is confined 10 their officers, there
being no variety whatever to the uniform OF their
private soldiers.
THE CORPORATION DISNLR.
At ; o'clock Z. VI, numerous members OF the
Board Of Aldermen and Councilmen assembled by
invitation in the housekeepers roOm basement, City
Hall, where they RECALLED themselves with plentifui
supply of turkey ham, champagne, and cigars, with
several e cefera.. The table was rop!enshed three
time in succession the no. being large enough
TO accommodate all the company 81 one time, aud at
o'clock Councilman Brown was called 70 the Oh .ir
Among the notable guest present, we may mention