The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16


before them, Tia arrival Of Mayors Mayo, Of
and those sen4nes snoruy aises entered The amid
10 mes. enskrs sssc applause. upon reaching TOO oesd
i've Hayc<s and tbs cheers were resumed
Mayor rnMANH ssld--Gentemen II looks 70 me- 80 u
VI va. NO sme for si.ins aud you had Sas.er think.
Mayor MAYO who . somewhat povtly and pleasant
appearing gentleman, spoke AZ Observation-Disclosures
this, my epd the Mayor Of New YORK, gave simiAr
specimen Of his eoquence He told Shen that be
NOT man for Aisns but for action propose % oNtse
h example, but csnnoI refrain from lesst enderig
70 you my graceful ackro for the hind MAJ
nsr In which have been received in this company by
me CIT, authorities Of New York and this glorious ssvent'
The dinner was nett disposed Of in prompt and efsc
Col I4srEx1s then proposed The health Of Cap.sia
three rousiDg cheers ".ger' and Richmond "boo."
1t is mot the heart OF Vwgin,an 70 be insensiol
TO kindpess. We have come into the midst Of you
you1 pscye WITH This s % sss 'Spr %
s'ns's' sons are here amongst you, and
es gsns%sn TIA, ysus g,ssss s,s
90 cannot feel that We ave srapgers here, IL no. no
We are not strangers, TOR, mistake not, there are
the hand, wtom have welcomed to hearts and
bones in old Virginia; eoneers) We have greeted
nopored son Of Virginia whose memory We together
sDbslmed whilst we gave mis- dust 70 It's last
resting place IN the bosom Of bis native State Apouse
We have come among you alec, gentlemen, 70 for
seves whether the h art OF th great central metropolis
beats In with the hearts Of the clans that eem
see and Spow for ourselves whether those patriotic ees
which buried % brightly in the Days which are past
have sone out We are here to speak 10 brethren
New York, TIA. Banfer Eli, and sssssass s' and
Yorktown are 10 day a green in our memories aad
bes,ts Of those who gave inem renown. (Appisusc)
We are here 70 DO reminded and 70 remind that, our
'athers we're one in beart in v in union for the
cake Of the Union, which they and bst 10 all
sros and tors Tor the promotion Of honor glory
Of this republic, should tber sons be ooe
s.llsn. men who have gone forever tcbeers
8ut gentlemen, am reminded that we here TO day
upon the soil Of the gras State of New York. that gor
oin Stase, and may freely say that Virginia loves
md las sis' Sss s f s.,:
Of our countrys history glow with the record
Of her gallant deeds. Aye, love New York,
her Sar VS. wo 1ss
IN all those slements Of greatness which make her really
mighty State She ssads forth To-Day airs. an empire
hs Uuon she be coDsdercd the great sheet anchor
70 protect the mighty ship state which sne is a.
4. 70. .s Old ss s 1 aaa sas
(. today what she has' eve. Sssn: Re. reverence
and venerat for the founders Of hberses her
love 10 for every son and daughter that walks upon
american soil bearing allegiance 70 the flag Of the Uaon
"
husbands s wrath only for the enemies Of US ALL whilst
Der arm strong TO snite only that enemy which would
peck enc star from tho Unions flag, one wreath from
her bow loud cheers In con fusion, be proposed
the :" Hsalth Of the Ten GoverDoss."
Gov. PNcKNEy responded He was happy to meet the
Rcnmcnd esJs upon this festive OCCASION and proud
Representative oftre Board Of Ten Governors show
them The pablo Institutions Of New York. BE felt cont
csnt that ike Captain Dnmock they had ali been CON
vnceo to day that there something In New York besides
speculation and swin6hng-that New Workers. were not
devoid Of sympathy for the destitute and distressed
waQ baY dlu IN I'M
pec,ed, be thoaght, that q modest like him :.
e. Oh Oh p')-sbould a,,emp* TO make a speech; but
II Ike HIM, he ba; been Win them Ail over Randal,s
leland PEI haps he might have sos up enough
the Boa,d capable Of tai any side Of any question
ae compl,n nnd toe military both Of the North and
south ana took great pleasure 10 welcoming them 70
would ever VISIT under less favorable circumstances
Captain Nevn was then called for, but The word 10
Here there Ssfs ood calls iOi Mayor Mayo, who mounted
the randa an1 spoke briefly. He would take
York and TO The noble Seventh regiment but he would
now ss,oeee the expression OF hs sssacston upon
bayone,s Of Virginia s,,stenipg in the sunlight
In New York-not in hostility, but in . fra.
stand SIDE by eide. Bis hearty thanks were due to the
city authorities Of New York for having made hin the
sure but Of the city Of Richmond, which
he ives proud 10 represent (oneers)
mayor ~ mann al also called Tor, and made short
speech, heartily welcoming the Greys to New York. and
SAINT New York welcomed them not only on account
OF they kind treatment Of the Seventh regiment which
regiment be claimed TO be kind Of speciality OF NeW
YORK; but because they felt that such insrchapges good
feeling between different SECTIONS Of the country
ed TO rub OF the angular points and make things 60
smoothly and barmoniously.
Governor Ppkney. Alderman Adams aud other gentle.
gwen, and the Grays and their escort marched
board the Hendrix Hudson. Here they stacked
70 the city, and, ser landing Of the guests at the
foot Of Cedar street, proceeded moonlight
up the Hudson liver was proposed to extend the rI
when our paper went TO press
This evening they are TO paitAke Of grand banquet
the Metropolitan Hotel
KNCANPMENT AT WHITE PLAINS.
The pupils Of General Lockwoods Institute, At White
Plains, N. Y, (Hamion lnstItue) went into camp yes
terday, to contiue for week. They win be made the
tuition in camp duties Of COL W. Tumpk ing, Of this
city. On Saturday they Will give an exhibition drill
when the youngsters expect TO give the relatives
friends an opportunity Of Witnessing their technical
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. FULLY OF THE sIxTY-NINTH.
The Sixty ninth regiment will parade to day in foil
FORM without arms, 70 attend tho funsra Of Lieut. Pat
trick fully.
MILITARY couRTEsIEs.
TO THH RpsroR OF THx HERALD.
New York, August Is, 1859.
In an editorial under the above head is noticed
that company Of the Seventy first regiment recently
visited Montreal, where they received with all tho
military honors, &c. by cur British nesghbors. This
mistake. No company connected with the above regi
ment ever visited Canada. II was Company F, Eighth
regiment Captain Leander Buck.
IN connection with this subject protect against the
frequent au6aton Of the Seven h and Seventy rst
ments - the crack regiments Of the State, such
regiments "A the Eighth Eleventh. Late Twelfth Fifty
nth and Sixty ninth were in EXISTENCE.
The Eighth regiment Washington Grays Colonel George
~ one OF the oldest regiments In the State,
csim second 70 nome IN point Of drl efficiency disc
phnemsnY Of the best officers of the First division ora
duated IN the Eighth The Gray troop, Captain varian
the cavalry arm and tho Of the mountain howt
M are superior 70 any company regiment either ID
inc regular or militia service In the United States In hoee
arms And the Eighth want TO swell their numbers &c
infants" to be found do the Eighth ind Il
10 forming to draw their up on liner 10 make m
even front And 10 conclusion, beg leave 70 state thai
the Washington 0rsys, with Iaon st their head snC
Q" Buck IN their rear, ere always rough ana ready