New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-11
MILF TAR Y.
GRAND PARADE OF THE SEVENTH REal
MENr- TURNOUT OF OVER SEVEN


MENr TURNOUT OF OVER SEVEN
HUNDRED MEN.
The Seventh Regiment (Ns.onsl Guvd) Nev.Y1t
State Militia, under command OF Colonel A. Duyss
made "moorhght psrsoe' On Thursdsy sssains
which attracted more attention than usual Tns kse
was formed on Washington Psrs'e Ground al oskck
| p n. reaching from University place 10 hsedosssl
| street ano forming a. angle on the right Hsnk.
| The weather being fine. the Park was led vii
| bur dreds of .pects,ors, among whom were 9 Ars
number of lade. The formation OF the hoe WA ssrcly
IN accordance with army req lstions. This parade n
irg preparatory to the first Spring parade in N.Y. n
corps ip ed out in fun oress appearing IN Winter r
| form, With overcoa's.
About half an hour after the formation Of the Ice
the Regiment was exercised in The manual Of Erns.
The band beat the troops, Ard the colors were re
serted in due form after which the lus broAe mo
column by platoons ard marched oat OF the west gaze
of the Parade Ground up the Fifth avenue TO rwen'f
third street, thence dosn Broadway, and thops
entieth sire ct To the Fourth avenue, where the "
giment sgSn broke into columns by co@psnses. IN
wheeling around the Everett House corner vas usgaA
fcertly executed ,hcited loud applause iron Ne
bupdreds Of spectators there assemoed Inc v,ndsv
Of this house were thronscd with lsdes, who mani
fested their approbstiOn by waving their AandkS
chiefs.
The Regiment continued 20 march in column by@n-
panies until reaching Broadway at Fourteenth ssst
where the column broke into plstoons, and thus pe
ceeded down Broadway to the PAX. Upon reaching
| the Paih line Was formed, .hch resched from IL
cart TO the west gate with angles on the night and 1T
| tanks Here arms were stacked aud the Rsg'neu
| di. mssed for fifteen minutes. The roll wa bsas
the expiration Of that time aud the soldiers again ~
tenbl.d, when Brigadier-General IL I'll reviewed TIE
| Regiment, the column passing in common and qaick
| time.
| The review was closed in strict conformity With
amy regulations. The Regiment again broke nh
column by plstoons and marched ont Of the vest sSs
of the Pork up Brosd<sy. Shortly after leaving hs
Park the column closed IL mace. as owing 70 the greet
length of the counn the music oould not be heard u
tie extreme left. There we're hundreds OF people ~
embleo in the Park who loudly sppsuded the soldier
| The Regiment thus marched up Bsosdwsy 70 Ii
| faJ cite place.
| The n,oon now ia her full, was shining brightly,
which, with the hghts in the stores, made the srst
very light. Hundreds of people were out enjoying "
fine weather, and both sides Of Broadway, hom Uan
| square to the Park, densely throogsd, and o.
,ome points i. was impossinle TO get along With ~
| degree of com'or. During the march up Brosdvey
the soldiers repeatedly and loud cheered Upon
reaching Lafayette place, iDe was formed, and the 10
gmeDt exercised in the manual Of arms 70 the gs7-
cati,n Of the spectators. The Adjutant, by innsnn
from the Colonel announced toe order of dlsmisss
when all the officers stepped ~ the font and Returned
their sw ords to the STANDARDIZATION faced inward upon
the Aojutsnt, who gave the command, "Othee" fof'
wsrd--narch." Upon marching within iew PAGES
ofthe Colonel they we're commsndedto "nat AiS
ssuting the commanding officer With hand 70 cap sT
broke right and eft ana returned to their rsspcsus
Companies. The band a, tais momen. struck Ps
lively air. and each Company brOke 70 the rear saa
marched off the ground to their srmory.
The troop, under command of Captain Lyle, nuw
bsreo sbou. thirty mel and made fps appearances
Al were well mounted. Tee recruits, after vhos
Winter Of severe dnr permitted to parade 10 The
ranks and vii attend the few remaining dils OF We
| season.
The Company under command Of Captain Beosa
has recruited largely since the last Division parade
| they then had but fft~eD or twenty men, DOW tn1
number over f0Ity--ght and promise to parade my
at the Spring parade Ia this M corps, all from INC
Colonel 70 the private seemed animated with the Do
sire to earn their we Inherited reputation OF being inc
bert ehciplined militia Regimen. IN tae Uated s>'tes
| They are justly entitled 20 their laurels'
TIE Regiment parsoed On this occasion over sevss
hundred men, The officers ere as follows: StU-
| Colonel A. Durysr, Lieut. Col NJ. L4freH., M'jo' E.
NJ. Crawford, Acjutnt Bond, Surgeon Cheessnsu,
Assist. Surgeon Cameron, Quartsrasster Kemp
A,aist. Qasrermas Winchester, PAymss:er Car
p.rter. Assst. Psymastsr Hosl.nd, Chaplain Brain
sId. 7rocp-Csp'. Lyle. Engineer Corp'-C,pt
Launtz. in(antry-Csptsin shums ay, Capt Phos
Capt. Movers. Cip,. soalsr Capt. k.bet, Cap. Moo
roe, Capt. spsight C,p'- Bessol.
Lsst week Colonel Dlpee received letters from the
Mayor, Con Council ard several citizens Of the
City Of BuisoD, also from the Ms,or, Common Coon
eli ard cz, De Of Pooghkee ,'ie inviting the Resi@se'
to eDcsnp at those places during toe ensuing samn'
In Consequence ofhs l.teDes Of the ssasoo-the stse
camp equipments beng ell eDgsged-the Coione' n~
been obliged 10 decline :bess polite nVitsons from "
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