The New York herald., 1863-10-02

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the day Having been designated by Mayor General Sand
ford the location where the regiments would be iorged
previous 10 starting the grand parade through 'he
crowds Of people naturally assembled In the street, WIN
view 70 securing the best places for viewing the pro
cesson The stoops OF all the houses were forc'by taken
possession Of by ladies and gentlemen and all the ran
ings ampposs and fences were occupied oy Spectators
The houses beautifully decorated with Amer
and Russian ags and all the windows and balconies
hied with gayiy dressed ladies and sentlemen Tho
altogether most animated and cheerful, ana
proved highly natterng and agreeable 70 the
Russians.
| ARPIvAL or THE REGIMENTS.
About eleven O'Clock the various regiments belonging
TO the First division began TO make their appearance on
the ground and tho OF SPECTATORS increased cor
respopdngly The First regiment OF cavalry, under the
Command Of Lieut. Colonel Mnturn, was tho hrst milf
tary organization the ground, and shortly after tho
noblo old Seventy rst commanded by Colonel rraYord
made its appearance receiving reception from tho
spectators. Tnis regiment turned out quite strong, and
a. usual made most crodItabIe display.
| The Seventh regiment tho next that marched mp
TO the place OF rendezvous u was under tie command
of Colonel Marshal Ieaerts and turned out eight
hundred strong, divided into companies. The boys OF
tho old National Guard locked " advantage
Their uniforms spotless, their belts white
snow, and their bright and polished as silver.
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have been for years back, the perfection Of military
| drill and discipline. They marched up Broadway by
| Companies headed by their splendid brass baud, and
arrived at the place designated for them only short tmo
| after the appointed hour.
The other regiments continued to arrive until about
quarter two O'Clock W the afternoon when the las I
company had reported Itself to the commanding general
aud assigned IT'S proper position in the line. Tho
Seventy hrs regiment occupied the extreme right and
tla nf It,a
| Tho regiments were located in tho following order
along Tweniy.tbrd street, between Filth and tho
| North river
Detachment OF artillery from the Fourth regiment
Second brigade on the pier foot o Twenty lhlrd street
MAJOR General Sandord and staff, with captain Ottos
company Of clbineors acting escort, corner OF
| Eleventh and Twentyhird street Captain
by himself lhey were toleraby well mounted dressed
IN very attractive uniforms, with heavy hemes, plumes,
| &c, and looked altogether quite sodierlke
seventy.Grst regiment New York National Guard,
under command Of Colonel Iraaord were oca,ei be.
about four hundred and ty strong and were al IN ex
First regiment OF cavalry commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Mnturn three hundred and ny rong occupied
portion OF the space between the same blocks US ho
| Seventy lrst
Postey, five buudred and niy strong formed between
Ninth anu Tenth ayenuos. They dressed In their
gay hasar uniforms, aad never ufnsd out to moro ad'
Tinh reg iment Colonel Burger, were west OF Ninth
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| Sixth regiment under command q Colonel mason,
formed Of Ninth avenue, about half way up towards
| Eighth avenue. They mustered aboa. four hundred
| Tweii,h regiment under command OF Colonel Ward,
formed TO the west Of Eighth avenue and turned out
| about two hundred and sixty strong.
Fourth rlimcnt q artillery one company mounted and
rest FOOT under command OF Colonel Teller, formed
OF Eighth avenue and turned out about i've hundred
Eighty fourth regiment New York State National
Guard under command OF Colonel Frederick A Cortling,
formed 10 the west OF Seventh avenue but made very
thin muster ony about hundred and hFiy members
| having appeared IN uniform
Seventh regiment New York State National Guard,
under command Of ColoDo Marshsl icrers, eight han
dred strong formed Immediately to tho left o tho Eighty
thirty seventh regiment Colonel Roome formed 10 the
left Of the seventh and turned ont s0me three hundred
Fifty nl,h regiment New York state National Guard,
commanded by eolonel Eugene LsGa formed 70 .ne ei.
hundred aud tweny men, bat made crolitabie appear
their neat bloe uniforms thoSing on TO great ad
Troop belonging to the sixty ninth regiment,
under the command u Lieutenant Hare forty men strong,
located 10 tho et OF the Fifty fth, and the Eleventh
regiment r1es under command of colonel Madhor, was
to the left OF the latter The Eleventh musered six
hundred and ffty strong and made splendid turnout.
Twenty second regiment New York state National
Guard, under tho command OF Lieutenant Colonel Cox,
three hundred aud hny strong formed 10 tho west OF
taty.uin,h regiment New York State National Guard,
uuG command OF Colonel James Bag ey formed between
Boa way AMI Ffth avenue, and turned out fonr
hundred strong They made an excellent turnout, and
PORaIsG IN LINE.
| About two O'Clock tho yacht containing the Russ an
Admiral his ofcers aud the reception nittee o, the
Common Conncl arrived at tho FOO, Of twenty third
street. and the pieces OF artillery stationed pier
Immediately thundercd out the uncemeut Of the fac,
in accordance with the q previously made.
General sapdford mmed alcy ssaed his orders 10
tho regiments drawn up IN one continuous line along
Twenty third street, between the North river and Broad.
way. Aids decamp accordingly despatched 60 have
these orders pu, execution without unnecessary
lay and 10 the Of about nteen the
regiments drawn up in line, and presented
| an unbroken front from the river 10 Broadway.
THE rRocEssIos MOVES.
Soou after the procession began TO move. platoon Of
police, composed of the Broadway squad marched up Of
ths bead Of the column, followed by Captain ottos
bineers, and the carriages tho Common Council Tho
Russian Admiral seated Ia open br0uche with
Alderman Froment, and az The vehicle moved forward
through the stree, all eyes settled upon tho grand
| object Of attraction
ENTHUSIASTIC oRfETIS8s 70 THg RUSSIANS.
The ladies' waved their hsndkerehies, and the gentle.
men did likewise, With Az addition u hearty shouting
which must have astonshed the Russi NE j small
/ degree Admiral Gisovsk acknowledged the honors
sbowercd upon him by tasng OF his bat and bowns 70
| the popuiace In the mort polite fashion.
Ibe prooesou countermarched up twenty third street
towards Ffth avenue, each regiment presenting arms
and their drums beating ths Admiral snd hs brother
officers psssed along the ine The various bands struck
up Russian and American airs which seemed 10 be highly
pieasing 10 the distinguished guests q the cay.
| ncErF- ALOso THE ROUTE
whea the Raanlap 4dmH al reached opposite The house
No. ia Tweuty sd street hs attention directed 10
a large Russian nag floating from u The wndows
The sight OF This emblem Of bis patSalty evidently
highly pleasing 70 him, for he smied aud bowed with
every s'gn OF deep grat,oeat.on.
! ~ vIrrH AVENUE
the still animated. no Ftftb Avsnns
Hotel dceoraled with i've mammoth American nsss
All ths private houses nearly had the Stars and stripes
hung out and many bad small representatives, q
the transverse bluo cross on white ground floating
from Their vindo~s The procession moved thfoesh
tho avenue very slowly but received with immense
enthosiasn. Tho Indies sppeared the soops and win.
dnws In lef cnaiY dLnhn. ard ~ una.