The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
PRESENTATION OF COLORS TO THE CITY
GUARD, OF SOUTH BROOKLYN.


eight O'Clock the Guard made it, appearance, with band
the centre aisle Of tho church 70 the front
pews, where they took up = position around
to that Of the New York Seventh regiment Their en-
trance the signal for enthusiastic outourst the
Part OF the sfsenb!aee. When the applause bad sub
Ir- j. 7. & SrRANAHAS, formerly a member OF the
Board OF Police COrnn.ssonere forwsrd with the
coors IN his hand addressed the soldiers He alluded
briefly he which had Brought about the pre-
sent cublee pointed OUT tina necessity and efficiency Of
such al organization az Home Guard, and attor some
complimentary remarks 10 the soldiers themselves, for
nally presented the banner to theTa 1t recetvet by
Judge GAaRrsos, who, on behalf Of the company and
thanks in most appropriate and patriotic speech.
Rev Mr.. Carr ENIIR, tho pastor OF the church. was
then inncdrcec by The Chairman and addressed the
senloisge ~ sone length In referring to the efforts
Nhich the goverLruent making put down rebellion,
Ec said that tho action the naJcn Intended
the benedt and well being Of those who were SEEK
ing 10 WITHDRAW from rs benign authority He toox
occasion t0e 10 reply 20 the Gaest'cn, "Why ehouii
nD'ht,s OF The Gospel countenanse war-a thing con
troy Ia the teschDgso the Savcd To this he would
reply that peace end n be attained at all costs
cangtlCuB required summary remedies, AMI the
teace Of Laticn endangered 10y seotop TO be pre-
scrved culy by the rigid endorsement OF its laws and
taory ReOebhb COMPRESSED the safety Of tDe nations
ctzeps Who locked 10 their pastors fer counsel n the
h'ur Of extremity. The receesity OF war then being
eviaeIt to secure peare why should not mi.
nsieIs counersnce IT. 70 the Guard, in conclusion,
lie SAD that ,bSy but small portion Of the
kra1d NATIONAL Hcme Guard of twenty mions who had
SEAT forward three hundred Thousand scouts 70 the
hnes c 'hc creiays couniry, hut who were ready TO
ch If Their c necessary 70 preserve the
JDrns i-ieglity. thorough deeoce raade thorough
soFesraNt, md thorough scvevnment made thorough
ptac5 snh p'. sperrty
Al The cor csas,o OF tha reverend gentleman remarks
which frcqUrI,lv srp'aaoed thote OF tue
oitr 81. a,rs the shoude cd arms srd marched
ont Of TIE church. flc arcienco then dsper ec, tho
organ Dss Jog he national a's Fhs baahtr presented
- She c.ror " n',e OF nsoisoms els, mounted on
asEen s,aii. 'iid H. deeply !riugec With buiou, VITA
tse s,.s the bsa iieid worked in gol. IL she
gift OF the ciizera 81 Tire ueisncorhood.
Col. BAKERS CALIFORNIA BASEMENT
This 6ne regiment wil oave Fort Schuyler today for
Fortress Moo.oe whore Col Cake7 will ts1e command ola
ge brigade The regiment will arrive IN The city at four
O'Clock landing at Four.ecpth street, and march down
Broadway Cortlandt the etsey City ferry for
Philadelphia, where after sop Of Two ossa it viii pro
coed 10 Fortress Monroe by steamer.
FIFTEENTH gEGIMENp NEW YORK voLCN-
If.ERS, COL. }. MCLEOD MURPHY.
The ipe regiment wt.sn has heen enca,npei a: VII
less Pom. weeks did Dot take s departure
sesterdsy for the sent OF expected. they viii
probably leave to.dsy.
TESTIMONY 10 LIEUT.. co., FARNSE ORTIZ.
s the purpose Of tie rien,s of tsat C.,cuel Farms.
worth of the Scot. Life Cord t. rae ionds er III,
purchase Of horse, saddle, sword, g., :. suitable
deerous OF aiding the subscription will rcae adtlus5
M. A. G. Lawrence, No. 3aS Broadway.
THE GUNBOAT O. A. TYLER ASHORE.
LOUISVILLE, June 81, 1881.
TIE gunboat o. Tyler, which 70: on toe rock below
the canal last evening likely 10 remain there for the
present, IS ths river sfaltng