The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

New Jersey counfrymal. All WAS "bubbis bubble toll
and trouble Black spirits and white brown spirits and
grayas well variety an these shades
of colors-were tn be seen rushing about Broadway In
Wild excitement from the earliest hours Of the morning
One would have thought that the tremendous excitcnt
recently experienced would have been enough any
number OF ordinary beings but tho people OF New York
beyond all ordinary beings in their Of enduring
excitement.
THE GUARD OF HONOR.
il soon became Known that The gallant Seventh was to
p 1s CIV E1 General sna , sasa o My
directing the regiment to Form Into line In Lafayette place
1t half past Twelve o'clock precisely, a.' the troop of
themselves to the Autant General the Everett House,
as an escort TO the Commander Chief The regiment
and troop mustered pursuant to direction Ia the places
signed them, at the hour above namai whore they
formed into proper position and prepared for the march
down Broadway to the Metropolitan.
THE MILITARY At THE METROPOLITAN.
The around this hotel at about hafpast twelve
O'Clock very brilliant The hotel itself adorncd
and embelshed In the form and in which de-
scrbed II Sunday last The bannarcts and miniature
flags sl Eutered ffosa window and balcony The flags
Of other nations threw out their broad folds the
woong wind. The day was hot the bright, but
freshening breeze blew In slightly from the The
houses and In the neighb0h0od Of the hotel
crowded with the curious Of both Tho sidewalks
and window sills were thronged with merry faces
Groom, room, for the people" was the continuous ap
peal From east and west, and north and SOUTH strong
the point dcppu Every sought occupy the front
ranks Of the sidewalks, but all could not succeed in
impossible an effort The result was much jostliug
and Inconvenience. This did add tho comfort
und the burning influence Of what might well be termed
Indian sun, soon made them ~ damp il they had
been dipped in the river AS the crowd thckcned and
the excitement increased, the utmost anxiety
pressed to see the beginning Of the procession Many
eye turned up Broadway to catch the FIRST distant
stretched forward for the first deep tap Of the warke
drum But for long time no feather plume in
view, did the distant roll OF echoing cynbals fall
upon the ear The heat all the while Increased with the
journey Of the TO the infinite discomfort Of the null
ude The "god Of day. poured down his eaagent but
scorchng beoms with prouseness only known in ropic
chimes People began TO vince under the heat and dust
But stll seemed inclined give up prominent
place he had gained by force Of arms aud dr Of pcrse
verance.
At last the patient crowd doomed to be rewarded
for their uninching endurance Far away from the high
est point Of the crowded horougre the ducct tones Of
music broke gently upon the Faint at first, like the
sweet notes Of distant band heard ia the stl midnight
hour then stronger and ouder the tones OF the High
land band have broken the Of Jessie Brown ON
the memorable plains Of Lucknow Then the red epau-
the brilliant troop Of the seventh
The word now passed block to block and nom mouth
are coming. scc-sce how they -hark-hark-to
their tramp, Then loud cheers from the united
along the street for the gallant eventhso united
and strong that they tho attention Of the nb
ants Of the immense buildings on either side Of the
thoroughfaIes, who Immediately locked ~ the win
dows, shouting cheering, and api,auding in every
conceivable way. The scene now became, pos
sibie more animated. As the brilliant cortegc
regular and precise march II veteran troops the spcta
tors could not restrain the emotions OF pleasure which
filed their hearts. There before their faces signal
and living proof Of the soldy Of true republican nsttu
TONS band Of brothers linked together by ties OF love-
Of patriotism aud affection clothed ia the brilliant uniform
Of their proud nationality trapng boldly and fear
lessly to the nsprng sounds OF their own national mu
Sic and presenting front to cheer the hearts Of friends
and bid the ocnan beware The noble soicrs walked
with head and the regular fall Of manly feet, in the
full consciousness of their own magnificent appearance
and that they deserving Of the plauds which they
everywhere received from their delighted fellow citizens
EvoLUrIoNs OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The regiment soon ncared the headquarters Of tho En-
bassy, where they were put through the manual
and platoon exercises, ovcry member OF tho
regiment performing his duty like old cam
paigner. The number q. men who mustered on the ne
cessariy brief notice given $40 in all There were
eight captains eighteen eutenans Forty sefgeans nine
teen doctors iorty band and AS rank c bcsdes
veral other Commissioned and noncomm.ssoncd officers
The evoutions NIL successful, but the orcr arns
effected with much accuracy aud precisicn-the
425 muskets coming to the pavement with one simulta-
necus clang-that, however unmltary IL might appear
the people loudly called for II again; and when the
handing Officer obgingly caused the men To perform the
second time, tho vast crowd applauded TO
the "very echo that did applaud again." dvision was
hotel to the line Of carriages provided for the reception
OF the Councilman and Ambassadors, which they did In
the usual psssa sr :" the ey sS1t ss up sns
longed roll Of the drum The order was then given
Present arms and the shuttle Of feet and aetive cxer
the locality cf he doorway q the noss gave certain
warning that the Ambassadors approaching Their
the Interior Of Ss building = one BY one hsy we're s
cor,ed to their seats in tho softly cushioned carriages
Having comfortably disposed Of themselves IN this way
moved down Broadway In the order given below, and
amid the vaccinations Of tho public'-
seventh Regiment Engineer Corps.
Band.
Seventh Regiment As Guard Of Honor
Carriage containing Alderman Bcoe and others.
Chief Ambassador, accompanied by Capt Dupont U ~
Third Ambassador, accompanied by Capt. Lee U. N.
Treas
Governor, accompanied BY an Alderman
mo sccrsssr,ss ascompsn's ,s y Counsi,mcn'
Aldermen and Councmen In carriages.
Prior 10 the advance Of the main procession Guard OF
troop marched down Broadway, esccrting his Ex
celcncy Edwin d. Morgan, Commander In Chief and his
cecded as far as Spring street, where they
awaited the advance Of the main procession.
ON the arrival OF the A as ,so a. th,s
poyng either side OF the carriages. The band was all
this time playing some most exquisite selections from the
operas OF "Lrcrcfa Borria" and ~ Puritani," well
as some Of most stirring national melodies. The
japanese appeared be greatly delighted at the exciting
scenes especially the movements Of the military; but
whether the thrilling strains OF clarion horn and trumpet
Ind any effect them II impossible " say duh
and sa es s sy be cur ,S sTa ser mode Of en- m
oymcnt better expressed by what 10 appears ~ be
the quntesccnce OF stodity Aud so every one 70 his
rHE SCENE ALONG rHR noUrE or the rnocssssoN
DID not vary materially from those s,s,,iss ercansan
half many persons in the streets ~
on saturday last, The gathering was by no means
moved towards the hall Of public reception, the dcnscr
were thei masses wedged together Stage drivers
from Rroadway--iheir ordinary universal empire-and
Il was thing Tor the Embassy that these irate
,snv sa o"r Eastern friends would have heard sum
mary TRANSACTIONS OF some OF the brieiest and yet most
significant expressions IN the English language which on
tionary would prefer rip up the abdominal region IN