New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
PARAIE With The NATIONAL GUARD.
COLLATION. nj the Esi.rge fouse.
DINNER All The Aston HOUSE.

TIE streets yesterday alive with military die
p'ay the aston herg tie third Gay Of TIE vit Of The
cston Light Ilfaniry with its attendant ps-ades and
-c.res Of socially ard enjoyment, to which added
lie presentation cf beautiful set Of colcrs 10 the
Scott Lie GuaId, Composed Of tue sydiers ol t.e
Mexican vsr.
Filst in order in tie morning was the parade o. the
Tiers uuder the escort 4 a Battalion If rhe Nsi0nsi
Guards composed Of sixteen private and two non
con.In ed officers from each Of tie eight compa-
rsres 0! the regiment. The e'cort formed m line
at O'Clock N Wssl ugton squsge, urdtr the
command Of Col. 81 uIawey ed ai,er going through
various eyoluiioLs marched thence 10 broadway.
ps,>lg tie Iaface lloUe, srl ha.ug On tue ~eet'
,de Of Broadway, blow Bieeckef street. Tne TiseT.
marcel &c cut Cfths Hotel and passed Tie escort, who
receive their guss Win arms presented al hated
Or i oadwsy below the N-tioLa. Guatd, GnO IA tex
turn Iaased tho Tigers, the Ia ter ftUiGg in their
iesr the line ot march Gown. Roadway was
crowded by thousand OF ladies' cad ctzeus snxlOui to
Wow the Ci,paY. A. Bro ne street. tue Scott Lie
Guard draw up, under Gen. D. n. Hobart " srd,
waiting tire proceseor the escort and Iigers hsed
aud received the Guard end then resumed rs matc1,
the Lille Guard falling Ia tie rear.
In Anticipation Of the display, the City Hal was
clowdtd eyers place available to afford s!ght q The
proces.on being occupied from tue Fire lookout aud
tcof 10 he scps IN front of tue Hall. \; lr' o'clock
the prcCC ssi haled 10 tie Park III! formed IN Iue.
Maio -Geueral Sanford Fl the Fist Dly.5ipa Of NV.
Ioik STATE Mlua, with tie membesa OF hA sta1, ent
accompanied by Mayor Iienarn Game tfom the C'ty
Hall aid toe tneir position il fort Of the linz. In
bebafof he ladies' Of New York, Gen. Sanford then
presented 10 The scot Life Guard beiutnl and ct
cclors, aIccGlsuyirg tie ceremony wItb lengthy
address. Cen. Ward Il. fuIett, III OctaH ~ tue Aus
Guard eccept the coors AID responded t. Tue sent-
ments cf Cen. s nfoIl ia IN address.
Tie three o.mp,nes "a, passed IN review before
the Mayor, po:ioIlnlog Ter eyo u'loIs III h'iner
bste orc The I revS S 6.ng 6dSded Lie iard
continued their mach through the diteren' streets,
while the National Guard euc Tigers reeumed iheir
march III Broadway IL the i.a.aige House, Hlere
tunptucus collation. was waiting them, ordered Dy the
Ma i0ua Guard, AID prepared under the @as Pce' o.
tie piopIistors of tue Laaree Iuis faitaNen Of,
noafy az hCar was pissed III nnproinpta toass aal
DINSIR AZ TIE ,>rOE Isl.
At O'Clock lat evening tue Light Guard AM
Tigers warc ed from the Laiage ii0uso To tie n tof
House where the complimentary dinner, teederodtl
the gers by the Light Lizard, was to take place.
Over TWO hun he'd were seacd al the tables 10 tue
large dining hall Vi Inc establishment. Capt GaFiami
pre- sided and either eide ere seat ID nav ua guest
amorg whom were Mayor Tienann Capt. Gpgen aud
various officers OF the New-lork militia lac lao,es
were supplied with CT abundant and rich ya1'ty 81
deliogci,e and were orpaneuted win appropriate
ornamental devices. At a. o'clock t1e Iresldon
announced the first regular toast
l. Tie Piesid,u. OF tue United s,srs Siar cheers
Emmanuel Il. Hart respond cd
:. The Coveuor Of tbe STATE OF New fork lNine cheers
d.
Mayor IIINANS made q bi.ei restOt e.. IL sad
fe vas sratlted a. the reception lie had met at er
hands this evening" but rs he had bs!ore appreciated
Boston hospitality. re could not say II MAS W.
expected lie had tea Of an Intimate character with
Bns,or. His mother Boston man. Laughter.
