The New York herald., 1863-10-02

the day Having been designated by MAJOR General sand
ford ~ the location where tho regiments would ee
previous 70 starting tho grand parade through mo o
crowds d people naturally assembled in the street, wnn
view 70 securing the best places for viewing the pro-
eesson Tho soops OF all the houses were orc'by taken
possession Of by ladies and gentlemen. and all the ran
ngs ampposs and fences occupied oy spectators
The houses most beautifully decorated with Amer
Russian Tags and all the windows and balconies
hed with gayiy dressed ladies and gentlemen The
scene altogether was animated and cheerful, and
must have proved highly naerng and agreeable 70 tho
Russians
ARHIvAL or THE REGIMENTS.
About eleven O'Clock the various regiments belonging
TO the First division began 10 mako their appearance on
the ground and the Of spectators increased cor
respoudngiy The FIRST regiment OF cavalry under the
command Of Lieut. Colonel Mnturn, was tho hrst mill
tary organization the ground, and shortly after tho
noble old Seven,yhrst commanded by Colonel Traord,
made its appearance receiving reception from tho
spectators Tns regiment turned out quite strong, and
a. usual, made most croditable display
The Seventh regiment was the next that mnrchcd up
TO the place rendezvous u was under the command
Of Colonel Marshal Leneris and turned out eight
hundred strong divided into companies The boys OF
tho old National Guard looked 70 advantage
Their uniforms spotlcss, their belts whitc No
snow, and their bright and polished ~ silver.
Their movements, Is needless TO add were, as they
have been for years back, the perfection OF military
drill and discipline They marched up Broadway by
Companies, headed by their splendid brass band, and
arrived the place designated for them only short time
after the appointed hour.
The other regiments continued 10 arrive until about
quarter to two O'Clock NJ the afternoon when the las
company reported itself tho commanding general
aud was assigned It's proper position In the line. The
0r,f rtrh md
the sxiy.nuth regiment the extreme loft OF tho line
The regiments were located in tho following order
along Twenty third street, between Fifth and tho
North river
Detachment VI artillery from the Fourth regiment.
secopd brigade the pier foot of Tw cnty thrd street
MAJOR General Sandlord and stan, with Captain Otos
company OF carbinecs acting as an Escort, corner Of
Eleventh avenue and Twenty-ihrd street. Captain
ottos company was about aity strong, and commanded
by himself They were toleraby well mounted, dressed
IN very attractive uniforms with heavy helmets, plumes,
&c, and looked altogether quite solderiike.
seventy tyGrsi regiment New York state National Guard,
under command OF Colonel Trasord, were located be.
tweon Tenth and Eleventh avenues. They turned out
about four hundred and niy strong and we're az IN ex
First regiment OF cavalry commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Mnturn, three hundred and ty rong occupied
portion of the space between the same blocks % 'e
Third regiment Of cavalry, commanded by Colonel
Ninth ana Tenth avenues They wsre dressed in their
gay huxa uniforms, aad never turned out 10 moro adj
van
Tink regiment, Colonel Burger were wes. Of Ninth
avenue, and mustered about seven hundred strong.
Sixth regiment, under command Of Colonel Mason,
Eighth avenue They mustered about four hundred
Trsli,h rer,ment. under command OF Colonel Ward,
formed 70 tho OF Eighth avenue, aud turned out
about two hundred and sixty strong.
Fourth rgncnt Of artillery one company mounted and
Of Eighth avenue and turned out about five hundred
ss.pAf.
Guard. under command Colonel Frederick CortIing
formed 10 tho o. Seventh avenue but made very
thin muster oDly about hundred and nifty nembsrs
seventh regiment New York state National Guard,
under command Of Coopel Marshs Jcerts, eight hun
dred strong formed Immediately to the lett Of the Eighty
Thirty seventh regiment Colonel Rooms formci 70 tho
lett of the Seventh, and turned out soe three hundred
Fifty Hith regiment New York state National Guard,
commanded by colonel Eugene LEGAL formed 70 the eft
OF tho Thirty seventh 1tcy mustered only about ono
hundred and twenty bal male crelitabo appear
aIcc, their neat bos uniforms shoxiug of to great ad
vantage.
Troop Of ancers belonging 70 NE sixty ninth regiment
under The command VI Lieutenant Hare, forty men strong,
regiment riss under command q Colonel Maidhoa was
~ the left of the latter. Tho Eleventh mustered six
hundred aud hfty strong. and made splendid turnout.
Twenty second regiment New York State National
Guard Under tho command OF Lieutenant Colonel Cox,
three hundred aud Gfty strong. formed 70 ,he west Of
flatgnlnth regiment New York State National Guard
md Command Of Colonel James Bagey. formed between
Broa way and Fth avenue, and turned QUE fons
hundred strung. They made an excellent tnrnoot, AID
reserved LARGE share OF the paudits of the spectstoss
Togdix0 IN LINE. -.
About two O'Clock tho yacht containing the Russian
Admiral bis oceIs the reception com ttee o, tue
Common Council arrived at The foot OF Twenty third
street. and tho pieces Of artillery stationed pier
Immediately Numbered out tue uneement OF the fact
In accordance with tho monLs previously made.
tho regiments drawn up IN Continuous line along
Twenty third street, between the North river and Broad.
way. AIDS ds-camp accordingly despatched to have
these orders put into execution wbou, unnecessary
lay and tho Of about f'een inmates after the
regiments we're drawn IN line, and presented
unbroken front from the river 10 Broadway
TIE PROCESSION AoyEs.
Soon after The procession began 10 platoon Of
police composed of tho Broadway squad, marched up d
the bead Of The column, followed by Captain oiss
bnscrs, and the carriages o. the Common Council rhs
Russian Admiral seated IN open baroucbc with
Ahsrman iroment, and as The vehicle moved forward
through the street all eyes settled upon tho grand
object of aitaeton
ENTHUSIASTIC oEtgTisgs TO rHE RUSSIANS.
The ladies' waved ther handkerchess. and the gentle.
men did likewise, wilh an addition a hearty shouting,
which must have sxionished ,hs Russi. 10 no small
degree Admiral fisgvskl acknowledged the honors
sbowercd upon him by taxing OF his bat and boving
the Iopulace In the mott polite fashion.
Ibe prooescn oenternarched up twenty third street
towards Finn avenue, each regiment presenting arms
and their beating The Admiral and bic brother
officers passed along tue Ins Tie various bands struck
up Russsn and American airs ~hich seemed 10 be highly
pisssing w the dsinguisbei guests ~ The cay.
scKsr- ALono the EouTx.
when hs Rgaaiop Admbsi reached opposite the houss
No. Ia Twsusy vsDa street. his attention directed
q large Russian Gag no~s'sG from VI tho windows
Ths sight Of This emblem OF hn evidently
highly plsasiBs 70 him, for hs snIed sad bowed win
every sign of dssp grstiosassen.
~ vIvrm Avsus
tbs sti more animated. Ths Yftb Avsnns
Hossi deeorassd wih rvs mammoth Amsrioan nass
An shs vass kossss nearly had the Stars snd srpss
hing out. asd nany had small representatives, q
the transverse bioe . White ground floating
from their vsndowa rbs uoee~scn moved thr0afh
The avssss very slowly bat rsosivsd with immense
enthus~ss Ihs INDIES sgpsared the s,oogs snd win
ard wecntua1 Rus.