The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-15

he then resc ADO called fcr twenty seven
cheers. which we're gwen amid much merrimsnI
Capt. koGbRs, OF the Boston Ignt Infantry roso TO re-
spcet and was greeted With nine cheers and tiger he
ead ne had c1s ed IN this occasion WITH
and Concern. lie felt embarrassed In hs eosison-yet
the duty agreeable, however incapable he might feel
hsef he regretted iheir arrival Ia ne yero storm no.
their own account, for every moment had been plea
eant but because the white coats could not 90
their reception (Cheersl Ye. they had been well and
Hospitality entertained at Rsndas Island and else here
he regretted that the drill OF the Boston Light Iaantry
could not equal the corps New York. but they done
their beat not 70 lei the ~ Guard be ashamed OF then
aTpleuee Ee would pro MISE the Lgbl Guard that
they would to Boston the citizens Of tia, city would
JOIN baod 20 hsLd and purse TO purse 70 give them such
reception As they had never before had Tho boston
Light Guard would back With them regrets tina. their
ysii bad been 10 brief ndoec he felt as II no would
ike 70 move TO New York altogether
Mayor nESsSs--An you who are Ia favor OF that will
please say aye. tremendous Cries OF "AyeD aP
pears to be ccrr~ct-h IL correct toheers.)
In conclusion Cap. RoGxRs gave''r he Light Guard OF
New York al tho Light Infantry OF Bostoa-New York
and Gassacouse;fs-May the Riad hospitality aud bro
always exis between tho citizens u the two states ard
may they always be fvEd side By side and shoulder to
shoulder in defence of the constitution and laws OF
Lieut. MCLEAN proposed nine cheers for the Boston
Tigers, which we're gwen aud on motion OF the Adulan
the Boston Tigers gave thirty ono cheers n Response
Capt GARLAND said he would cell upon Mr. Achurray
10 respond
Mr.. MoEurray Was about to speak when Lieutenant
strong the Boston Tigers accustomed give
Col sTEos interposed ana hoped all the guards would
DO cup and ri them when the cheers were given, with
guSto
Mr. HcNURRAY said be could echo the toast from the
bottom Of bis heart TIE New York Tigers felt that in this
city their homes those OF the Boston Tigers whose
bopors their own. He called upon to speak in
behalf OF the Light Guard. Perhaps he could not do
without eso.s and Why ahosla he do without jasceS
Their had been Of thirty years, and they
now what they had always been, whether good or bad
rhs duty was no new ono TO the Light Guard. Their
ono Of life time. That welcome which they had thirty
years ago they had TO day 10 extend " their friends
"The Army and Navy OF tho United stascso was the
pext tosst, and received with nine cheers.
The eighth regular toss. was "Msjor Gea Ssndford
ment OF the First division" (Ninc cheers and uger)
Lieutenant MCLEAN. from tbs other end OF the table,
protested thai he deprived Of his rights he insist
ed repeating the toast as bis privilege in bis capacity
OF Vice President. Cheers and laughter
volunteer militia as provso against the ncursions Of
foreign foe In conclusion he gave, "The volunteer ui
tie of toe United States our safeguard In peace, do
ience In and the corservators or our glorious Union
"Ihe Beard Of Ten Governors toasted. and
Mr. ISAAC J. OLIVER responded
"BrigAoier General HAir' vas thcn toastod
"Brasadier General d. Spioer" was the tenth toast,
and was received with nine cheers.
General srcxx toasted General EdmaDds, who respond.
aThs seventh Regiment was responded to by Colonel
The "nfty fifth" by Colonel DSoAs, after which yolun
eer toests given, and the social enjoyucns
10 dsy tho Boston Tigers will be entertained .. another
COLLATION., presented with their photograph and escorted
10 the boat their return homo Company Of ths First
regiment Lave signhed their intention 70 escort tho Bog
tonlans 70 the boat
CITY GUARD CELEBRATION.
