The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23

p rneNp, however, m>ds Independent p,rs5es
AZ "ctet, P n, ,hs Cab resims~t. under col.
N-sn oss~ed In review befer. he Mayor .nd
Comm Council I. The City Hall, presenting
So" sTeIsDos. Amer this came III. Veterans Of
I-'A nndsr The command u Bnaslisr General
Raymond, numbering only dirty -tou. eli th.,
09old Ia mustn-cd Zoe p.rsds. Previous 70 'Ais-
vey visi,ed and s.insed Mo sos, and o.hsr news
rsrer orhces. To Mayer ven, down hs ranks.
Md shook hsads With ZACH vstossn, and b General
Raymond he s1rrssssd his satsf,eton 81 ssetns -
many ~ The ed vsA~.nr on prada Afsr the
IA. thsy rep~red b. 8. IL Crooks DIN
ing ssison. IN ChsthArn sroet aud partoot
~ en- .rnsii<ni dinner, two buDdred and
MY 1os.r- having been sprrcpris.,d by ue
Common Cnnsoi hr aAsi pnpo~s. Tbs Eleventh
BnimeDI came mn aDd ,hsn the crowds which
a-omhleh IN ths r.rt prooecbnd W ths sih Avrue
Bo,eL where undrs,cod that tho Tlh Res,-
rnsui souh rsss W review bs<ur, Gov Fsntcn and
sisf. short,y shor oeIork, The Governor,
oosnp.nisd by his daughter and his asf. -.ni out
- The balcony, .sd anon .n,r rhs 9Th Reg-
msnt nsrobcd p~si IN rc-,>w from The north .'d.
NJ TIA HOsel. In . sbors vrns st,sr, the Tab RnGi-
rponI toVaT Loo .s-oosl cam. % and forned In
hrsr W % NE fipt~A epi toe 'rcNeruyr
vtb prsssosed arms md droor.ng eoiors rhey
thsn marched psss ths bossi by to-rs and returned
ny oonpsnissL and pasd VI. Governor tho eonph-
n,sot Of mArching safnte. Tho Tia followed. and
zero .ico rcv,e~cd by tho Governor, after Which
thr orovd d,rpsr-ed.
shor,iy Mr. O'Clock, Gov. Ponton yisisci the
'fhid'srs Dcpot" N Howard @IcsL and paa-ed
uvoaeh tho snfr. bnilding viih his dsuzht-r ard
his -tsG. 1be Ind, .olciio< boys from Nsgnr~
psps went through 81 rhsir evoluions .ith
much p~ecisoa- and n tbs evident sst.sf.etion Of
Ve Governor, who brisry sddres.sd thsm. OK
rrosanz bic sa<iSfscAon ~ the manner 10 which
shey had sn9aits.d Themselves. lie stated thai
hrnssh and the sa..s gsnsrany, hAd ,ais . grc~i
Interest IN thsrn, and, ,he part Of ,hc sts.e be
pAsdged hrnssA rh., they should noi b fo-sos,sn.
A. ths Howard Ai.-s1n. 81 hs i've Points Houss
~ Industry, F,ve Points MISSION on RsndsIrs Is
land, and oshsr puh',c and private institutions the
inn..os performed scversl interesting exercises.
In The evening he-, was . display 81 fireworks
In the City Hall Park spd a, Union sgusro, - slso
81 Mails n sgusr,, Jackson Square, Noun, Morris
squsrS Tomptins Square Fast Broadway and
G,and stree, junns,oa, nd Liberty Park. In con
s>qoencs oi tAe ram how. var, uo display ives no,
20 FRA I'd as VS. anticipated
A. ons O'Clock, p n, . barge meeting Of citizens
sook place 81 the coreetor's ofhos. Mr. Mosss Tsy-
la In tho chair And hesus. &. n. Chi,ssnden and
e~mue stusn - sssrssAyies- Resolutions wero
Adopsed m relation W recsnt Victories sSirm-
sng thss tho reboi,,on h near rs cioec, oougr..u-
1s.nG do ofhoer~ aud soldiers ~ ARMIES r the
vsosn,os achieved by thotn applAudtng the ARMIES
~ or~nt Norman rhemns kesie, Sheridan and
and kA a. II pa - D. -
h<mi.g mai The campaign Of Georgia and The Caro-
nnAs wore no r'rpasrBd IN military history, aud
covered tho names Al Grant ADD Sherman with
smPer,~hab.e glory hst tho treschsrons assault
On fort sunnser had bosn revenRsd sppol ntins a
commit<oe 70 consider and report . tiuo for cee.
hsnng these uiumphs and Offering grand ovA-
ton u the principles Of loyal duty " the country
and eovstnment Hod concluding by direct ng oop-
les Of tho resolutions " be sen, " the President
ths Governor Of this e,ata and 70 the sewers. Oh.
cor named tborein. judge Dawes also offered
ro~oluiieo winch adopted requesting the
President to send national ship 70 Charis.ton
with General Robert Anderson. IN order that he
Dsy replace the nations, banner, which he was
oonPoiIod 70 lower GA the lSh OF April 1891,
abr flagstaff Of Fort Sumter
RECRUITING - rBE COMMITTEE GETTING
UsnAsr ABoul THEM Nosrr scrr1Its-rur Bors.
~ fnuDs-A ConHs.Ios AProursp TO Tar rHs
cuLrHrrs. Volunteering Committee will ere
long eoue " sand 9TH IN their recruiting opera
tens unloss some means 10 devised 70 rippiy Them
with tho necessary FUNDS for boun,os- Tho ous
rnilbcu dollars that appropriated Cor ,hsI use
by the Board Of supsrusors UAs simply en- .u-
thcrisaron ~ naeoti.is loan for the, amount,
The loan has bean b-sore ,hs public for sbea, two
~so&a And Strenuous Efforts have boon made u
isduoe ou Capitalists " subscribe for IT, thus
t1 ID V ooiy about hall t@ksn. and The subserip-
,ons soon N hsve come 70 a dead han. The Com
nit,oe sill have monoy enough " continue The
payment Of eounhos several days but 1t 10 neoos-
cary the, proviSioa 10 made at once for Obtaining
more funds. Il should be remembered ,ha1 III
condition on which the drah rs suspended in this
eiiy that volunteering shall steadily continue A
fast ~ the Government su,horitio. eau provide
'or the mon. This die COMMITTEES have sue
coeded In doing s,pce they recommencsi OBJ
eTanons, aud they could doubLsssly conunus
enlistmsn,s al tho same rate II they we're proyided
With .bu,.dan; means. The tenure BY which the
city is eSadlng the drut, ~ . tIas whoa II Is Ii.
operaiion elsewhere, Is procarious enough, and
ought not " 10 made more 40 by failure 10 con
hnuo recruiting. The ,aclt agreement between The
Washington and Tho city authorities "a very slmpls
~ pump or drown"-recriit OF dran-and
there Is every reason " believe TIA, n the ar vi.
sornsivs u not complied With, III. last Will quickly
follow.
Colonel Baker Is sill IN ths city, very much 70 N,
dirgust q the bounty swindl.rs He mves,is a.ed
cue case yesterday, which discloss. new phase OF
the gigantic system Of bounty frauds. AM. nls
complained 70 Col BAker hH. one Charles +. H,r,
vey, came to his place d buAinesa. and demanded
SSS ior procuring substitute foS him. Pike kne.
nothing Of die msiioT, and Of cours. refused IN,
demand Thareupon Hsryey a. .llsg.d 49,