New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
EVACUATION DAY.
CELEBRATION IN THIS CITY-PARADE OF FIRE
MEN AND HILITARY-THE VETERANS.


kpre yesterday very credtabe celebration OF the peou
sar anniversary Of New-YOrk The metropolitan hremeh
paraded In the morning. and in the afternoon ons P
session OF the infantry and cavalry OF TINS CiV o."
Brooklyn accompanied by numerous bands OF music
Med through Broadway and other streets, 10 tne
delight OF thousands Of juvenile spectators, anu nO
shance without awakening On unusual interest - s
minds OF many whom the thought OF posoiDlo ""i
Bpain caused TO regard with more than oiuin~' -
taon the parade Of that soldiery on wDom ~ ".'
emergency, our reliance must be NANNY Pa0eu'
PARADE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
rTbo rorade of the First Division OF the New
>xorb s,ote Militia was witnessed by thousands OF eur
.,tizens The day was way favorable TOT large
turnout there being cloudess sky ana sharp Draohs
ntmosphere Before noon, Broadway ana the bo"ery
contained much larger number of people than are met
with ordinary days many OF whom had come Lron
the snburbs Militiamen hurryinR TO ana Ire on
as peaeoeks in their brilliant uniforms At noon salute
Was fired the Battery, under the direction OF zen
heard from every direction The central point OF atrae
tOn the vicinity Of UnionsguaTe where tne G
the heads OF the columns resting on Fourthaye as i9
e.; Second Brigade Of Infantry on Elghteenth-
1T Third Brigade OF Infantry on NNotsautbst
and FIRST First Brigade Of Cavalry on Fifteenthst
Before o'clock, the time announced for the procession
STAFF was at head Of his brigade awaiting the arrival
Of the General commanding the dYiSOh VINO sa
mounted Gen. shaler passed the head OF eaeh eoiun,
which
Ibe nrocession moved off. The line of march the
came followed by the American troops when entering
ave 70 the Bowery down Bowery to Canal through Ca
oal TO Broadway, up BroaaSay 10 TtSe 70
Twenty.thrds, through Twenty thrd-st TO t1fthaye,
nsssed in review before his Honor the Mayor aud the
municipal authorities Along tho entire line the sidewalks
mem and Children The matching in FoHrthave was
dered somewhat difficult by the muddy condition OF the
Belgian pavement which occasioned more or less sLp
ping very vexatious state OF affairs for hleGlosers
whose steps taken by the sense OF feeling The win
dows Of the Broadway buildings ana the balconies OF ING
hotels crowded with spectators, VINO mahilesteu
ping of hands The side streets running from Ffh-aye
were crowded with fashionable equipages ana all the
people. platform erected opposite to Delmo1lcOs
on from which we're on ma pess
of white muslin, Evacuation Day. ES3-lS69. The me-
paform Was his HONOR Mayor Hall the Hon JohH Fox
The Hon. VIM. E. Robinson Gen. Dgryea; Gen; Darling
Der Of veterans of the National Guard
reached the reviewing stand at O'clock
when Mayor Hall stepped to the front, where he was
Squad Of the Metropolitan Police headed the prOcesson
followed by the FIRST Brigade under the con ma, 81
rst Regiments Next came the Second Brigade under
stu 9Th, sath' and Goth Regiments and the LIST Regiment
Of Artillery. The Eleventh Brigade OF the Second
Mersereau, we're present by invitation from the Com
manding General The regiments in this Brigade were
battery of four pieces The Brooklyn Brigade fol
lowed by the Third Brigade, under the command OF
and 5Sth Regiments. Next came, the The, Fourth Sur
Brigade under the f6 U@WiR R 1h C asd I sstS
s sSSfS S RfC%ROsef The cav, Brigade Brig
Gen POstley, brought up the OF SSt and Cd
Regiment 81 mcSnted The marching Of the troops as
ey passed in review was very credtable Each req,
of each arrived in front of che reviewing officer the
TSSes 20 haS e pase Of the
displayed marked improvement in their personnel ana
BroORlyn regiments made splendid appearance in their
fuldress gray uniforms, and were applauuea every
view by divisions each OF which preserved an unorSkea
'front.' and maintained well their DISTANCES IRG pR a
terry under Capt Beebe was well manned and the men
ments Of the First Division we're in fudress uniforms
The h their OyeTeOats and appeared as usual
where and strange to say 1t was the only regiment put
eTery s comPy Of the I'D Regiment
deserves mention for like strict observance OF this i'm
s5 p ss Tine s reviewing oceT they returned to
their armories and were dismissed
THE VETERANS.
The day was duly celebrated yesterday by the
survivors of the War OF 1872 Each year the numbers OF
these old soldiers percephby decreased and before
long none of them will be left to rocal Yeser
day the survivors assembled at Military Hall, in the
Boyery and INDUCED in ancient "reminiscences well
In patriotic talk the leading events OF the day They
were all deeply interested in the Cuban question aud
having called Col H. Raymond to the chair they adopted
Ropsd That strongly favor tho CuSanI
recommend Congress to take action in securing
The following petition was prepared. and measures
will he taken 70 obtain signatures:
1 eag S: aSs 2 The Ts's s q s CITY and
SewYOrE and other States do recommend the passage Of b
our county in The war sI - M against Great Britain sso
day maintain .ufe9g fmis, while their husbands
.bsI sS. e1q we are new enjoying aud we as, " special
Col Daily proposed the toast May We all meet here
on November Is, 1870 and not one OF us be missing"
veterans adjourned to the continental Hotel in Broad
way, and enjoyed very pleasant time
FIRE DEPARTMENT PARADE.
The parade of the Fire Department was
fine affair." and reflected credit upon all connected with
the Department At % a. the line formed In six
battalions each under the command OF q District
Engineer as follows First battalion, Engine Companies
Nos T. TO- and H. and Hook and Ladder Company No. 1.
West FOurteenthst; second battalion, Engine Com
pauy No g. on West ThrteenIh-st.; third battalion,
Engine Companies Nos O. IL and g. and Hook ard
battalion, Engine Companies Nos a. 49, and 10, and
ne. ISK saa Engine Companies Nos q u.s.
and IS, and Hook and Ladder Company No.
Companies Nos a. g. and &C. Hook and Ladder Com
pany No West Ninthst The right of each battalion
two brigades, and soon the formation was com
peted the order to march was given by Chief Engineer
march was down Fth.aye to Waverley place to Broad
to GaRs to the soS W 70 TO
stand had been erected and upon which were the Mayor
connected with Insurance Companies before whom
parade passed IN review The apparatus and horses of
all the cOmpanie presented splendid appearance and
the men, by their sodlery bearing and neat appearance
mered the cheers which were freely given at various
points along the line OF march.
INFANTICIDE AND BRIBERY.
Mrs. DR.. Charlotte d. Lozer has published O
card IN reply charges made against her in connection