The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

MILITARY IHrELIGEHCE.
our Military vtsAtess-pr~sentass~~ -
Goa. observation-disclosures wait =
the Fish ResinsAt, Ac, &c.
THE LIGHT INFANTRY, PROVIDENCE. n. !. -
Tie Light Infantry Of Providence Rhode Island urde
the command Of Col wmw Brown, passed through th,s
city yesterday evening, homewud. Tos oo~n.
Aaa been TO Cleveland, where they assisted in Tia
ration Of the Perry statue after which they left for Ana.
ny, where they hospitality entertained LOsv,.~
Albany by the day boat they landed Al the foot or Jsv
street. at which place they received by the Otv
Guard and ex members Of their own corps, By whom
they escorted down Broadway and Coraudt street.
to picr No. is, 10 embark board the Commonwealth
for StonipRton.
The corps numbered one hundred and two muskets ssd
present were Col william w. Brown, Liout COL s.
r. knight, Major J. L. Dorrance ieut. l. Q. Warner,
Sheldon, Psymas,er Samuel Trippe, Surgeon y. No
nn,sn' Assptans snrRcons Foster and Baker, Caspian
yhree pieces under he Of Joseph Greene
accompanying the military were Governor Sprague, OF
Rhode hsnd and his staff, who on stepping On board
the Commonwealth, were greeted with the paudits Of
payed Hail to the Chief The soldiers followed TO the
tune OF " Jack Robinson" after which the word
passed of All aboard" when the sspg plank was
removed, and 30 was the Commonwealth, amidst tho
VoOpt0
STATE GUARD BANQUET TO rHK NEW HAVEN eRAYs.
Last evening Company G, Capt johnson, City Guards
Ninth regiment, gave splendid banquet 70 ths New
Haven Grays, At the Apollo Rooms The company rat
down TO the table about nine O'Clock, and among tho
guests Colonel Ie GAL Fifty hfth regiment Colonel
Van HuTep, Ninth regiment; Lieutenant Colonel Ferris,
and others The tables were bountully spread and pro-
pared by Ar Aker Of the Apollo Speeches were made
by Captain Johnson Of the State Guards Captain o.
born Of tho Grsys Coooel Van Buren, Colonel Le CAL
passing of in fine ityie, aud highly enjoyed BY tho
iirsys.
PRESENTATION TO COL. CHRISTIAN scHwARzAnDER.
Colonel Christian schwrzaelder Of the Fth regiment,
Of this city, the recipient Of very cegap: solid sill
tea service Wednesday last from the officers ana
exshiems Il his command. The gin IL very mar
sive, richly csscd with suitable inscriptions engraved
thereon. IL manufactured by Tiffany o., Broad.
way.
The presentation took place at the Coones elegant
summer villa, on the banks 81 the Hudson, at Dobbs
Ferry The committee, consisting Of Adutant Eser-
vein, Lieutenant Colonel E. n Dodge, Major Lewis Bur-
ger, Ad jutant J. Maidon, Engineer j. p. q podge Pay
master Charles stepway. Captain Il. Hertman Captain
Barjack Orderly Sergeant Iertz, Qnartermaser Ser
geant a. zocbsh Right General Guide r. Leonhard Drum
Major Burcbet, Assistant PaymAster H. s. Fearing, ac-
companied by the Fth regiment band al in fatigue uni.
FORM embarked At eight o'clock In the morning bard
btCamer aurora,
ceeded to Dobbs Ferry. They arrived there u eleven
O'Clock A. NJ and received In cordial manner by
the Colonel and his family After the committee had par
taken Of cold collation. they proceeded 70 Of the
parors the CoIoneIs mansion, and aer the testimo
NAL wss prepared for presentation the officers In their
srena snors' N. vfe ana
plhed daughters then ushered into the ROOM and
the presentation was made BY Lieutenant Colonel DoDes
Colonel schwMzaelec have the honor Of presenting
you with this testimonial, in behalf Of the officers and
officers Of the Ffh regiment, Of which you the Colo
nell We tender II to you an acknowledgment Of your
fundamentally In eevatipg regiment " the loy and
rs permanent evidence Of the credit We ebeerfuly &C.
