The New York herald., 1871-11-22

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tne crowd, everybody being under the ,m.rss.,r
tnat the police Just arrived were the adva ess,c
SesI ING Or prooesnon ,o Naturally there was rre
coxers q uissapp1ntmens manifested when was d
elapsed aiter the extra guardu had taken ap tne
! the head or all the other Carriages nuAe, ~
Gescrled turning out OF Broadway INTO the souar
o. 1ows ana house tops ana stoops wnere the ladi,
s., nau easnered IN groups, were almost hidden fro
nternss Of o1e snss,an wsvng . o. and II
snuslastic lair ones In lacI from the moment n
@ @a,aaSe dlove into the square until it reached tn
vv,u, .uo ciappng OIL hands, the cheering and ti
Maving OF handkerchiels continued, the enthusias
na ~ .h1 crowd seeming to grow greater aud create
place" Indeed, the enthusiasm could not nav
Deem greater and ~ the carriage passed Sixteent
exciting by the ladies on the grand stand rising :
| e,ceS Se, and While waving their handkerchief
~ .nsr shr voices to swell the general tumu
" ..,usiam. Inc Prince seemed 10 feel that rn
neart Went out to hun every lresh mani
Ss'aon he's OF their good wl and. hat In hand po We,
eo ne review proper followed quickly after the las
Garra9c containing the "disringuished guess,' hat
nliyen away from Tho Clarendon alter deposlting its
loau SAFELY at the door. When The Prince came ON
on .o oacony OF the hotel the head OF the military
column was ut Fifteenth streer and "a soon as y
was ascertained by the COMMANDING otllcer that
wv. maS IA readiness the march in review began The
"oopS narched by In the following order:-
Detacnment OF Police.
Major General shaler and stan
Band. 800
twelfth Regiment Infantry.
Band.
IWenty- second Regiment Infantry.
Band.
forv-sevensh Re Regiment Infantry.
twenty third Regiment Infantry.
Band.
Sixty-ninth Regiment Infantry.
Band.
seventy.nrst Esgiment Infantry.
seventy-ninth Reg!ment Infantry.
Fifth Regiment Infantry.
Band
Sixth Regiment Infantry.
Eleventh Regiment Infantry
Elshty-fourth Regiment Infantry.
Ninetysixsh Kegiment Infantry.
Band. ns#
= s First Regiment n. ~ Infantry.
.t -sr e4 Band
Second Regiment N. J., Infantry.
Third Regimeas q. ~ Infantry.
Fourth Regiment IN. ~ Infantry.
Band.
seventh Regiment Infantry
Band.
Ninth Regiment Infantry.
Band.
Eighth Regiment Infantry.
Band.
Fnty-1fth Regiment Infantry
Detachment or Police.
The brigade commanders and their stafYs w.re In
tne ne OF march; but as the regiments did not-at
eaSC all VI tnem-march strictly according 10 their
position IN their respective 0rigades their nos,lon
N line could not be correctly sustained The narade
avenue was not in the best condition to admit or
'teadJ marching, the pavement being slippery with |
several large and deep pools OF water near Seveno
eentn street, which compelled more than one com.
'any 70 Dreak Dslly before they could get out OF
ueLn. Ihe double railroad track besides waa q |
'reat drawback to the steadiness of the troops.
TN tne marching US whole was excellent and the
e9lments Wen deserved the applause with Whlch
MY were greeted as they passed the stand. A'0"
Ine Twelfth regiment had ten companies or four.
cen mes front, and presented q very fine appear.
nee. although the companies dd not nreserve rncir
rs as we as they usually do on parade
one properly, but Tue c0lors were not dipped at
he proper time.
the Twenty second had ten companies OF sixteen
les 'front.', anu paraded In heavy marecins order
nun overcoat5 rolled on KnaDsacks one of the
Onpanles broke oady In front OF the stand 6ut the
Tne Forty seventh had twelve fies 'front.' the
wenty-thlrd ten the Sixty-ninth ten the Seveniv. |
sixth fourteen the Eevehtn tno Twelve NstIS .or sne
slgnty.lourth and Ninety-sixtn ten, the Seyenth |
he Fifty nitn eight. Several OF the comnanes ar hs
ventytnird y IN passing in review, did not come to
passed the Grand Duke Tne Seyeniy first marche ha
teau! but did not look well to their distances ana
ad SosSs Tsse @ not dipped I'LL the color company
Tas seps a The .n. shoulder s
nth the last company Of the seventy ninth had
marched ny. once the torn nag caught ms eye. Inc
lxtn were very unsteady and ought to have done
nuch better than they did. The Eleventh seemed
3 care very little for company distances Tne
also had the same fault
Tine Seventh never looked better. they marcned
7ith OvercOas rolled on knapsacKs and were loudly
heered, The Ninth seemed rather out OF sorts III
assing In review, and several companies marched
ery unsteadily. Ihey received perfect ovation
rom the spectators, however, or rather the magnin
eat band, which was certainly grand sight OF
tScif, did. |
.nce and marched quite well. ,.., |
II would be quite impossible to go INTO details
,bout tine merits and dement's OF eacn individual
.erlment as shown In the parade, but this much
must be said, that the National Guard nave reason
10 he proud or 1t. The troops had very dlincuit
march OF 1t over the slippery pavement OF Broau-
Wav before they reached Union square, ana thls.
added 10 the tact that the avenue wnere tney nau
Io marcn in review presented many obstacles 70
mar Inc general seadiness OF the regiments, wnlcn
won ld not nave been encountered had the review
neen held at the north south side OF the square,
g,Ii account Tor great deal OF the pad breaks that
occurred In the ranks OF many even good COM
mands AT any rate the Grand Duke must nave
1een pleased at the appearance the militia made
nol wiInsanding all the drawbacks and each regl-
ment did It's part 10 make the parade an Imposing
me which IL undoubtedly was. In the evening
General Shaer and other officers OF the National
Guard were entertained at dinner Dy Mr. macy, ~
the Clarendon.
An THE CLARENDON HOTEL.