The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-26

Tue Military Tsra Ous.
A. ssusi eur nihssry fslssas out % great nam
sers yesterday ne. Fs..ss ssA repasssd IN review
tsfcrs she IigAsp cn,e ssa kspt ~ ceasAat stream
susa late ia the sserisx ssrh 81 the nssie q
very ssesesshls ehsrsessr sss thea shat wanted %
quality u asas ~ bosA 10 variety and sssssisy TIE
rsees performed wese q al lints, iren
Grave 10 gay, from isely 10 ~ysss
sfssd.. Oh We Noe. /" aus sfish Celsnsss,' Moses
- Fsyp'" sss Over 70 Jersss" "oid pss Tray" and
to 's'sr sfsarl@i n&nser uRiasss Tssale poc' ssd
ssnsinx' os ssiis MIR" al ssse played, sad id
wsan@s tho ~seet-s great aeas 90 The isaa.,sy, 70
uos on hs taste ~ the perfosmer.
he dsy -. n,ls al psessaSi, sss me esly drs~
esc. usserfu sosastoa % the streets vhch
sers se~ ycrt streets ssuslls are. very @sisy A.
mo.s 81 ,'s ccmrsass composed 81 ola eitissas
rls tra,ag sissssss.ss 500 @sch ssticea.
indeed shey seemed rather 10 hks "a than esherwtss
Among the compsn~s that attracted the west xstea
ton ~ coarse the Fsntastlcsis sbe eut To-
great We thoaxsf that sethlsx could se fus
sasn the turnout q Thanksgiving but y~s,sr.
day thsev that eomrls'el. 10 he shade. fsissars
army srre noi . cireuma'aace 10 the bo-ey Guard
the sisnshs- sasoAers u 10 rumored, however, that
q tie Funny Fellows gut soto serioas ssmculty
Richard, Tie fion-hssrsed, who vas rerrssessed BY
very small with . weak voice, called Hamlet
II FOR the n'efposon q Nose ~ho contrary 10 an
rule, YER. pesoesbly disposed gentiemsn, sgAt
might have ensred Father Mathew, are grievea 10
learn go very drunk, and when last dascinx
fsndsago WITH william Penn In The distribution Of
prizes noticed that Alexander the Great string
Of onions, while ssyiock the lev, the winner q
h'ue PIG. Apsicseed nnn, With red moustsche, was
the happy owner Of couple OF doll babies, OF
taio color while stern looking anchoriie bore couple
OF turkeys slung across mis- shoulders.
We would Ike 10 say more OF cemca friends, but
space viii not permit We hope they may live thou
sand Chrsmases, and that every year they may grow
IA me thar ."sS oos a 20 %
who particularly attracted our attention noticed
The Ryudsrs Gr nadiers whose excursion came Cd yes
erday, and notwithstanding the almost impossible state
rthe streets, made fnF and most mposng sppes
The entire line Of route crowded with SPECTATOR
anxnusly awaiting the arrival Of this ed Of
them and Witnessed their magnificent appearance
fully Ieraid for their trouble The first company o. ca
valry under command of Major Farnswofh CT the Neg
York v lrneers, numbered thirty the artillery under
commanJ OF Captain James Reed, numbered forty two,
proceed by the stan OF sixteen commissioned otcers
Eve under command Of Captain NJ. cregier lieute-
Of fifty pieces, preceded by Drum Major Richard Donald
Ncxt came tic infantry, consisting Of two companies,
under comms nd Of Captains Vim. wilson and Henry
kvcrs, numh ing leo muskets together with twenty
commissioned and noncommssioned officers,
standard bearers and color guides On arriving nj the
Park at the termination Of their route they werc re-
viewed by Bre,t Brgader General Ward H. Burnett of
the New York Volunteers, and other distinguished mill
The battalion then marched to rsmmany Han and
sat dow TO most sumpuous dinner, prepared by the
propretors, Messrs. Howard Brown together with in.
whom distinguished personages The dinner being
thoroughly discussed, the wit cloquence and gallantry
Of the Rynders Grersdiers were then admirably dis
played. The following were the regular tos sts:--
The President OF the United Ststes---Music, " Hail
Columbia m,h Responded to BY Capt Eynisrs.
Governors March" Responded 10 by Hon VIM.
w. Tweed.
D. The Constitution Of the United states-Music,
Kelly.
T. The City Of New york-Music, Empire March"
Responded 10 by Sherman Brownell, Esq.
s. The man whose name bear-huslc " Hail to
the Chief" Responded 10 by Hon. David 'Kecfe.
Responded to By Capt Ryndcrs, in which he alluded in
eloquent language, to the vsor and efficiency Of the
New York Volunteers during their csmpsien in Mexico
!. Woman husic-"Let tho toast &c dear woman
Responded to by Richard Connolly, Esq In happy and
appropriate manner.
Several volunteer toasss were afterwards given and
drank after which the party separated in the best pos
sioe humor not forgetting the widows box they ler
The following also attracted no little attention.
Liehtmen's Guard, Capt. J. Hart, whteworth's
Band, turned out forty muskets They had a magni6.
black Dressed in plain blue jackets with open ronts
exposing plain white shirt, black cap, With silver
tnsel band Surrounding IT,
The Donovan Guard, Capt. james Murphy, Shclton's
Rand, about forty muskets
The Peter Maker Guard sixty two muskets James sut
to ton captain splendid company Went 10 Polock's
The John N. French Guard, Captain John Gilmsrtin,
OVER thirty muskets.
The Union Cooper Guare, Captain j. Gardner accom-
panied by Robertson's Bend
John H. Briggs Musketeers, Captain John barrow
forty msskets; Dodworths Band.
The United Guard had pleasant time Of Il last nisht
At their fifth annual soree at Nblos The dancing was
kept up to the "wee short hours syant the twal BE-
fore they put an end to their merry making.