, 1860-07-30
The Gallant XounVre-

The New York r,;3.,< ~ r,;a.x ,,;x a.
f,,rou;r ..o... -. -, ~
| '"s ~ Asso4as "a ING Fecens dFll ol the
A3uaTea in Boe,on:
Wednesday was tho In. dav or III. zor.,sz
in Boston. At T. O'Clock tbey rave = second
drill in the Bo,tou I'll, atrr h+t',e = tIh, rsonls
ma'niy creatures Of .uperinr mold. a. II upon
1;,,, ~ ;n.. npnass. VI out doors was thronKed
trouble that the soldiers w.1r esco~tsd thrnna
the uaFro~ pashsof tie city. After br ef visit
10" me L'kht t'uard o. y h'ch place
| Nedn-sda- a.t.rro,, IN the Is ~ n ~
ton and Worcester Isailrost. Tile bows were
frequently in dagger OF being lifted bodily. and
s,or"e ID triumph a@av naun tn+ shoulders Of
cars Eang with paud'ts, and, At tie starting
place. tbs crowd was the krestest that has al.
tended any Eastern appearance Of ths corps,
aceordng to their own account.
The two rear cars we're devoted 10 tie illus.
1I'ou$ tFa.ei~rs. Co,. Ellsworth bad charge OF
.ns hlss a1tlop' IN the 1T car but one, and tne
rest OF the mel, With the bard, we're in the
h'ndmost car, IN c&rs Of Lieut. L:au Waving
the'r RED caps ont of 'he wind ,ws, and shouting
iafe"sls tn al! the pretty girls, the track was
'a!rly taken. The moving camp showed curious
ELECTS. The knapsacks and csnteens. and other
n neavy aeeoatrene .e nts, svuDg from the pegs
around ihe cars, and the forms Of the young he.
roes we're coled IN luxurious attitude upon the
sea4. Ihe motion Of the train soon lulled
neh1iy eser5 L>uAse INTO sumbers whose pro-
TI a1no'l5 Molpneus htmtell u!one could tathom
~ ,,,h nheaa hoa ano nos. severe exercise Of
;nta ;ne souans aao prepa,eo thelr systems to 'al
nnn, tuu 1eposs' "'noos tne least delay. at every
!. oppof'an
Leaving boston the corps came devn the
Worcester roud and took steamer On III. aonna
f,r ysw y,,t xh;-b .rdv.d g.; - -.
14 A''''e3 ~ tHe gray OF
she morning; thence up she river. The Iri.
5uns continues:
4v~ .on.v~s ,ss ,
1o.' - "A'' foIN1
-; - ~ c'ocA 'ne Psny reached cozzeas and
a'l went Al cnce 10 tue grounds IN tront Of the
aotei, "here arms were stacIed and those who
bore them we're dismissed t,ll st; There was
hfo"a is q ne .Ge notel aoa ~ The
both OF the country and town. The question
OF dinner pressed heavily upon the minds Of
t1e tnfonR es nrsE, ana as IS usually the case,
maze tnem apathef'c to ali else. However some
al me tables 10 she elninz ball, cad some with
pr pfovenser h oEou:n! rom nome, the aPpetites
ol sne n9neEy anu 5earn1ng were comfortably
appeased, ano then Tor awhile the groves were
maae iseiy ~Ha tue Io93ng 'oees and cheerful
groups sudaen ana EeavJ tall of rain &C.
su1Isu q. oeiueA, ullVtpg aI "lth1n doors,
en'y 'os snc1! time 1hougn, ana BY tho hour
41so 'of the oF1l tne sao was ou@ agaln, rather
p :s ~ .:s . 1e'0enaGn' u 'ue 41a
R'1ebt ato guard aaty. and cleared large
pataae Rrouna oeiofe tne house. The Louaves,
oe'og oronh1t into posttfon, were photographed
oy an opern.or who went from this city for that
purpose. Then was performed the drill which
has been treqnentlv described. The picture
presented u this time was very brilliant;
larger portion of ladies' than have usually
aaended The AouaVes exhibitions in iris vicin.
lty were upon the ground gi.ing au air Of eie-
ganceto the scene as desirable rs rare: Tue con-
trast and blending Of coiors shown in the heayY.
black clouds. The rich green OF the foliage, and
'1e o1'su1 uHitarns o! tae soldiers was most
variety Of exnre.s,ona s;on;fr;nr uI asuai
aupyobanon wera rttareJ ~ J,hat;e" uefns ~
were often narte viii f1,ttsr;nn -, neau5
The sk;rm;sh;n1 tact,rs as,'scis5ii1 .h4' ons' ~
tiona wl.n t.;n,s ~. * ssa'5 .na oPe,a