New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

M1i,ia were drawn nm in line OF battle receive them
They took up position between the First and Second
corps of Cadets The escort then moved III 'ne following
| order:
| Chief OF Police.
Eight mounted s Bolc police cecor r,en surton
and .,aff Including the Sh Regiment. Col Peach $50
men; 81 Regiment Col. Tru $50 men :: g'h ads BAT
| talon, Licut.Col s.raclan. 276 men; ist bat
TALON, 29l men. Lieut. Col Wales; 1th
Battalion, Major Try, li9 men. men. - man
lst Raitaon Cavalry. MAJOR J. II: Folett. 10 nen
| Flrst Corps Cadets Lieut.-CO. Edmunds, 10 men.
Tho Second g cors Of Cndes SO men, eGt Dalton
The First Brigade came next Brig. Gen Hobart Moor
Regi,nent 900 men Col Kimbdll; "a Battalion 25o
men, Col Hamilton 4th Battalion; lso men. Mayor
| Wellington; 81 Battalion. 40 men. Major Butler II,
First Battalion Light Artillery, 15O men, MaorM frll
Comuany T. cavalry, Chelmsford, 20 men.
detachment of police
! The route was "a follows Washingon-st. south aide
Of Clesersquare and Westchester Park Coumbus-ave,
Dartmouth, Fremont Boylcston. Washington, Summer
High Federal, Franklin, Broadway, Mlk INDIA STATE
Washington, School, Beacon, and Arngton-sts' COM
monwealth-ave Dartmouth and Boylston-sts to Hotel
brunswick The procession occupied about 40 minutes
passing given point. The streets and the side
walks along Washngton-st throngcd with
people crowding and pushing, ana tue VIII
dows houseops, and every available space had occH-
pants At 12j The right of the line entered Chester
square on it's march through the city, and continued
until the cavalry battalion had entered, when there was
sary tor the review of the left of the line by the Pres
dent apd his party and the counter marching OF the
troops At about ~ the march was resumed and con
tinued without interruption TO the close except occa-
sonally halting for an instant
TIE TROOPS REVIEWED.
About noon Mrs Hayes aud the ladies' OF inc party
were taken from the Hotel Brunswick and escorted 10
the state House 10 witness the passage OF the procession
The party was composed of the following ladies: Mrs
Hayes Miss Foote, Miss Plat, Mrs Mccormick, wife OF
the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury; Mrs Loring
Andrews of New-York, Mrs Budd OF New-York, Miss
yo,Lleel. ~ reu-York Mira Iitbrow Devens Miss
Deyens Mrs stetson and Mrs Davis daughters of Gov.
Rice. They escorted by Coils Rice, Lnther, and
Mason OF the Governors staff. aud President Cogswe of
the Senate.
The most notable feature OF the arrangements at the
State decoration Of the central portion Of
the upper balcony for the accommodation Of Mrs Hayes
and the ladies OF her party The front Of the baiustrade
was handsomely festOoncd with bunting. and the na-
tional coors entwined in many graceful designs
around tie pillars and inches. The central portion
caTprted. When the procession came in view it
greeted with hearty cheers which repeated again
and again, forming perfect ovation while il was pass
ing between the dense Of people which lined the
street az this pont The President and party arrived at
the Hotel Brunswick at o'clock, and. with the officers
OF the army and navy stationed in Boston, i'm
mediatcly took places on the reviewing stand
Sirs Hayes, the ladies accompanying the Presidential
party and the guests OF the Governor quickly reached
the reviewing stand in carriages and loudly chccrcd
by the multitude The review lasted threequaries OF
al hour, the troops making good appearance, after
which the two corps OF cadets sauted tie President and
were dismissed for the day. Immediately after the
view, the President. accompanied by Mrs. Hayes
and several other ladies, Attorney General DGycus,
and other members Of the parry, Gov. Rice and
Council several United aud state officials and
prominent citizens entered one OF the parors of the
Hotel Bruins wick, where il expected by many that
there wonld be formal reception by Mr. Hayes. These
expectations were only partially realized. the only
ana viceconsUs IN Boston representing foreign powers
The presentations made by j. II. Rodocanachi,
guished officials and prominent citilcns were
prese53t IN the hoie and, and many OF them,
the President, aud without fuither ceremony the
guests, repaired to the diningroom for lunch
AT FANEUM HALL
About O'Clock the President, Secretaries schur1,
Eyarts, Key, and Attorney General Deyens, escorted by
GOV. Rice, Mayor Prince and the members OF the
Governors staG, entered Faneuil Hall. For all
hour there ncessant flow OF men, women.
and children, making crowd Of more than ordinary in
telgence. At O'Clock the handshaiung was dscon-
tnued and Mayor Prince stepping 10 the platform, pre-
sented the President to the an Hence His appearance in
this position Of greater prominence was the signal for
longconCnued and enthusiastic cheering. the ladies
waving accompaniment witt. their hardkerchefs.
LII response President Hayes said:
regret that the engagements Of the committee are
such that cannot shake hands with all who Ike
10 shake hands with me. should be glad shake
the hands Of those who convey tuis generous
ton welcome. bid you good night.
Amid cheers and cries for Secretary Evarts the PIes
Dental party moved rapidly cut Of III hall.
ATT o'clock the banquet given by Gov. Rice TO Mr.
Hayes took place in the private parlors of the Bruus
wick The affair entirely private aud social ami
speeches made The following were the guests.
who entered in she order named: Gov Rice and Mrs
Hayes, President Hayes and Mrs stetsOn. daughter
Of Gov. Rice, Secretary Eyarts aud Grs. Mayor
Prince, Mayor Prince aud Mrs. Davies PuAtmastc
General Key and Mrs. Lleut-Gov. Knight secrctafy
Deyens and Mrs StOrer, Secretary SchuTz aud Mrs j.
L. Lowell, Gov. Mccormick ana Mrs. Speaker Long
President Eliot and Miss EyaIts, Chief Jus ice Gray aBd
Miss FOOte, President Of the senate COgsgcl and Mfs
Mccormick, j. X. Lowell and Miss EvaIts the second
Gov. Noyes and Miss Plait. Col. st0rer and Mics
Rice, Leut.GOv. knight and Miss Devens, aud
speaker Long and B. A. Hayes. The parlors were su
psy decorated and the tables miracle of the caterers
skill The banquet concluded at $50 p. m. when
the Presidential party took carriages anu drove 10 the
Music Hall where "A concert given by the Apollo
Club IN com yument 10 President Hayes.