The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22


: ''nu naiconieS of Howard street. az wen n,
vi ,t,e SIDEWALKS. and the excellent n.archip.
!. "n" bearing OF tho troops was Frequently M
i,'H"ocd: One enthusiastic individual wh,
'oil"Wed the pa,Tsdc on The sidewalk rxc;tri
numerous ti'nngs Of spectators at tho cor.
n ,n: 70 cheer aad applaud the Virginians
IA, "anoS were red with clapping, and II,
."Hin'teFcd the information tlr,t he wa.
''te niSG'S1 Radical IN Baltimore; "but :" he
.'T"'n, .hoSc Richmond fellows may b,
l 'ohnlii"S. but they carry the Amcricn
= nag and They are my co,ntrvmcn, Uurroh
'oT In" First Virginia regiment y and fhr
cheers were given Justly.
> AT TnE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Turning from Charles street info Mopu-
!, """' street Tue troops marched down by
''h't"hitS III column on the north side of the
\ "'>t'th reservation, and with arms at n
carry swords "na >ahrcS in salute, and heads
uncovered. passed around the monument to
Washington, Wheeling with splendid nrc.
: ciSion al the Peabody corner. There wcrc
quite number OF persons in Mount Vernon
- Place. aud several ladies' and gentlemen
taking advantage OF the tine evening. had ne.
tsndrd 10 thct"p Of the lofty column. from thc
! balcony oi which The regiments below luoLri
y lh" tnN soldiers. \ halt was ordered for five
-, minutes rc>tAt easy a The foot Of the mnn,,.
meat, IN front ui The new Methodist tcmnIc
Which WAS greatly admired hy The >t.9,nrrrs.
, DARING the interval Of rest a number of sal
,liation> We're exchanged between the par
f ties on tii' t"i'y pti'i ot The monument and
- the troop, III the street below. Finally the
:, word "l command WIS gwen, ana the ie@!-
mcntS. having h!ra OUT ny tours from Mount
Vernon itIcr. march'a out Charles street
| ny companies. III column, further INTO the
!, region OF frozen elegance Wilerr the inSpi-
rng echoes OF mtiSlr roi'~cd few spectators.
though many hAndkcrchlc> iluttcrcd from
fir hands At numerous open windows along
= the route. The marching OF ali the soldiers
: was hrc entirely unoh>trurtcd. aud Is the
r"mpalir> stretched from curb to curb, arms
, 1t right ~hoHidcr shi'': tands la!lnS ihrl
= hest music the >pec'''le WAS SlHohoNd ana
. ul>Wlln%
REVIEWED Hi rnT GOVERNOR AND MAYOR.
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S'P'il!'t '"c HEt!'"''o WV" ht!t''iii'- manu-
) kcrrhI'tS ana >in'i'HS alIHoEllen. On Gar
J. vert street S"t"i'c' N'.o, - l. hafe received
Il Il marching salute, "'i''n was repeated 'oWcl
COVE IL INC troops lt'>>r" l:' i'at'ie ni"t"'
:" 'lieh' ana the NaI"t >o','r' though hhlllcn>'
:, rroMuI son2lc}:".'u t' i,'t loht. sWa.'nns
- even ',i' ""'ol,eH " 'to -, S''"t "'i' pa
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~ me iE!ra"e ''ho' uca opportunity OF com
/" !afih% I'll" ftE!'''t ana o>c'l'i'ht oi ne '"'
J it%ii1h,>. 't"N' ~ t!r men q! 'ie ii'''"
A' ! WI h""N'' ave "'iN g.! cii1I-eu III ''!'i
Ct 'ah'I'' pursuits "',t '.li> h'l'- 'Ao i'@l''
ii' "'>f season III i'aiti'h"Fr me fauk> Were
On summer tl3n eve" before on i S!D!iA'f occ;l
Q! >'o',' "o>t VINO 'ut"t" o''' however
~ if'a' ~ H:''I'nuc SEQ" Is coa!G pc OK
Il" !'t''u' lIn 'I- '!'!> NUMBERED near!
~ '"!C' IL many men, DoHs ''ta TIE! WeE'
Il" ini more tf'il iE'i' Iu.' i'Si!sirn'. 1911
on "i ,hc W&'i'tili> ah'i tic 'i""'i"'9> TOO wore
r. cltiti cray Hhh"Th'S, 'hc H!">S coats DclA@
nd >omcWi'tt similar style, though the trim
ming gave sufficient variety il he pleasing
III and ilnHrt distinctive characteristics % "acI
aS corps. The men o! the llith -haIyland Wof
r whit" rio"o-hrlis. Wh'i" r'in!"h&, ana Wilt
III cl*uI"t!r>, which ;-ayc TIE corps l'Et ir">i
tn and natty look which has always hcrl
characteristic OF the organic .tiOn. Th
gray OF the First Virginia regiment W.
trimmed with black. with heavily braid
III and huttnucd coat-fronfS. black ro,npop,
Is, and white wai.t-rclts. The ahscnrc G
re linhtrr trimmings rave tho body = hcayic
Is look than the Fifth. though the general n;