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

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The Lext regular toast--
wac drank in silence
Then came the toast
The Tammany Society.
which responded to BY Mr. DAVID O'Kirug in
few appropriate remarks He very severe upon the
Know Nottirgs, and expressed tbs hope that the day
would never como when this country would DO ruled by
who were secretly combined to deprive their fsllo
citizens OF the same Iishts which they enjoyed.
The fourth regular toast was
dern men OF kunnymede, who demanded and obtained bet
AMBROSE L. PIsSEY, Fro responded.
The Governor Of the State Of New York.
soon suppressed by the chairman who suggested that
II was to The Office the toast and not 10 the
lie CO led upon Captain Ryncers to respond Tho Cap
tain presented himss and said he could mot conceive
the object of the President in asking him speak to
such a toast. He then made very brief reply,
pressing ~. opinions asio what was necessary 10 oon
After the following toasts were announced and res
ponded to, the company dlspersed:-
The Army and Navy-The Shield and Buckler OF Co.
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Empire staseThs brightest star in the escutcheon Of
Responded to by Hon. Thomas J. Mundy
THE MILITARY PARADE.
The military display not fine this year a.
usuanot that al the regiments did respect tho or
ders Of their Major General for they did and as gone
raj thing made vary credtabls appearance; but the
difficulty was, that anticipating warm day. many Of
them did not parade and from this several Of our
best regiments looked much thinner than they should
have done. Besides the general order male it appear
Is though they to be under in the hot sun
four hours and In view Of the coup
de soe n,ey occurring, the delicate and scky did
not feel disposed to run any rsk. These all
combned helped to make the parade this year compare
over 1900 men out In tho Division yessIdsy when the
usual number IL over 5000.
But though the military turnout was slim that Of the
people TO view them was not. At whatever place they
appeared eager crowds followed them and on the line Of
march tho aPp+arance OF the streets brilliant in the
filled with well dressed ladies' to witness the gilt
teripg spectacle as 1t swept past Our New York ladies'
manifeit the usual weakness OF their sex In admitting
the gay uniforms and noddng piumes Of the g bold sol
der boys who comprise the rank and file Of the First
Division New York state Militia Nor parade Of
uniformed companies without ts sugsesttveness For
as Wen as tho most cosmopolitan little army
and every imaginable variety Of military dress.
Here is the scarlet coat and dashng unfrm Of the Eng
on T.. q the
and stan further in the distance may b. seen ths
gay array Of the scotch-the tartan, the plaid,
the kit, and ths absence OF certain garment that
makes young ladies try 70 blush and look modest
when viewing them intsniy they are passing. Then
the Frsnchnan with his scarlet bieechss and unsesly
hat the green IshmAn the strong Austrian, and the
gallant Hussar" All bave their good points, and Sc
cure each their admirers. Our militia very apty yp.
races languages and natonAiss that live under the
shadow Of our municipal nstitutions and ruled
so bengnly by good Mayor Fernando the First.
Pursuant 70 announcement, the day was ushsred IN
by q grand national salute, which was tired by de-
By BIissai.r General spicsr The n.tonsI standard
was displayed at sunrise This bells throughout the
city we're aso tolled, and Trinity cnnrch ehmed appro
priatey to celebrate the nations natal cay soon the
sound Of drum and fife and bands wsre heard in the
Streets caused by the various companies marching from
their headquarters 70 their respective rendezvous Soon
after o'clock A. NJ, tbs time desgnatsd, the line
formed in Broadway, with the right resting Four
teenth stI.st !hsrs while several Of The regiments
TO Brgadier General Hall II appears that while Pass
ing ecker street. the Generals horse took frsh. at
fireworks that let of, SHE'D and In doing
slipped on the pavement, throwing his rider heavily
on the ground Assistance was Immediately rendered,
dangerous position. His right log was found TO be
broken, and he was otherwise much injured. He was
conveyed home, when It was osnd that what known
as the small bone OF the leg broken HIS Wounds,
though painful are not considered dAnssDus BY tbs
physicisns
After this unfortunate episode the line OF march
taken up and the procession moved in this follow wing
der, beaded by Major General Sanford -
fIKsr BaicAps commanded by Bnssdisr General
Firs Regiment Of horr-, Colonel Ryer, preceded by
sece nd Regiment, Colonel Bosert with Robnson's
brsss band. This regiment comprises the Continental,
the City Guard, and the Scotch companies, and
Seventy Hrst Regiment, Colonel vosburgh, preceded
BY waiiace's brass hand Blue froci coat and white
pants Though not large, wen drilled regiment,
composed excuAvey OF Americans
SECOND BRIGADR Brixadier General Yates.
Fourth Regiment, Colonel Hncktn oosed OF three
conpsnss OF cavalry and i've OF artillery. Eight field
pieces accompanied this regiment.
Fifth Re msnt Colonel Sch wartz wealdsr, aceompa
MED by Dodworths second band. This regiment Is
posed Of ons srensdisr, i've infantry and Two rife com
Sixth Regiment, Colonel Peers, acosmpaaied BY the
Washington brass band. small turn out. Blue uni
form, trim med with red, nd regulation cap.
sixty ninth Rgimsns, Colonel Dohsny accompanied
BY Ayers band. Composed princip,ny Of Irsssmsn.
THIRD BRIGADE, Brigadisr General Hall
seventh Regiment, National Guard Col. Duryea, pre-
esded by solIs band and escorted ~ q troop OF the
Washington Grays. This regiment tnsd out very fun,
and commanded universal Summation they marched
down Broadway Their drill and sodisske bearing
the theme Of many well msritsd eulogy.
Eighth Regiment, Col Lyons, Lieut. Colonel Beta, &C
eompaIisd by sheltons fns band. This regiment IL
better known nths Washington Grays. This IL Of
Oldest and beat drilled reGimsnts and boast Of
having taken part 10 the war Of 1917 The regiment
composed Of sir companies Of infantry and two
troops Of horse.
Ninth Regiment, Col. Piuin, with Manahan's bsnd.
Their npmters much credilabls than their drill
II has eight fun companies Of infantry and OF borss
The uniform h ndsoms green with sky blue pants
Tenth Regiment, Col Hslsey, precssdsd by band
The Caubrsn Mustetesrs, attached 10 this regiment
parched wall
GusIdes lafayette, Capt. Ls Csre, accompanied b.
fine band. This command forms battalion BY its
and comma nded very general attention.
FoURTH BsoADr Brigadsr General Even
Eleventh Regiment Col N. N. Van Beuren, v'lh
sbston's band, composed Of ave companies Of infA.tJ
two Of raes and troop Of ianeers The Continental
Guard, ns oty Guard, the Montgomery Guard the
Irish modem Guard the Washington, the City AMI the
Union Rf6e2. beions TO this re8msnt