The New York herald., 1866-07-05


Tho brigade orders issued accordance Herewith 70
quired SIN earlier or the formation o. the regi
mental line many Of the latter orders calling for ase
bly, at six O'Clock hour whom the solar had not
YET gained that intensity OF power and heat so much 10
be dreaded by the militia on summer 8 day parade
with credit TO tho discipline and punctuay Of heg liant
members OF the First division National Guard must DO
said tina, each order met with hearty cooperation and
prompt obedience on their part
Tho earliest streak Of gray dawn witnessed military
men fully armed and equipped huryng 10 and fro IN
the direction Of their respective armonos and places Of
formation New uniforms, which had been ordered for
weeks In advance OF the Fourth, donned on rising
Muskets and side arms highly Furnished and polished
reflected back the earliest rays Of the solar orb and
noble esprn da corps peryadcd the breasts OF all "the
brave boys In blue in their desire add lustre TO tho
general observance OF the nineteth OF
independence. From the number Of military eFdcEs
out very naturally looked FOR but tho result most
sgreeably exceeded the most sansuine expectations Of
Major General Sanford and stan Of
THE FIRST DIVISION,
were promptly the ground al tho appointed hour OF
formation. The Adutant General, Colonel Hamilton as
sisted by other staff occr efficient an tho discharge
OF his duties in the regulation Of the line and In z IN
ing the position OF each brigade along ffth avenue,
minutes 10 nine, which twenty minutes later than
tho time appointed, owing 10 some slight mistake the
division reported ready for review, ana GenofI
sandord, accompanied by his saG al slow cantcS pro
cecdcd from the wash,ngion Parade Ground 10 review
the line Each reyimcn presented arms the colofsw were
dipped aud the band and drum ated as he passed.
by. This ceremony endec, the regiments broke into
column by company and the head OF the column moved
twenty nve minutes TO ten O'Clock, IN the order SUD
joined -
General sandford, siaG and mounted body guard
FlRsr BRIGADE.
Brigadior General Splsor and stan.
Second regiment Colonel Thomas ~ Reid, two hun.
dred men.
scventy-nrst regiment Lieutenant Colonel william J.
Coles, three hundred and nifty men
sevcniy.snycnih regiment, Colonel Lynch, two hun
drcd and hfty men.
Ninety.ninth regiment Colonel - two hundred
men.
SECOND ugfsApr
Acting Brigsder General Louis Bnrsrr and slan
Third regiment (Z0uaycsi, Colonel John r. Bendix
Finh regiment, Lleutcnan, colonel Meyer avc hun.
sixth regiment, Lieutenant Colonel u. schvora three
hundred men.
Tweln regiment, Colonel ". Q ward four hundred
Eighty ,onrih regiment, Colonel r. A. conkiing. hreo
hundred .ad n'ty men.
Ninety a regiment Colonel J. u Rrohbcl, four
WA regimen artlnery, Lleuienan, Colonel Doihcs
two battcre. pieces Of artillery
rniRD BRIGADE
Brigadler Gt,, y william Hall and tan with Wssh
| inston Croys " the Eighth regiment a. cAcou
| lLonaycal
frst regimen, zoaavesl, Colonel Rqsh {. Hawkins
| two hundred "a lfty men
Seventh rex u,cnt Colonel Emmons Clark sx hundred
men
Egblh regiment Colonel varian. four hundred men
Ninth regiment, Colonel Wilcox, three hundred mon
Thirlyseysnh regiment, the senior captain command
| ing, two hundred aud ATTY nan.
Fiy nth regiment Colonel lie Gal, two hundred and
nifty men
rornTH Bura am.
Colonel Huil, OF the w nth regiment, IN command,
Fourth regiment tzouavcs, Leut.nant Colonel Thorp,
four hundred and nfty men,
Eleventh regiment Lieutenant Colonel Lux, ave hun
/ drcd
Twenty second regiment Colonel Coz, three hundred
/ siriy.nnth regiment Brcvet Major General McNshon
| in coIninani two hundred and hfty men.
c'enty ninth regiment, Major Mcclellan, two hnn
NInety.nflh regiment Ileu,ensnl Colonel Frank ",
| Elrny, one hundred aud may mcn
/ rIRsT BRf0ADE-CAyALEY.
| Brgadlsr General HrDoke r'Ostley
First regiment cavalry. Colonel y & Mnion, 10
| hundred men.
