New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PARADE OF THE FIRST DIVISION.
THE CITY MILITARY FORCE REVIEWED BY Cow

TIE CITY MILITARY FORCE REVIEWED BY GOV.
TmDEN.
A great multitude of people, with the repre-
sentatives If the foreign rife teams, saw New-fOrks
military force yesterday afternoon under very favorable
auspices. The weather being bright and clOudless the
regiments tnrued in fun force, and the fine marching
OF such regiments as the 7h 9th, and 22d was adVan-
tageousy and fully appreciated, testified by the
applause with which they were greeted stand was
erected near the Worth Monument, at Twenty-lftlst
and Ffthave. Around this stand and up and down Fifth
ave- for several blocks the crowd collected swarmug on
steps and balconies and filing doors and windows
So dense was the crowd that two men
and child were noticed from the stand
as suffering from the uninentional rough usage The
child by good chance. caught up by an officer and
lifted out of harms but the two men were carried
away faDting in the cart Of licensed yender. capt.
Williams and Drli-Capt Copeland, with $50 police
men, had been detailed 10 hold the crowd in check.
Among the guests on the grand stand were
Thurlow Weed, Mayor wickham, Col Croften the com'
mandant Of Governors Island Alderman Cole, Comnls-
sioner Erhardt, Major Leech, Lieut.. Fenton j. h.
Miner and William Rgby of the Irish veam Lieut. Gee,
Capt BlannOn and J. s Lynch Of the Australian Team,
and r. c. Coleman and l.. Weber OF the American Team
Col GilderSleeve TOOK part IN the parade BO ne anu
Major Leech we're recognized by the croWd ana ouoy
cheered.
The troops took up position Fifthaye., the right
resting upon Thirty yfOurth and the LETT ON fItyldst
Gen Shaer accompanied 10y the division stan and an es
cort of the Washington Grys, rode to the residence OF
Gov. Tidcn GramcrcY Palk, about O'Clock, an0 es
corted him to place Of review. The Governors al
pJOach hailed by loud cheers and applause After
proceeding up Ffthavc. and examining the troops at
rest Gov. Tden returned to tine reviewing point ac
cOmpauied by Gems. Shaer, Dakin, and Woodward WIN
their suitps The troops then passed IN review before
him in the following order: Separate troop OF caVay
commanded Oy Major kaTl Klein; Washington Gray Cav
airy Capt L. T. Baker; Brg-Gen. Varian and staf Of
the Third Brigade; 7th Regiment, Col Emmons Clark /;
69th X, giment, oil James Cavanash; sth X siment,
Col George D. Scott; Battery B, artillery, Major Johh
Kem Brg.-Gen. Ward and staff OF the First Brigade
Old Guard, under command OF Major George w: Nc
Lean; 18th Regiment, Cot John Ward; 22d Reg
ment Col Josiah Porter; 5th Regiment, Col Charles :
Sp. nccr; Battery X, artillery Lieut. uoezej BfIs-Geh
Frederick Nimar, and STAFF OF the Second b1glG Ilst
Regiment Col Richard NOse; 11th Regiment Col trtdGr
lex Uubekant 9th Regiment, Col James h iitcheock
Sd Regiment Cavalry, Col John III. Budke. The 1th was
greeted with loud applause, again and aGain reeaeu
marching good, as military gentleman
said Nothing but West Point can beat mat lhe "a
Regiment hand (GilmOre'sl was received with especial
fav0r-appause aud cheers, and waving ol hanik'r
chiefs. Ihe band, and indeed the whO,c regiment al-
peared for the first time in tasteful new uniorid be
5th, chief applause fell 10 the 9tu ana "a
Regiment. the Washington Ggays and the Old Guuu.
After passing before CIV I1lden the seVeral regiments
proceeded 10 their drmOres.