The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14

ran enclosure until over rfean hundred persons equally
divide between the sexes assembled 10 take Lft ~ te
dancng-
ospER oF DAscISG.
FIRST rAKr
.. Grand Promenade March. seventh Regiment
3. Quadrle. '''er rf"scnu'I
4 -siiiei
5. Iancers. NO
l9Sa Ka an n,ermssion was had the ladies re-
turning To IaroTs of the Richmond Club House The
National Guard, huriesque organ zon, and
sistipe Of mbers Of the SEVENTH then formed ne
in military style, each bearing lantern, and
In this manner they created number Of military
evoutions, and marchings and counter marchings
As they moved to and fro the lights presented novel
sight and IL was much ADMIRED by the spectators
After the lantern parade the terpsichoreans rcassem
bled ON the ba ground ard participated in the second
part Of the dances, as enumerated in the programme
Contra Dance selections
2. Redowa. Dreams OF the Ocean
g. Danish Polka. ..:....,.....,....... Selections
4 Quadrle Cheat and Jg............ Anna Quadriie
srgha c ia a poi HnOn
The ball continued until midnight, growing smaller
and beautifully less up to that hour, when scarcely
nye persons remained on the ground Ta ssc sEs
decorum and ecid and the closing OF Camp Scott was
decided would be next to impossible 10 give
the evening The Illumination was truly grand, and
evnced the utmost good taste on the part OF its proec
tors.
The rush to return to New York after the proceedings
had terminated Of The most aughabe character from
the many rich scenes on the road leading from the camp
the depot the from there 70 the depot At VAN
derbts landing and thence on the Staten Island ferry
boat 10 this city.
The following is a copy Of the order which read
before the regiment at the afternoon parade yesterday
The following order for closing the encampment was s
sued yesterday
GENERAL ORDER NO. 49,
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH Regiment N. Y. s. M.,)
NATIONAL GUARD.
CAMP ScorT, STATEN ISLAND, July Is, 1850.
The regiment must be ready for marching ORDERS uni
formed and equipped white trousers, overcoat rolled
ocok july Il. iseo upon Baggage Ss. be- psoRed
and deposited in the company Streets and all regmenia
the hour above named The troop must be prepared TO
meet ut half past eight o'clock and take the steamboat at
vanderbits landing at eleven o'clock. Tents will DO
struck at half past nine O'Clock A. d.
The Colonel takes this occasion 10 thank both officers
and men for the willing and cheerful obedience to the ro
guatons Of the camp and 10 express his satisfaction at
the performance Of duty d1nc spirit rejecting the
highest honor upon the Corps
BY order Of hsrshal Lef-Its. Colonel
J. ii. IIEBENAU Adiutant.
The Seventh will arrive in town at noon to-day and
will be received by the Eighth regiment, Washington
Grcys
The schooner Orbit, which conveyed the camp equipage
Of The seventh regiment TO Camp Scott, and which was
Thursday night a; high water, and returned " New
York for repairs.
Cannon Drill Practice OF the City Guard.
OUR CITIZEN soLDIERY MANNING THIRrY.FwO
FOUNDER, ETC.
squad Of the City Guard under command of Captain
~'.', ''. ~ - "'0 o'oN 'ee'0'u"y "i'e'"oon from
South ferry Tor Governors Island for the purpose of
Stunning the drill with barbctte gum preparatory 10
An. Grand A. r,., .xh,,,,,or =, ro., u-.u.u -. -,
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WHICH from Inc nove'ty Of The movement is atractnga
grea, deal Of ate, tion amongst the military through
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The military OF New York have long been the pride Of
the civ ready at all times 10 aupear in their hest nitro
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o"r s"ee's uPon tne arr'a Vi iorcgu anuas
sadors any important civic occasion has however
been often remarked that they are very good dav
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