The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
The Review OF the Volunteers.

From The London Times, June IS
The great review OF saturday last was followed by
another Oh Tuesday In Hyde Park her Majesty was
greeted by upwards OF ~ poo volunteers equal III bearing
aud equipment to the best troops Of the line at Alder
shot as many regulars and militia, spendldy organized,
oened before the roy presence tens something Tor
our milaIy suehe.n .na' syooV oiilsiS snVuu pave
been seen under Arms WIN ne space "ee" ana we
lave ZONE reason 70 ~ ON sues an
n.ieaee VI WI w, iIee - e'i.
another step tc be taken and Monday next VII witness
tne nrs. move ine Ns'Vnai t.lae Meeting On oeaon
common VIA sno au1pion ~ NV na,o ina
weapon' anu :" custom winch, nan Plae.Nc aua mai,
,eru debting rsn in,n ror",a,shis she,nsho,,sar
he h as hS 10 me, cs , e a s ., p' inSt
ihsrs never was for .hsp the Tor sho sos H. ssnon
Of EScshmen England had not ceniraly,on enough for
-, nn.r, g.therng Nert u anl ,hc onae in Ts.-eo,
ri o,s ,na and fro,n that Sorr "a ,uss -
ses riie sho,ing fsrs s Mace among The fvors e~er
c,sss ~ the ,nrs,,stion f e ~ ~
Nobody yet knows the power TO be acquired by really
national proficiency in The use of the rife There l. no
example At present. Of an army still less Of nation all
riemen The great armies OF The Continental states are
rot even provided with this deadly hrouehouf
their whole force il is only by rian number Of picked
battaons that the rife is carried Even in Switzerland
selfthe very land Of the rie-rifemen form regiments
apart and are organized independently Of the soldiers of
he line II may be said thai our system Is The same
and that we also our rife regiments Distinguish
ed from the rest by title and costume but al those points
in reality the distinction ends Every soldier 10 every
battalion Of British Infantry every man in every von.
teer CORPS carries a rife as perfect and az true as that
borne by the roessed sharp shooters and is or should
be trained "a carefully TO its use In point of fact both
mitiameu and TROOPS OF the line have SURPASSED the
rifernen in the use of the rifle aud have carried OF
the przes over the heads of men presarned To he
euecaI nro6cents What has been done however
for tho army during the last year or two s now
10 he sone for tho whole ponuation The ride s 10 no
made nonpar arm 10 be naturalized at once as an in
s,rument ~ snort and weauop of honor We NAV LOOK
Tor tho dsy ~ s., eya,v mar In these islands will either
-, 80 ~. - a y,ir ;,ara ~ shonsing an when
pe la,r siu u VI IL s,,i So common oednrrencs aud
rlue na,on VIII '. q $50 ,sS ,pra'.ho,,, ,le tirg
universal ih'0.es' An S'4' f"' " 'e 49, 40
oom -, A.. A., -. ,.. - !.
We naVe o,en sat wa. .e us oi y. ~
.Ais 1e w ~, VI ~. 1 W.
u eens WI ou " 1 % , s0 s Ia s o,
eAeIeise, su' 81 WY 'a0ss "l s NV guy hVus
ana rehcs from tradltivhs aha sschus out
rom the very expressions which survive 10 our poetry
aho our language. inc utmost sonouue was eApsnaed
MOI Only upon tne piactce ou ne instrument itse ana
everything pertaining 70 IL because inc staves OF the
yew wee made the pest BOWS yew trees were pauted and
protected IKE tne mulberry trees IN the SIX countries
Inc ouTist may st see On an ISLAND N och Lomona the
renans OF grove planted by ROBERT bruce in order that