Third regimen, ca,alry Colonel BudAle, foar hun
As thc head q ,he column wheeled n,o wavedcy
place Captain cotlcrs battery, - The flrt artillery
fired al ~ cral guns announce tie mpv y,
of the dlvs.0a. Thr march continued 40 watcrlsy
| place and rniycuty place y Union sq4afe.
REVIEW AZ rsios SQUARE.
Oppos a. the Spinger House the Mayor and Common
COunc had assembled In open tarouces 1T N. rgoag
of receiving the tonor ~ marching salgio, and "a
General sandssrd ana sian rearhGg that plafe the
loined COMPANY with them Ma % General Hooker snd
lady also present. An Immune number of people
had congr.ga,ed here W and down, =. ar a. t,e eyc
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bcinrs ding and pushing Zach other y obtain bot
4 ter lght ~ the proceedings
!, would have teen sell n the police arrangements IN
the VIZ ny ~ where the Mayor stationed hsd Doen
tie more Efficient som. ~ thc ehfbnncr troop and
aso OF the Of Gsnsrs sndfofds sian haf
70 use thor endeayors 70 10 something IKE Z -
there A. regiment after regiment lied pat 10 siesdy
and order the Rpectaiogs could net ferrcrf TIER
feelings of admiral On, sud - sofne fafofte ~ sell
known regiment pasaed trait of rer
feet military discipline vas apparent 20 The
columns of the marching troops they wefs
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Other symptom of APPRECIATION Nor riansss n
admiration fair syes and the vsyns % hanaset
chiefs ron slosy hAnda wanting % cheer ths to'd -
der bays thsr way, the balcouea aud window q
the houses not snly on rnion SQUARE ta1 slons e en-
~ route N srch crowded with fair occupant
who .eemsi . enjoy the slsbt veil ihsir sD
favored neghbou the ssfswAisa Tie great object n
viewed, sesmed % he % 80, a good icos ii Gssrrsi
Hook e. The ratlon ~ the review BE- df0s.
away he sss gec"d sith cheer on ehesf a. oas hs
prom tnlon sqaars the march wss 10 pourth srenus
and fwnty hrd street - Mad.s0n ~ Madison
Filih And doan fAfth avsDua 20 -Four
lesnih Her tho General and star taltaa srd
the brigade Ned past they ~slstsi Ane tbon
log the rshi and len t1cy dismissed fof ~ d.
And procs % their respective srmsfies m entire
time occupied ~ hs psraas and rry,sw ~ss about 80
hours
rmr lrpra1lScr % rny rRoors
s8ch thai - iiaseuh n psrtleliAnHs Tho rtFd
regment IouAFesl IN iheIf brilian, cot M, male
nns spparanos and MARCHED slth raeh pferisgu st0r
Ing dei improysfnsnt over thsf iAss paraaa To
seventh reg mspt tot ~ tter ftarxewf uai.
fgrus, and ihough ero~p,.on wgat y 'aEsn y her
r.suiarfy marching rtii they l0utsd .tflsfiy and
o1nsaeFshs praise ~ hsff gruerkl department..
The German element Il The militia are osfaaiy
deserY n much prass ~ her Tfumrt compliance
Nth orders gf farsd@, and .0iiiefiy h.arBr Ygan
upon AZ atbsr pubie otcatuus HTHu ~NisB thr
National Z ARD salled 81 Isftf pate lhs 1li
ranks the Tfh and tth regiments - 40 ~so1n4
hrlfads a. dsAcs n thia Nsssfti0o Jsseftay
AZ l4s bead of ths fNty nNh maf,bed 10 vssssslys
- that organ auf the vhlswt ~ siier
ton rfn The cfosf aouk ths fouts = pffe sst9h ne
Naiiaut Seventy rluth nnfrh male fs4f aTIsaf.
aGas snee thsr tstafh n a. tts fts ueHlt~ta ~
this ssmsEt ssi a. NAM usbsu - ihF Nnr. a0fs
tle hsdRea - ne fsnuNs aggrs - its Z army
whFn thsy hha ssftics durhs thT iats Ybesi
Tho retenty rrst ard rseutf - ond frgneftm.
us8A we're ths desefNag r~TfIieuta n tIr eneyri
~ The psots ubg -tDesssd tisf npvsmena siona fAs
rults The pNns sqlntsd - tAs Twsafh reg
The satlsst u faEatshi@ cpfnD<us, snd $50 tha
nsnrEed lnpfnFefa fisesfnlss ~ ths cavalry rs.
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