The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14
Mllltary Parades To- day.


making any reference to Lecompton or Kansas.
Military Parahes To-day.
THE b. l.. I. TIGERS AND THE NATIONAL GUARD
THE LIGHT GUURD-THE SCOTT GUARD--THE CITY
GUARD.
The Boston Light Infantry account owhose arrival,
reception and visit to the institutions Randas Island
was given In yesterdays HERMD-were yesterday morn
ing escorted to Trinity chapel in Twenty nth street. by
the Light Guard, without music Tho Rev. DR.. Higbee
preached on the occasion excellent sermon.
To day the Infantry will be taken charge Of by the Ma
ona Guard who will parade with them and be reviewed
by the Mayor, 1t eleven O'Clock in the morning. In the
Park.
In the evening there will be dinner given to the b
At the Aston House by the Light Guard, and happy time
Ia expected.
Splendid preparation is being made To receive
the Infantry their return home. At Worces-
ter they will be received by the City Guard,
and entertained with a COLLATION., 1t which tho
Mayor and city Council will be present At Boston, the
Old Guard Of the Boston Light Infantry have held meet
ing at the companys amory to consider the Of
receiving the corps on their return home Capt wm
Tucker called the meeting to order and George G. Smith
was chosen Chairman and Theodore H. Dugan Secretary
IL proposed 70 give the company COLLATION. at Faueu
Hall and committee appointed TO fix upon some plan Of
arrangements, reported in substance foows-First,
that ID expedient parade under arms second
committee Of five be appointed to receive the company
tue depot and escort them to the hall; third that &C.
neral Committee Of Arrangements be appointed and
fourth that Hon. Robert Winthrop be requested to pre-
aide on the occasion Tho report was adopted and Mr.
Winthrop in brief speech, accepted the Office Messrs
Geo R Smith, Granville Mers, Thoma. E. CHECKER
were appointed . Committee Of Reception, and
Messrs; ". W, Ciapp, Jr, S. H. Gookin; Theo-
Capt VIM. Tucker, Capt John O. Park and Francis Boyd
chosen to act Vice Presidents n this Connection
may be Of interest to state that the Infantry dates
origin TO 1898. Its frat commander was Hon Daniel
sargent, and in addition 10 those above mentioned nal
tho honor Of claiming such Hesry Sargent Gedney
King, Henry Goldman, Peter Macintosh Russell Sturgs
Edward Blake, Robert G. winthrop, O u Ashley, ana
others, rs csmmanders while its List Of officers embraces
the names Of Francis j. Oliver, VIM Amory, Cod mar,
Josiah Quincy Jr Patrick Grant and host OF gentlemen
honored in the city The reception viii not be expon.
sIve or shewy affair. collation. will be pr oyded Mr..
Winthrop VIII make Of his speeches, and there
viii be social and friendly time generally.
THE SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
This corps will parade to day. to celebrate tho seventy
second anniversary Of the birth of Lieutenant General
Winfield Scott and the heth year of his service In the
army Of the United States Tho programme OF the
Is AZ foows-rhe corps WI form Broome street. near
Broadway, at hafpast nine o'clock A NJ and proceed
from thence the Park After the revic they viii pro.
coed through the streets In the lower part the city
from thence up broadway. The military officers OF the
). H. hobart ward. . Captain, LIT. eth L. g. Iprautry
A. Farpsworth. list Lieut. late " " Volunteers
= n MoS1sgsr % Do do ,ao "a r. p,.,o,.
The civil occrs which comprise stat OF The corps
|
Ward Burnett. President, late Y. Volunteers.
G. r. Whest.. Vice 90. la,s Tenn. DO.
j. r. hnard.. ,.......Vioe DO late 2d.U. Artillery.
II. hcIsnneI.. ......... Secretary, lac % 90 do.
Gaines Treasurer late n y Volunteers
II Is pretty well known TO citizens that this coros Is
composed exclusively OF officers and soldiers ser yed
their country the various battle fields Of Mexico and
who bave adopted the OF the old veteran OF two
General Scott learn, had lie preparations
receive the corpe at his residence but IN Consequences of
the recent news FROM Utah be suddenly called TO
Washington by the President OK ,erence
might guide the department In the dispoiton OF the
troops IN that region This VIII be grisvous dsap sotut
mtbt 70 the Guards well 10 tho General, who
was anxio1s 70 take his cid c3mpanions by the
for beautiful stand OF ooors for tho CORPS and which
will BIO presented their behalf by Major Geoerai
ssndford, In frou' Of the City Hail. a. hall past ton clock
this morning. detachment Of the Seventh Ragi-
neBt and the Boston Tigers will part cipa,e In the
monies. The fair donors will occupy the Governor
Room and balcony that occasion. Il viii NO doubt be
n very interesting affair.
PARADE OF TIE CITY GUARD.
The New York City Guard Opt ". r. Halick will n,sks
their twenty anh anniyersary parade today. Thsy viii
leave their armory about two O'Clock and after paradnz
through The principal streets Of Tho city psrske Of DIM
at Nibo's. Dodworth'g Band attend them Tho CITY
Guard, long and favoraby known all over the Union
while under the command OF the late WIN. A. McArdlo
still maintain utu original reputation and position An
address, giving history OF the company slnce lorna
hon, embracing period Of twenty i've years will be de-
hyered al Niblo's.