The New York herald., 1866-02-23
TIE MILITARY DISPLAY.

PRESENTATION or CoLoRs TO AND PARADE or
THE THIRD AND FOURTH REGIMENTS VETERAN
ZoUAvEs.
Tho Fourth regiment Colonel Hull, formed In line nj
ten o'clock Washington square, and proceeded to the
state Arsenal Of Thirty fourth street and Seventh
Here the Third regiment under command of
Colonel Bendx In waiting to receive them, and In
with them 10 splendid set OF colors M
donation from the State While awaiting the arrival
Of tho Fourth the Third regiment occupied their time
by going through the various cvoluons Of tho line in
the spacious drill Of the arsenal which they per
formed decidedly crediabe to their concep-
ton OF Casey's tactics; the more particularly so
when is considered but their SECOND drill
an organization since receiving their muskots Monday
last The presentation 10 the Third to have been
made by General George W Palmer hut owing to the in
disposition Of that officer Colonel f. Gibhard Assistant
Commissary General oiclatcd his absence hollow
square having been fopmed by the Third regiment about
twelve clock the command "presen, arms was given
upon VIII ch Colonel Gbhard stepped forward and, pre-
sent ing The colors, said:
In behalf ofhs Coumisssry General, who prevented BY
Illness fpm participating IA thsse eersmoni"s have ths
take advantage the opportunity ihAnk. The
"rsssd during our late terrible struggle by lhe ocss
men Of This orsnlation No can measure hs value Of
and oa heirs foreyrr No word. can eTprsss gratitude
20 90 inani,s ps..isis. oi our future standard Is
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Colonel Bendix then, In lew appropriate remarks
returned his thanks the State authorities expressive
IA
eri, tho appreciation Of which they are now the rect
pcnts
square, while the former still remained In position.
"hs Fourth were then m mos, happy ',e speech
pre-ens;. I'D by Colonel Hill - Sr'-Frz
"iT Tpos ,hs eoncu-. "f c presentation. both rcv
rcn,o w formed in nne ard Sing the Arsenal under
command OF Colonel BendiS by company 'oH', heai.a q
by Dodwor,hs band mar bed up Thirty fourth rsr'l 70
Flnh and down Fd,h avenue passing ths re-. =
deuco Of General Joe Hooker at tho corner NJ Nlnth
s,r,e, nS n.rc ~',S rroc.sssa .p. 10 he Bo@cy Ths
FOURTH bad the right ~ the line Abou, two O'Clock
they entered the east saic Of the Park throegh WHICH
they pasre and reviewed by hs Honor the Mayor
and General sandiord Passing out of tho western gaie
OF the Park Broadway they marched on In column
by company until they bad passed Howard street, when
,1e order by the sight flank by Ole loft gwen By
Colonel Bendx each regiment reviewed the other Inc
,oarh wa again continued and the old Duyoe Zouayes
in lour rank formation, came to "irall arms going
by the Metropolitan Hotel Ia saluiation TO @cheral
Grant who lt the moment appeared at one % the WIN
and Colonel Iadoau Of hs stan. On reachn the ar
mory corner Of Brosiway and Houston street the LJ1
| ave brigade was dismissed
| PARADE or THE ELEvEsTH REGfHgSr, y. o.
The Eleventh regiment, National Guari also pu,fed
with full ranks under Colonel hadhoh About thr"s,
O'Clock thsy we're reviewed In the front of The cay Hal
by the Mayor who behalf or The cay presented thru
with a splendid set ~ coors, valued At $500.
THE NATIONAL sAfUrgs.
Al noon piece Of artillery posted under "ashnson
statue Union squsre, sounded forth The one hundred
zun salute. The hrng rayid aud vel conducted
asiu,e pf one hundred guns aHO hrci ai noon IN
the CITY Hall Park by the TO- battery, comprising
two sectona q artiery which admirably handed
| by TIE battcrymen.
| rHg yHrERASs or rng VAR oP 1919,
under command of General Raymond, met ~ tho Ncr
Ger House about O'Clock, and formed In line soon
aferwards when under escort u the first COMPANY
washngton Continenias Captain Titus, they marched
down BroadNay and also rcvie~ef by Mayor Hon
man Young America escorting Us venerable pre-
deceEsor Od America After leaving the fArk they
passed the ssvera Bewspspsr Offices, paying salute
/ The HHHALp a. they passed The Rev haihes Hal'
smith subsequently addressed the baud VI vcteranA