The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-03
military ARalrs.

RECEPTION OF LRDLiE's BRIGADE-REvIEw IN THE
CITY HALL PARK AND PARADE THROUGH THE
CITY, ETC.
The Eighty FIRST Ninety and Ninety eighth rezI.
meuts Of New York statevountcers which compose Led
Ties Brigade, and which arrivedn this city on Monday
last formally reviewed BY the city authorities yes
terday afternoon The Thirty regiment National
Guard, under Command OF Colonel Rooms acted as an
escort to the brigade In their march through the CITY,
two O'Clock the regiments marched past the City Hall
where they were reviewed by Mayor Gunther, accom-.
panied BY several members or the Common Coun-
ci The theu formed and marched up Broad.
way TO the Fifth Avenue Hoie., whore they were re-
viewed by Major General Burnside who stood upon tho
seventh avenue arsenal. where sumptuoas collation.
was provided for them, after which they took the cars
and proceeded 10 Albany.
the ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK
STATE VOLUNTEERS.
The above gallant regiment viii leave for the seat OF
to-day, tncir furouEh having expired. The officers
aud ordered to meet at the Park Barracks at
nine O'Clock A. NJ. There but two hundred and fty
left OF tho regiment OF nine hundred and sixty
who took their departure from this city pearIy three
years since. All OF the former have 70 enlisted.
TIE RECRUITING sERvIoE-0ENERAL BURNSIDE AT
TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
very large and enthusiastic meeting held at the
Produce Exchange, whitehall street, yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose Of hearing addresses from prominent
tcmcn military and civil concerning the enlistment OF
recruits for the Union army General Burnside some
other general officers were present, well large
crowd Of merchants and otner citizens. The General
spoke forciby In favor OF sustaining the by
men and means urging this as the grand principle by
which alone effective aid be given TO the forces
raysd against treason The feeling manifested was en-.
irey favorable 10 the vigorous prosecution Of No war,
and unanimous desire was expressed 10 lend every
energy TO forward tho cause OF eulistments and to
strengthen the army In the neld General Burnside aud
bis brother officers received with much enthusiasm,
and on leaving the Exchange he greeted with three
cheers.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
On Saturday last magnificent sword was presented 10
CooOs, Abrskie Of the Ninth New Jersey Volunteers.
a h residence In Jersey CITY, On We sword was the
following Presented 10 Colonel Abm IA
bsske Ninth regiment New Jersey Volunteers, BY oti
Of New Jersey" The presentation IVES made In -
appropriate speccn By J. W. Scuddss, ESQ.
CAPTAIN T. >. SAWYER, JR., NOT KILLED.
10 IN BprroR oy I'm H1nALp.
b stated In your Issue Il to-day that my son, Captain
Thomas Sawyer. J, Company A, Forty seventh rssi-
msns New York Volunteers, killed 10 tho late disas-
tsous battle al oiussss. Florida. ms 70 mistake He
ives reported wounded; hIs shoulder was struck ~
poce OF shrappel without nicting any serious injury.
Bs 90 kind e 70 say for the Subtraction ms uiencs
that he d alive and well. His company went hso the
soscu sixty eight men aud came cut but twenty eight
Nev Yosw March 4. 1874. THOMAS u. bAWrEk.