New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
TIE TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY GE
TIE NETWORK CITl GUARD.

A,,r past IN tie afternoon, this zoe Comps-
clsbis;sd tbe- .-h anniversary st vonirg a. tie
pew srTnc ', 81 Boo iasy; combining also, d kic
Of "Loust waning for tleir rev rooms. The dui
room Is - fee: in engt by . N breadth there ere
looktrs Gti for each member 70 Lang up sis un
form. &C. be-ids others suscced specially for to
ofco,s. Tie uuske.s ere p.sced ic lows "a cas-
ard 81 seems s1rsrged ic tie mos; harry msure-' -
ooriLe tie useful with tie beautiful. Tusy have AZ
f.ont reception room vey handsomely luraished =
by 3 ;eet. Tie tables we're set Ia the large room
groanod JudsI the weight Of sats6les. At little be
fore O'Clock tie eornpauy az down; the charge wa
made upon the tables; ard If IN actual wsrf4te tl,
cCIps Always have Is much success IN Their case l. .
TIE fee. their fauna VII b. .G-trg. When all wer
sst!,hod
Adiutsrt Dr,pe- MAS introduced IS POSTMASTER
tue eveyre ana gave ~ tie first rogulSr toast:
lii Pysi.d.at OF ne aite1 State
DrsIk stau6irC With three cheers, followed By mu-
SIC by tee band. The reXI toast was:
Tie Gcrerror of re S,dts + Nc~ Y,rt
Responded 10 in Ike rrEuner. In proposing the
third Toast ne Adiutsnt asked FEY nine cheers for Alex
suder Hernquez the President OF the New York City
Guard, who responded to the third toa!t, winch WAS
Sc follows:
IN Day C,s,a'e-The TwrnySah ann.vcr.Ary Of ,ae
New Yo.kCty Gus'd
NJ. Hegquts gave de.ai.ed history Of the COM
pary from = first examination down 70 the present.
tine; being frequently interrupted N hts eloquent re
ma Ks by tie most voci.arous cheers
Acatsrt Drsper then gave the fourth toast
Tic gast Ccrsvgrders Of he cmpgnyMsy he present and
the M reeruato them u a. ;lE 'idu sG may 'ne.5 rnIgy
cd Perseverance b. served through al time ad GUIDE iu
lie sad he Should introduce one whom they de-
Echted 20 honor. lie then introduced Mslor Llbesu
who vas received with cheers, and who responded
saving he AZ one OF those who delighted to honor
tie City Guard. lie referred 70 the so called eXclu-
vtnesS of tie of Boton, showing that they were
formerly exclusive, choosing to write upon their own
If att Y
clusiye tea party and furnished The first exclusive
battlefield on Bunker Hill. In conclusion, he offered
tine following sentiment;
Cgyt1fn HaLsi- Msy be lons ws belo' be taxes Lis
rank rrrorr IS.
capt llslleok responded by calling up Tx Capt.
Ferrs.
Acutapt Drsper called for the asg of the Guard,
which beirg brought, he re id TIE next toast,
Tie Flcgof nt Ncl York City Guard. he gn Of ne Nec'
Ino'ord C-a'a i Boston 're rH guard It Tih F'He'' m
t.rtg
Ex.Capt Ferris responded. The seventh toast wa,
Cgy FrssS IF e r-Tnglard Gaayd and he Boston CITY
CDg,d-Tle Ilusceroes q 1855 eyyifei will hand
e po.cty Of the bshc's icS.ar- ia the
CoInpsI "a history.
IA.O,dcriy Holden responded.
The next toast wAs:
r. Colone! On B4rea.
Eesconded to by Mr. Foreman.
The Coiyrd ct me s5h Regiment
Was then given to ~hoh exCap.. Labeau re-
The next tosst
Inc n, etliey GsV9d' ~ NE ~ B''y1de
RespoIded to by Gen. Wainwright, who concluded
by civ ING az atoa.i,
Tie ,aak and y'ie + ne CIV Gpa't
Tie hes. toa, WAS
7As o!S ruc,eTh,, head. fos'y 5uta perpetual
uer In .Leil ArAits
Rcspnuded 80 by VIM. Chlcs, the Orderly Sergeant
Of the Old Pulsski Guards tue City Guards were
fofmtry ca led Pulaski Guards) who concluded by
q" ne .aemors I'm, dtroy'ed"
Drank STANDING. and N silerce Mr.. HeGriGUes
gave
q On, resre,ieI rqde, T. n pultdy"
Ar Bu key responded md gave:
The men crt oar Nyfe6 commander, T"Pt hcirde'
prsIk sttncipg ard 10 silence, followed by difge
by ire BAUD.
lie next .ulgr toast wa:
Vonar-Tlc guardian sretls ~ ifs without them We
a TOT.
Resp )uded 70 by q Song from G. W. Morgan.
Sfrct. COoFEE was then csned out and gave q
udicr,us repetition Of one cf Rev. Mr Maih sermons,
witch was received with rosrs Of laughter. Capt.
H9llcck responded % the following toast
oar TeenyCnh inrirersGr-The day aud the OCCASION.
Der l. eses City GusIo for tie cherished "reminiscences l.
exctts
After which tie company dispersed.
During the afternoon, Capt. Rogers and the Tiers
visited The A. mcIy aud re- iyed Il hearty welcome.