New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
ANATIONAL GUARD PARADE.

REVIEW OF THE FIRST DIVISION BY GOV. 1lLDEN-
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF SOLDIERS AND sPECfA-
TORS
The First Division National Guard, paraded
on Ffth-ave yesterday afternoon, and was reviewed by
Gov Tilden The division formed on Fifthave at p M
with the right resting on Thirteth-st large nunper
Of spectators assembled TO witness the display, and
occupied the sidewalks from Fortiethst TO the worth
Monum, Mt were the review took place
At $3.50 u. IN. Gov. Tdcn appeared on the ground IN
civilians dress mounted and accompanied by his stan
in full uniform, "a follows Adt-Gen Franklin Town
send, Inspcctor-Gen. j. r. Woodward Brg-Gen kiburn
Knox Chief of Ordnance; Brig Gen. Charles Hughes,
JUdgC-Advocate General; Br'cGen f. NJ Cullen Ehsi-
neern-chief Brig. Gen. A. Flint jr. surgeonGonera;
BrigGen. T. A. Ellsworth, QuartermastcrGeneral Bfg'-
Gen. H. Uh Paymaster- General; Brighten Charles
Smythe Commissary General; Aids decamp Coils rear
SAIL Tracy Strong Stokes, and Bartlett; Col George W.
Wnsate General Inspector Of Rifle Practice, and Col
W. I. Pelton, Military Secretary. The Governor ana
staff escorted by the Washington Gray Cavalry, rode the
whole length OF the line, and then took position at the
left OF the stand, while the division passed in review
platoon of mounted police headed the column, fol-
lowed nv Superintendent Waling and his staff supported
by the Broadway platoon. Maior-Gen shaer' com
handing the division, followed accompanied by his
staff Gen. J. NJ. valian, with his staff led the Third
Brigade. TIE 9TH Regiment, Col Emmons Clark, came
first with 10 companies OF % files front in heavy
marching order, headed by Grsfulla's Band The 9Th
Regiment, Col Hitchcock, came next marching with
front of Is files and with 10 companies. The band OF
each regiment played from position opposite the stan
until the regiment had passed when wheeled into line
I'm the rear The Sth Regiment Col Scott. was nest
marching in eight companies OF II files 'front.' ana Inc
llth Regiment with six companies OF l. nles mont,
brought uD.t he rear Of the brigade.
Gen W e.. Ward and staff of the First Brigade were
the next 10 salute Governor They were al the head
of the 9th Regiment, Col. John Ward which pre-
cedcd by Dodworth's Band. The regiment paradod with
10 companies Of Ii files front The green and red PIN es
OF the 69th, Col. Cavanaugh were next seen VITA Z
companies OF IL dies. GimOrcs Band marched az the
head OF the 22d Regiment, Col Porter, which trlcd out
10 companies of : files front. the list Regiment, Col
Vose, was next marching II files front with com
panes and the 79fh, Col Lang brought up the rear OF
the brigade. with : companies OF ii files front.
Gen Frederick Nmar and stat rode nj the head OF the
Second Brigade which is chiefly Formed o. German rc
ments The saith. Col. Conkng. led with seven compa-
MES II files front, followed by the 9th Regiment, Col
Spencer marching with 10 companies, II files front six
companies of the 9Gh Col Saufscame next. followed by
the lIth, Col. Unhckant with companies of II fes
each Battery 3. Can't. John Klein commanding, with
six field pieces followed the second Brigade, Battery H.
First Lieut. HOzlc commanding, being next. Capt
Klein with the Separate Troop of Cavalry, and two
plaoOns of the Washington Gray Troop. covered the
The rear Of the column, which was dsbanded immed-
atey aficrwald
Gov Tiden Gen. Shalcr, the brigade commanders and
their state then rode to the Army and Navy Clubhouse
in Twenty -scventi-st., and partook Of q collation.