The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

purpose of paying for lumnaions and pyroechnic dis
plays In 1855 thousand dollars were thus appropr
ated In 1865 nothing is said about the day excepting
by the newspapers and the military The exciting
of the last four years rendered all paes and celebra
TONS excepting the national day neatly unnecessary
Hence Evacuation Gay has become almost obsolete and
il will be concentrated morrow by parade of the
First division, National Guard. Governor Fenton will
review the military from the Fifth Avenue Hotel
An incident which occurred on the 26h OF November
17S3 related In the papers OF thai period, may be
IL is said that when the British troopseft the city the
Union Jack hosted the bersypole at the Bat
terry and nailed to the top and TO prevent being taken
down the ropes cut and the pole we'll creased The
Americans were Of course puzzled 70 know what TO do
with the Objectionable colors, and divers unsuccessful
expedients tried to get the flag down. At last
ambitious Yankee, whose name unfortunately has not
been transferred to postery covered himself literally in
sackcloth and ashes Skinned his way to the emblem,
down and planted in its stead thu glorious Stripes
and Stars This was witnessed with aimiranon by the
people and with deepest chagrin by he English, who
not yet out OF sight OF the shores
THE MILITARY PARAE.
The parade OF the First division promises to be OF
the finest which has taken place In tins city for years.
All the regiments with two three exceptions have
filed their ranks TO the maximum number since the con-
cuson Of the and the interest in National Guard
has received strong impetus In consequence The fol-
lowing is the order Of parade
Troop OF Cavalry-Escon
'-'' AAS''' N. Y 5. N G., and stair
Major General Charles ". sandford commanding First
Division n g. and Stall
Colonel Brooke Pos.ley, Third Cavalry, commanding
First Brigade.
Brigade Staff
Seventy first Regiment, Col BENZ i. Trafford.
Second Regiment Col. Thomas NJ. Reid
Seventy seventh Regiment Thomas Lynch
Ninety ninth Regiment, Col. John OMahony.
Twenty third Regiment lBrooklynl Calvin + Pratt.
First Regiment Cavalry, Col ID. e. Minton.
Third Regiment Cavalry, Lieut. Col John H Burke
Colonel Lewis Burger Fifth Infantry, Commanding
Second Brigade.
Brigade Staff
Fifth Regiment, Lieut.. Col Dodge
Sixth Regiment, Colonel Joel W. Mason.
Twelfth Regiment, Colonel William g. Ward.
Eighty fourth Regiment Colonel Frederick A. Conklng
Ninety sixth Regiment Colonel John d. Krehbiel
Fourth Regiment Artillery, Colonel Daniel ". Teller
Brig Gen. William Hall, Commanding Third Brigade.
Brigade Saf
Seventh Regiment Colonel Emmons Clark.
Eighth Regiment, Colonel Joshua NJ Varan
Ninth Regiment Colonel John H. Wilcox
Thirty seventh Regiment, Colonel Chas. NJ Catn.
Fifty fifth Regiment, Colonel Eugene lie Gal.
Colonel Lloyd Asplnwai Commanding Fourth Brigade.
Eleventh Regiment, Colonel Joachim MadhoT
Twenty second Regiment, Lieut. Colonel James F. Cox.
Sixty ninth Regiment Colonel James Bagey.
Ninety fifth Regiment Colonel L. X. Pinckney.
One Hundred and Second Regiment Col John N. Wilsey.
THE SIXTH REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH REGIMENT, N. G. s. N. Y.,(
NEW YORK, Nov IT, 1886. I
This regiment will parade Friday, the oath inst,
in compliance with division and brigade ORDERS and will
assemble at the Armory at half past ten A. NJ. Com
mandants of companies, band and field music will report
to'the Adjutant promptly eleven O'clock when line
will be formed Immediately. Field and staff mounted.
The Commander in Chief will review the division, and
Il is especially desired that every member be present
By order of Colonel JOEL w. MASON.
j. H. ISGERsoLL Adjutant
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS, SEVENTH REGIMENT, N. G. s. N. VI
New YORK Nov. 20, 1895
In compliance with division and brigade orders, this
regiment will parade, fully uniformed and equipped
without knapsacks oyercoats on Friday oath inst
Roll call of companies at twelve O'Clock noon
ield nd taH m
and commissioned stan, band and drum corps VIII
report to the Adjutant at the same hour
The members will bave their overcoas and fatigue
caps at the Armory TO be worn should the weather be
unfav orable. -
j. H. LIEBESAu, Adjutant.
THE EIGHTH REGIMENT
HEADQUARTERS, EIGHTH REeInrST, N. G. s. N.Y.
NEW YoRK, Nov. Is, 1855. I
In compliance with Division ORDERS this regiment will
assemble at the Armory on Friday, November "a 1865
in full fatigue, with white gloves and overcoats. Line
will form Grand street, right on Broadway at eleven
A. NJ Field stan and troop will parade mounted The non
commissioned staff band and drum corps will report to
the aduant fifteen minutes previous 10 the time OF for
nation. J. NJ vARIAN, Colonel
r A. VAN TAssEr- Acting Adjutant
Previous TO the division parade toll morrow the Eighth
regiment, Colonel j. NJ Varian, will proceed TO the resi-
dence OF Mrs Charles A. secor Fifth avenue, Of
Thirty eighth street, for the purpose OF presenting to
that lady flag which the regiment received from her
in April 1851 Just previous their departure for WASH
ingon city response to the call Of the general govern
ment This flag, having been carried by the regiment
during its several terms of service In the Union army
be returned to the donor a testimonial Of the high
respect which the regiment entertain for her NOBLE
patriotic lady. The presentation will take place at
twelve o'clock.
THE NINTH REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS, Ninth REGIMENT n G. 8 y NJ
New YORK, Nov. 20, 1865 !
In compliance with general orders from bnyade head
quarters this regiment will parade on Frdty november
"a, 1885, in full uniform (white glovesl
Line will be formed on south side OF washington place,
right Broadway at half past tweiw N. Field and
STAN mounted will report 10 tho CotncI al same time
and place Non commissioned san, ,,esr,s n,h' WIN
companies will report 10 Adiuart on the ground At
quarter before twelve
The Commandant desires thst tne NJ s'rengtn OF tbs 1
regiment should be shown at this rvfew, as II will ~
the arst time in over years hat 1t has taken It's
place in the First DIVISION and he therefore hopes every
o0acer and man wiz make every exGton 10 be PRESENT
ny H pI q Books, Adjutant
ruK THIRTY SEVENTH ,BGrHESr.
HEApouARrxRs, THRrravESrH REGHESr,(
n g. s. N. Y, NEW YoBx, Nov 20, 1895. !
In compliance with division aid brigade orders this
regiment will parade in full fatigue with overcoats and
Overcoats Of the Unrd states pattern will be fur
nished those members wao are unprpvidcd.
The field aud staff wilparade mouited.
The commissioner stan and band will report To
the Adiutant at half pas ten A. M precisely.
By order OF CHAS NJ CATLIN, Lieut.. Col. Com.
A @. MONTGOMERY. d., Adjutant.
ruR sEvrxTysEvfSrH REGIMENT
HEADQUARTERS, iEvKlrY -sEvtTH REGIxESr,(
~ G. & N Y. WV York, Nov. is, 1865 I
In pursuance OF division antbrgadt orders this reg-
-nent win parade, in full unirm Friday the oath
inst and will be reviewed by be Commander in Chief
The rcgimen,a lire will reformed on Canal street,
right resting on Broadway, hafpast ten o'clock
Commandanis OF companies, md and non.commis
stoned stan win report to the A9tant fifteen minutes