The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11
REfgHa OF Tue sEyEsVH REGIMENT.

RETgRR OF TIE sEyEsTH REGIMENT.
DEPARTURE FROM wAsHINGTON-DETEN
TION ON THE ROUTE.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1858.
The train conveying the Seventh regiment was
detained here two hours this mon;ng-from six to
eight o'clock. Noaccdent occurred, as was reported
BASriMoss, July 10, 1858.
The Seventh regiment left here for Philodelphia
in she eleven o'clock train, aEd viii arrive in that
sity in time to take the five o'clock train for New
Yorh.
Mwus reported that the train with the Seventh
yepiment on board, broke down between Baltimore
UAd Washington this merning. The train from Bal
tirore for this city waited TO make connection,
hut failed to do so. The troops are not now due
.Aere until four O'Clock this afternoon The Nauonai
Guard of this city, are at the depot waiting to e.
ccrt the regiment and if possible to entertain them
PHILADELPHIA, July l0-P. N.
The Seventh regiment arrived here at four o'clock
tAis afternoon. Although the National Guard Of
this city had an extensive collation. ready the New
Workers. declined partaking Of it, marching imme-
Sliately for Camden, where they started for New
York in special train about P. NJ. The Philadel-
phia militia generally, and the Guards especially,
express much disapprobation at at they deem the
uncourteous treatment of their New York brethren.
The estables will be discussed tomorrow by the
Guards own regiment.
RECEPTION OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
PARADE OF TIE ssvRNTYFIRsT, FIFrY'FIFTH AND
SEVENTH ENTHUSIASTICALLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRIVAL OF THE sBvENrH-THs REGIMENTS b.
voUAc AT THE BArTsRY AND ON BRoApwAY-
SCENES AT THE JERSEY FERRY-rELEGRAfHic
OBSTACLES FROM B0RD1NTowN AND PHILADsL'
PHIA, ETC.
The different regiments appointed to receive the
Seventh regiment on their return from Richmond
and Mount Vernon, paraded in large numbers yes
teYday afternoon The Seventy-frst regiment (Which
was specially appointed to escort the SEVENTH Col
Vosburgh assembled at the armory, Centre
street, at five O'Clock, and marched to Bond
street, where the regiment formed. They mus
tered two hundred and seventyfve muskets,
and appeared in full uniform, with white
pants The National Guard battalion, composed of
members Of the Seventh who had remained in the
the city, and numbering over two hundred, formed
IN Washington square at four o'clock, where they
we're shortly after joined by company of the City
Guard, Numbering about fortyive men. They then
marched down Broadway, and at Bond street formed
into line and proceeded to the Battery in the fol-
lowing order:-
Troop of the National Guard
Band Of the Fif.y-f regiment.
City Guard.
National Guard escort, numbering two hundred
men in platoons-fourteen front.
First Company-Captain Denyke
Second Company-Lieut. Harrison, xLieut. Citing.
Third Compa7y-Lisut; Hernhilyea' exIeu'' VuAck
Fourth Company Elk Captain Loutrell, ex-Lieut.
McIlvalne.
The Seyenty-frst regiment, Col. Vosburgh, with
Dodworth's Band, marching in platoons.
The Commandant Of the National Guard battalion
xsve the Cay Guard Capt Halleck, the right of the
escort.
IL the regiments proceeded down Broadway the
number Of spectators increased, and the windows,
balconies side walks and every available location were
gu ckly filed by ladies' and gentlemen. The different
regiments presented fine appearance and elected
loud aud frequent manifestations Of applause as
they passed. Upon reaching the Battery the line
sounte.marched, bringing the Seventyfrst regiment
On the right. They then formed into line, stacked
arms, and Colonel vesburgh dismissed the regiment
for half an hour.
The Battery was much crammed at this time
feieht o'clock and several rumors were circulated
OF contradictory character-tbat the Seventh would
chartered at Perth Amboy to convey the regiment
home, &c. However, it was communicated that the
train broke down between Baltimore and Washing.
Ton early in the morning, and the regiment was
shereby delayed Colonel yosburgh telegraphed to
Bordentown and received despatch in reply, that
the Seventh would arrive by the Jersey City route at
IL O'Clock, and not by the Amboy boat at the Bate.
ry. During the interval, the different companies
adjourned to the Washington Hotel and their resau-
rant and refreshed themselves when shortly before IL
O'Clock the drums beat and the regiments again got
under arms. The crowd at this time increased and
there could not have been less than four hundred
persons present. The Seventy-frst then took up
the right, and, accompanied by thousands, marched
down 70 the Jersey ferry, where they countermarch-
ed in Cortlandt street, the Seventh regiment form
ing in line, and the Seventy-hrst on Broadway.
Cortland. street and Broadway presented an ami
mated appearance. The different hotels we're crowd
ed by spectators, and innumerable rockets, Roman
candles and torpedoes were fired in succession. AZ
Ger waiting for some time, Colonel vosburgh, Capt
Haeck and other officers repaired "a the ferry house.
where they anxiousy waited for their comrades;
but although innumerable rockets were fired from
the Jersey shore, which tended to give hone, boat
after boat arrived with no tidinrs of the gallant
Seventh. At twelve o'clock Brigadier General Hall
who WAS anxiousy awaiting the arrival Of the cars
at the Jersey depot, brought another telegraphic
despatch TO the effect that the Seventh would come
by the Amboy boat, and were not expected until
hafpast one O'CLOCK. This news threw q slight
damp upon the enthusiasm Of the men, and they
were shortly Afterwards marched to the Battery
again.
However, the members Of both regiments enjoyed
themselves best they could, and several operate
entertainments were specially given on the Stops
Of the Merchants and other hotels in Cortlandt
street.
During the day the flags at the amories of the diff.
ferent comprehensive Seventy first the City Guard
.he Seventh, &c.--were flying at halfmast for shc
death of Mr.. Hamilton, which has spread deep re-