The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

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The wsshiDstoo crsys, csr'xn Lesaeer Back. ascJr
panied bT nocvorhx bead. shSe Ian sns ely o. Ma
csy In the 6 A. NJ express train f~ Bsr.o. SAgrs sai
Rouuea. reached The turner place tee o'clocs the
sh, srer so0x but p's ssAnl trip rhsy vere &C
conrsnlsd also, BY pr l. aacSey Aaa psaia
Cram. ex oflssrs Of the scoaa rssinsai Of Baa:os,
MSsasC essets
ca their arrival 81 Buffalo tey we're reserved By vee
Guard company @, seveasy fourth regiment, aai Esxns
Company No. IL The latter convssy ~ere farssaei
wnh torches and vaiegsed eoaored Aatsrns shey Aso
mace grand dspsv OF nrevosxs--aomas caasles,
rockets, &c. Alter the Ne~ Yofke~w had ssmbarxsi
from the cars they tcck w The nse Of mScs e,mpsny
by plAiooos and marched psst the esco TIE sefso mil.
,Ay siasding At preseot anna Aner tns GrAys sa
passed tho Buffalo military took the rsss a IN ssco
followed BY the IRE company aud tss sasst.
TIE orosd st ths rsrssf depu wss aluaease ani tas
reoepton most corcsi, ssoei by the eaos~ rpos
cheer which vent ~ from The spectators.
A. the prccesson marched UP Nsa street every ayaa.
able spot In the houses, ~ass.s Sidewalks sss ausf
by ANXIOUS lockers ne b.lcssl.s o. lhe Nsassoa
boD-, - Jsines n sse sof NE Amssican Hssei
ered ny LADIES', vho eysrcoi sasinrnis stronger ths1
hancksr eis All along tae ss4eered xroags
" '4sus eisflayirg bee tshu wh d gave hAepy essc,
in point q, ea,susssn here sai there sry lAs bvrsns
,sr barrels nssh'ns FORTH hearty ~els,na
ne Gays were msrceed 70 ihes aasrtsrs n TIE Ans
r.oan Holcs They thsr hsasi the large mar NJ tas
cssEblshmcnt, ~her Gao. Ras-rs made shor, aairess
10 behalf Of bs company sns sas Ga Aass Of Bfso ~si
and approprise rrcecn the hanass exls
ca 20 bs c)mnsaa Tie Drsss shes uas sss
snaFsaeNs, stacked arms, .nt Aier sseT ~.
excelen, supper fsras1sd by mlae Hoisas u tie
American. fDe Ne~ lotsers Asp-4rea ~ sxcsIicat al
forth ensorlluns 81 grAse ffa1s lae aaonaas ~ tre
whole Ne tcerscn nos. n,sSNi-a.tterlHg b. "a.
yis's ard eola-ssaae - - "a 1sasy Asd clzsas d
Bufao
Tn- Grn.s MADE. sfssG f.ress raraes si Bcs,o 40
Tuesday, urt1r 'oe es0ri u taf se'~ 0GAf5 aus
reyswgs by % Mas aoa C5ngsa Co1nol IA Tefran.
Of vhe- csuls se.erai mes. wtrrssss ne dsflav
Itc arsys narrated IN iui dr,s uulfasm, has wste
pants. aud forr4sd hns Man street., opp saa fns.f
quar-, lie Auercsa Hotel rbelr 1sAi All colder.
Ike ~vn tie PRAISE ~ he B. Ta,o4as
cS.ss occurred b, the aga arrival OF lhe a
tine appointed, and tho interim enlNfEsi ~ s,ci
stirring ais ifom neawofias bane. Ata4 tas ssc5st
arrived tue usA formula q recs-on ssa roas taroasb
With. arr beth commands, a5n'rg bssslta gAaer lis
con aiaad OF CAPTAIN Rogs.s, marched losn nennan
sna haln street 10 south Ov.ca, doRn ssgi- piFson
10 Wash.ultcn, G0su Washington 10 Ergh.G.-, And
thence 10 Toe Terrace, where TIE batia reve~
ed by he Mayor AID Common Council
A, lhe ciose OF the reyew ,he Mayor drew pea a..
troops and made the following Aires
GEsrtsNES CITIZEN solrfsps or INV yoFE-la iesss
suzens Buffalo rsSres-al slrs ssse
I ~. g. sta y c e ' sss s yS s sr,
s Ss you Z. he NJ as . e ST wscs y. ss z
tie people Buflo hole Intrinsic Sad fGess. re.uSaa
space sne eceupylps extreme posts Q; Is. as-- si.s
New fors and Baseo are eerdsd IN oae esr Arrest y
e,esi interests " the sis Buaso rsisers
E ap Ss o. he RsSGSs's .ha yea s2a sr s
zen eIirr 81
sodeis who compose branch our def-,re sas
sse 10 s,sndp ps army WSA sA ss - re-
81 our n os o m gpon ne s
fscten deendlng bis country, IT. honor sa4 IS rsA II is
s rom External or ni.rns os xnd os- sops Ard
d fs are ,o RS sea h alarm y ..r he :.
