The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-23

f1nner car drawn by clgGt lOrSe6 ana 0eCOratcu
with red white and bue the horses with red and white
pumes the front various emblems of the Order
Jackson Lodge No. s.
Marshal W. J. Williamson, W. NJ Daniel Murray.
Band.
Eannor on a handsomely decorated, and drawn by
eight gray horses. with red and white plumes. On
the front was equestrian statue Of Jackson, with
the motto ave Never Surrender"
Brooklyn City Lodge No 9.
Marshal Charles stennarih, W. NJ VIM. Northcott.
Band.
Banner.
Waldense No. Q.
Aarshals Henry Ieghorn and Henry Dixon.
Banner aspendidy decorated car by eight bay
horses, with red and white plumes
Henry Clay Lodge No 10.
Banner beautifully decorated car drawn by ten gray
horses, with plumes Of red, white aud blue.
In front full length portrait of
Henry Clay.
Phoenix Lodge No. 10.
3arshals James Irwin and w. f. Lloyd. W. NJ. Thos
Morton.
Banner car, Handsomely decorated with red, white
and blue colors, and drawn by six gray
horses On the front figure Of
Washington.
No Surrender Lodge No. 10.
Marsh VIM. Gleason, W. NJ. Samuel Moffat.
Banner car drawn by grays On the front ofthc
banner was an equestrian figure Of Washington
and magnificent view of the port
and harbor Of New York.
Marshal Jamcs f Ionsdaie lew W. NJ George nlsou
Banner on car drawn by four bay horses.
True Sons Of Liberty Lodge, No. %.
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Band.
drawn by gray horses with red, white
and blue plumes.
The procession then took its line of march down tho
BoweTy Chatham street. entered the gate OF
Park they there were reviewed by Mayor r'mann and
members OF the Common Council They filed out Of the
west gate of the Park and were dismissed.
THE VETERANS OF 1872.
AT quarter before O'Clock the Veterans of 1872 Col
Raymond commanding, were reviewed by Mayor Temann
and Mayor Carpenter of Hudson City, N. J, They
company OF Continental Guards, CapA Lansing The old
soldiers the usual display Of feathers and with their
proceeded the Cooper Institute where they ad
dressed by several speakers In the evening they visited
The Common Council made no preparation to celebrate
the day.
THE MILITARY DISPLAY.
The Eighth regiment, Washington Greys Colonel George
Lyons; the Twelfth regiment, independence Guard, Lieut.
Col Weeks commanding; and the Fifty fifth regiment
arde as ye,te Colonel Eugene lie GAL the Seventy first
regiment American Guard, Colonel A. S. vosburgh made
separate parades and during the afternoon review
regiment paraded in full winter uniform, without KNAPP
sacks accompanied by bands Of music The high state Of
discipline observable among each regiment was beyond
all criticism.
The pa and review of the Seventh regiment Ma
tional Guard Colonel Abraham Duryea, in Four
II by all odds the best made
by this famous regiment Al two O'Clock M. all around
Union square Fourteenth street and other streets
proximity thronged by of human beings, all
eager TO witness the parade and review Of the famous
Seventh. The various companies marched from the
mories TO University place, designated as the Parade
Ground Az quarter past three the ''Acutants CALI
sounded and the troops, by companies in
resting Fourteenth street. AS each company
was l line they went through the formula of
parade, the mammoth band Of the regiment pass.
ing down and up the line playing lively air. The
Adjutant then gave the command 10 'open ranks and
present arms" THIS was done with mechanical accu-
racy The command then transferred TO Col Duryea,
who posted opposite the centre of the regiment Col
Duryea then caused number of movements in the
al of arms TO be executed after which the regiment
thanked to the right (ia dee) and marched down Four
eenth street until they arrived opposite the residence of
Udolpho Wolfe, ESQ., between the Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues they were counermarched and drawn out on
the south side Of the street, prepared for review
After the ranks were opened and arms at present Gen.
John f. Wool, U. s. A. accompanied by his aid de camp,
Capt Shields, and Colonel Peyton with part Of the staff
of the Seventh volunteer ads out of Mr. wofes
residence and down to the front of the troops and from
thence passed down the lines The National Guard band
played excellent music as the review proceeding
After General Wool had marched up and down the line
and returned 10 his original position orders were given
TO Z" March In review" The line then broken into
column by plaoons sixteen flies front and in this man
passed in review The steady cadence of the step
the rank and file, and the promptude and grace with
which the officers salutej the reviewing officer,
called forth well deserved encomiums from eminent mil
tary men connected with the regular and volunteer
vice. who were present on this occasion The review
grand beyond precedent In this country, and may with
proprety be styled the best parade OF the Seventh The
entire regiment mustered-about hundred Tho
troops were then marched down Broadway and dis
missed.
The Twelfth regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Weeks,
ssting OF seven companies, aud numbering about two
hundred men. formed line Broomc street about half
past two and took its line of march down Broadway.
After passing round the Bowling Green, passing through
Beaver street to Broad thence Broadway through Wal
street. up Broadway, round Union square, and down again
to Broomc street. hating and facing its way down
receive the tribute of marching salute from the seventh
regiment, as II passed up. The Twelfth although called
upon 10 pass through many trying ordcas and for long
ume deprived Of the valuable services Of its Colonel still
EXHIBITS the unmsakable evidences of life and prosperity
upon this occasion made most credtabe Appearance.
rue crowded state of the streets nterfcrred seriously
WIN the marching, IL did with the other regiments
aestroyng the regularity and sodty Of the inc aud
some instances throwing the entirely out of step
lhe highwood Guard, Of Hoboken, Captain Newkrk
p"ueu uihg tue afternoon, arriving in the city about
CLOCK. ihey were accompanied by Shelton's Brass
"uu Prooeeded up Christopher street 10 Waverley
mace, .nehue 10 Filth avenue, and up Fourteenth
street to Broadway, down Broadway % tho Bat.
Terry. AT the Washington Hotel they were hosptqoly
sheItantd and ON their return to Hobokcn sumptrous
INNER was In waiting at the City Hotel. Tho al g.. -,
very line appearance, and attracted considerable
Souon In tiobokcn they reviewed by Brig Con
sauo' l. hatfield and Inspector Cocf Chase, the
, nu Cd repairing TO the City Hotel splendid
,S hnn, s III waiting After due justice had bsen done
.re pou1,s, speeches were made by Brig Cen Hatfield
Gap' Newknk Lieut. Hopper, OK Mayor Van Riper Cant
hahover oi the New Haven Blues: Lieut. Miles do
seargent fhrson, Scott Life Guards and obers Tbs "a
terhhmeht concluding with visiting tho Young Mons
Democratic Union Ball, at the City Assembly Rooms New
York.
THE NATIONAL GUARD DINNER.
The Seventh regiment, National Guard celebrated tho
anniversary Of Washngtons birthday by dinner in Tho
evening as well the day parado-thc occasion being