The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
Military INTELLIGENCE,
muithTy intelligence.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE NATIONAL BLUES,
OF EEw HAVEN.


ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE NATIONAL BLUES,
OF EEw HAVEN.
Inc National Blues Of New Haven Conn, Capt Walls
Bristol, Jra fine looking body Of Connecticut military
numbering forty one muskets-arrived in this city We'd.
resday afternoon at half past three O'Clock IN the steamer
Traveller. The Traveller was intercepted between
Brooklyn and New York by the small steamer Isaac N.
Seymour, having board committee Of the Highwood
Guard, Of Hoboken whose guests the Blues were when
the Blues were transferred from boat TO the other
in mid river and proceeded Hobokeu where they
received by the Hollywood Guard. AS the steamboat ap
preached the landing place. savo OF artillery fred
from Atlantic Garden. Aner Decentralization the usual
formalities of military reception were gone through
win, after which b,h commands proceeded to Odd Eel
lows Hall Washington street, where the highwoods
entertained the Blues with bountiful collation..
pirate speeches from s' the commandan.s of both
took up the line OF march, proceeding to the Hoboken
ferry and crossed to New York landing at Canal
to Broadway and down Broad way and Battery place
pier No North river where both companies embarked
on board the steamer g. Vanderbilt, Of the Norwich
left her dock, Dodworth's full band. which
accompanied the excursonsts, played spirited air. and
the troops took their departure amid loud cheers from
their friends on the steamboat pier.
They arrived in Boston yesterday morning, and were
sistiDg OF the Boston Fusleers, City Guard Pulaski
Guard and Union Guard who Paraded as battalion un
panes received at the depot escorted their
quarters nj the American House
The visiters remain but day Boston, and will leave
In the eleven O'Clock train to-day for New Haven The
left wing OF the Second regiment Roxbury City Guard
Matt NAL Guard and Washington Guard, under command
Of Major Chadwick, will perform escort duty on their
Officers Of the Higa,roOa Guard-Captain j. p. Ncwkrk
First Lieutenant, Henry Hopper; Second Lieutenant
Officers Of he He,v Hn,ss Bii.s-Captan, W. Bristol
Jr First Lieutenant John Hanover; Second Lieutenant
Major Sidney Minard Of the Hudson Brigade and Pay
master Terry, Of the First regiment N. s. Quarter
Mofat, Capt. j. Tonnele Paymaster J. A. Camp
BELL Of the Hollywood Guard and Division Inspector
james ONeil, accompany the excursonsts.
Both commands presented a very martial appearance,
and reflect credit the respective States which they
represent
shnkos and white equipments.
NATIONAL GUARD, SEVENTH RESxxSr.
HEADorARrHRs sKyESIH REGIMENT NEw yoRz
STATE MILITIA, NEW YoRS, August -, 1890
GENERAL oxpKa, NO. IL.
This regiment will parade fully uniformed (white
trowsers) armed and equipped, on Wednesday septem
to US by the city OF Washington.
Regmen,ai line viii be formed in lafayette place. RICH,
Drum Major Graham, with band and drum corps, Will
report to the Atjutant upon the day Of parade.
Field and STAFF mounted, will report 70 the Colonel at
his quarters, at o quarter before four O'Clock P. H.
Lieutenant Charles W. Sy, Company Il.
Lieutenan, ". L. vermilye, CoupanyF.
George c. Farrsr, Captain, ConpanyK
C. Bostwick, First Lieutenant, Company q.
c. B. Babcock, second Lieutenant, Company H.
T. ~ lie Moyne First Lieutenant, Company h.
7. h. Bunting, second Lieutenant, Company X.
At the close OF the parade the regiment will take pos
session OF the new Armory built by the city for our &C
commodston Justly proud OF this mark Of
appreciation by fellow citizens must bss,
endeavors 70 merit their esteem and confidence. By
order Colonel MARSHALL lLIfEkTi
j. HENRY IKBESAr, Adjutant.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
10 the HERALD Of yesterday you report that the FRS,
Light Infantry from Providence, l., viii pass through
New York the 9Th of September, route for Ceve.
land Ohio They intend 70 arrive the morning Of
7th leave by the O'Clock train the Erie Rail
road the same morning.