The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

The New York Guaris' sccoaa Day In Boston.
From the Boston traveller, June cal
yesterday afternoon. the New YORK CITY Gusrds as
sompsned BY the New England Guards and Boston City
ousrus marched TO the Common where ths presence
large number Of Spectators they were reviewed by
Col Cnicfsring immediately folio wing the review
presented by the New England Guards 70 tae New York
City Guards Tho standard Ia Of ri sh white sk edged
WIN neavy gold bullion and ON one side bears elegant
painting OF the national coat Of arms supported BY
New Engand Guard and New Yorx Cisy Guard, With
the motto .E Piuribus Unum" the painting, and
wresths, representing oak and laurel esvss tasteuy
intsrtwned and surrounded by thirty gcldsn stA
At the residence Of Col. N A Thompson, . past Com
nander of the City Guards the partook
OF hns collation., and then marched TO FAneun Hall.
THE BANQUsr.
the hall was splendidly decorated with Hsgs aud
streamers eseoned from the centre OF the cenS to the
70 light in graceful aoas e soS
pillar on the face Of the cutlery tue Of one Of
the Presidents Of the United sates those Of washing
TON and Jefferson beng in toe pro insnt pscss
opposite the platform, while beow ms top Of each
Of the lower pillars supporting tas galleries. red
bore the of Of the present or past officers OF
the three companies
These names were-Ferrs. Henshaw shepsrd. I'm.
ham, French, Bulklsy, Porter Rischis, spear For,
Thompson, Harding, Draper, Lyman, Neal Holbroos
and Iinzee These decorations were put up by Mr.
The tables themselves, however, surpassed ANYTHING
OF the Kind that was ever gotten up shis city Mr.
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blanche from the managers of tn occs sion and per
formed his duties in unequalied style Every dsicacy
in its proper ORDER beside each plata was fresh AMI
fragrant bouquet while down the OF the various
81 were arranged larger group: Of
OF ars too, were In style suitable to the sumptuous
Upon the front Of the platform ct, cd large eagle.
with outspread wings procured by Mr. Smith, and here
resting upon II, Aojutanr French OK Captain Boston
Gty Guards, displayed the flag presented to the Nsw
Omar .ta lEar Sola Al.
toward the lover tables.
At eight O'Clock, the Brigade Band having taken its
vted guests entered The hail. to the number Of q. least
hundred, nearly all clad in the Of fed staff
band played second march, and the members Of the
different corps entered in true fraternal sryls In trosa
member Of each company being IN each TRIO and thus
seated themselves at the tables until the nearly
bundled plates were occupied
The signal then, at ten min utss past eight, given
before the repeated and determines attacks of the Bat
TALON Of Guards
At ave minutes past nine, Captain Henshaw, N. E. G.,
who prssided called the company to state Of attsn
tonn and then in brief AND appropriate address well
be ever remembered by the NJ E. Guards the day on
which they had the pleasure Of receiving the New York
City Guards pleasure greater than which could
ton with his corps. They felt too grateful for ths
readiness with which the Boston City Gusrd came for
ward to assist in entertaining their and BE
The Boston City Guard and the New York City Guard
The ga of june 1855, will ever be remembered by
Capt SHEPARD of the Boston City Guard rose to re.
spond-In this sacred temple OF Fansun Hail. With the
overlooking George Washington the citizen soldier
and Daniel Webster-( TREMENDOUS applause Jim the
midst OF such associations sacred Memories OF the past
clustered to inspire while teaching sacred
sons of antquityto remind Of duty practice
them Here were the face and the mory Adams who
years ago this day forth in this hall those words
which interpreted by Patrick Henry in thu Vrgos
House Of Buraesses and called forth reply from New
York and tbs United Co2niss TIL liberty, 6srn in this
hall, was christened in bic cd yonder battle height.
Those days gave standing, not origin, to citizen
soidsry, who till that day were almost unknown to the
world In their true character And to their duty
had descended We citizens Of ne common coun.
try with them and the memories of this place called
70 do our part with them in all that great and good
Our Guests. the New York City Guard-As thsir ia
theirs responded to the kndling influence OF freedom
and inspired fathers with the spirit of liberty on
the farm and the eid may their inspire with
new enthusiasm to equal them in ali that manly, glo
Thi. was followed by "Hail Columbia" from the baud,
and nine hearty cheers
Capt; Ferris. Of the n. z City Guard Was received
difficult to do after the eloquent remarks Of our
shspparc BE felt it difficult to stand hers and do JUS
his CORPS and little to the art Of expressing the feelings
Of his heart in public. he referred with pleasure to
Guard, under Col Thompson, rsosvsd them The cour.
tssy and generosity with which they had been received
hailed with applause and it said that the corps ha
there every where found the warmest feeling existing TO-
The State Of she continue to give
the Union such statesmen as the names which surround
here.
Music snd cheers followed
Adjutant French was introduced the toast ster
Of the evening" and received with cheers.
The 6rst toast 1.-THE President Of the United State
received with 'sHail to the Chief"
Ex-Mayor FRoTHNGHAM, OF Charlestown, was called on
and spoke Of the feelings with which every lover
OF the Union should receive this toast-the Union
which proc uced Washington and Webster as specimens
of Americans He gave:-
Our Union-Aways Hrst in the hearts of the Ameri
Bandr iY Doodle.
The Common wealth of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS welcomes
within her borders with cordial saustons the citizen
soldiers Of the Empire State.
Governor GARDNER felt proud to respond to the sent
ment and wished Massachusetts, had more eloquent
son to take the place he called here to occupy at
thstime Massachusetts, Was limited In size, but such
ter here tonight in the warm welcome given to our
friends Dy the citizen sodieYy Of Massachusetts He
sroy our train bands as uu wss our fathers With the
school and the church, had established citizen SOL
diery, and II wise to retain the organization since
We knew not the hour when foreign might desoate
our homes. 1t with pleasure the guests were vel
coined here and their faces would be remembered long
itan Statea State already colossal but which he had
added with stroke Of hts pen NOT Boston, but place
arrogsting to itself the title Of Boston Corner.
The statss Of New York and Massachusetts
cal as they are in interests may they soon be in
principle and In spirit.
The next toast wAs-
The Empire State--The intelligence and Industry OF
her citizens have given her influence which ties
her to that name and the natives of her m
tary children here present are we,l worthy of their
parent.
Chaplain HESRIouEs, of the New York Guard, follow
and alluded with pleasure to the reception the corps
had met with everyw where, almost like triumphal
march.
The next toast was
City of Boston-rwo centuries of history have left
record full OF glorons memories that her proudest
compliment il echoed by her name alone.
Mayor SMITH spoke of tbs pleasure he experienced in
looking upon this He always pleased to
the ctz soldsry for he felt he could always depend
upon them In times Of trouble The character Of Boston
he EXPIRE sssd himself proud Of. and gave
The Citizens of New York-Never to be dsregar5ei
while the people of Boston regard the New York City
Guard
The next regular toast was honor Of the navy to
which Lieut.. WISE responded
Tbau "A LsIh Arm Ac hich xaa nondad