New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

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The total number on parade. including fed esioe~
and staff was about ,OS3 men,
AT the termination Of the parade, Gen. Psez, ex-
President of Venezuela, presented Compss5 n 81 tho
First Regiment with beautiful flag, rs tekn 81 h's
esteem for them. and for tine honor which usy ses-
ferred upon him acting rs his escort to tie BAssy
on the occasion Of DIS late departure to his nSse iAsd.
The General spoke in Spanish, which was translated
by senior ID. J. Rosas. His address was as iolews'
ClPrAIS During nv exile, / received rom ne
American people unquessionabe proofs OF theif KIND
regards and TO the company which you command
indebted 70 the last act Of courtesy EXTENDED 70 mo
this happy country psevlous 10 my late rcsarn w
Venezuela. On my departure, in December, ieso your
company, alone to form portion OF tee cs-
oort which throughthe kindness Of my esteemed ffead
your General-in-C Chief rendered military honor ~ me
upon thar OCCASION chose TO bear the couch upon when
was Frustrated in consequence OF an accident wnach
This high honor merited my lasting gratitude, and on
leaving my native land once more 10 enjoy the ho4a-
talties OF this country, wished 70 bring you shga
token of esteem and affection, which should, al me
time, remind you OF your generosity and eyinoe
q gratitude which feel toward you. Accept. thsns
the standard which have the honor of prosecuting 70
you. Full of pride shall see il the ranks
of your Company and II, unhapPiy, the peace which
this country now enjoys should BE- disturbed, trust
that sou strive for your countrys honor you VIII
look TO this banner as the emblem of my prayer Tor
your triumph and glory.
Lieut. Green responded, on behalf Of Company II.
in appropriate terms. The company then passed IN
review before ths General after which they dis
missed.
The military looked well, and the Seventh Regiment
in passing the Hall elected warm applause.
Gen. Paez wss dressed in full uniform, and worc tbs
cross of the Legion of Honor OF France given 10 hin>
by King Louis Philippe, the Order Of the Sword pre-
sened by the King of Sweden, and the splendid dis-
mond.hied sword presented by the Congress of vens
lucia in 1856 for civil services he having been twice
President of the Republic His Excellency the General
WAS accopanied BY Senior D. P. J. Rojas, senator Of
Venezuela and Senior ID. S. Camscho, Consul Of
Ven. zuela in New-York. He was warmly welcomed
by Gen. Hall, and assigned place near the right Of
the line which he kept riding in his barouche, all the
way to the City Hall.
At III O'Clock the Veteran Corps of &c, Col Ray
nor, marched the Battery, where they fired the
tional salute. They bad three brass l2-pounders-
The Veteran Corps of 1912, under command Of Col.
RAYMOND assembled in uniform at the Mercer House
at 10 o'clock and thence marched down Broadway and
through the Park, and were reviewed BY the Mayor.
The % Company of Con,inentals, Capt Lansing acted
as escort to the old soldiers