frat to rush The encounter and where Dag he Ia
isss "a 10 the ss SS
ss he no n1Sns hone S d.s gRSn he n 81 ne
battle furnished from the farm, the eshanc ssop the
VAS iod and every American heart Of freedom
sa e Sss as
Mountain the fields Of Mexico the everglades Of FrdA and
asps
G hov. a., admire and spIlsqs a you y % q
men BID you hearty Welcome hoping spd trusting a,
is gratifying to the people of Buffalo.
Captain BrcK replied as follows
Ma MAYOR AND MENsIRs OF TIE CouSclL hsnk you for
and comrsdes and reception You hsve given as
as for D inds have ss
Bah.e. would be assis,s waste WORDS a can.
and can DO he heart q
you for the Kindness shown Us since our arrival here
The companies then broke into column, and moved up
Main street 10 Niagara down Niagara TO Delaware up
Delaware to Upper, through Upper to Aan down Main
TO Huron down Huron 10 Sycamore through Sycamore
Michigan down Michigan Batavia, AMI thence to the
State Arsenal As they approached this place they
received by savo of artillery by order Of Coumissary
General WEIGH.
In the large drill reom Of the Arsenal an excellent col.
alton was furnished by the ylee Guard Prior to par.
akipg o. it, Colonel vieie OF Buffalo welcomed the New
Yorrs in brief speech when the hosts and their guests
partook Of the collation. with good gusto Among the
guests present who Joined in the affair were Commis
sary General WEIGH, Major General Randall Brigadier
General scrogss, Colonel r. X vele, Col David
Forbes, Colonel Krettner Of the Sixty nth regiment
master H. D. rllnehast Of the sixty. eighth regiment,
Capt W. G Drew The latter officer, prior to the pareac
rniahed carriages for number OF the Grsys and made
a tour Of the city Of Buffalo.
THz BUFFALO ARSENAL.
This building is situated Batavia between Potter
Sror streets, upon oi "a feet front AM 40 feel deep
and the budiug stands %. feet from tie ne Batavia
street. The budng is l60 feet front by Is feet deep
towers uron the four corners each ten iset s11a~
In he centre Of the Batavia rclt profession Is
p! 50 feet, with ocsgon 70 upon The angles AID here
IS pseed she principal entrance. In ais projection s
located the i've starces loading 10 The uppc. stores e
the builting The bulldog ssees hsh, wish an
s.ic story the roof Ihe arst sserv ter scet hgu
room fer the accorlRodaaon Of the artillery and g..
'p,ors living apartments. The second story q twelve
sees Eigh, and c0.as fourteen aTlnory TOR the
sceo-nc1aion g. ss local military; for the resi
meHai cDces, ana Dust .oom for the ext bion o.
srch arms as te s'Gt5 has The third story s !,
room FIR sFg pftpoes l56 by % fee. and is feet
high Il ate story ABOVE the dril ROOM for orig
hrms ozs The ST. lie Of the building is the css,slai
with t1e high ptcred rec;. The external walls ard
nices 6e cr2sCtt4 with blue lime stone from hessrs
Ensign H-Dlol qlas-ieE and the walls lined in
SIDE with brick sikh iach air chamber between the
sone and Src& va s. TEs roof covered with Vermont
purple sla,s. besded h and fastened with copper
rails The outer doors u oAk fcar inches hck aaI
covered Ea heas! pEes OF iron, and the windows have
heavy iron shutters making the exterior Of the b9dns
proc, against Ere The building supplied III every apart
oat WITH eas ant az every necessary cover ance for
tfc supply o. water &. =. IS the Architect aud
Superintendent. o. the baiaiag; c. J. Wells and {. y
Enss0, Contractors; Gen Ben F. Bruce, Gen. Frei
ercs Townsend, Gen J. Z HOBART Ward Commissioners
ne nd1ee Is oe most substantial one OF its class in the
United States
Al It's place the Grsys gave an exhibition drill, which
called forh much Applause Alter spending two hours
very pleasantly TIE roMmsad Reformed and marched
dosr snsan stree; 20 Eagle see. ana up Eagle
70 81 J,nes' Hal, where tie companies pArtook OF
dinner as tie guests Q! Company
nall " hsatYe md he