The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-28

.......r,,s VI cadets irum The Virginia am
destitute MIS- c. pclIcd 'oatri'e i'll Rich
-s.,i.40A. ". Yesterday, bat The hs'r
...v.d west 81 Goshen. the point on The
,r.fr Tho cadets took The cars, and
...rl}y ,h, soldier boys did moi
..,,.. ,,y until ahcnt ten minutes past s
Jhcrldyt> ard their band marched
..!.>ss.ion west Of Goshen. 4 distance O
mics. rcnchinS the d,l ii in ample
,....-Ar he cars should they arrive al
,,r.p q, the hour Al which they we're
rrnc, Goshen t. Rich.GaEd nothing
ry'r occurred.
a. AFFAIRS II th" drl0: in this city the
arr. 81, mt by detachment of the First
,,,'.ir, regiment, commanded ny Captain
!, II lm'.&, II. uf the Richmond Light In
,,.., r4r... and LARGE number OF The en-
49,, ..j am,nri ut the Military Institute.
I'D ~ The Institute band. the dctach-
,..fn.mlh HE Fn>l regiment, ard The eX'
49, a., corps wa> marched by Wy OF
L,..5 rm,illh. Clay. aud Eighth streets to
-. ,r9,ury II thr Richmond Honlizrr>,
rN.r ai,j, nric stacked. baggage packed
.,., ard HE CORPS dismissed until the
.ir,ng. After being dismissed the mill.
IA. Visitors were taken charge OF by the eN-
-,;,1> ard distributed among their ir'cuds
.rl 80 yI;i2.us generally. Ky 10 o'clock
,.-..v III bad u,,unCcr;piua daicd. and those
v'n had not m,sn appeared 10 Of engcrl!
.,-,n stt.r tv all who bad not taken any.
... vrn soon tiI>rut,ItG th2t the cadets
49,, 4rl,nb, Vi Wtl.bcha1cd young gen
u.n'N.
rh.jv VS. .TrNt hy The corps in various
~. \ NUMBER have their homes in Rich
.,..,l. u..,r> nave mluy friends, ard those
w.. wi, unicqusiur"d were speedily nude
g, ',.f p, bono. AZ I "'c;ock the battalion
-. -.t,r,u.l Il toe HuwrL rs armcry. and
v.l.i.a 80 Tie Capitol Square lay way OF
i.-mg. M.r-Eali. and Ninth streets. where
-. err.> sent through various eyolutlons.
.-lg.... With Dies parade. which was
a....,.,4 ~ ,ni"ycd hy II large conc ,ur>e
.Sg.-ts,. Including many ladies. At tn.
neg a,3uu at dgc>S parade the SeycIa, CON-
:.,..,> 70; th' t}ii9I;cn left the Capitol SIlart
bWgF ~ ~" E,cirnth-StrCet gate, aud pro.
rsar. down Cfpital street entered the
En@El. grounds and halted in front oi
-g.-!l .tOlial hanson. in the porch oil
r-.l Wsrr -CAicd his Enc, llcncy Governor
h.m;,t. GruC!al Edmund Pendieton, eN
lt,!rur John lciCber. General SUith
!iru. L. NJ L. Hunter. and several Other
-.Gi-lG,u.
A"v. the hand had played lively all
t,.'frug L.ichrr came forward and pre-.
.-l',I ta"n IN &, t: - Wei!-concriycd remarks
?, u.tr.uor kvmpcr. He then proceeded
:.ta, Z w,ii-Gc>iIytd compliment to theil
:. .,l,} and -h'l! in the drill. their high
s..-nilmlrly department as soldiers, and
n.-ih.G H. an incident to be noted that the
,9.vi-lnar.r of The CORPS was citizen G!
na" >iate which had recently given the
!u,,, Gr,IGcG voice for return 10 the con-
"g'jvud limits al the Government.
Ha,riuUf hemper then came forward, and
20 b. hrpp1cst strain spoke OF the pride
Urb Hhrrh be had Just witnessed the >plcE-
ind Grill oi tie corps, and the pleasure
witch il -lv" him 10 welcome them 10 the
,rp.t II The State, where the mansions Of
H. bo,;.'luIA citiXcus would be open TO re.
"-%"tlrm: ard The laichet Of ihc Cover
"ol'> gl,Hun would hauy outside during
lgr'I say, BE spoke OF the pride with which
ilr Sat, ot Virginia bad fer lIore tban thirty
n. Years WATCHED the cuuise of the Hiliia!y
lr,'j'U'" u the great polytcchuic school OF
lie >'.l,.
IL paid 4 glorious tribute 10 the State, aud
,l4 tIlt Ahe Wa no obscure proIince-uil.
I"ie,'cd hy any narrow prejudice and pol
@y-bit grand state, opening the doors OF
IT Institutions Of learning wide TO receive
lang m"n Of the North, West, East, and
>yWh.
ha'erncr kemper tEen brought his very
happy !tmalk b 10 Il close By again we'com.
L. lie ceri,s oi cadets 10 the hospitality OF
ii" Executive mausIon. Tie companies, ia
,a1I-. # their nol-roulmssioncd officers.
"rl" then MARCHED 10 their headquarters,
Were heir AIMS were lcll. a guard mounted
AMI tac remainder dismissed Tor tue uieht.
ihr tsac.> will visit The Fair Ground, to.