The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
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During the evening national salute OF gun for zach
state fred. The crowd dsnsetunt late hour,
and many ladies' promenadcd without their hats giving
the scene much the semblAnce OF Of New York
German festivals in y. +. v. style
The Seventh determined TO see all that was TO be seen in
town. and after the square nearly deserted many
their explorations in companies Of from Ave 70 aeeu
through The quiet city admrna the cleanness and
larity Of the streets, the public buildings, &c.
sRRxxADK TO THE GOVERNOR AND MAYOR.
shortly ater midnight Noli's National Guard Band was
with difficulty, collected and goodly company pro
ceeded to serenads the Governor with Of their
choicest operate selections Tho Governor and family
and susss including Of she delegation Of Now York
vfrginAns and Hon. John Cochrane appeared and &C
kDowledged the compliment The Same courtesy was
extended 70 Mayor Mayo, who somewhat taken by
surprise, but addressed bis vsers in excellent extern
porApeous speech, awarding the highest praise tue
Seventh regiment and hoping that oouresss
New York and Virginia would never cease
tedious voyage the Aduous march, and pressing hos
pitay Of thor hosts; but arose on Tuesday morning
much Refreshed BY their rest The following order
Issued by Col Duryea on Tuesday morning
SEVENTH RrerwEsr. NATIONAL GUARD N. ISM,
r,, .vm.,, ,.,.h r, srs.,ss J, ness. July @
two ocosE preessly n full unifors white iroa.ers on
Capitol s,usre BY orderof COL. DURYEA.
Nearly prompt 10 the appointed time tho different
psnics marched from their respective quarters 10 ne
grounds on Capitol square, whore the Richmond military
that they should be reviewed by Governor Wise,
and The Richmond brethren IN wus kindly consented
usious An was Il length IN resfiness, ard after sundry
COMMUNICATING dcploying &C., the different companies
fell into line facing the northeast and back 70 the Capitol
in the main path At the word 10 the open order,
march" tho line moved back, and line
quckstep being played by the band, the Governor
escorted orskly through the lines Cot Duryea then ex
talon movements including Hardce's tanks, the fright
about fsoe and others which elected the warmest
large crowd Of spectators In the park, and not
few lsdies, and the Utmost praise awarded 10 the
proficiency Of the men In marching and drill
RICHMOND CHARACTERISTICS.
though the virgnans extended every attention the
guests the Seventh strangers In strange land and
we're not unfrequensiy puzzled and sstonished. The
darkss particularly noticed both for their numbers
and their dscoros behaviour. They exhibited
alaerx In getting out Of the path Of ali white people, and
laughed and joked II they tho happest poodle In
lhe world hen the money bothered the guards some,
me w.. r a.o
thought very cheap, until on giving good American
quarter oay ten cents was gwen In change Then four
while the shopkespcr lofly dsdained hand back any
'hange under hve cents was found, however, that the
rule would work both Ways and s hat Ten cents was just As
The excellence Of the quarters provided for the reg
mont was subject OF general congrstalaton The ecst
md oshsrs-were crowded Colonel Duryes and stat
we're quartered At Billiards., an immense hotel on The
,oSnsr OF Franklin and Fourteenth streets, connected
With The Exchange the opposite side OF the street
~ bridge-both houses being capable 0 acoommo.
hating eight hundred persons, and Of holding fully twelve
,undred
Tho vrfpians we're sssduous in csoortina The gues,s
all parts OF the city and suburbs which The limited time
.ouid allow, and fairly fAigucd the New Workers With
'ttentions.
THE DEATH OF COUNCILMAN JUpsos.
Intelligence being received at Richmond o. The death Of
Councilman Judsop Of New York the following resolu
Ions unanimously adopted BY the Committee Of the
sew York Common Council on the Monroe obscquics'-
whereas. is the prosecution Of eur ocaI duties a Rich
Council Of hc city Of New York. charged with tn.
mission 70 his native slate Of .hs remans o James Monroe
flmsn william ". Judson; therefore,
Resolved. That here appropriate nom scive
liberation Of he virtues our departed brother our true
ympathy th his family In their bereavement
sn Ina ness ~ . 90 n Sy
emit to the widow Of the deceased - .n.,.s o..
g. A. Bosses. Secretary.
rRArxRNAL MEETING.
being understood that the Seventh would be obliged
leave Richmond on the evening Of Tuesday, social
lass YES prepared 10 which the officers OF the suests
nd military Of Richmond we're invited. Arer consider.
BILE social enjoyment the health OF The seventh regimen
Ias proposed by one Of The Richmond on'cers L
Lieut. Col. IEkpxRrs responded He said words would
MI him 70 express adequately the Satisfaction Of the
onor TO belong 10 the cors he had never known them
enjoy similar excursion much this The idea Of
sitting the South bad prevailed In the regiment for Eve
six years. They had tried 70 find an occs-
on which would be spproprino IN the expression
ihe rs1srnsi feelings Of New YORK fS yJgips, sus net