The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15

after the booming OF Col Hnoken battery
No North river from boat speosiy chartered tax.
them from Jersey City The Battery At this full
compelled to use their clubs vigorously Keep back the
people from crewdirg on the military. One astute 20
ceman being uraoe 70 keep b,ct tho me- by r mean.
the ror populi, no fell back ins'anter
The Scott Legion is composed or about hundred
hA.dy locking Like the New York Volunteers,
most Of them bear marie Of the diseases they contracted
in Mexico, on, ~ . general thing they some What
fatigue UNIFORM, with caps muskes and tnsp.soEs Ga
mNchiug the ground they vehemently cheered,
Vounieeri, soldiers, crowd and all joining In the vel
Amer the usrsl military s.s,e tho procession formed
In the FLOWING order, and marched oct Of the battery
bod worth Q Band.
Twelfth Regiment Col Cocks
! Governors Island Sand
Off .eYs and NON commissioned officers OF the New York
Volunteers, Cen. Wheat Commanding.
New York Volunteers, 80 strong Gen. Ward B. Burnett:
com mandiog.
Volunteer Association 40 strong, headed by x,j,r ryck
Ipsrm and wounded volunteers IN cayr,sgee.
Senior Veteran Ooros or 1912, Col Raymond.
Philadelphia Brass Band.
scht Legion, Captain w. 81. Gray.
Wounded members Of the scoa Legion and citizens IN
THE PARADE AND REVIEW IN TIE rAEK.
Shortly before three O'Clock, toe Seventh regiment,
National GusIes num oerDg aoou. ave hundred strong,
marched the ground and formed In Line opposite the
City Hall steps, uosequent 70 which Alder xoneghan
met Col Duryea, Co,,nel Of the reg,m srt when he
snun box, according to the programme, follows
ALDERMAN MONAGHAN is APOLOGY.
Colonel Ouryea, he presentation lake place this
AFTERNOON am very sorry to say, In consequence Of so
much influence having been brought bear upon Mr..
Jackson. sent notice with countermAnd OF orders
for your parade 70 house about eievea O'Clock this
morning, shch percevc you did recsi 20 IN time.
regret ney thar this matter has out
s1 In hopes hA' yea woulo have received the counter
mand In time
| COZ. DUMAS REPLY.
am very sorry Dir. tina, the affair should have taken
l
hour Of eleven that had reoev cd your
il would have been entirely TOO late 70 have b. en- OF any
service ,eoun have been pessed :, rave -ece,vsa
previous 10 this time ~ In, however Il 10 too late v
DO any good vl therefore 60 through the forms Of
drets parade, review, and march and then dismiss.
The regiment were accordingly exerc red above, and
reviewed by Mayo, Wood, Gen. Hall and stat, and Col
d. missed.
The vsriou. evoluops OF tue regimen, we're loudly sp
paucet by the thousands who had In front
The Ball during the short time bad been the ground
and % macbed out OF the western gates and up Broad
way vas followed by large number OF Admiripg frents
which fer the moment len large banK 10 he In
front Of the hall This bosever replenisned by
resh recruits Who ascend ed for the OF Stiffness
ing, a. they tuppossd, the presensa OF snuff box
which al posted imagined 70 take place on the
arrival OF the Volunteers and the Scott Legion from IA
Bsiery, Durng The interim, which passed however DC
fore their arrival most CT the I'd had become pretty
vel posied a. 10 how matters stood although could
vel zee shy The presentation should be delayed
THs VOLUNTEERS.
sney After O. lock the procession OF Volunteers and
oshcs marched hy the CITY Eau In review before his
Honor the Mayor 10 nom they raid RAISING salute IN
tne following order; Dodworths Rsud -eIfh rcrlntrt
carriages Veterans OF 1872 New York voluneers sco,
Legion, carriage. The several companies pressn led
rood appearance, and elected much applause from the
Capt Turpbull OF the ground With nry policemen
Al desssd In Uniform, and uAnlsrel cd older DIG
After lcsvipr the Park the proce-.cp marched 90
BrOsdvay to Union square arornd the statue Of WASHING
finally stopped The Mercer House where he yo!un ee
4 gave their quests . collation..
