New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

eoe's unless 1t is relieved" that the whole
io'soos It's tasks to bid farewell and
v1speeo 70 the It'll Regiment OF New
as II started On its march 20 help
So'ect inc scat ot government and pre-
us sacred records from the hands OF
''.e threatening invaders from the South
IN inc afternoon OF April %. 1911, the
"iueth anniversary OF this event will be
coHnaemorated in the streets CT New York
Oy parade Of the It'll Regiment OF the
national guard. There will oe three thou.
SAND men IN line. made up of present mem
0ers OF the regiment, former members and
OF veterans who took part IN that memora-
bic march Of 1861
Inc line Of march will be along Fifth
avenue. starting at Washington Square,
moving along Fifth avenue 70 s7th street.
ana tne-ice 70 the arrory of the reg ment,
d. ooth street and Park avenue The pa
rade VIII be reviewed by Jacob VI Dickin-
son secretary OF War; Governor Dix and
Mayor Gsynor, from the balcony Of the
d. hegls The evening will be celebrated
with a feast and speeches IN the armory
Colonel Daniel Appleton commanding the
tn regiment, will be grand marshal OF the
parade, and will have on his personal staff
former officers Of the regiment. There will
ce -FOUR divisions of the parade The first
VIII oe MADE up OF present members Of the
organization, the second CT veterans who
saw war service IN the Rebellion and in the
Spanish war. the third Of former members
still! IN the service OF the state, or any
other state. and so entitled 20 appear n
their uniforms. and the fourth section will
consist Of all members of the It'll Regiment
( Veteran Association not eligible 10 appear
in the other divisions
Relics Of the war DAYS Of the regiment
viii ho'd honored places in the ranks.
There VIII be the old colors and standards
carried by former members, ard the two
howitzers that the regiment took down
Broadway IN 81 20 ouell the robs that
RACED about the Sub-Treasury in Wall
Street during the draft riots. The guns
were the best bluff the regiment ever put
I'D fer they did not have a grain Of pow
der But the crowds did not know this.
and their fury was effectively subdued as
the soldiers bravely surrounded the build
/ ing and planted their guns where they
could look their hercest. even II they could
NOT bark and bite.
! Carriages will be provided for the war
veterans. All the horses for use in the
parade will be furnished by the lst Bat
terry. Field Artillery Captain John F.
Organ. and by Squadron c, cavalry, Ma
jor Charles Debevoise.
The list will also celebrate the fftieth
anniversary Of its departure for Washing
( ton on April p, 1851 II was hoped 20 have
/ the President review the regiment on April
/ y. but owing 10 his engagements in Wash
ington il will be impossible for him 70 come
on that day. He has. however. consented
20 honor the occasion by reviewing the
regiment in its armory on the evening OF
/ April &C.
/ On that evening the veterans Of the regi-
rlent. those who went out in 1861. will have
! a place Of honor on the drill room floor On
/ the evening Of April z the veterans will
hold a dinner. az which all the veterans
and the officers Of the active regiment Will
; be present