The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

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The Memory q fWashingson-Immoi.al as his deeds
Then came the tea ST.
The TAmmany Society,
which was responded to By Mr.. DAVID O'Kiwx. in a
Know Notbirgs and expressed the hope that the day
would never como when this country would be ruled BY
men who were secretly combined TO deprive their fsor
citizens OF the Iights which they enjoyed.
The fourth regular toast was
The signers Of The DeolaI alton OF IndependsnceThe
derp men Of Runnymede who demanded and obtained be.
AMBROSE L. PIsSKY, EsQ responded
lbs following toast was then announcsd:--
The Governor OF the State OF New York.
soon suppressed by the chairman who suggested tn
was TO The Office the toast referred and not 10 the
lie ca led pom Captain Rypders to rsspoud The Cap.
tain prest hmst and said he could not
the object Of the Presdsn mt in asking him to speak to
such a toast He then made very brief reply,
pressing his opinions sto what necessary
atifute good Governor.
After the following tossts we're announced and res.
ponded to, The company dispersed-
=, The Army and Navy-Thc Shield and Bucklsr Of Co
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Tho Empire staseThs brightest star in the escutchson Of
Responded to BY Hon Thomas J. Mundy
THE MILITARY PARADE.
The military display was not 10 ane this ysAr as
usualnot that AL the regiments did not respect tho or
ders Of their Major General for they did and as gone
raj thing made very creditabs appearance; but the
difficulty was, that anticipating day. many Of
them did not parade and from this cause several Of our
best regiments looked much thinner than they should
have done Besides tho general order male appear
as though they were TO be under in the hot sun
four hours and in view Of the cafes of coup
dc so htey occurring the delicate and ackly did
not feel disposed to run any risk. These Gil
combined helped to make the parade this year compare
unfAyorsby with those Of former years There not
over men out IN The Division yesterday, when the
But though the military turnout slim, that Of the
appeared eager crowds than and on shs line q
march the Pptaranee Of ths streets brilliant in tho
extreme. The windows OF the houses along the roass
filled with we'll dressed ladies' to witness the gilt
terDg spectacle A. it swept past Our New York laaes
manifest the usual weakness Of their in admrins
der boys" who comprise the rank and e Of the First
Division New York state Militia Nor Ia parade Of our
uniformed companies without It's sussss.ivensss For
Its numbers II Is certainly the most SNOWY
as weil ~ tho most cosmopolitan little army
in the world. It smOraees all sorts Of men,
Here the scarlet coat and daskins unfirm Of the Eng
shhsre tins gsunt garb o. tie Continentals further
gay array Of the Scotch-the tartan, the plaid
the klt, and the absence OF . certain garment that
makes young ladies try 10 blush and look modest
when viewing them intsnily A. they passing. Then
the Frsnchnsn with bis scarlet bresches and unseemly
gallant Huss.r" All bave their good points and Sc
each their admirers Our militia very aptly pi
es tho cosmopolitan character OF peopls tbs diver.
races languages and natonAltiss that I've under the
shadow Of municipal institutions ruled over
benignly by good Mayor Fernando the First.
Pursuant 70 announcement, the day was ushered Ia
by grand national salute, which was tired by do
tschmsnt OF artillery specially detailed for the purpose
By BIigsdisr General spicer The national standard
city a,so ioed and Trinity church chimed Appro
pratey to celebrate the nations natal cay 5000 the
sound Of drum and lfe and bands heard in the
Streets caused BY the various companies marching from
their headquarters 70 their respective rendezvous Soon
after o'clock A. NJ, the time dssignatsd, the line
formed In Broadway, with the right resting Four
teenth street There, while tevsrh Of the regiments
counter most serious ac:dent occurred
ing Bsseisr street the General. horse took a.
some fireworks that let Of and shed and in doing
so slipped on the pavement throwing his RIDER heavily
the ground. Assistance Immediately rendered,
and General Hall sxtficated from his unpsAsAnt and
dangerous position. His right leg was found TO be
broken, and he was otherwise much injured. He
conveyed home, when II was found that what II known
the email bone OF the leg broken. HIS wounds
though painful, are not considered dAnsssous BY the
After this unfortunate episode, the line OF march
taken up and the proeession meved In the following
der, headed by Major General Sandford -
FIHsr BRicAps, commanded BY Bnssdisr General
spcer, composed Of
First Regiment Of hor., Colonel Rya, preceded BY
secssd Regiment, Colonel Bosert, with Robinson's
brsss band. This regiment comprises the Contiasntal
the City Guard and the Scotch compAnies and
much admired for its excellent drili.
Seventy hrst Regiment, Colonel vosburgh, precsded
by wai1ees ersss hand. Blue irocs ,. coat and white
composed exclusively Of Americans.
SECOND BRIGADE, Brisadier General Yates.
Fourth Regnsnt Colonel Hincssn, com acsed Of three
companies Of cavalry and 1--we Of artillery Eight field
pieces accompanied this regiment.
Fifth Res msnt, Colonel Schwartz weadsr accompa.
MED BY Dodw orth second band This regiment s
posed Of srsnadsr, avs infantry and two rife
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v si,,h E.si%snt Colonel Peers. .ossmpsaiea By the
form, trimmed with red, and regulation cap.
Sixty ninth Rg,msnt, Colonel Dohsny, accompanied
by Ayers band. Composed principally Of Irsbmsn-
Seventh Regiment, National Guard Col Duryes, pre.
cedsd by solis band, and escorted ~ troop of tho
Washington Grays This regiment t1nsd out very fun
and commanded universal admfston they marched
down Broadway Their drll and soldsrlike bearing
the theme Of many q well msritsd suloxy.
Eighth Regiment Col Lyons Lieut.. Colonel Bstts, &C
compaLied by shsiton's fms band. This regiment IL
better known ssths washipston Grsys This Ia Of
olds st and beat drilled reGmsp and boast OF
having tsken part In the Of 1917 The regiment IL
nov composed OF sir companies OF infantry ana Two
troops of horfe
Ninth Regiment, Col. Piuin, with Manahan's b,ad.
Their npmhers much crediabls than their drill.
II has eight fun companies OF infantry and OF berss
The Uniform IL hs sndsoms green, with sky blue pants
Tenth Regiment, Col Hslsey, precsedsd BY band
The cAnbrsn Mushetesrs, attached 10 this regiment,
psrcbsd wall
GuaIdes Lafayette, Capt Ls clsrc, accompanied b.
fine band. This command forms battalion BY itasN
and comma nded very general attention.
FouRTB BnGADr, Brigadisr General Even.
Eleventh Regiment, Col. NJ N. Van Bearsh, -th
sbstons band, composed Of ave companies OF infssty
two Of rifles and troop Of Ianesrs The Continental
Guard, tAs Oty Guard, the Montgomery Guard, the
Ish Anaafsan Guard the Washington, the CITY AMI ths