IN. met enthusiasm vas manifested A. the process
SIGN moved through the street,, but u mesncnoilv
sight after all 10 zee the small remains or what had
once two nne and gallant regiments. Those vh the
swtrd Pad no, cut down dsease hsd spared, snd
paint To tnnH nov fes a. nose poor el0 cher,
would he On the twentieth inni' enay Of the cspture
/ the CITY Of Mexico
WHAT MAYOR pYcKNAN SAYS.
when the sev YORK volun ecr Association (ysior
DyoEmsns frisnos) broke OF from the lire si Bro1n
street the! proceeded to The Mercer house 90 entering
The psror thee cheers siven for NA3r Dycxman
an threc srosns for his
/ TIE MAJOR respopded a. folows:-
raw me. y. no. ,e YOU n spov sbou, tse ssspss n
The purpose OF delivering the gold box, which learned
since lism ned 70 day on Grand street learned from
zoe ssyor That Mr. Jackson nsd called him and "a
that he altered his mind and from the number Of protests
he had received be could tell vhs, he should
pursue but, II oil evens, he bad decided not 70 present
me box present, but would delay u to tutire time
lie ssid nothing Of he ultimate decid Won know ~
PIE mate: s :; DO e.
nsn are recosrised BY the mass Of the volun
Wers 10 New York, though sore OF thcm have
eSnibed determination 10 deprive him OF the honor
awarded 10 him. MAJOR Dyckman old no4 seek this favor
he was MT willing candidate for TIE golden baube; 4
ws forced mon him BY his friends who knew his worth
~ the eleventh hour Ne have carried the Nsakon
though he has been bsled but NOT defeated by bis vile
enemics. Whssever sr J,cksm may do with the Dor
he cannot carry a-sy the honor dore MAJOR Dyckman
endowed by the yole OF the Council and the sigma
ture OF The NAY and ol predict that ere sr month";
Heoser ne vii either send by express bring In person
thl, boz. TO presen, 10 The nsn Who deserves H. ana
Garrett Dyesmsn win triumph over the enemies vhc
hare pared no means ne most bare deprive him
OF the honor which belongs 70 him. (Cheers)
several songs, hsss, and speeches follow "a which
cheers for MAJOR Dyc man and gro.as for bis enemies
we're freely iDiermiuged after which The Volunteer
socaon seprs,ed Sergeant Peel announcing tina. Wed
pesosy evening they would meet ~ institute order OF
the crlc'n snun Dor -hicb would be composed OF men
who had oush IN Mexico and no others
SALUTE TO rHE STATUE OF WASHINGTON.
Inc o'snce o. The procession marched up Broadway 70
Jnion tquare And saiuted tho statue OF Washington
COLLATION. AT IRA xEscxR HOUSE.
The fee Work Regiment Of vo unteers with their escort
he Twelfth regiment, and their guests The scou Legion
ln proceeded 70 The Mercer House, where sbundsn,
ropas. vas spread for them Gen Ward Barnett pre-.
sided when The company Wa assembled, he rose and
said
Gentlemen hsvo to say 10 you on thi. occasion
shall be imp ON tu, We are here day 10 wecoms
bfohers In who fought bssido N, ON the fields on
Mexico; but there are o,her ons Also why
sembsge THIS evening ~e should give our comrades .
hearty welcome, for they come from IN Il gate dIstn
euished among the thirteen which fo.med The
fancy Of tie federal Unenthe aate that sent the most
LIANT men into the field In the Revolution In 1872 and In
the var with hexico- (cbcep)-she aate witch until this
time nas never given "a President, but which within
Few montns, h~ gwen ~ ore % true stead sst, and
stern any ore who has filled The Presidential seat
the tire OF Jackson (uord cnees) Peunsy vsnya
has been true " the Mon and she deserves 70 re
oeiye horror from he whole country, the keystone o.
Ue arch Of our republic. Give her, then, hearty vel
cNme. Treat bef hardy brothers while they re
With usbrothers who bAued By our side IN 90 many
blood 8elds 10 yexoo Don't IL them slesp 10 nlght
o. y .fss sF Na. nm sFF1