The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-29

much distance The Eishty-fourth have a now full
dress uniform under way, and this 1t Is hoped " III
iniuse new life into the command. The fatigue
dress In which they turned ont yesterday looks very
shabby. 1t has been worn nearly soven years.
NINETY eIxTu RrCfMENT bis regiment closed
the rear OF tho Second Brigade. II had out nine
conn ands Of eight files frcni and though small in
numbers, wen uch praiso, because or their attract
i've full dress Major Hammer was in command.
THB THIRD DRioADs
was the next to pass Ger. Varian was in command
lie and lis sin were IN full uniform, They IL. wore
yellow Heron plunes In Il cir shakoes. Which were
regarded as very becoming Gen NariHn and his
sun salg,ed Si,n enqusse grsoe ne I'h Sphsoassed
at lie head OF the bri ade.
sBykSrH RFeixrsr.-A buzS OF admiration ran
along tho dense line of SPECTATORS az this narntcent
corps marched up No longer htle to restrain them
selvee, tie people save vent TO their feelings in
hearty cisppine Of Lands. such mar, hins certainly
we'll deserved recognition Of The super6Tly of Ito
nrst volunteer regiment in the Uni,e1 states The
Seventh paradcd In full drtss and turned out ten
commands Of eighteen files front.
NINTH EteIMES1 Col James Fisk, Jr., rode nj
frantic when they saw Lis tarp, countenarce. and
the ease and grace with wl ich lie siued the Gov
ornor. lie was cheered as lie rode by. and wGs tie
only onicer on the ground who received this distn
guished
MARX OF POPULAR RECOGNITION.
lie was dressed in lis modest fliitue Uniform, and
wore his costly diamond on lis LETT breas'. Ill,
regiment parudod ten commands of t"elye les each,
and their splendid marching attracted much alton
ton.
EIGETn REoiNENr.-Ccl Scott was in command.
Ten companies OF ten files front was the strersth
represented. The men looked eIceo dinlly well in
their fatigue uniform and ller marching was fault
less.
FIFTY rirTu REoiHESr Col William Allen, q
grandson OF Commodore vanderbilt, was In CON.
mard. The new cfoss-tes la'ely added to the bill
of dress tss vastly imTOvcd the uniform. Tne
Regiment showed eight commands OF ten tiles front.
IIrsT RIeiNENT Col ptrleY vas in command
lie had out eight commands OF ten 1les front. The
men locked exceedingly we'll in tSer new full.dress
uniforms. end their stesdinese in marching elected
favorable CONNECT The artillery followed the in
fan,ry, after which the different commands marched
OF the ground.
Adjutsnt Francis, OF the Seventy first Regiment
thro from his horse shortly before the re-
view began. his right ankle received two severe
fractures.
la The evcRiss, Den. shsier and his staT dined
with the Governor and hi. stat At Delmoneo's.
oIS. snALER CHALLENGED.
During the marching in review. the troops were
seriously inconyeBiehced b. the spsc,ltOrs crowd.
ig too closey upon them. Gen. Shaler. annoyed lt
the interruption, sent his chief OF San to drive the
People back This officer eIpostulteI 10 vain with
the citizens, and ne last resort rode against them
One individual refused TO move. and caught the
onicers bride. whercupon the latter struck the man
on the head with the ilat part Of his sabre No
blood was shed, but thc injured man became very
Indignant and pulled out his card shd expressed
desire to have some rcrsaa volunteer as his
friend aud take ne soIne to Gen. ~ aler. No one
80. 81 20 ticr forward TO act az his second. aud 10
disappeared ffom view to satisfy tis wounded honor
In some other manner