New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23
MILITARY.
ENCAMPMENT OF THE SECOND DIVISION NEW
YORK STATE MILITIA AT KINGSTON.

YORK STATE MILITIA AT KINGSTON.
From Our Own Reporter.
The encampment Of the Second Division New
York State Militia at Kingston, in its third day,
continues to be the great att action in this part the
country, and delegations Of men, women and children
are hourly arriving from every section, many farmers
with their families, coming ten, fifteen and twenty
miles distance TO witness the military display On
Tuesday afternoon Governor Clark, acco npanied by
aportion of his staff arrived in the express train from
Albany at the RhDebeck Station. The party crossed
the river in the aunch little steamer Rhine, Capt f.
Schultz and upon arriving at RoDdout the Governor
was met By Adjntant-General Pruyn, Inspector Cen
eral Bruce, and The remainder Of his staff who have
been at camp since the first day. The villagers hear
ing of the distinguished arrival, turned out in great
numbers, and 'hrOnged the maiO street.
Quarters havirg been provided for the Governor az
Kingston he was driven in coach-and four to that
village, attended by his staff and escorted by the Or
anee Hussars. During the evening the Governor re-
ceived visitors except his Staff and few personal
friends.
Yesterday morning the 10th Regiment, attached to
tie 5ib Brigade, Gen Duryea arrived az Rondout IN
barecs TLis regiment, which is cavalry regiment,
iscommanded by Col. Samuel Graham, Leut.-Col D.
J. Dillon Major A. Wellwood, Engineer j p. Gay
nor Assistant Engineer McFarlin, Adiutant John Nc
Lrr, Surgeon Thomas Wilton, Paymaster NJ Clark
son Jr Qusrte master Gustavus swan, Assistaui-
Onarte,mastsr John H. CIR .ham. The various COM
NAMES as rsarshaled in line on the principal street.
presented q fine appearance, the ranks oelng oeing
better filed than any other regiment t1at arrived pre-,
yiously The regiment wes escorted 10 the camp
ground by the Orange Husssrs.
The Ien nsnt of that gallant band, the "New-York
seNolupe. rs commanded by General Ward Burnett,
also arrived at RoDdOut yeserday morn ing by steam
boat having been specially invited to visit the en-
csmumeut by Brigadier General Samson ana stan ana
the Trustees Of the Village. General Burnett was at
teI ded by the following sts officers Colonel Burn
= Ga.p faua nj
Dpsenbuyy and Surgeon Wainwright. The Nolun-
teers trocs eded TO the Mansion House, where they
were received and welcomed in most cordial man.
ner by the Trustees Of the Village OF hopdout' Ooi
Sykes one of the Trustees, made fe remarss peril
rent 10 the occasion. He regretted exceedingly the
illness of the President of the Village bat on his pc
half and in behalf of the other Trustees ne eAenhei
a most cordial aid heary welcome 10 The New-1ork
Volunteer He had he said, followed them step by
step over The fields of Mexico and had read WIN 'e-
light of their deeds OF yalor. lie knew tnem almost
before thew came the village, and 1t would always
be his delight to follow them wherever they went In
concluding the speaker paid high compliment to
General Bui1ett aliuding TO the dangers and priva-
tiop he had endured for bis countrys sake.
Gen. Burnett briefly replied, returning thanks to
Col Sykes and his associate Trustees ior tne KIND
ness aid etfe ention they had besto we'd upon them.
AT lie invitation of the Trustees the Company then
partook of al excellent breakfast after when e en-
te corps were driven in carriages to the camp
Grounds where quarters were provided for them.
II having been fumOured that Gov. Clark would
rev;eyy he Division ON Wednesday hundreds OF per-
scns Yesterday afternoon made ue'r way 70 the en-
cemum. ut for the purpose of witnessing tue display
Al O'Clock the Governor, attended by hi3 san, as
folows arrived upon the grounds and was received Al
tie Headquarters OF the Division by Mal-Gen ward,
Adiu'snt Cereal X: II. Pruyn ln'Rec'ST,us'9rn ws
! b. f. Bruce Commissary General III ii. ward, Ia
eireer H. { hiefJ. j. Chambers QuArfermas Gen
! j. L. Mitchell Judge Advocate o. Nauderoargh sur
| eeou Gen. A. ii Hon, Psymastei l. +. hendncS'
/ Aios-d, Camp L. III. SchemerhOrn, John Diil, X H.
| Human Sec J, 5. c. Thompson. Here an hour or
| more wss sIent by the commissioned and nou-eom-
.sioned officers in paying Their respects TO the Gov
/ erUOT -, A.,
Governor mounted au a splendid charger ani accom-
papied by bis staff, proceeded to reVeN the troop;
! 1be line wss over "a quarter of mile nleogtn aud
as The Governor and tui RODE up snu uoi oie s
~. rformed Hail TO the Chief Ater this ceremony
he Inc broke into column and marched nast tue toy
eTnor ron orng him with the man hing salute -.
The troops after the drilugs thei they nave
np6,roone for the last three days sppe tTed TO unch
better as, aniag, yesterday afternoon than hey othr
wiee would have done. yet to meke iheih ANYWAY
pelftct they need ore protrac I'd instruction 10 ,ue
Sclool of tie soldier than they eau ger dhos tlIS
| o, csnnmert Many of the companies are qute ne"
~; = h,,p or auized but few months, and as nnch
carrot Of course be expected from them as non COM
| p,pies formed years ago. An encSmpueh' "l a., a.
| tud every yesr woul1 afford them more knoNiedse
of military tactics and discipline than they eou'd sa
/ a. their wee xiv or monthly " crl meehng
| ne Governor was highly pleased VIII 'ne appear
snre OF the troops, and e1 resseo hs' - ,ual en ~
TO The Sc sftendi hm ms iS 10 n5s' t ~ 10,
- ,lst he has made. Il is probable that ne .u
re> the First Division IN this City toward tue ia'e'
nan Of next month orihe ni'd OF oc ooer' A..
Aeer the review the Governor took leave )t siA y
General ard and LEFT ths enc1npmeni' he re''H H''
to Albany last evening - - :, .,.sl,sn
The encsmpment grounds being now IN eSos..ru s's.
e, arc well WORTHY OF visi, and there VIA oouo.
Less be larger couoouse q people there toasy ,nh
there was Yesterday. II Is rumored nat ue.sIa a.
aft bal HOitli- ltA
mite Is TO the matter is yet known' -, u.-
At the opening of this eneanP%eni Genera ra0 stOl 81
issued an order positively ioroldoig az! pa seaeo
! selling Touor on the srounds or within nue 49, ~
bu we are sorry to state that but iile attention a.
been paid to said order by General ~a,a M n,S h,sb.
he Eduatters about the grounds for IN ,ne oGo.s
Isnaes rr.fer1ed to in our report yesterd sy nl1o
pensed to every individual having the vsSS II Il 4
for il The consequence OF tbs Is laAs a.sr .or
Xounc men visiting the eDcsmpmen' aaa egen . -
Sf tie soloies are TO be ssen outside OF 'ne .us'
h,;eks IN their hats. The enforcement o. .ns
, would have given quietnes' and Fes'e''A'A''