New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
THE QUKEN'S BIRTHDAY.
GRAND REVIEW AT MONTREAL.

THE BROOKLYN REGIMENT GREATLY ADMIRED.
MONTREAL, May 24.-ihe Queens birthday
was celebrate with great spendor here to-day. The
streets were crowded with eiizoRs and strangers The
city was gy decorated with iags aud The ships in the
harbor displayed al their burning Al the various reu-
devious OF The troops The cOncourse OF sighiseers was
very larac and, rs the men marched OF, they were
Iopdy cheered The troops accompanied through
the CITY by dense crowds and were greeted WIN en-
thnsasc cheers by tho inasses which lnrd the side
Iuent m its bright grey uniforms received perfect
ovation as the men marched along 10 popular brltSh
Arriving at the grounds the regiments took up their
positions the place of honor III the centre being giVcn
Gth Fnsilie-s GoveFnOr-Gencral's Foot Guards, En'
gincers and S.. Jean B2ptste Infantry,
m ne ght were the 0Jtn Rifles. 1st Prince OF Wales
RacS, Sn Royal Rifles. Queens own Ries and tbe 81
lencth Of the ground. As soon as the troops
We're iu position Lord Lorne aId the Prn-
TSs rFSops the banGs playing the National anthem,
and the artillery laundering forth R0ya salute ot
twenty-one guns. When hs Exeeency arrived IN front
of the American regiment ne removed ms ha' @ @dIu a.
dressed Colonel Austen ana his troops as follows:
70 5iaada TO honor ber Majssty's birthday we are
brnthers Of bloc In nationality ana religion and
am prDud TO welcome you to-day aS brothers I'D arms
Tie word Of command having been gIVfn tbe uoops
began 10 move, and the maIcn past the reviewing ta
I'm omen column took place. As the BroohNh reSilD nj
came opposite the GuvernOr-G General aud Princess
their band played God save we Vueoh,,
1Vnt
to their feet and sent uD r0using eler5 ihe .iens
of the re giment received unqualified praises. sha
hattie succeeded. after whcn, the troops having re
formed marched back To town. .,,. -.
In the evening the officers Of the Dominion iDld en-
tertsnrd Colonel Austen and the officers o' the brooA
lyn 18Th ~ grand banquet IN the Nlndsor. -.
Tne iicutenantGeneral commanding presided, snd
the Govtrnor-tcner was pIesent The latter pfOgss
IN brief but earnest manner tue h. attn oI tHe ieSuen'
of the Unlrcd states. The Rev HcurY Ward Beecne,'
who was tludu, cl by C.nsulGcuera Suyth fepleu.
Raicrr s 10 General Grant he s1d No man nae tiea
oIi mated under Government or any na.'nn
wIo has 50 carried with him tho slhpa.y
and aItnirarion II the whole world Contrary
to the ann he rose In the West. lie Is coming bacAto
lie Western horizon whether he viii rise as AN 10 On'
can tell -..,, os,b
president Hayes path OF peace was not aneasy pad pd
He mas lain upon thofns. but with great behsnl3 SUI
paticce aud ne bids fair to come ont " IN we yp
tines of the whole Nation. am uou'' psi5sd
TO DE present here tais evening Gt banqael ,bor
over by your yodng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HsOSo ~
ana mother 1 personally knew and rcNcred" o..
on returning TO the Windsor nom tue hci, uo ps
;enernl created by command Of Her ma ett n
folloying stateeen Knights COMMANDERS Oi tho 49,
of 81 Michael and 81. George: The Hons : IL v5
Alex Campbell. Dr. iupper William Pierce ho"'-N1'
Igca,rd John Cartwright, and sir n. \. Belean