The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
THE MILITARY PARADE.

Misunderstanding absence OF the National Guard the
turnout OF the military was highly creditaols and the
review was Witnessed by thousands From an early
hour Of the ornng the different regiments assembled at
their quarters and shortly before nine O'Clock the New
York State militia parallel in Fourteenth street, where
they formed line under Major General sandford and
marched down Broadway 70 the Park. Broadway was
much crowded. and the windows Of the hotels and houses
Along the route filed by ashionaby dressed ladies'
The Park from nine O'Clock was denseiy crowded, and
bs balconies steps and roof Of the City Hall were filled
by ladies and gentlemen. At ten O'Clock precisely the
military entered by the east gate. Mayor remsnn was
punc.ualy on he ground bu. with the exception Of AL
dsruen Boole snd Clancy none Of the Common council
houorsA the military with their presence Major General
Sanford then rode up the Mayor, and AFTER the usual
saluta ion the military marched by each regiment sslut
ins his Honor, in the following ORDER
WARRINGTON GRIys,
Who presented fine appearance, mounted on spirited
One troop Of the Third regiment fsy men, as an escort
70 Gen. spicos.
SAvonty. hrst regiment, Col Voeburgh, with drums and
second regiment, Col. Rsbinson, two hundred and
rsird resiment Hussars, Lieut. Col. Menek, two hua-
En-, rer,mspt. Col Ryer, one hundred and twenty
SECOND BRGADs-GEy. YATES.
rnh regiment, Col. Schwcrz weler, two hundred and
s,sht mon with drum choir and drum major. THIS regi
nept carried rife muskct with bayonet and presented
s.,s qsSmsns Col PiDcsney. Exclusive of band and
ooeYs hsy mustered about hundred and eighty mon,
and presented good military appearance evnciog their
\ tenson 70 drill. Thsy wore entirely uniformed In the
new req ulaton dress rhs regiment coming up very
fass, and promises 70 be crack oae They had their
Fourth regiment Of artillery Lieutenant Colonel Keller
in command, 27o men, marching IN columns OF SECTIONS
Sas 1 Of tho as artillery Ss
United states army with battery, their appearance
was dcservediy eulogsed BY the Mayor.
win National Guard trccr ~ IN escort
Warrington n ass Band attached 10 the Egh, regiment
fsy ann regiment 10 Gall, with City Guard aud Guard
Lafayette, numbering 1872 men, preceded By the Guard
lafayette Band. The beautiful uniform Of this regiment
with their little rrdniers presented imposing appear
ancc and were applsuded ss they marched by.
voURrH BRIGADE, GKsxRAL EVEN.
troop Of ancers Qorty eight men) attached to the
Eleventh regiment, a escort
Tenth regiment, Colonel halsey 13s men.
"A Inv coloue Week. 10 the absence Of ooIone Cook vho
Has been placed under arrest for dsobedence OF ORDERS
in not turning out d the funeral ceremonies on Friday
Eleventh regiment, Colonel vosbursh, $40 men, with
band.
Irsh Dragons, numbering fory.ave men, and wearing
the army hat. Colonel Ryan
snelton's band and drummers.
THE NEW YORK PUBLIC oARrxxS's U. D. AND p.
SOCIETY.
Numbering some four hundred men, mounted on their
swn horses followed. They werc accompanied BY four
largo wagons drapsd with red white and blue calico, and
bearing the flags Of the society. One wAs-
PKAcE, LIBERTY JUSTICE
PORTRAIT WARRINGTON.
PROTECuos TO
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PUBtIc CARMEN o. n AND r. SOCIETY.
PAINTING 90 CAR AND HORSE
Another
cARxwN's UNITED PROTECTION SOCIETY.
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Win largo American ensign.
Open carriages followed containing the invited quests
md the founder Of the society, John Mcersn Esq Mr.