l.w EsoL.yp Gc,KDs-on Thursday evening
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Nv rxo,,yD Gr,Kps-On Thursday evening"
Inc great fcte given 10 this corps by the y Y. o'y
Guard came eff at Niblos. After the performances
in Inc theatre the Garden cleared and gwen up
70 the Civ Guard and their guests The scene al
this moment was very beautiful, the dashns scarlet
uniforms OF the Ns* York and B:ookyn Civ
Guard was relieved hy the blue Uniforms OF me
Bosom guests ard the light dresses OF the ladies'
and as rhev wandered arm in ann through the alleys
of the Garden, or stood in groups IN tie bright l'sh
the scene was full OF romance


Alter =rveral dances 10 the inspiriung tones OF
Dodsworlh's band, the company sat down TO sup
per spread in The u,mos; prods;on with those dell
c,c;ss for which Niblo is so tavorabIy known. One
very pleassnt Incident, was tie finding OF fragrant
booue, on each plate, provided by the attention OF
Mrs Niblo.


After several sentiments had been proposed and
several speeches made the supper having been duly
disposed OF and duly praised, the company re-
,urned 10 the saloon where dancing was kept up un-
ri the small hours had become large again.


The ,yate was certaiNly one of the most success
fl ", ever witnessed and reflected the highest credit
on IN. liberalty OF the New-York City Gunrd.


Yesterday the New England Guard and the City



Thev then proceeded TO the City Hotel where they
partook OF Il collation. provided by the CITY Guard.
Here very interesting episode occurred. Col SUI
livan the first commander OF the y. l.. "uard ~ u
1872 prescatsd 10 the drummer oi the corps Dan
Simpson. a silver camp mug, as memorial oil MS
f.i,hful services Simpson who is as well known
10 every Boston boy as his own name. has been
drummer 10 the y. f. Guard since their formation
during the las, war, and has missed but one parade
in 81 wears. He was much affected by the address
Of Gel Sullivan and wePt freely, as did several OF
the Guards


The cornpaoies then marched 10 the Battery,
where COL sullivan in the name OF the eX members
of the New England Guards residing IN New ork,
nreseuted them with beautiful silk standard with
th. arms of New York on one side, and The arms of
Massachusetts on the reverse. Capt Gordon made
short but spirited address in reply


The Guards embarked at five O'Clock in the Nor
,yich boat. and left for home under salute OF thir-
teen guns fired by the artillery squad oil the City
Guard, and the hearty cheers @; the crowd assem-
bled 10 witness their departure.


The CITY Guard have performed their duties as
hosts in i manner TO reflect The highest credit OF
themselves and ON the City TO which they belong.
Execution OF the Pirates OF the Saindin.


The Correspondent OF the Commercial 1drertiSer
sends thar paper the following account OF the exc
cution OF the pirates of the SaiadM:


The four criminals under sentence eofdeatb-John-
sron. alias lrevaskiss, Charles Anderson, the
| Swede George Jones and John Hazteon-were
| executed! this morning, in view of that hose
waters ,h-v had polluted with blood and IN The pre-
! sence oi u large coTcourse VI spectators
| t., he 1 ih, lens 4lig bt
nwtitl situalon or who bore il with more
elastic ;oriitude, shook hands with his companions
| in ouilt and kissed them on the cheek-he ,hen re-
signed himself to the executlOner, - whom, Under
The directions OF the Sheriff, the adjustment o the
Z ords the caps and other fatal preparations were
made


II. then came forward AMI addressed the agdie nee
Ia a few words ne SAID he native OF Ireland
and advised all Ms couuirymcn 10 take "afnS from
his fate lie ackno. edgcd the justice oi his sen
,ence and 'hst he vas sorry from his hegft for thg
,r,nsucions IA which he had been \ participation
itcr r.,s, he said he was from Glare, in ll.land
Jbr c.i nas then drawn ovrr his tsuurss, the sig


ol riven ond the world closed upon hin ior ever.
! OIfof the | 1 persons who embarked IN that vcs-
sci from Vuiapraso Oh the Sth February last, Only
Two now remain aiiNr.


Tie following renar! were made b: Johnson,
,.-' before his sentence.


NJ LordsWhen sas arraigned on Saturday md called
upn say gu.Y. not giuty, u u dreadful chuge then
h,gsiug uore seriously the ery then made uS;re
! 10 fay ,cn feelings aud m otlnD m} GwHSerei nGd
unity corscencs 10 uuhe>ian=y hdmh my quit.
therefore my Lords. place he haut beng
t=cy satisfied aul assured ha any ,soI-be circumstance
punishment II .nch csmeocy can eHeest Or ,ueh mere.
consideration the our; u be- allowed ey moments Ion
ger aHd Their 10 detail ies occurrences That
MAY mike appear les quit, than from Tie p-rial oi my
confession mne week, nce InaJ seem to be- an =


London and when 5 ess & went EN- TO & .tfsGa .ns,
rs know letter received from my lister the last pack
et. an melancholy satisfaction II 10 me- whe'- yed ten
school the ne of Il went 10 sen on board OF
,h bound the United states snt ever SINCE have been fol
lowing sea inring le and could ""ht h"t De taxing
much iorihips time ve detail for eyer day
,nce The lu.t snp eiore the Sandin the Con
seiation an American which into baipArn-
90 !eit shipped hoard the III ated Saiadn and


nus suy although have been ten years at sen, but DO
@ os W VEN you IN my ,bs lu & ~ ,ee io moJy INV rt TINT the
unfortunate Captain Mckenzie was the most severe and dssa
Is ned ;er ever sailed under.


But with all his severity hnrshness. could hHve been
coE;en,ed board. and have cheeruIy done du.
forward the hope Of more reaching n4tye
shore. md once seeing my father and mother who1
plausible reasoning and pesuns'ene,' Of that fend human
,hape Cntt Fielding who. IN thousht!ey' ami unlucky
moment induced "a become pirate. and The murderer of
lesson the part took IN the horrl uarsacon but guilty
am prepared the punshm-Et deerye nave
Galloway they got nd Of tor Capt. Fielding tod
me he would poison them when he gotnea land. l,ot them.


On SUNDAY nsht alter coming OH duty. va. tgd when
Went below 70 zee we,e T We ~eig 20 ey & NM s aoway ma
Nckenzie, cabin said Ii Others sleep here why
Galloway 10 likewise =! told 10 ask Cap
tam Feldlus. did. and he REPLIED We emit trust them
then said. II you nr;d. am and u they ep
the io,scn.tie. Will. likewise ed the lite OF Zap.
Fielding's boy asking when they about
Ing him overheard his te a he very young and
could do nobody HARM likewise wished the life OF
Feeding himself and SAID ut the time would have nothing
10 do with throwing him overheard. will spill more
blood the truth Of what have stated TN quite
that unfortunate comruies some OF whom heard Will
be willing my statement. In conclusion beg
vi the Court. thus publicly state hOw grateful
feel Tor the humane Kind treatment have received
have been custody. and the consolation md comfort huve
experienced from The many mate by the reverend
gentlemen who uDretntns IN their attendance
my distress.


The Liverpool Albion, received Yesterday says
that Captain Fielding, The chief ins,geror Of the
hord crimes perpelraied in the Saladin, well
known in Liverpool H was twice married. The
youth who shared his fate was son BY his first wife.
With the second he did not live very happily, and
before going on his last voyage he arranged with
The parish TO pay her Gs. week. Immediately after
making that arrangement, he proposed TO marry
| barmad AT OF the most respectable hotels, but
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