New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

| Land.
| Ninety .ffth Regiment infantry, Major McElroy.
siIty.nnth Regiment infantry, Coz James bassy y,.,
Brevet Bng.-Gen. Robert A. Nusen' e0"'"''""s '
Brig Cen Thomas Francis aessher' on foot In c''ien
Sixty ninth Regiment, NewYork State volnn'ee" er'i
Brsadc), tisut Col Jane. J. smith nd.,
Eish'yeisA'n s nss,%sIIL Lieut. Col L. B. Ba!Ls
si.ty,hird Reeime-t. New.York State Volunteers (lh'f
~'' Briale), Col James ID. Brady. H.
Seventy ninth Regiment NewYork State Volunteers Ire
v,o,, R,men. SawYsrt State Volunteer. eturned
'' ~ veterans) Col Olmstead.
| Detachment Of Third New FORK Cavalry:
| The pro,ossion was worth more detailed mention
than tbrabove II was unquestionaby magnificent
military display as we nave ever witnessed III New
York Gen. SANFORD, accompanied by Gen. Kinks
and surrounded by bis large stan, snuted me M!1'
apa then took up position to the right OF the stand
S~le the column moved on.
;SsE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
we rev.r SAW tsiss L,vorte regiment make moro
gallant appearance than th did on Tuesday Preceded
by l6 drummer boys marching abreast Snd dong nslr
best and their fine bend numbering 30 pieces 'he git
tering body, numbering about 25Q strong. pa's'u
through the dense throng amid gro cheering.
NISETY-SISTH REGIMENT.
This gallant regiment tul ned out over 800 members:
and als6 elected greet applause as their band filed on
10 tie left pouring forth their lusiy strains, as the
soldiers passed in review before the Mayor Col John
OMabory was ID c6iiinand1
OTHER REGINrETs.
Tho lst New York Cavalry, which followed, mado q
splendid appearance These, trgether S.n 'ne 1 od
condiments In fine order, ard almost all TIE horses
which they bcs,rode were Ene Lieh stepping ANIMALS.
The 4h Artillery, 400 strong with falI band, camo
next followed by Col. Bergers 5'h Infantry, 1OttG0ng
with band consisting of IS pieces while the 9Th In.
fsntry Col Mason, we're fully 100 strong preceded By
90 drummers. and brass band numbering ~ peeesi
18th Infantry Col Ward. about 800 strong; s4th In
fan al III
with Is drummers in the slead; goth Hhnry. Col
Pinokney, 40 strong, - drmmers. band 81 "a peces
4th Artillery with go members on foot preceded oy
powerful band OF 20 Instruments with their battery OF
Parrot guns and caissons, drawn by torses SUD-
stannally equipped brinsingup Tie rear Next cnme
Brigader-Gen. Hail and staff in the center OF hollow
square, formed by the everpopulAr Washington Grays
100 strong.
TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT
Preceded by cheers heralded by huzzas and slgnaed
by waving Of hats handkerchefs aad fair ladies' fans
came the glorious 7th the pride Of the Empire CITY
and without which any pageant must needs be incon'
pete II not inspid cud tame We never saw them look
better than on Tuesday. They were preceded D, 70
drummcrs marching abreast and by 8fsfuar 18th Reg.
imcnt band in full blast nu!ahered about 300 strong
and were commanded as efficiently as usual ny Col
Emmons Clark.
about 800 strong preceded by 20 drrmmers and their
band Of "a pieces and making their usual handsome dis
play. They were followed by
THE THfRTYeEVEEIH EEGlMEST,
which Is particularly noted for three cnaractersticsi
first for having lost their Broadway Grnory by fire.
and having since procured much better one secondly
for wearing handsomer uniforms than those OF any
other regiment; thirdly. for being composed ~ the
best looking men in Eew-York, oil the hed-offcers
captains aud ieutenants, especially. being eminent
lady.kllers. They also have other pecnliaiiiies
snoh as mstchess drill. uneqnaled discipline. aud
general efficiency bat the three characteristics first
mentioned comprise their most celebrated virtues
They have seen service have oeon 10 the wer. have
Enrf I'M "a
British ard French Intervention. On Tuesday, though
not turning out so strong as usual they made gallant
display, were received with enormous cheering arc
were efficiently commanded by Lieut. Col. Catup II
the absence Of Col. Ashley. Not lit Of their success
was contributed to by their own band. numbering y
pieces, and preceded by dozen or more OF sturdy
OTHER REGIMENTS.
The French (55th Artillery regiment numbered
about go and created the usual sensation by their rec
caps epaulets, and pantaloons. and their admirabl
marching.
The gallant Ilth with their snber bsyonets and ella,
In their tidy uniforms, trimmed with Lincoln (or blue
botle) green elso attracted great attention. They wer
follow ed BY the 22d. about 800 strong when there wa
quite interval in the procession German cavalrymep
with helmets resembling Ice cream reezers ON thel
heads dashed wildly and down. 10 keep back the surg
ing crowd Superintendent Kennedy arrived with fres
squad Of policemen, who seconded their brethren Of
the ground to the best Of their ability; and the v0cer
ous, long continued and deafening cheering. Jus
around the corner In Fourteenth. told more plaiD
than distinct articulation tia, It could only be ehcite
by the approach OF
THE IRISH BRIGADE.
I The o5th New. York Militia "a new regmenD and tn
Goth led the most OF whom appeared ~ be al
but by the Of the demon STATIONS whc
their coming excited. The flags which the decmate'
regiments of this brigade bore torn 10 tatters as the
by the urd tempest Of war. were proof enough
the terrible scenes through which the heroes hai
passed. but evidences TO the sane effect were stampe
In every lineament OF their swarthy faces In ever
muscle Of their brown. horny hands, and In every mo
ton OF their tree swift stride. Bringing up their rea
number OF loose hoses. one Of which, fue ba,
more was followed BY iil.le colt, which occasore'
much amusement among the lookerson. As the brig
ade marching past. Gen. Thomas f. Meaghe
mounted the stand. and his presence was hailed wit
deafenirg cheers.
The gallant Highanders. who brought up the rear
the column. were also received with an equally en-
tbusastlc welcome.
! AN INCIDENT.
Only one fight occurred II happened In th
wise: As the procession was being dismissed OF
the eastern side Of the square, pretty hat fearful lad
from the Emerald Isle was wondering disiractedl
one who could give her information Of the last moments
OF her husband. Of whose death she had been rccen
npprised Suddenly brawny handsome fellow. aI
preached her with open arms when she turned whit
as her pinafore and waved him back. though he
a ghost
your own Terrenoef" asked the poor fellow, lookin
considerably nOnplussed.
600 ava wild vel You're dead You know yo
are 4" she exclaimed with quiverng lips.
"Dyil bit Of 1t, mavourneen he responded. givin
ample proof Of the soundness Of his assertion by Odn
her in his arms iu way that made every ones eye
water and Kissing her in way that made every one
lips water a. well,
IL was indeed her long-absent Terrence. whom sh
had prematurely numbered with the dead.
at was shat villain Mike Flaherty tOwld me 20
was dead" sobbed the now Joyous wife.
"Where is Mike y asked her husband.
The unfortunate Mike happened 10 be In sight and
dropping his musket and "peeing' on the spot. th
abused husband drubbed him thoroughly. amid tn
! cheers Of bis comrades.
| wIsBrCBILD THAT KNEW HIS OWN FATHER.
IN tha cnroer of EIth-aye and while TIT