The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-05

BAnd ~ men.
liummets men.
seth Resiment n. Y. V. 100.
2Tioop. g Regiment w men.
Total b33 men
The troop, GENERALLY LOOKED clean. smart and sol.
dierlike particularly the 9th Light Art cry, under
Col u. W. Teller the 9TH German, and the i1th
German, under Cols. Berger and hsidhoh; the Ith,
the 6oth and 09th Irish, toe sth and the list,
A. Genetal sanford and staff ncNed the platform,
which un situs cd opposite Rev Dr. Cheevets
Church they halted, and having sent word 10 the
Mayor and Common Council that they were ready,
the ne OF march WAS again taken up, and the
troops marched past, paying tho compliment Of
march ng salute to the authorities, when the
22d regiment had a number OF csr-, Stages, &c.,
set In lie weem them and the Goth These had w
be driven away by Capt OTTO, troop and the police
the latter consisting OF over i,O men, under Capt.
John Cameron, with serseHns Polly and Brsudioru
~ aids. The interruption having Al length termina-
ted, the uocps y. .ocee cd immediately auer all had
psssed, tie ~ iegimelt returned and ionei n hol
low square IN front OF the pia form Tue Ma then
descended fioni the stand and presented beautiful
set oi color to the comm andsnt -Lied-Co "a In
on behai OF the city. A. he plesentcd them, the
Msyo sad;
Col. Ca'lan, officer. and men Of the 35th regiment
he All hOit.cs o. he City OF NeS ora NJ
~ VOC Ou ths maAnin, ent stand oi cooss, and
dolhs 40 ne "uiy spp e,Htol Oui ro.th. IL kV,s
,iy 10 u suu thcn owes 20 you, aud kuo~ the,
could Do' e III te..ct u. moe t,u,tpo.,h, h .nds
Col "a ln Oh benult oi the ieHment ma ~ a suita
tile response lie alu ed 70 the fact thA, ,he tegi.
u,en' ws- ia,ed a. the beginning o. the war and VA
,e.tainly dDeNing oil some honor tbou,b
dot to the extent which the noble TO-
ioss "ho h,a -soi "A suod t,Ee Loiote. i.e
.lu.eu ~ he ,vO.s a. uh,te an led, iepts.nttn
val aDu y &c. IC.te Nj ~ hOa on the ll.u tua u,
"tlc4 ,ha, Il ouu LcN-. 10 u.sp.s,,G 81 wa. Blt
uouiI tha' us CONF te pisGke- nims d., ou neuau
| L. fIlN. ID al.
s,,hOuhn tDc hi ht 'c a,ea "A his ,Le tluu..
.eNe. te ua,ed .I d,snouo.. nee .,,u.ru o., tu.uA-
+AIu ssuteI mem tna a, aHd ui- uiva "vu.. de eat
,uvsV tU.O.s tne .es spvu.u tDe lemon VI va
e'e' aanin pceu ~ "iu.s o'e. .he ianu.
ooLlAuoS 10 1nE IRISH nKIoApE
Immediately ai.,r the ieyie., which "a. conclud.
ed About l. Ucl,cS, the li,h Bnraae, cons,t.ns o,
,ne ~ h. Col. smi,h, he 63i. Col Bs,dy, and .he
| ssh, Co. Burke. tuc whole unde, uene.al Nu,eu.,
nj accomp MED b, General Aoagher. =. ocesdcd +
| uNing iiatl whele boInutul collation. va dis-
piay ed. su tables, each capable oi actonmodat.n.
men, wee land IA .T.iio ues along th. HOor o.
lie sgac,ous th aue, and one on raised plat
| iOim captDIo OF accommodating bJ moIe. On
'hese Neae laid chickens, turkeys chicken
e-ia4s, lohser risds. ton, ues, hams, anu
very k,nd OF vegetables an season; and to Al,
Seie suudry KEGS oi laser. Inc hall hand.omeI,
uecoiated With American hass, and ound the wals
zee dipiayeI the name. OF the various battles in
"hich the biigade ensa ed. In consequence OF
the brigade having arrived tao or three days
han al II ist arranged, Jane. 1. B.sdy, Who Was
,Ipecea 10 p.esde, not present, he having son
20 dsliver an orauon clsewhsie having been engaged
'oi that pu pose some days teiofe. Gen. Measher
'ook his p.ce and delivered ,poech, in which he al
luaed eomewhat remotely to Irish Iebsls In the South
snd what wa- TO be done with them. lie p!oesele-
70 speak Of the noble dead whom he mis.rd tom
among them, including Col Ia iick Kelly, and many
others who toll IN de.ence OF the union. lie coseu
by hoping that he would one day zee on the soil
America, round toser, such as the.e were in Ie
and, anu Also Cathedral TO commemorate those is-
zen he Oss, ami y the most gorouS country that
leland ever had.
Amer he good things had been disGosed Of General
Nusent ordc.e three heaiD cheers to be given to,
the eI-ofcer, OF the Irish Brissde and their friend,
geaerally, who had provided them with such mag.
nlhcent collation..
The chees sweIe given In such way Irishmen
pencrsy perform such music, and when that IL said
enough Ia said. Lheeit wee also givea Tor james l.
Is. ady, General Nusrnt, Father WIllett, Col Burke,
and othes, Alter which, the brigade again ieil In
aud we've marched back TO their barracks at the Bat
Iery, hom whence they will proceed 81 TO-DAY
hau's Island TO be mustered out.
TANSAsY HOTEL.
The celebration OF the day a. Tammany Hall was
grand. The old uigwaIn was hsndsomely decorated,
and the programme wu gone through with ~ ALI
nounced IN ye,tesdsys suS. After the eIelcises the
saebens and Braves with their friends, psrtook OF
the usual coaton, drank lhe usual toasts and made
the usual speeches. The orator OF the day Gen.
sp,nols.
ALKRBs.
The rooms formerly known ~ the City Assembly
Rooms Ii6 B.osdva,, had select audience to
a number Of sounled soldiers Al = o'clock, =. ii.
The Kew. DR.. Adams, Of Madison Avenue Presby-
teiion Chmch, denveled an address during which he
called ior thu ee cheers for returned sodeIrh.ch
Weie given with viii, the band paying The Bou d
soeer Boy" Al the cloee ice and other deli
cacies were distributed among the men, who subse-
quently dIned at the State Soldiers Depot where
another orstion was delivered. Al ARers the rooms
wee beautifully decorated. and various notices
all round while teau,iul bust Of the Goddess OF
Liberty deoolated the orchestra Among the notices
wee "W Arlington and lInco n-lhe Workmen die,
but the .olk goes on" "GIsnt, sherman, sheridan
in the worlds great heroes list their names shall
lead the van"
THE vETERANs or 1912
Net at the Mercer House in the afternoon, and
after appropriate exercises pIoceeded down Broad
way through the gate OF the Park TO Crooks
| In Chatham sueeL where they pArtook Of substsn
tal dinner. One of hem was met In he Bo"ey
4uenty, and an individual asked him where he
dinei. lie couldn't tell. what stees was itr'
| "CAnt tell," Iop led the old hero AL know 10
that got someth ny eat, and that Is enough for
me"
| sALUTEs
Were fired at the Battery At sunrise and at noon
The rebel prsonel, cheersd for Independence Day
while the salutes were in progress.
ILLUMISATIOSs.