The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

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Rrios King n Schuyler, f. W. Carpenter,
+ n iapmsin w. ~ p Tns, - :. fooss,
c. G. Meseryey, T o Hotchkas Wm' salv'
G. d. Herman, Csmbeii, Harry sngham,
FSward vo Sea'' o. o w wewuss' e 6 n mMaes,
A. s,reeter, H. p Schuyler j. W. Cain.
| n .. rsfsols, L. 9. Townsend, g. 9. MAasDeld,
| G. A,hearn. + Msrnn' n 81 81 i n,mpsn'
| T. West
Governors Aies-colone J. I,.aus n. x,poua,a
Commssary General, General V. Roth.
Colonel, J B. Kellogg.
Colonel, c. d. Finch,
Surgeon General, Surgeon j. G. Garner.
RAND, Erc.
Baggage MAsters-J. Treat, R. Deseudorf.
Servant, John Brown
HONORARY MESBKRs.
Herman L. Page Mayor Of MlIwauKee.
Andrew j. Angwcrthy, Sheriff OF Milwaukee.
Robert tI p Lyme Lynch. u1iy Clerk Of NIwsnkee.
Henry l.. Palmer, City Attorney.
JOIN ,3sI, = ! ps wis ~,
Joseph Latbrop, Milwaukee Daily Netcs.
Thomas II. Evsson, Chief Engineer.
Major General John Hathaway
twas expected that Governor Randall Of Wisconsin,
wouid accompany them, but in letter written BY MN
tire he excused himself Rom the Journey On account q
official engagements
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TIE MLwAUKEEANs AT DEThofr'
The Light Guard arrived Al Detroit the following morn
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ceved and escorted to the Russell House. They were
met a: the depot by the Detroit Light Guard fatigue
uniform accompanied by Mayor Patton and delegation Of
the Common Council Of that city. The winters and
their hosts after exchanging saIutations, marched 70
their hotel and breaktAzsed d. =. Lane, Colonel
| of the Seventh, and Rufus King, Colonel Of
the First Regiment Wisconsin militia were in the ranks
the u Ss , a. iva ne sr Ia%sd sn
Breakfast and sufficient time had been slo ~ed the
with the escort they visited the engine house Of Eagle Fire
70. NO: wnere tney were ensersane1 oy inc menac
rereshmess Of ali kinds being set fo, for their beneat
the parade lasted until twelve O'Clock when lunch was
., the Russell House. Of which the Detroit and
Al three O'Clock the dlring room at the Russell House
whom large NUMBER Of citizens o! Detroit Tho
tables were furnished with all that usual upon SUCH
@ o. o.ng rns' n s6
dessert in abundance followed the repass speeches
were made by several gentlemen OF bosh cnes
OF TIE COED feeng exsting on tnat pstucuG 0Gcson.
Mayor Psgo OF ailwSakee; mayor rAs'cn " DsIVsi
.. Inss ma wsssra William < aoSsrd q Chandler
w. a. Craig and Charles Walker, OF Detroit, all SPOKE
briefly The assembly broke up at sx O'Clock T. n AZ
I,. os b-o.n onen for foil i1ss nil in ,rh,ch Al
Cornected with the two companies partcpated together
with large number Of invited guests The best Of music
was in attendance, and q supper served mp the
dancers al the proper hour festivities Of
the day
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Captan Coles Cou,,anv @ seventy ors. -eeimsn. has
issued the following orders,
COMPANY ORDER Nos
~ CosrasyC. snERIoiS GUARD,
The members Of Company are hsreoy Secsd 70
shs a. m9ry On saturday DAY mornng ne LID nat a iva
Ibe band oops vim report Orderly at half
The COM snT vii parade b. receive tbs xv.ut.s Lint
Guard.
THEKoS s. COPELAND Orderly '-r'
Company WIZ 'us.f sues's ~ 'ne LaiAree
evening The yisi.ers will remain under military orders
all day on Saturday and on Tuesday under escort of
cempsosd BY poawar,Ss ps.o VIII VISIT me ios,,uo a
| at Randais and Black wells Isands
FIFTH sEGIMsSr.
purso.n, 70 ,,,sas, ors,s this rs,,r,.n ,u Naval.
in fatigue dress twhite pauts) armed and equipped
With snsn.scts .va ons a.v,s r.,,on. ou u.n,,,o,
gsIre, n ~u ~ Wv, ~ lac |''n iHn'' i'r prA0'0e 10
e'o'uN'D' " LILO ins.
This regiment will hold = mass meeting tonight =.
Tho Mercer Houue cor,er Of Merer and rroem a,.As.
10 dehera,e on matter. connected With the co,er,or.
order for their consolidation with the Tenth regiment
It is under. stood that Governor Morgan has refused 10
spope the execution OF the order f6r SIX month"; ~
requested and the members Of the Twelfth have con
| cuded 70 dsband.
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| Elrkth REGIMENT Field Day,
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Inc washington trays, nlgntn regiment Coionei 1eorge
Iyons, proceeded Eysan Fields, Hoboken yesterday,
for Geld exercises rhey formed line in Union square st
-, NON. e~.o 80, -. 80 --' - o... a
VS. A. h 1ney pafsaeo iassue dress, WIN Knapsaoks
and one days ra.ions The excellent troop attached
.A,, .,r,o. ,rao. ,.o .or,,.,a 40 ~ v.-. nr,,-
quo eou' 1ANe' '.o .o.'..N y Np' ~.' .AA-
bered seventy men, paTadeo dsmounted ana acted q Ar
llersts with battery ofsix mounted howltzers dragged
hv ,b ,rocra nv rno.ns M ROMA, Aosr the 6rstion Of
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the regmentA line they were proKcn mso column oy CONT
paniee, thirteen nes 'front.' ana peoeeoea down ntc,a-
VIC s I,ss.rvaa sinnv The rome Of marci, snd fhe
General appearance and marching of the troops attracted