They reed lot aUrh, for he mover hne| boston
woman who wss Iot III -. IL coLciGs!on' Nay
Tiema1n EXPRESSED tie nope that the I!aers would
/ Citen visit this city.
heartfelt welcome. lie SPA Of tnie in9nastP "4cI am
tie tee, year, As in III -1 3D. 50 III 100 We 1 '"''
/ hlohess Twe1iy -esen ebets~
Can't. Rogers OF The Tigers responded in brief
speech He ALLUDED TO tie feelings 81 pleasure ard
concern which adjusted him. Ia The desae 10 a. laS
tee 10 tie occasion he feared he SHOULD iaii beJT
| what WIS required though they had arrived IN Inc
midst Of storm yet thors had not been moment
since tler arrival .lat t1ey had no, experienced the
greatest personsl enjoyment, OWING 70 tne ho'pUtu
that had AWAITED helm a. me hands ct the '"sernoT8
/ If the A'ns.House the National Guard, ana tueir
hosts tie Light Gusyd. They should report what
they had seen ard IeGrd ard experienced. lac deb;
If gratitude trey oScd 20 tho b'ght Guard was one
thar could neytT be repaid, .Nc.pt "nen tey s.v.
/ visi: Better, when they y, T,d try 70 make Boston
| tosptsiitY rival that ot New lo'S. lCbeeI' lu
! c.rcu-ou, Cspt. Gose,s offered tie following cent =
meut ,.,.,..-,-. ,
Eo.ias-Ae.- I0sa nd Nas.ate"H-aAy t4e III Iy' ~,
o. srd 10th y .eeIs ~ah Ia' .Att H., 80, s.,.e. ' as
nsy tteJ way. be- y side. ~ Ie - 'ho.aef ID
eeu.e Il tae C,t.ti,au and .sw. Of orcemmo country
Mr. Ii. K. McMuusy Of the Light Guard mace
, reslCIse which WAS loudly cP0arded. 49,,
5 TIE Amy ard My Il H. tared States iS'H' e''e'''
Cftrlr- I. IA re,pordol. lle said ID st tie pre-
uld lot be Indifferent 90 tbs opinion vi !heh' a."
ucualy To the opinion of SAGA IS were neic ~
greggted One Of the duties Of the pres' wa - loIys
thing ne tLev were, ard il ttiDgs were LyI a. -
tue marx, they should 30 t.ere 10 pu; ne" P
Laughter | The press mccn inceoled 20 =, D.
tor for Us lesdIp: member "a vas our worthy Mas.s
fUf he mother, ara of the latest scc.9'.'iI
the New.Yofk pres- from Boston was zap: a'u.e;
/ lCheers He Gsd in times past VienEe Wy p.I
the Boston IiZht lciAatry, but SINCE lie ha1 '0"S1
( them here, lie Lad trough: they were e,
perfection than ever before; EEa Iuou-I 80.
Rogers mad minated that Boston wac mu. 80,
US in this regard e. could ssy mag l. vac ~. -;
irst time that there mad been difference y. 49,,
between Boston end NeS-loik eoilofs, anl ~ "a.
/ csse however Bostou might have 90: tue pest oi
, New-loik il the past, lie sDou.0 -" - $50
opirH of the .ewloex pTess was - 1919 IVA
rcrfaction he did not wonder at e'ter ne leaiHe
: the Tigers were commanded by uie"'oeI Vi .Io
press Laughter who were always 20 ia,hvus u .an
cg care cf ole another. And wheo ~ eil'oi "a
/ scious that every body was tsNing $3.50 ~ ~
could not but be tnst ne v'uu tG 80 ,ooni i.
Dams then alluded 10 the reliaree - H,e 80 hs
had upon the militia TO preserve puole o'uii, auJ
;nrs,rst.d /, Inv ,s,eeuce TO tue tTaaq UNITY wach
,a;rad IN H. Lyas.ta Il Al o.Ze5s when, sa' yea
IL Ss,ionsI Cnsrd h.d baked IN trout OF the Cily
Usu nTh.1c orIcr when arce controversy
uss.~is.-o IL l.. waU- Nj Daus coselloed by
toas,iny the Press Il ston and thai Pstt VI o'I-
rected with the Tigers sufa aae n, ,gl, i.
T. NJ % G,ro,ai Saf tore- 20. si,.t M vi.ioo
th- prospss srd in cso,.usni Of ne FL" D',
&c, S.rForn ,.spopded, ard at Toe oonc'a'''n oi
IA. r,msrks caersA tfe ilowiog seutimeSt:
r. r.,, s,5<t ~ F-i,sl $50 ~e'i .