The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06
THE MILITARY DISPLAY.

attractive part Of the days proceedings in military point
Of view Major General Sanford did command on o.
count Of the recent death OF his COL Chas sandord
Who died at Caracas few months since. Ths Division
line formed In Fourteen street, right resting On
Broadway at eight O'Clock AN when they werc review
ed by General Hail and staff accompanied by the Washing
ton Grey Troop EehhReginent), who acted escort
Tho review was quite imposing, and Was witnessed by
large OF people OF both and all ages After
the review the division formed column By companies
aud marched down Broadway. The stages and other
vehicles turned or Broadway by the police, aud
uninterrupted view afforded to the specstors on
the street, at the Windows and the hotel balconies and
tho stoops and 6oorways Of the Stores witness the
troops. Broadway was perfectly dry and clean, which
enabled the troops TO march with ease and precision
The route OF march Was down Broadway, around the
lower end Of the Park to the east gate, where
the head Of the column hslted In the Park
and on the balcony OF the City Hall and on the
steps OF the same, wcro gathered q pleasant look-
ing throng The police arrangements under Captains
Bowling, Leonard and Weed were OF the most oon-
pete character keeping, they did, the parade ground
clear through which the military passed. besides presery
ing the best Of order Shortly SITTER the head Of the mill
iey column reached the Park the accompanied By
Major General Sandford-the latter citizens dress-Po
lice Commissioners Bailey General Superintendent Of Pc
lice Psbury, Captain Mansfield Lowell Assistant Adju-
tant General under General Qaslnan; Colonel Cocks
Captain Eunce, and a number Of the members of tho
Common Council, received marching salute from tho
troops. The latter passed in the blowing ORDER
Washington Greys Troop, Captain NJ varian acting ~
esc8r 70 Major Geners I've sections of men each
Brieader General William Ha, commanding tho division.
Staff
FIRST BRIGADE,
Bfigadier General G. B. Spcer and STAFF.
Dedworth's Band.
Seventy first regiment Drum Corps.
Seventy first regiment Corps OF Eoginccrs
Colonel vOsburgn
Seventy first regiment, consisting Of eight companies each.
Second regiment Col Robinson.
eight .quadrons Of thirty tvo men each.
'Is sy prsceeed by mounted oan1-the roscsrs ~.
ranged In peioons Of fourteen files each.
Commanded by Col Hiucken Four.h resiu,on.), in
absence OF Bfigsdior Gen. Yates
BRIGADE STAFF.
Filth regiment, Col G. Sch yarz Eaelder.
Engineer Corps.
Drum Corps.
Eight companies, marching 10 cclur,n and companies.
Sixth regiment, Cob Joseph g Pinckney.
SneltOn's Band.
Drum Corps.
Eight comparss marchag in counn by companies four
teen ale 'front.'
Fourth regiment Of Artillery, with twelve ned pieces (sr
and twelve pounders) each piece drawn by horsos
With vAsir caissons driven abreast followed by I've
troops 1T Light Morse Artillery; one Of thou TO 30 a.
s'|uotk 10 suo Teg1ment (Lafayetto GuAro1
was dressed In the French Light Horse Artillery un-
FORM.
. THIRD BRIGADE.
Matte nal Guard troop Captain perlv, in sections Of avs
acting an escort 70
Col. Abram Duryee, commanding the BRIGADE
Brigade Staff
Seventh regiment National Guard) eysonant Colonel
Lederta commanding
Drum corps.
National Guard band
Engineer corps.
Eight companies, marching In columns BY companies
| twenty eight fles front, without the guides.
Eighth regiment, Washington Greys, Lieus Ooi.
| Water curry.
Washington Brass Band,
Dram Corps.
Eight companies, marching in column by company and
fourteen files 'front.'
Staff.
Fifty nrIh regiment, Col 3. 10 Gel,