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

rnae, their protection and gave tho little one somg
peppermint candy while the gente ,h nroner thing
PRESENTATION OF COL0R5 TO The IHihAf-0.' hAA"
REGIMENT.
After the procession was dismissed tne o.tn w. ~
ment again marched In front Of che stand whrre tny
c-raj In ho,w souare and we're presented Win t"o
liar dsome fags by Mayor GckTiIFR
His Honor accom- panied the presentation WIN y"
,ma,t vow nertnent the Occssion expressing tfo
hi; tat The re ,imert would always remain worthy oi
the flags but trusting that there would Dc no Cause %
any further war. 10000. -. ,.n..h and nth
.,non,nce He thanked His Honor verv kindly IN
heba ~ the regiment rehearsed the services wncn lne
Organization had rendered the country ana aso en
e.a the hope that the regiment would never agah
| n. called to unshcnth the sword At present they
placed the white flag peace on the right and the req
Dag of war on the left he trusted that these respective
nostous would be preserved; but, II It became neces
saIv 10 reverse the-tO more place tue crimson
rtandard of battle In the place OF he MILK symbol o.
pesce-he was confident tbat the 37th would he onnd
as it has been. to accept the issue with fearless
The regiment then proceeded to their armory amid
great cheering with their new flags futtering in the
breeze and the military spectacle was al an END.
TuB CITY ASSEMBLY RooMs-ovATIoS TO OUR
HEROIC VETERANS.
About $50 of the wounded men at present in
the Central Park Hospital were entertained on Tuesday
at the City Assembly Rooms under the auspices OF Col
Colyer assisted by the ladies Of the Rose Hill Associs
ton The large hall used for the occasion was taste
fully decorated with the national colors evergreens
notices. 60 Whole trees transferred from their
woods, the bougis and branches wreatheJ into tri'
umphant arches, and made to shade
1.-THE brows with victory glowing" ,
But alas the lauTels won were dearly purchased by
those brave men. As they entered the room about
o'clock. after psrtakng Of dinner at the Howard
number Of ladies' and gentlemen present 1t was sad
spectacle nearly all Of them IN the prime OF life their
handsome manly forms and faces dlsgured with scars
aud bruises WHILE in most limb wac Topped of.
But We err: these wounds will yet be- they are now.
their pr0udest decorations, and shall ever win from
their counirymen the rewards they so vel deserve
One poor fellow was received with immense applause
as he Was borne In between two fuen. having com.
pletely lost tho use of both his legs. His name Is
Andrew Jackson. He was wounded at Fort Wagner.
and though completely dependent on the Kind offices Of
others lie appeared gay and cheerful lie Is general
favorito at the hospital.
As we have said the hall was elegantly fitted up. I'm.
medately bend nd the pla!l@: on white silk ground
was the motto: .,,..
Welcome Heroes
.....................
On one side Of the hall was neat bust Of our amented
President olive wreath around the head, and the
lower part draped in mourning with the inscription De-
low it,:
'Tis Blessed Deed
Man Hath Done
..........s.......s....s's...
Directly opposite on the other side Of the room vast
OUR RSoK
The fame and glory you have won Tor me STATE ara me
:pstion shall BE- transmitted to our children ~ most
preciou, legacy lovingly to be cherished and reVeI'Iuy
10 be preserved
~ E.rbsIoS'
Along the walls we're the following:
Our bosom we've barred IN the glorious strife,
And our oath a recorded o. high -.
To prevail IA the that was derrer than ne,
or crushed IN its ruin 10 die
''''''''''''.
Let the hills ring ont the tidings,
Let the joyful cannon rosr
Truth and Risht have won the battle,
Peace and Union reign once more.
..............................
Ps,riots-S,sf q the Naion.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For righ, 10 right since God Is God,
And night the day must win,
To doubt would be disloyaty,
To falter would De sin