The New York herald., 1864-04-05


brsi regiment Now York cavalry, 400 strong,
bassars, under Coiooal Dennis Mioton.
Bard Of Music,
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PfsSadier general Yates and stan.
Fifth regimen, New York state National Gsard 600
strong, under Colonel Louis Burger
Band Of Music and Drum Corps
Sixth regiment New York stale National GueId, 300
strong, under Colonel Joel Mason
Bana OF Mnsc and Drum Corps
Twelfth regiment New York state National Guard, 600
stroug, under Colonel Ward.
Band Of Music.
Eeh,y.fourlh regiment New York State National Guard
600 strong, under Colonel Fred. Conkllng
Fourth regiment New York Artillery without guns sVo
strong, under Colonel Teller.
BRIGADE
Brgadier General Hall aud stall
Band OF Music ana Drum Corps.
seventh regiment New York state Netonal Guard VuV
strong, under Colonel harshall Leiierts.
Troop Of the Twelfth regiment New York State Nationa
Guard mounted on white horses.
Band OF Music aud Drum Corps.
Eightb regiment New York state Eational Guard, 600
strong, under Col Vafian.
Baud OF Music and Drum UoTpe.
Thr'y'seyentn regiment New York state National
-. Guard, 600 strong, under Col. Ashley, Ashley Ca,
Fity tfth regiment New York state Nationai ouarui
800 strong, under Col. Eugene LEGAL.
FouRTD BRIGADE.
Brgadier General EVEN and Stan
Brigade ancers, or troop, OF the sixty ninth NOW YORK
State National Guard,
Band Of Music and Drum Corps.
Eleventh regiment New York State National Guard 100
strong, under Col. haidhof.
Band OF Music and Drum Corps
Twenty second regiment New York State National
Guard, 400 strong, Col Lloyd Aspinwa in command.
sixty.pnth regiment New York State National Guard
The route Of the march was down Second avenue 70
StuyvesaUt street, through 70 Astor place, across 70
Centre the eastern gate Of the Park and across 70
Broadway again. Along all these streets there was
building was Without flag The &C corner ras Of Broadway
and Fourth street was gayy decorated with the flags OF
n @ esu
ner, with the words "Unconditiopal Loyalty" con-
spcuous among them General Anderson and family took
%Ss hsns. Se Widows
quarters OF the Corps D'Arique and the officers and
covered martial form Of the hero Of Fort Sumter
dipped their war worn banners and saluted him.
Before concluding this branch Of the subject We may
state that among the regiments that particularly dstn
gushed themselves were the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eleventh, Twelfth, Twenty second Thirty.seventh and
Seventy first.
Tho Review at the City Halt.
The review al the City Hall was one Of the most i'm.
posing military demonstrations ever witnessed in this
city The various Offices in the building we're crowded
with spectators anxious TO location from which
they could have full view Of the procession IT passed
in review Of the Mayor and the other members OF the city
government. The hour at which the procession
pected to reach the Park three o'clock but long
before that time every Of approach TO the halls
justice" completely blockaded by heterogeneous
humanity who had taken possession not only Of the
building but OF the various leading thereto The
Park presented singular appearance tho open space
in front Of the barracks vas taken possession Of bya
number OF neraht venders Of peanuts candy and other
articles OF that description WHO well patronzed by
the Immense concourse Of people who assembled TO wit
the grand display.
The Mayor was surrounded In his private Office by o
large number OF friends. who wished secure all the
most eligible positions that would afford them full view
Of the grand pageant passed through the Park after
participating the inaugural ceremonies which ushered
into existence OF the most magnificent and
benev olent charities ever instituted In this
any other country. Old and young were alike
impressed with the grandeur Of the scene, and
contributed their full share OF enthusiastic welcome
The trees n the Park presen ed most ludicrous ap
pearance. Every limb was covered by young urcnns,
who perched themselves 10 these elevated positions, and
the efforts 0! the police, who out in full TO
preserve order unavang In the represso OF the
exuberant patriotism OF Young America who were out In
full force TO do honor 20 the opening Of she great Sanitary
Fair.
At four O'Clock the approach Of the procession
heralded TO the civic and military authorities who
were waiting at the City Hall by smutan eons bur
rah which resounded from all parts OF the Park and
reechoed BY the cclesai group OF young scamps who
ensconced themselves In tho various treeops and and on
lamp posts in the vicinity. This was the signal Tor
Mayor and military authorities 10 take their position
front Of the building and await the arrival OF the
troops, who marching through Chambers street.
Tho Mayor, accompanied by both branches of the Com
Council, Major General DIX, General Sandford Gone
officers, reviewed the soldiers as they passed. No
speeches made, aud the troops, after giving the
usual salute the Mayor and military officers passed out
OF the west gate the Park and dismissed mat
OF general remark among the spectators that finer
military display was never witnessed in this city