The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-19
AFTER THE CELEBRATION.

SIDE BY SIDE WITH SOUTH cARoLINA-THE
RETURN HOME.
BOSTON, Mass June is, 1875.
The city was remarkably quiet last night. large
majority OF the vast throngs OF people who wit
messed the pageant having returned to their
homes. The weather changed for the worst soon
after the procession was dismissed, and when
morning dawned thick mist enveloped the city,
and frequent showers rendered the streets slip
perry and the marching difficult Tor the
military. who are still in the CITY, The
guests from the South have been en-
tertaned with true New England hospitality
ana excursions down the harbor and to Revere
Beach have been the order OF the day. large
number OF strangers remained in town and have
visited Faneui Hall and various points OF historic
interest.
Colonel Barker, member OF the stan OF Gov
ernor Tilden, Of New York, waited upon Governor
CASTOR to-day. The officers oil the First Pcnnsyl'
vania regiment visited the City Hall this forenoon
and paid their respects to Mayor COBB. Mayor
Wickham, OF New YORK. also waited upon Mayor
Cobb.
MASSACHUSETTS AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Washington Light Infantry OF Charleston,
8. O.. was taken IN charge this morning by the
reception committee or the Boston Light In
fantry, and escorted to the State House. where
they were received at the entrance by Colonel
Isaac Il. KingsDury, aud conducted TO the Dorlc
Hall, where they were orawn up IN line, and
Colonel Slmons and Majcr Gtlehrist We're con-
Quoted TO the Governors room and ntro-
duced TO Governor CASTOR. MAJOR Gilcnrlst
addressed the Governor. saying that 1t gave him
and his company great pleasure 10 meet the
Governor Massachusetts and 10 express
through hlm 10 the citizens OF that state their
high appreciation Of the hearty and cordial re-
ceptfon which the company hau received at the
hands OF the citlzens OF this Commonwealth.
Daring the visit the secretary oil tue regiment
presented To the Governor II palmetto cane, with
the arms OF the two states engraved thereon.
morning Peter Hobart Jr. oil this city, presented
10 tue Charleston company hnely carved coat
OF arms OF the State OF Massachusetts, TO DO kept
in the armory oil the corps.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
OF New York were entertained by the Boston
cadets at dinner at the Revere House and
were escorted TO the Old Colony Depot, where
they TOOK a special train for Fall River at SIX
o'cock Il. M, and thence by special boat to New
York.
were entertained at dinner by the Old Guard OF
New YORK at the st. James Hotel and ieit, IN
company with them, at twenty minutes uf SIX
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, by the Fan River line.
PROGRAMME IN NEW YORK.
The veterans OF the Seventh regiment New
M. The veterans nave tendered the Ola Guard
and the Charleston company on their arrival IN
New York escort, and for tina: purpose will
assemble at Delmonlco's corner OF Fhtn avenue
and Fourteenth street, at eleven O'Clock to-mor-
row. and viii proceed to the City Hall to escort
Old Guard 70 DemOnicos, where they
after Which the Whole body viii march down
Broadway to Warren street, at the foot OF which
the Charleston company Will take the steamer at
three 7. NJ. Tor home
The First Pennsylvania regiment were enter
tanned by the First Massachusetts regiment dur
ing the day, and left a special train via the
Boston aud Providence Railroad at nafpast 1--WE
p. NJ. and proceeded by the Stonington line.
The Filth Maryland regiment, the Washington
Light Infantry OF Washington, apd the Governors
Foot Guards OF Hartford were treated TO an excur-
sion down The harbor to Nantasket beach ana
clam bake, being the guests OF the Charestown
cadets. The excursion was very highly enjoyed.
Tomorrow, by invitation, the Flftn Mary
land regiment VIII visit the farm OF MIR. w. Il.
Baker, at Wellesley, where an elegant private en-
tertalnment is 10 Ue given them. They VIII take
the train IN the evening Tor New York.
the Governors Foot GUARDS, OF Hartford, aud
the Philadelphia artillery company were escorted
to the Boston and Albany depot py the Charles
town cadets and the Pierce Guards OF Boston,
taking the nine O'Clock train this evening for New
York.
Tne Boston Independent Fusiliers continued
their attentions TO the state Fenclples OF Phla-
delphia by taking them on trip TO Chelsea
Beach.
guests OF the Cambridge City Guards, company X.
They took drive through Cambridge TO Waltnam
ana otner places OF interest.
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
Richmond Commandery Knights Templars, as
guests OF DE MoIay Encampent OF tins CITY, made
an excursion down the narbor to-day, visiting the
points OF interest and partaklng OF nsn cnowder
at Maoll's Gardens. They returned al seven
O'Clock TINS evening and visited the Globe Thea
tre Tomorrow they viii visit in carriages the
points Of interest about The city, ana in tAe even
Ing Will be entertained at banquet at the ST.
Entertainments, receptions dinners and social
festivities nave kept tine visiting military COM
panies pretty busy to-day, and tomorrow VIII see
the last OF them upon their way hOmew ward.
THE NUMBER VISITORS.
The returns OF passengers transported oy the
railroad companies yesterday foot up over 200 000
who were distributed as ioliOws:-Eastern, $4,000;
Boston ana Maine. 10000; Ftcnourg $4,000;
10000 New York aud New England, 5000; Boston
ana Albany, $1,000.