New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

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A.; Cen sanford was attended by the following
staff:
Coon. RoDer C. wsmoe, Dvi,ioD Irspse,SS, ,.,.
Iisutenant Coorei {. II. Sanford, Diy.noh n"''
Co!sns Georse " Monel Division Ensneer'
Colonel Levi. ssy,e, Dy;.i9I sHI pstm...,
Major w. ~ Richards, Aid
MAJOR G. W. Woodward, Assistant ssieeoA
Major James Foster j., Aid. o..,.
AMER an exchange Of compliments, the Divisions
n.s.ed in review before the Governor, the Mayor anu
The Major General in the following order, with bands
playing aud colors flying
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brissdier General Sric.r
,,,,,. 1j,b, Hor.e Artillery, Colonel Ryer doing
duty a. cavalry, wihOO, p ieesss 10 Ron m5e"
Third R.sirpeu. Hu1ls.. Colonel Paisley, 400 nen-
,. RsssIt'S C1Ion Bip Rabn,op. 800 men.
Second Regiment ini a. NAT. oo.pI sspd'
s.veu., first Regiment Colonel Vasbursh WITH nrT a
drum corps. 40 meI. Inis Nc aeh' osi''e" VIC ~
''~'' SECOND BRIGADE.
Brisadier General Yates -, -
r,h Piedmont LisHt Artillery Colonel Hncken with two
FIJI tserie. Of pieces $50 This regiment was hsn'y
eompiimc n;ed by the Commsnder-in CseL
Fiab Resiment, Coionsl SchwaIrwaelder 'Oo strong
Ruben's Band
Sixth Regiment, Colonel Pinckney 2" men'
City Horse Guards.
Brigsdier General Hall; ..,
This splendid Brigade wa. received with , osrou.y
fam
ch.ered they marched past in quick tnne-'"en'' "
solid and firm a. one msn. ~. ,oo men Accompany.
Seventh Regiment, Colonel Daryee 30 men n'f'
ina the Regiment was their adopted child
Eiss,h ks,im,nf Colonel Lyon $50 rGen r
Ninth Regiment. Colonel Pitkin, 80 m'h-h S'Hi"'"1
Lieutenant Colonel Kelly. H.,
Fifty Fifth R.gmert-Gsrde Lsfayette-Coione la Ca
This Regiment was loudly eheered Tor '"e' 'O'1'e'
A.. ,...,. i'll NINA
The Child Of the Regiment a pretty little girl' was
the circle % attraction.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Band.
Brigader General Even
Tcr,h Regiment Of Infantry Colonel hal'ey' wv men,
Eleventh Regiment, Colonel Van Buren,, 80 men.
Shelion's Bald.
Sixty. Ninth Regiment, Colonel Ryan, 27o men,
The Parade closed with procession OF cartmen
mounted on gaily caparsoned steeds. First came
little wagon containing the invited guests VIM. Far
raj. Marshal, and 10 Aids. Following were ooo
mounted cartmen with large wagons here ana tere III
the procession bearing Manahan's band, banners and
the American co,ors. They were received very cor
daily by the Governor, who expressed himself ae'
lpbted to see them. The Association is called the
NewYork Benevolent Cartmen's Protective Assocla-
ton.
The Military having been dismissed, the Governor
at the Mayors invitation proceeded to the Governor
ROOM ths crowd shouting and cheering ior "o'e'noi
King and Mayor Wood -.
Mayor Wood introduced the Governor to the citl'
zsns who cordially took him by the hand. lie very
heartily thanked them for their kind wishes, ana COM
plimented them upon what he had just witnessed IN
the Park The two dgnitaries then entered into con-
yersation The Mayor said: -.
"Goveinor this is your room, and hope you VIII
make yourself at home in it,
Governor King replied 81 shall, you may depend
come here of!eD.'
The conversation then diverged to the PICTURES tue
MAYOR remarkipg that the picture OF Governors oey
nour and Clark had not yet arrived, but that they,
together with bis own, would soon be among the aug
nifcd assembage.
Cen Sa,dford invited the Governor to his house,
the Governor insisted that the Mayor should
take seat in his carriage ard go with him. AT first
the Mayor declined, but finally gave way and accom-
panied him.
At Gen. Saudford's, in West Twenty-second street,
we found the militia dguitaries assembled, and pres
emily all were invited to partake of handsome col
| laton. Gen. Sanford occupied the head of the
| table. Gov Kirg being at his right and Mayor Wood
| at Lis left hand.
| With safety came the toasts and speeches. Gen
Sanford began by saying that he always regarded
| tN,NASNbU's1'
was pleasant to assemble with the COMMANDMENTS
| Chief and the Chief Magistrate of the city, and
the officers of the Brigade, to Interchange friendly
| sentiments lie would give:
Yd a4t A''"" 81 jon" d. N''' '''''"'' ''''
The toast was drank with hearty three times three.
| Governor kiCg, in responding, said Gentlemen, |
reiuIn TO you my thanks for the honor you have con-
ferred BY naming me on this occasion have derived
as much pleasure you have in being present among
| you TO see with my own eyes the men upon whom
we rely for the PROJECTION of the public peace and well
| fare IN the drCst emergency. 1 have never seen on
| any occasion, am proud 10 say body of such we'll
trained and thcroue ydiscpined citizens, as have
this day bel la in my native city Cheers Able, nte
gent. patriotic and trustworthy Americans-with such
men ar these may trust our safety and our Liberties
| they are Americans and with these we need nc
| otlel amy Loud applause | am gratifed to see
everything pIOct I'd properly and in good Order-the
people were patriotic without turbulence enthusiastic
| without violence, and everything has gone of we'll
with them will need no other patrol guard the peo-
PIE are their safeguard as they ever should be.
| lCheers.l Gentlemen, in conclusion, Will give you
all long life aud happiness Three cheersl. But first
desire to give YOU, and Go with much pleasure, the
health Of the Mayor Of the city Three more cheers
| Mayor Wood, in reply, said:
| GOVERNOR GENERA AND GESTLEMEs: return TO
YOU and the gentlemen present my thanks for these
| con pmeDts, and the exceedingly hattering manner
| in which the sentiment has been received. am a
humble citizen, while you are all military men. can
Only say that far as have the power by virtue Of
my Office, it was my pleasure at al times and under
| all circumstances to act with the military authorities
TO preserve the peace the property and the lives OF
citizens. | respond very heartily to the sen.i-
ments which have fallen from his Excellency the Gov
eInor in Il gard to what have to day We see
in this great city to-day he return of this annver-
sary state Of peace and happiness, and entire
reliance in the laws which the authorities have pro-
yided for safety. am gratiied at the military
display for if proud of anything, it is of mil