THH TwnNrrffrrH ANNIVERSARY OF THE oRGANI-
ZArIoS OF THE CITY aUARD-A PARADE AND COL
LArIoN-ToAsrs, spExCuxs, AND TIE PREVIOUS
HISTORY OF THE CITY GUARD.
The New York CITY Guard celebrated their twenty afth
anniversary Of the organization Of their corps yesterday
By grand parade and COLLATION., In which many Of the
old members OF the company participated. This corps
originally known The Pulaski CadstA, and achieved
distinguished position military company undor that
name vhio commanded by tho late Captain hcArdle.
subsequently tho was changed 70 The City Guard,
by which It Ia well known 70 our citizens, and a.
an individual company u unrivslled save by
the Light Guard. Between these two crack
military corps there Ia . koeu rivalry, and IL 10
difficult 10 say which one stands highest IN the public o.
tmAion- no City Guard assembled at their armory In
Broadway yesterday 81 two o'clock and wore drawn up
10 line Along Broadway Previous 70 their parade depu
and Capt Rogers, on behalf OF the Bostoosns, made
brief speech feicsatng the Cty Guard on their appear
and discipline Capt HAlieck on behalf Of NE CITY
AMER these ceremouios were over the line was formed
ssd the Guard paraded up broadway 70 Fonrth street,
street. thence 70 Rrosavsy down Broadway 70 The Bat
terry, and then returned home again 70 the srmorY.
During the march the City Guard were much admired
Tue uniform OF this corps white cos, with red epau
etses and red fscse, dark blue pants with red stripe
ssd bear sktn has, making altogether snowy and a.
The collation. - Il was modesxly called, WINS served up
In the armory In Broadway and included AL that wss
good in the way OF estaples and drnkabics Attic head
OF tho table vas the name
CRY GUARD.
formed Of jes Of sas, with banner bearing The follow
Ing DEVISE
NEW yosx c;ry a; am
Orsarizcd is3s-twcoty nfth Anniversary.
Captain ". n. Haeck-
June IA, lsss.
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About one hundred and any m all 80 down 70 ths To-
Bile. Among The guests wa Frank Losle, Major VAIN
wright, IA Col Ia .u, and osner military men o. note
Aojusant w. H. Draper acted - toast master, and an
nocnced that though cheers were permitted, "ugers"
At the conclusion Of the eating sxcrcs the first toas
The Preslden, Of the UoIssd as,es-Nlne cheers and
"Hail Columbia" from The band.
The stocnd toast wssrhe Governor Of the STATE Of New
York, which was duly honorcd
me Day VIC Celebrate, the third toast and 10 that
psymasser Alexander Henrques responded In care
fuzzy elaborated discourse on the previous history Of the
organization with the twenty ath anniversary be said
there we're many recoecticns both Of pleasure and q
pain the former from the they had passed through
and The position they bad acquired, and the later al We
remembrance Of thoee whe bad passed away. The com
pact they had taken with the stste and the mmunites
they reoovc from her. should make all soldiers feel in
homer bound 10 act well their part In 1888 number OF
gentlemen applied for charter for Q military c)n
psny Some called themselves City Guard others the City
Cadet and similar names, but finally decided that
Organization should be formed, which vas known ~
the Pulaski Cadets, and OF which corps Captain McArdle
became captain. In 1912 the changed 70 the
CITY Gusrd 80 ~ 10 take In another company This corpe
from the excellency Of is discipline, q high rank
among military organizations, aud the present proficiency
Of our militia Il due In small part 70 the example OF
The CITY Guard and The refcrms II effected The Junior
Artillery, on Philadephia we're among the first companies
the City Guard received. In 1884 they called nto
action for The drs time TO put down the election rots
Subsequently tney we're called out durss Tho abolition
ros the for RODS Me Aston pAcs rcs and daring tbe
municipal 6ihcultes last summer
vorcx -rhrcs srosus for wood taisses cheers and
grosnsl
Mr.. HESRrovrs continued his remarks. In 1887, Cap.
tain Nc Arde promoted 70 be regular service. AZ
thai time Miss Eliza Williamson presented the company
With ssver medal 70 be von BY the bcss shot at the an