cedc to you WHILE At the same time lot convey 70 you
as n n s' e our no
VIII We be found wanting Colonel take thn gin, and
ceive with the trust that future, Ike your past,
suegcHs Won some pleasing memorials Of ~ sivers;
may recall TO you themes which II this time feel
convey to you other sentiment, that regard,
ricadshp and esteem ior you soldier and gentleman
be aenatcd we entertain feelings ~e are proud 70 say,
which command our hearts and beat in unison 70 no
other ieelins than ,ha, Of honorable erdshp let this
esteem we entertain Tor you gallant, hgh minded,
honorable man, endowed by natural gins Of mad and
quaned by education TO h any position In life, however
exalted. We you as whose past and present
com ecion with the VI III regiment conveys every
assurance that when the hour Of battle mes and the
sombre clouds q shan gather peaceful land
We know you will be found your post and give
practical illustration Of your sodiery and patriotic qua
Col srwarznnprs. accepting the gin, replied that
y was always an occasion q pleasure whenever be me,
The efctrs aud cheers of the Fib regiment He had
epdeavofed whether on duty IN the Geld the paths
otcy HE 70 cultivate spirit In bis relations with them
which would continue TO cement them nseparably to-
gether he did aspire 10 be orator, and hoped
hty would excuse hun for the planness Of hs language
he gave expression TO his feelings the inspiration Of
the moment dictated He accepted the gift . present
which he did not expect and than he
in The ras crss any attention, 70 - sna.soS Sv
their hind token OF regard attn further efforts calcu
lated 10 meet their approval
The committee then dispersed I'm. and proooedeh
individually an Dspccion Of The spacious grounds al
tached 10 the Colones villa The bard, In tho
time enlivened the Scene BY pa, ing selections nom
"1rsvata," "Troyatore !" "nnani' and other classical
pieces
Al three O'Clock q bouniifu banquet was prepared
under The direction Of the fair hostess 70 which tho
quests invited. The diniog hail gayy dscked
with bcauess Of nssura ao.ers Il vas asd r iorsy rs r.
and loaded with the good and substantial thaes o. LIE.
Amer dinner sentiments Of good feeling and apprcpze
10 the occasion made by COL Schwasza1lier Lieut.
DOL Dodge J. kennedy rurong, sq Major Burger, Adn-
ispi Maidon, CApt HERMAN and Adusaas trsderick
Brieaae MAJOR Afford responded 10 : sentiment IA
hosor Of Gen Yates, Of tho Second brigade ne ssa
peni ana NE response we're resolved By vociisrous
Among the pleasing incidents q Tho eocsscs W. "
p,'SS,ss q 9, 1': , ss sss. < y s
ana fs!.s. o: Royal oSIsss q Sss:ss.s: 1870 = ST.
Se has sssn a. sssenssvS szssss i Snroe! ~ ~
and VS. m oiia Of The Perry Expeditca Japan bat
stopped II CHINA
TIE rnoJEcTnD VISIT or TEE vTrrH Rrornur no
BEDf0E's ISLAND.
Colonel scharxwssder and Brigade Major Asord m
their remarks. made suscu 70 the contemplated vss Of
the rih regiment 10 Bcdloc's Island. The Colonel aid
that be had conferred with Adusant General Cooper
Assistant Adjulant General Thomas, and CAp: norpsou
OF the Ordnance Department. that subject nose rcu
tcmen expressed themselves hrhy delighted With The
project and would all the neoeswary % make
the soiourn Of the regiment nsructivcon. M lAfte
Officer with detachment from his CORPS WI visit The
island this week. and mount battery o. thirty two pouud
cnscmated rups Major Robert Anderson, 0f the First
artillery and subaltern, have been detailed - nstruc
tors 10 Tho occys Of the Fh regiment win rars
70 thnm practical instruction prior 70 The visit o ss
ment ,e the fort The nrs three days d the visit Of the