New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

light on beard could DO seen rowing around the WRECK
A. Il on the look out fir some
The CONSERVATION and alarm on board ths RIP Van
Wrinkle Is said 10 have been infenss.
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The MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.-SecOn
Dsy-The sun rsys piercing the cold clear air Of achi
September morning, had scarcely tnged the white
tents of the encsmpmeni the citizen sOdioy might
be seen Issuing from their airy quarters In 10
the rolling beat Of the .stoo which summoned them to
the duties Of the day The military appeared moro nu-
merous yesterday than the previous day, ooca,ioued
by Ii arrival Of many members Of the several comPa
MES from the neiehborrs eileI They sl looked we'll
and did not appear have in the esis impaired their
efficiency In any respect by the fatigue OF tbs oloodls
service Of Wednesday the ,ight oretsste of camp
life which they experienced
By 10 O'Clock, AN large eoneOurss had sSsemblsd
from Brooklyn and the surrounding rural districts.
Vehicles Of every species, from the light aud fshlona
BILE buggy IN the lseat style to the plsnest vehicle OF
old style In Kings, Queens and Suffolk Counties, they
all came laden with living freight OF "men and women,
BOYS and grl,' with smiling faces, all good humor-
some attracted BY mere curiosity not few % behoda
live Governor and very many 10 see some father, hus-
band son or brother go "a soldering There was
GOOD deal Of contract In the large crowd Of spectators
that lined some two; three sides Of the fed-some
eity ,nobbery, a good deal OF country simplicity OF
dren, manner and appesrsnce-sn Indignation pleas
Ing to behold and forming not the least important fea.
ture of these military reviews.
At liz o'clock A. n. the Governor aad iuse, %.
ecred BY guard OF honor, made his appearance upon
the field under salute Of 81 guns from the Artillery
under Col TAFT.
Az soon as the Governor was known TO be on the
ground the utmost esgones was anlfestod By shesPec
,stor, TO catch glimpse Of tbat distinguished civilian
The Governor accompanied by bis stat, In their onl
liant costume, vhch excited much admiration, hen
rode, uncov cred In front Of the military drawn up In
line he took up bis position upon the opposite side Of
the field and the troops then fell into order aud pro
cesded march passed the point at which the Cover
nor and Stat stood. The Governor expressed himself
much pleased with the fine appearance mSdo BY the
troops. ,-.
clo,lpg the Governor and bis itAa. Taoutlnds OF
Civilian, on foo, and In carriages eager pressed around
in order to hear the remarks which might fail rom the
dhensu!shed individual present
TIE Governor said
Fv,1ow CrrIzYNs-I am exceedingly hspyy TO meet
the citizen sodieIy of Long l'and have been nsoy
sTsuhed by the evidence which you have IuI9sneo W
day OF Jour military 'piris your COCO o'c'pus, .ao
your patriotism. You have come together 10 d'cnAse
a dun which 10 my estimation, Is highly crada 10 W
all entsged In You are aware that The cuuea " we
Executive In time Of peace are mainly c1Vi N toeiI
char ,oter kotxibs suding this nave conaidofe1 IL
nov duty to devote some SnenIiou, and 10 aid lar az
practicable for one In my posnJn, more euSo-
tive military organization OF our c!dz m solIsy.
And n siyes ne much pleasure 90 assure you ths' 10
other dstr'cis well in ia one Of the most vofeu
portions of the State there ara Indications OF tnucn m
provemept This part OF the STATE OF New Org "s
renowntd 10 our Revolutionary annals Here our "a
ce.trs sustained that great csuse - ther efforts ana
patriotic services which made Us free and lnoepsnu
emit people am moot hspPy 10 see that ther sos nsse
pbe lied that spirit of patriotism whchVI So bulyu
antly manifested in the Revolutionary era one " w
most important features Of our military orsaai1s,oI
tbst. sfords means OF defense, ara - a's'us'
instrument In enforcing the laws OF lI9 Iau -
These annual gatherings o. the cezeh solu" 80 a
the people AZ large 10 my oPio,)n, nTo "a
mos. beneficial influence on the public mino aua
spirit Such occAsions ss this remind Us inst
have free Institutions h be mAintsined-h sPoe :.
ri,hs that are sacred and that 20 be preser'eu
all hazards We are reminded upon sucn oces" 49,,
that we have inherited froR noble aueeftry lc 80
form of Government and ,ha beat lnsltasion, "
world ard under Providence our eonoil3h 4, -
favorable TO the advancement OF MANKIND 'nAi AA -
any other nation on the face Of The sooe. ~ o,her
These occsiions are important because anl ,ps
advantages, they bring The people tosetne 49, nsrt
can see and know each otneF mere al po"L o,bsr a,
zsnshiy laid atioe, and they recognize oao o,rlu
the CHI n .soldery of common country. -. of
sion al1 me to express my thank, 70 Ihe nave
the Briasces and TO al for the great kindne ss- IL
extended 10 me- on this occasion. shsu n 80 ia
among the rrost pes,urable of my LIFE snan lid
kpdpess and civity CT tbs brave yeomsnry as.,,.h
rem soldiery of Long Island among 'ne nrnus,ou.
ed recollecIiors OF my existence In eos '- sones
wish you ell safe and happy return " ~ Pre- ION
which we low enjoy NAY be perpstaa'od to the ''''
generation. -A. the
A, the termination Of the foregoing remaA', =.
Governor wa. greeted with q burst Of en'nu''A'N'
cheering which lasted for some minutes
The military were then dismissed 70 '"'-
and % terminated the Review at East New
The Governor having di,mouptsd' proceo'sN ~ -,
accompanied BY Generals Ward and pul.S, - be
nA,, to n,pec, the quarters Of the rnsn-N.'n .rr,
copvsr,ed in stable and friendly terms 80 -,
Der Of l,de. we're introduced As well sso 'n,H'
=, ,.s eouvus. ssouad May Of sa1s