, 1875-06-17

with gay uniforms and resonant with stirring
strains Of marital muhio. The people Of Boston,
with much Of tho enthutisam Of Tho
70 U hoss hs{aa 'vs and svsa vo .a.dms
military and civic bodies with IN atdor quito
n UNISON Hish tho patriotic spirit Of the .,.y,
forgetting tho di it1efenceh Of tho past. Tha crowd
Nhich ttfoneed tho principal stroota through,
TO tl1s hoted hestowed Iloarttest applAnna on the
men from tue Bouth aud \ wavo Of cteesa
o"ept along tho masAea crowded on tho atde-
ra!ks aud f}llInR every available spacs from
foni TO paraucnt. Tho arrival Of tic Norfolk
erti!cry escorting ~ tlleir gtloNt ion Fitzhugf,
Leo, Afforded tho gratifying spectacle Of the
pnopio Of Ioston pAJng an ovation to an et-
CohfoderAte ofGcor. Con. Lee bowed aHaju Ao,l
aga'n e. e. the applanss groeted him o, every cor
ner; Ihe tattesed hatslc-lag Of tho l'enusy!-
nnectac!o Of such an era of se,!nninn lid fellow
sup waH ono never to be forgotten.
formal reception was given the different
millta[y .organ'zationss ut Columbus Square, tho
lion. Joaah Quincy makit.g the hddrcaA Of vel
como, COL Thomas I. 3irnunn, OF Eharic+tou, 4.
q. responded. promising, hcnccforth and for.
over. that AasHachuaettR and Ho,,th Carolina
Wlll DO ona and 'nnophIahla for tho petpotusy Of
t5e e,' sause ol Liberty. Lis rcmasks wero received
~ tbe conclusion OF ths address, the band
played " Dixie"
THE FIFTH MARYLAND REGIMENT
s'l wa1 received ou the commou by Gov. CASTOR.
Mhlle tlo roVtoW waa III i,rogreeH, tho Norfolk
B!leH marched within tho inc]osufo amid rounds
aud rounds Of applause. au alter beng formally
presented to t!lo Governor and utaI By Mai.
Follott, they alpo passed in roviow.
Tho Firth Mary!and Regiment during the
afternoon presented, AZ
Tll1HTFE TU HAsyAC1ItsETrsf man RoYn1rta
magnificent iloral aeslg.i, which was placej on
tAo 1oldiars' anG sailors monument ut Charles.
town bY the commanding officer Of tho fcs,F,uut,
Gol. J. ssrlckcr jenkins. There had bocu 10 pub
.fhsy sheyg ,,'n "hat2ser ns given to The affair, aud
command was ordered to fall in ws.h-
out being informed whore they would
march 70. lho regiment waa thcn without c.
cort. aod matched to Char1estown. their appear
sheo exciting curiosity in The streets. They woro
bringing tue command to parala.rrss, Col. Jo,l-
klra received fonl tloriat beautiful! and costly
atltelt, composed OF pink mud wEiio tlowe.e,
about feet in height. and placed It on tho faco
t3ir. 81 Tue monument, Tue 3laTino Band playing
ranged In flowers Mary1aua's trbute 70 hlas-
sachneetIh.' Several thousand po,sona had bee1l
ATTRACTED 10 tue monument after tic regiment
"a, ~ urawn up and wore naturally gtnsiilod At
nooIt1s rno ,tq1acn.nf trinnte 60 gracefully and
shis imrrosAlge ceremony, tho Fifth rofcrmod In
lino and tnalched to lin Common, wIcro orc Of
tue distinguishing featutcs Of tho days cercno-
uicR MAS tlo
PRESENTATION or r1Ao
to the Fifth Marylnnd 1:cgtuunt by roet No. 7.
GFand Army Of tie Hopu6tic, and yeteaan. OF
Gen. uai'k2 division Of tho Army Of tho roto-
mac. m lno PRESENTATION speech WA mala by
Gen. n. i. Danks.
TIE MAYon's INCEPTION
in tho Music.ffatl Tonight was = grand Affair.
welcoming We, speechos wserc mado by slavor Cobb
snti Gor: Gaston, Which weso Responded to by
e Col. Anderton. Of South Carolina, aud deI,'.
fltzhngh Ice, Of Virginia. Tho speech
ca aboundol with expressions Of good
w!t!. and wero rocoircd With s:ormB
Of applause. The msn threw their hata into th7
aFs and yel!ed thensolves' hoarne, while tho Ia
dlea 10 the galleries waved their handkorcllols
aud clappoa their hands iu patriotic fcrvor.
SPerches wcro ALSO mado by rcp-p,ea,iont
Wilson md Geua. Sherman, Burnside, aud Iii
patrick, after Which ali Informal 1eyee was hell
BY the Mayor.
Tho arrival Of Richmond Commander,, No, Q,
knights Iemplar, WAS oue OF tue must intercas.
ng features Of Sue day. There ars u, ,0U1 sl1an-
ceEs IN tho city to.nlgllt, many Of them without
Shelter, nnd hundreds are sleeping tipon lie
yrasa on boston Common.
JOHN BULLS SENTIMENTS.
LONDON, June 16.-Tho Times this morning
pnbl!ales leader on tho centenary Of tho bat
10 OF Bunker uill. After historical 1oripr
Tho writer concluleH mot optY Amen. |
a, but England aud tho world, lnYe rcason |
p p hold IN grateful remembrance
no day. It was gain % alt sides, for tue grcat
principles at popular represctta- !
ion, setf-gorerninont by populns municipal 1u-
titutsono, the indopoudonco Of judges, and CON-
'lote responsibility In tho exercise of power.
antic."