The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07
Our Boston Correspondence.

Bosros, Sept am.
Massachusetts Eacasspnent-The Alaan IN .ooo-Prs
paras'ons for a Grand Fee Dayd IA yapo1on III
Eight Thousand Aslaary-one H. ..srea Thou,ana spsc
tators-The Old Battle Ground y, en-. a.
me m'sary OF inc old Bay State are al apoc concern.
e s'Aaa "nV'esaio enc s.apment q be called Camp
n0,a 80 csns",, .ssnaonces the glorious battle
,nronah ,no on, ans ltth (wednrsday) and continues
through .iie s.h ana SA inst
Since the official order was n,o sos,,n,tlpr the
'l''' anu very city and own in the Commonwealth
'hat coua noast Of its mlit a., oso,;9aton has been
aNe 70 inc importance and duty OF making good rep
'''n"''n oh 'De groun l. Here IN Bos,on particularly
100 W. n,"T spirit be IN arousc a and the manufactu
,.., ui'orP as accor tremcnts, and everything
'i"u''s :" The ~ omp and circumstance Of glorious
49, - sven PIP ing tnee OF peace" as shcsc, have
10 ~ MANS fun Of business. large
n""uei " Companies win appear in new uni
forms, not the Least - alac.pco and ptufv
nc '' y VIC s'oond battalion under Major Chas. 0, Ro
So A re mnent ptdor Col Cowdin, also APP
Pi ~ Wv grey u iform that has been much admired
the CiS Guards w. Of thu. great old Boston company
sTeumstoncc - aich, by some strange and mysterious
sepms char II - possibly TO few Of the initiated
tion nv some al adiBg out, or in the process OF absor
can't + T. n p companies, the Roxbury City Guards
Is nty tba, ertins coming in for important share
happy and nat company around whose banner many
Guards shon Iotic memories cluster the Besom City
whatever be allowed 10 fail to ruin for a2S reason
hne who arr nd We hope there plenty in IN, military
Its fame Is prepared To rescue its name fron oblivion
We have isnpelisnaese. . :,
also appe accounts lTom country cohpsaes that Wi
the mast r in new newly FURNISHED untcrms among
men fo, important being that nvpcbe batalion OF rife
Poore Newbury commanded by Maj,r Ben Perey
known Syn.ebah VINO - Us Wen =. peIltls pe,tof
Thel a esercise oi ie pen ~ io y " w
nj lea M r'ooaoy DC ooo, iiIus VI ~, y, - -
gran loo Ooc spectators ard as issroposed TO Ese
c, 1eon Ill mot recently gained but for
- srss gained in the '.ddys that rled mems souls "a
g. day m honor Of tfose great heroes whose blood
~ sacned the SOL Of Cor cord on tn 10Th Of APRIL l115
:. BANKS, Insurance companies, wholesale and retail
6fes, public schools public in ;tuiions of all sorts,
neral, STATE and lccal, will probably gge day
nday Tor ne encapment ara huzza for the spirit Of
His Exc cheney Governor Ba~ss who has worked with
great yea carry out the project will his head
Suarters - morrtw (Tuosdss). His Evcelencys aids
are Col t1w G. Parker of Brookline; John H. Reed, Of
Boston, jos HF) Blake, Braintree Henry Smith
"Vf TemYleton--al splendid looking of young fellows
and nbued with proper spirit of military enthusiasm.
The AdJuant General, Ebenezer W Stone of Roxbury
has labored his Trojan fulfilling the arduous details
'pf his laborcvs department.
The Anceccan Honorable Artillery Company of Bos-
aon will not the ground until the third day, when
they will do Governor Council
The legislative bodies
The Matt NAL Iancers Capt NJ C. Kenny and the Boston
Dragons, Capt Thomas j. Perce-both commanders
being of firm Of Kenny PIERCE, the celebrated c
dealers have avowed their determination not TO throw
scod water on this great military spectacle, and thei
companies will be objects Of attraction to every visiter
Tnerum booths prop shops and roulette resorts are
process erection day and fhe outside show is kel
TO be as spirited and amusing the inside will be gran
and ntereffnr strong police force under Deputy Chi
luther A. Ham, of this city assisted by experience
New York rogue cachers will be on hand TO preserve II
dignity Of the civil ARM while the military at rest
has been appeha PaaHps Attorney General Of he stat
been appointed, but it will probably be neither Bshc
FITZPATRICK nor Ex-Governor Henry j. Gardner