The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30

Field Day or the Fssrth Brigade.
The Fourth brigade, General Lloyd AspinwaI, Wao
favored with very nne. warm day yesterday. and me
regiments composing this organization consequently A.
sembled in full numbers. and, a. the General com
msnded, quito promptly a. 70 ums. The formation tsok
place on Fh avenue, night resting on Fourteenth ssss
a two O'Clock p. n, In tho following srdsr:-Yosrth
infantry (zouavss) Colonel Harmon D. Hall; Ksvsssh
infantry trnsmsn) Lieutenant Colonel Henry Luz COM
handing; Twenty. second infantry, Colonel George b
Post. sxtyninth regiment Lieutenant Colonel csvaaash
seventy ninth regiment Colonel Addison Fsrnsworsb.
when the formation had been completed by Assissans
Adjutant General Brown and the command turned ovsv
the order was a. once given TO wheel into column And
the route Immediately tax up for Tompkins square
The entire SPACE OF that limited encosure With the ex
ception Of Of the pathways on the vest de dsyosea
No person could admitted except he possessed card
bearing the following significant words.Vmoer o. Ne
General Fourth brigade, Tompkins square, May - ks-
the square, attended by large sidewalk COMMITTEES,
who felt quite indignant when they found 70 10 easy
matter to gain an entrance into the enclosure The
strength Of the brigade was about az
regiment 252 Eleventh regiment $50; Twensy.ss second
regiment avs; slxty-nlnth regiment go; Seventy.
n,a@ ae .bOS, 100 viii DO recossssd Ina;
General AspnwslI was abcrins under several dim-
culties not the least Of when . vas nsvsns I've
he wished II was tantsmount 20 a man POSSESSED uf
large family who had very small house 10 put them
in n he had formed bis brigade In double lines end
moved them by parallel formations In close column BY
division instead Of endoavoring 70 extend his entire
front By obliduc alignment ne would have succeeded
much better A u was, portion Of the brigade II
motion. while the other regiments had no connection
whatever with the order 20 be executed. Viewed .
parade or spring display the out rood; but
looked a. In the light Of drill was not much 70 boest
about
Among The military officers upon the ground IN citi-
rens drcss, Generals Ward, Burger and varian,
Colonies Bcndx, shumway, Raynor, Scott and Conkn;
Lieutenant Colonies Brainie Perley De Couroey Beat
tie, schwartz, Dussnbury, Barclay and Richardson;
Major Clarke, Captains Lyon Appleton Mcintyre RAJ.
nor, KIRK, Ellison, Hare, Davis, ana many csosn
Many Of the men, n 70 be regretted, we're drunk me
noisy and the military and police guard felt very
Baiured towards them. We noticed that some % w
members OF abe Fourth and sixty.nnth regimen"
acted In rather unsoldierke manner. -.
Captain Mount, with chcient force o. pocc, 49,.
tanned sxceent order, Notwithstanding nc sqss ~
surrounded by dense crowd. General sm~. - 49,
Third brigade and Captain Mount might saops 49,
plan on "Wednesday, viz, by admitting yys $3.50 ~
passes at one OF the entrances on the revsnsu
iettiae them in or out by way OF avenues u =,
be determines upon and make those " 49, -
or leave on the Tenth street aide OF inc sqnsfe,
naming 4 psrson holding pass 20 tnai soons why
pnot ret ins,do on the face or one caro-, - Va ~
nuentIv die csse yesterday. very easy 70 Know vpe
arr cr ~ho ar not members Of the First division.