The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28
Movements or the Nflultarv.

Movements or the Military,
THE BALTIMORE CITY GUARD
The above company, who have. BEEN On visit Ease
during the past week, arrived In this city yesterday
morning, their way homo. and viii remain unsl this
evening the guests Of the Seventh regiment Tho second
company, Capt. Alexander ShAier and Firm company,
Capt. Bense, under command OF Capt shaleg received
the City Guard on their arrival In the morning boat and
escorted them TO their quarers-the Clinton Place Hotel
corner Of Eighth street and Broadway Here they took
Breakfast under the Of Mr.. T. A. Harris and were
then dismissed until afternoon
Al two O'Clock the Eighth company Brevet COL. Shum-
way and Fourth company Capt. Rbler, under command
OF hsj Pond, paraded in Washington square, and pro-
ceeded 70 the Clinton Place Hotel where they received tho
City Guard, and escorted them down Broadway the Park
Here the battalion reviewed by Mayor emann and the
Common Council; among them Alderman Seagrist Coun
cmon Van Tne Lent and Frear; also Col Leers Of the
Seventh regiments COL Van Buren,, Ninth regiment Gen.
t,oer H. Uo seventy nrss regiments Comp
tendent Carpenter.
After the review the officers Of the Baltimore City
battalion couniermarched and proceeded up Broadway
headed By squad Of police under Captain rurnbull, u
collation. having been prepared at the City Arsenal,
the National Guard conducted their guests TO the above
place. which they reached just as the heavy
IN Five tables, extending the full length Of tho Arsenal
were richly spread with all the bountes the season pre-
pared by Mr. Gustavus A. Ratz Of the Seventh regiment
Us
TO- and al heartily partook After they had done full
justice to the good things COL eerts arose and remarked
that In welcoming their fellow soldiers from the Monu
mental City he old with ordinary degree Of pessure
remembering the very atterng reception rendered the
seventh regiment on their return from Richmond but
wcn nonor hey were forced under the 70
oego he expressed his deep regret that on that occa
sion they could ~ have complied with the sst and
knowing that the City Guard stood ready TO give them
soldiers welcome. But now he felt q much greater
pleasure, a. well his command to tender them the
Inequalities Of New York. he assured them that he Was
proud that an opportunity was afforded take them by
me nsno ana concluding gave a. toast, and which
Drank with nine hearty cneers:-" The Baltimore City
Guard" -"
Captain PARKs OF the City Guard in response remarked
reception he felt proud Of the OCCASION for the honor OF
oeIS received in the Empire City BY 90 noble body
we'll feel proud Of that title Tor sSroSsnout their
own country and the whole Of Europe we're tey Known
ana neld up a. an example He alluded to the expected
VnW OF the seventh regiment TO Baltimore tner trip
nome from Richmond last summer, and the dis appoint
ment they had felt In not having opportunity to vel
make them happy. The Mayor and Common Council
OF their city we're at the depot TO receive The
ready to throw open their houses to ALL but thew we're
forced to be disappointed and allow them 10 pass through
their city, without the honor BE assured them that
II was the Plug Ughes that caused their hasty flight
through their city, that the they would have to
go foot, they would drum them eli out and put them
under guard for special duty. He gave in conclusion
" The volunteer soldiers of our country.n
Mejor WARRns, of the Baltimore City Guard. being
vsAeu upop, oxpre6seo nimseu hghly h0nOred by the
=" General William Hail."
General HALL said that he being out Of the line of speech
making they would have to Call upon other gentle
man. but before be did retire he would say TO the City
Guard that he as well the National Guard was proud
to meet them and TO welcome them TO the city He rave
as sentiment, " The soldiers Of sister State Mary
land"
Councilman LENT In reference TO toast given to the
Mayor and Common Council remarked tha he regretted
that they had not had time to tender to them what thew
oid 70 their brethren from Richmond. 30 Eever while
IN onc fbo Nt
Of Baltimore"
w. AY1uRs OF Baltimore, responded a. 60 ne length
The battalion then fell into line, under command
OF Adjutant Pond left the Arsenal; and proceeded up
Broadway TO the Clinton place Hotel, where both com
% ., were dismissed In the evening quite number
home at six O'Clock this evening. The Third company,
Captain Price; the Fifth Captain Speight; the sixth
Captain Veners, and the SEVENTH Captain Munroe Will
escort them TO their place Of departure. They will be
equipped IN full uniform, white pants, but will march
without music. The City Guard express themselves
highly pleased with their reception East and expect to
feAcn nome about twelve O'Clock to night.
RETURN OF COMPANY B, WASHINGTON GRAYs, EIGHTH
REGIMENT.
This company, under the command of Capt swany,
who have been on visit to New Bedford since Monday
last returned TO this c'v carly yesterday morning in the
Steamer metropolis, Of the Fall Rive. u-a Tbev wero
ceved on their arrival by Company F, Capt Leander
Buck, OF the same regiment accompanied by Dodworhs
Band The two companies then marched up Broad way,
through Grand ttreet and the Bowery to Military Hail.
under the direction Of the host private a. A. Fuller OF
the same company After breakfast Company escorted
their brother soldiers 70 the Mercer House. and from
% 1sr " 70 81 Up
of their reception ard Entertainment by the military and
citizens Of New Bedford