The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-29

done on thatd,y. It's history had yet TO De writ en-
Tic s ldiery had been spit upon--mis lies thro "a
n on tEsro-0n3 II half TIE insult had been oaeted
3 single member IS citizen, = hiGh lad beeo cast
upon tie corps as a mass that member would haze
seize, The piscrs ant aud hurled him 10 TIL dust
(CheeYs.) BIZ. the corps did their Iuty without
word a threat Of dance, waiting foc orders,
ireading the last extremity. Col. Wtigh ras p1r.
ticu0iy eloquent ia his illusions 70 ,se conduc. Of
TIE patriots OF Buoker Hill, and 10 that Of thosa
who d5ien ed TIE Blston Court House Oh The N
Csabls Ok casion last summer. RE former Gas ne
b ginrirg of American freedcn-tbe destruction
OF he Court House would have been the end If IL.
Nrni. uss ehetrng3 l. 20 c'us be gay; ssh,
timeft 10 honor OF tie alliance OF Bipker II III aud
Fare al Eal by The aALexat ~ q ChariestoTn 10
Boston.
TIC AM uel parade If tie eli Boston Light L.,
faLtTt, alias fire-s,' N matter of iD-4r5st 10
uany Of the New YoIE readers Of tie HgaALD,
siocc, on . recent occasion, they ha' visit from
iss fine company. TIL history Of tn, Flyers" IS one
Of il rest snd has, believe, already bsea sks';Asd
# the Bostcn Saturday Eceniag da-ctis, is roo
prepa irg for TIVE pres detailed acG uet o. is
origin, organization ard pragses:. The "a ANY ~
Cow fifty six years old, having bse1 estabshei 10
li9S. II WIS never befora II 80 pr rll3 conii
ii a. G. tie present occasioa, wien u sppe rel
wi cighiy thrte muskets. rs co snder, Chsr.ss
y. Rogers, Esq appears to bayo been ~ successful
in psrfscn1 It's present military organization ao5
dscipliI q as he has in establishing oae OF thu mos
enArurisrg newspapers in New Eogand. | alll!e
to the Joo nal, Of which be is Of the propritoe.
PnnterS always make Cepi;al soldiers. Inc Ilge
psTaaed at half past tho. They first marched 70
the Winthrop Hovse, whore they paid a crTnpi
mel tary salute 70 Major General Edmlnds aad staf.
As they uassed through State street, the Brig,j.
B,D5, which preceded them, performed rev Tiger
QuicEstsp," (xho will evec forget the old one y
which vas composed by your own Allen ID ID volta
dedicated 10 The 3. l.. H. and performed by bod.
woIths Bend at the compatys parade last spring
The Tigers new black uniform showed of fl :elg IN
contrast With the buff and SCARLET of tae band Toe
marching and evoutions Of the 0rps were excee,f.
At four o'clock they took special taip II cars a.
tne Fitchturg Railroad depot, aud ia 30 ulioa.es
we've set down in Lexington, ten miles fsym tee
city.
Lexington will ever be an int re sting place, a.
here the fist bl,od was shed il the cause OF smefi.
can INDEPENDENCE. The story of the fight 10 al old
one, but always worth repeating. az least briefly.
A detachment of British soldiers Ferc scot
II daylight on the mornipg OF April 10, ITO
10 tske or destroy quantity OF stores collected a.
Concord six roles west Of Lexington. Ono oej-c,
also, was TO seize certain American PATROLS esp;
cially Han osk and Adams, who we're b ID n - ~
old house, still standing near Lexington Cenn'"
ane VINO effected their escape few nild = b. le'
Colo' 81 Smith snd Majo. Piciifn, who sol ned
the B;tsh battalion, came along. o. rsie' g.
Lexington, company Of mllitia-mina'e - -
were exercising on the Com non. tts oi5 y