New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
Nep31ork DAILY Gribnne.
EVACUATION DAY.


Yesterday the anniversary of the day on which the
BIRTHS levacuated New-York, was comnemorated by
the First Division New-York State Militia under CON-
mapd Of Major General SANFORD, who turned out in
full numbers and paraded through Broadway and other
streets. The morning broke heavy and gloomy and
the lowering clouds indicated that storm was brew
ing. From the City Hall and other public buildings
flags were flying, and the main thoroughfares were
crowded with people who had come forth to witness
the display of military and lend their presence toward
the commemoraon Of the event.
At an early hour the soul stirring strains Of marital
music resounded throughout the city, and the streets
were en- ivened by the appearance OF snowy uniforms
At II O clock. the Division line formed on Four
ieen,h street, with the right resting on Broadway and
in about al hour thereafter, CIV. Clark made his
appearance on the ground, having been escorted from
the Lafarge House by troop OF horse detailed for ae
purpose. The Governor was mounted on q spirited
charger and was accompanied by Unprecedented
Bruce Comnissary General Ward, Col Herman, Aid.
de Camp and Col. Saml. c. Thompson, Aid. de Camp.
Upon reaching the head OF the line, saut. was
fired in Union square by & detachment OF artillery
from the Second Brigade. After the usual ex-
charge Of courtesies with MnjlrGen eral SANFORD,
the Governor proceeded 10 review the troops. His
horse was very FESTIVE AMI seemed mach frightened
al the music He was SO much engaged in managing
the animal that he unable 20 acknow edge tle
honors paid by the officers AM men. Upon meaning
the Sixth avenue, and while reviewing the Fourth
Regiment of Artillery, the animal became entirely
unmsna cable and suddenly rearing upon bis hind
legs the Governor was endorsed aud thrcv backward
into the mud, from which diegreeabe position he was
relieved by his staff. The Governor was then sup
pled with a manageable horse, and continued the re-
view without further accident. Ate passing down
the front Of the ne he LETT the grcund and repaired 70
his quartz rs 10 change MS dress lie then went IN
close carriage to the City II al, and was received oy
Mayor " God.
Al the termination Of this review the line broke into
column and marched down Broadway, througa Cham
bers and Centre streets TO the east gate of the Park
thence through the Park IN front Of the Hail. 4 the
following order
Ms,Or.G.neral s.adiord snd STAT.
Escort.
Wsshuston Grey Troop Cspt. Fs.s1.
Fls.r BSisAoE-BkiG. Gts. srIcER-lt Rssimee;, Co.
Ry.r "a Regiment Col BOsers; 50 Resneni Col Paisley
", snosn Rs,eSnr BSfe GEx YArss-h Resssent Col
Huicsen 5th Regiment; Col schwH4Faede' CID hesI'en'
Tsisp Bsic.pr, Bsle. -Gss. HLL,7ih R.siIeui Co
E PrIs.p, Bsic.6 EwES-lOth Rssiueut, CO..
Hasryi Ilib Resmeot, Col Van Barren LIN NJ sHeu va
I r. French Ssh Regiment, Col Ryan
Tbs Park was filed with people, and 'fe Windows
and balcony Of the Hall were Gro Eded with ladies'.
The Governor, with his Staff, and attended oy The
Mayor took position IN front of the Hal, and we're
hopored with the u.ual marching salute as the column
passed through the Park.
The parade war very cred able, and existed con-
siderable attention.
Save the slight mishap tn the Governor, everything
passed of to the satisfaction Of all concerned
The Veteran Corps OF Artillery, Capt Raynoi. st
tsched 10 the First Brigade, fred national salute
from the Battery at noon. The corps MARCHED up
Broadway as the DIV sion marching down. The
Veteran Corps OF 1912 weIt eIcnrsou u nrs-
bridge.
EVACUATION DAY IN BRoOKLYS.
The tsRs Of the City Hall were dspsyed ycsisriaJ