The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-21

Third New York will march through Thirty fourth
street 20 Fifth avenue, down Fifth avenue 70 Four
teenth street. through Fourteenth street 70 Union square,
passing Washingt0n's monument; thence they proceed
down broadway TO the City Hall, where they viii BE- ro
viewed by the Mayor and Common Council and, payinga
marching salute they pass from thence 20 the Armory
500 broadway where they viii be dismissed.
The Third regiment Colonel Bendix well known for
ther vaor and service during tho rebellion the Ma
uonal louaves Tenth New York will IKE the Fourth
regiment make tneir first parade upon the I'D and will
also appear N the uniform by them while the
army, the color 81 which with the brilliant
dress OF hs cold Fifth New York 10 worn upon tho
occasion by tho Fourth regiment viii form an attractive
mo 10 all who may witness the parade tho partcu-
larry so to such OF the public have read the OF
these late accessons TO the National Guard during the
war
The Eleventh regiment National Guard Colonel MAID
hof, will also parade, and the members ordered
assemble on Second avenue Mt hall past O'clock
Thursday next whore the line will be formed It pos
sibo hat tho Sixty ninth and Seventy rst regiments
will turn ont No orders have yet been issued although
dress parade and concert are announced to take place
during the evening" and the battalion line Will form at
csght O'Clock
There certainly appears 20 bo an ever Increasing
disposition to honor the occasion with social
entertainment, either Of supper party or con
cert Tho seventh annual reception of tho Eighth
regiment, Thursday evening at the Academy Of
Music In honor Of the day celebrated Is said TO warrant
the belief that II viii equal for general enjoyment aud
socahity anything Of this description which has taken
plare this season
The Ninety sixth tNetonal Guard) will celebrate the
occasion with ball the Germania Assembly Rooms,
ana the Ioriy-sovcnth regiment National Guard, state
Of New York VIII entertain their friends at their Ar
mory, IN Williamsburg, by promenade concert The
veterans of the Of 1872 have aguicd their Intention
Of celebrating becom ng the birthday OF the
Father OF our Country but in what particular form has
not as yet been made known.
There will bc any number Of private entertainments
by military organizations Thursday next which will
add greatly 20 the social form OF IT'S observance, but
which cannot here tic enumerated
pisTRIBUTios TO DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
or THE 22D.
The Committee on Relief for disabled Veterans have
decided thai The distribution Of relief will commence on
IN a..elaa Sol,
and Sailors Employment and Relief Agency l30 Canal
street under the direction OF Colonel j. b. Herman,
Manager The and will CONSIST Of provisions, such az
-four sugar, tea, coffee, &C some pocket money, and
smoking tobacco Free tickets Of admission to pla ~
Of amusement will also be- gwen for the evening.
No disabled will be entitled 10 relief except those
having registered their names before tho I'D inst and
given Satisfaction IN regard 10 their honorable discharge
and disability The committee make earnest appeal
the public contribute the relief fund by sending
donations money To any OF the reasEers, or It's
equiyalen IN pruviHions 10 the Manager.
MAJOR General JOHN A. DIX
Hon JOHN HOFFMAN, Mayor
Hon. MATT 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Hon. ANpREAs WIlLMAEN, Chairman.
wh H. FIELD, Eco, Secretary.
General PROSPER NJ wErMoRE
Colonel J. b HERMAN, Manager
HAMILTON, Treasurer Employment Bureau
THEo. GEkTEI, Treasurer Relief Fund.
REcrrTIon AT GENERAL AsriNwALL's RESIDENCE.
On Thursday evening Bnpador General Lloyd Aspin.
wall will receive the held stan and line officers Of tho
Fourth brigade, N o. 4. w. Y, nj his resideucc No 1oI
fdrst Tenth street, New York. A good time IL antc
pa,ed
THE VETERANS or 1917
viii be from the following Official order, also
u Join ia doing honor 20 The ahnversary:-
The veterans Of the war Of 1879 Will meet al the
Mercer House. Of Broome and Mercer streets
Thursday, I'd mt at one O'Clock NJ In uniform to
celebrate the birthday OF the Father Of his Country,
General George WASH gton. The First Company of
Washington continental 1uard Captain ntus, have In
the kindest manner volunteered 20 escort this
occasion The drum corps Of the Forty. seventh rcR
rnsnt National Guard have also voluntarily rendered
their valuable service Dinner will be provided
ny order II RAYMOND Brigaaer General
ABRAHAM DAILY, Colonel.
NJ Pnyys Adutlnt