The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

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Counct' BUSINESS wa t'spenueu III gre" "''-
throughout the city, during the Forenoon, AM
s,in more in the afternoon. BroAdSay, Z. Ear As
the stores were concerned, had quite a Sunday air,
while the banks, insurance cfises and large housed
down town, were all closed. Flags Of every drr
and description huttsr,d and waved In sll parts ~
the city on public builiings stores, private dveH-
inss' and on the shipping a, the wharves In almoIr
COUNTLESS multitude. ]
sAuies were fired Al sunrise from the City Hal
Park and the Battery, by order cf ihs Common
Council and the Union Defence COMMITTEES, At nom
In 'ht Pnk, and At sunset from Union squsrs
ard ihe PIk' The Trinity chimes were rang Al
noon. Many appropriate decorations appeared
IN VARIOUS parts OF the ci,y' Across BrosdwAy'
tom Barnuns Museum " the Astor Houss, was
stretched banner bArng the inscription, " X an
oke l'lsnd, Fort Henry, Font D,neson," on ons
Sde, ur der meath the motto Of ~ Piurbus L IA im;
std on Tie other side picture of Floyd the thieL
"e@ins away over the entrance y ho.os Tue 4
s'fe appeaT'i the mo'to' Vt nion-no' tr one day
o" i'r ." nmt' IL IL lmpos'ioe 70 describe wi'hin
'Nt hm"s AL those deeorAhons' etc which te1ehsd
puon''S 'ne w linouS i'ehug o. the psop''i ol'
'n'Te VIII su'hoe htho~ 'her spirit over our Tmy's
u'uu pms WhIe the 'quen' appearance OF wash
ihsbhS naine ana portrait TESTIFIED 'he prominent
SnHe nS memory Occuped IN 'ne heAr's oil Jut CIV
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u'eis u. '''''' 'n' i'''''' "ou.o' "e'e M'o ID a~'
minated n"Hhg We evening Ihe "rec's were
oio"u'u Until = l''e hour WIN "gh' see'S'
III, N''lNH' 'AHA'"'
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igh' resting on brpad"ay " "GrE' r. M
m'eh'e tney n'rcned 70 the residence Of Mrs. ca.
inorne IN "eS' sH'een'h street 70 receive an
American nag The scene where the presentation
took place was quite imposingi hxs and banners
Ioh'd the street aud waved from the house'oPs'
ana an inmen'e crowd was gathered, filling ths
streets FOR long distance on eAoh side. Mr. Char
les p Kirkland, in behalf Of Mrs. Thorns, present.,
ed the regiment with beautiful American Ass so.i
oompanying the presentation with An eloquen, and
highly patriotic speech. Col. Martin, in the mama
of his regiment, received the aAg. The regiment
then n srched " Rev. DIR. wiey's church On the
F'lnh avenue, where they listened to the reading
Of wAhir gton's Farewell Address, after which
they returned n their armory and were Dismissal
The Eighth Regiment turned ou, abou, 9TO men
under command OF Col. yarian. When they formed
At IL cir srmory 10 the afternoon, ex-Adi, Bauyelt
read " tht TIM WAHhingtnna Farewell Addreaa, I
which they paruded through B,wery q rand u,rset
and Broadway, and back 70 tie Arrnory, where
they were dismissed In the evening the armory
was handsomely Illuminated.
The Eleventh. Regiment Col, M.idhog, turning
ou, abou, 4Co men, paraded and were TO bs re-
view ed by the city authorities in the Park but they
arrived there at too late An hour.
The Twenty-second Regiuen, made n short p.-
rale a, An early hour IN the day.
Tho Tbi,d Regiment, tc,valrv, coI p...,o,
made a parAde. Tsree hundred and twenty ave
men were ouL They were reviewed Al the Park
bv an. uavor n, Il 4, ,r,r,on c,urcu
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lhesi"eh'n hFB'meh' hAn sAu'e nred oy VI.
|, at Washington Parade Ground but did not Pc 4
r.da sor lacl ~ uri,,rus ona Of their numter.
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hAheu Nu'A' WAS hiLou w n P'o'e 'F'N4'A
OF the cannon with which they were hiring.
The Veterans Of 1912, TO the number Of seventy,
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assembled ~ INC Me'oer hooSe, ""ou' ~ oooOA'
A. NJ, and marched down 70 the Battery, where
they hred salute then returned up Broadway W
,h fy, u.u ,vhara ,bay vera raceivad NV ,hs oi,v
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authornes' and thehce mArched u Nplss uhaens
wbere they participated in the celebration Of thO
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