Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-19
From the City of Baltimore.
Fifth Regiment VI. Y. /.

Fifth Regiment VI. Y. /.
First Baltimore Light Infantry. 1t Com. Hrks.
Mechanical Volunteers, Capt. Watkins.
Eutaw Infantry, Capt. keyser.
independent Blues Capt. Lilly.
Baltimore German Guards, Capt Ismael.
Warrington Light Guard, Capt Rooney.
Ffy-third Regiment VI. Y. /.
Baltimore City Guards, Capt Milhkin.
Independent Grays, Capt. Law.
National Guard, Capt Press,msn.
Marya Cadets, Capt Ropes.
First Baltimore Invincbles, Capt. Anderson.
Baltimore German Ysgers Capt. Fredericks
Lafayette Volunteers, Capt. Roberts.
First artillery Regiment.
Junior Ar,ilsri.t., Capt Kunck.
Eagle Artillery Capt Kane.
Fifth Cavalry Regiment.
Independent Light Dragons. Capt. OwiDgs.
The U. s. Light Artillery, Major Ringgold, sta
toned al Fort Mctienry, will join in most of the
parades, particularly on the two field days"
1t is expected that some other companies that
have not yet been reported, will attend the En-
campmen,. A number of other companies from
this and the eishboring States and the District Of
Columbia, have expressed a strong desire to join
the Camp, but from the pressure of the
times they are unable TO make the necessary ar
rangemon1s 20 do so.
The Baltimore volunteers, and such troops from
abroad a. may be in the city at the time, will
ma rch 10 the Camp ground Monday morning at
8 o'clock precisely from Gay street up Baltimore
street to Green street. down Green to Columbia
street, and out Columbia street TO the Camp
ground, which Is large field Of one hundred
ately south Of Mount Clare" between
the Washington Turnpike and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. 1t is the property Of the Hon.
James Carroll. by whom /, has been kindly ten
dered to the Committee of Arrangements for this
purpose-the Encampment is to be called CAMP
BALTIMORE.
The troops in the Encampment will be reviewed
BY Governor Porter, of Pennsylvania, at Q o'clock
on Wednesday morning, the 18th inst, by Gov
Thomas, OF Maryland, on Friday morning the Goth
inst at o'clock, and at n0oa on the same day by
the President of the United States, the Secretary
Of War, the Hon. J. c. Spencer, and the Com
mander-in- Chief of the Army, General Scott. A
number of distinguished strangers and citizens, a.
mong them the surviving defenders Of Baltimore
IN 1871 Ia, have accepted invitations to be present at
these reviews. The distinguished public function
aries, by whom the troops will be reviewed. will
he attended by his Honor the Mayor Of the city,
Col Solomon Hitler, jr.
The remaining days OF the week will be ocoupi-
cd by company and battalion drills for the purpose
OF instruction.
DIVINE VIII 10 N lamp on
Sunday the 22d inst, by the Rev. DIR. Wyatt.
A beautiful flag has been procured by the Com
mittee OF Arrangements, to be disposed Of as de-
signated by the following resolution adopted at the
Military Convention held at Frederick in October
last, at which the primary arrangements were en-
tered into for getting up this Encampment. The
resolution was offered by Capt. Hamtramck. of
Virginia:
Resolvsd, That the delegations from the Balti.
more Convention be directed TO procure Flag
and Staff TO cost one hundred dollars, which flag
shall be presented TO the best drilled and most SOL
dierly company in the Encampment, and that an
equal contribution be collected from the officers,
non-commissioned officers and pryasss. to defray
the cost Of said flag and staff, and that the flag
shall be presented BY the Commanding officer, and
the trial be decided by himself and staff
mmandsr.in-Chief-Msj. Gen. g. II. Steusrt.
AdJutant Genersl-Csl. Horace Bliss.
Qusrter-mssier Genersl-Coi. II. w. FitEhugh,
PsymHsieT Genersl-Col. Nathaniel Hickman.
Surgeon General--Profsssor n. r, Smith.
The Commlsssry Bepartms Mt is under charge Of
COMMITTEE consulting OF rol Bliss Mai San.
derson and apt Kane