The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

MILITARY CohnhoroSN-
HrApouAKrRs, CAMP MASSACHUSETTS,
September 7-2P NJ
as.... "a Camp-zns RusA 10 CIV ]
-, u,s,.rs from AJyccd-Gor. Banks on Duly
,e..m.ha. March over the Od Bottle Fisld-Gsn.
WOOL de-
The first day OF encampmcnt has arrived and opens
.os, ansuicousiy There are now 5000 troops i
camp aud others constantly arriving all Of whom u,,n
,aer martial music, warlke appearance, and ,,s.i
psraphernalia Of glorious war;, presents
s.oe one never before witnessed in time $50 - this
tmmonwea.th.
The Ne'ni"in''' 'u'N ny ' night visited he head
goarbas :" e"Nh '''s"'0i ~ from personal Inspection
sased himself mat due ecau,ons had been taken TO
se.no comfort o. the toons Daring the evening he
wrote message 10 the Legislature, which transmitted
,hs morning nytir & hat body visit Camp Massachu
sets ca Friday hoh as before mentioned, Is 10
DO tie grand .la day OF the encampment Gen. Wool is
~ be prcsen' on that occasion, and fine seed, dark
'hostnui, IS now stabbed At Newtons IN .oncord Tor
IS use The following is the message
or = PRESIDENT or THE SENATE SPEAKER OF TIE
sSe Inc honor 10 transmit for ION Of the Senate
nd House Of az n S Sops providing for an
ncin,psn volunteer militia O The AZ IN
IA ssh and 9th DAYS OF september, instant 1t VIII be- as
.,S oSs Of Sn ss o Fsi he IN m
the yoSnssr E IN sS yon se beng
), unusually full ranks camp presents the Legislature
with great minuensss tho ses q. c9naa al
nus Ct the publ service ; wh rSsrS ap III eoc
.aspneas Is and SaPa mai relates e
s ssoP pas y 1en s DEPENDS and large
snpSrs n' hat upon s hs ar4
should be sy s0s e T psSs
tsr h 10 @ 1ax laws Tor Is esaas
l0 os a ksssaohusis affords g no, pc
from depaTtmen but actual personal oosery The
win Tsposen, the 81 Mchase citizen soldiers
Large bodies q cannot suddenly assume habits 2, me a
ny Of Intelligent for sobriety orderly conduct
%asy VII ff's se h sh Militia aSss s'
n be- bas r. 4e ssara rae y e the
sors and to lhe people Of the COMMONWEALTH 49,.
Hna Z s,s Ss a IN,
ON ha. dav 10 inspect its condition 70 participate
view Of the troops and to accept such hospass as the camp
win s h m the
d ann az sssthorHed Il The Legislature accept
] to De he ssr 70 OF he and
ny company.
would be tedious and unnecessary to give you list
corps present, but few deserve especial
commentator. Among these may be enumerated the
independent Cadets under the command Of Colonel G q
Holmes the Salem Independent Cadets, Capt. Foster
both independent divsonary corps-he former the spe
cal Garde ImperiGe Of the Commander-inehei the Sc,
cond battalion under Major C. o. Rogers the National
lancers Capt. Kinney 115 strong, aud more oomng)
The Light Dragons, Of Boston, Capt Perce the wa,ham
Norris; Salem Light Artillery Capt Manning Frs. bat
TALON Of Rifles, Major Poore; Second do, Capt Moore
abe New Bedford Light Infantry, the Taunton do, the
Charlestown City Guard, Brgsdier General Buock's
command the Second Third and Fourth regiments, First
from TO lizard including of course Col Cns crack
regiment, the Eighth, and Col Chas. Rogers equally
scrack y the Fifth, and Brgadier Gen F. Buffers fine
brigade throughout. The Third division also embraces
dne amount OF citizen soldery, including Gen Leonards
splendid brigade.
Guard was mounted as we close this despatch q p NJ
and the troops formed in line in the following order
hrgade-General W. W Bullock, consisting Of Second
regiment infantry Colonel Cowdn; Second battalion in
1sm & + Minis First battalion light dragons. Major
A. White. Second Brgade-General Peirce; Third regi
mcnt infantry, Colonel Wsrdrop; Fourth, Colonel Pae-
missionary company Of cadets Lieutenant Colonel q u
Second Dirision.-Maor General Sutton. Third bril-
xade-General B F. Butler; Second battalion rlemen,
Major Moore Fifth regiment infantry, Colonel c. B.
Rogers; Sixth do Colonel Jones' Brigade company light
dragons, Captain Gibbs Fourth brisade1General 10
seph Andrews First esi.a,oa r;asmen' or r Ben
Eighth do Colonel Coiin Brigade Second light artillery,
Captain Manning.
Third Dirson.-Major Gen. Morse. Fifth brigade-Gen
LEONARD consisting of Third battalion rifemen, Major stod
dard; Ninth regiment infantry COL Upton; Third battalion
do, Mayor lamb. Sixth brigade, General Richmond, con
sistng Of Tenth regiment infantry, Colonel Decker First
battalion, Major Briggs; Brigade company OF cavalry,
Among the visiters are Colonel Mead Major s. D. Brad
ford and Woodward Of the staff OF the First division
at New York Militia; also, brace Of Zouaves imported
per steamship Ariel at New York, in good condition,
named Jonce de Jupre and Henri de Bngere, known
among the at 'ome the bouncing Brothers of
The Pyrenees, and few other notabltes from the TO-
reign parts and elsewhere
Colonel Newton, the Mddesex House, Concord, and
Colonel Bgeow Of the Lexington House, Lexington,
doing stunning business-a multitude OF assistants
have TO be employed in their private bar cries. cause
Camp Massachusetts is Maine law camp with alcoholic
proclivities
Adjutant General Stone has himself Of his
boots in arranging for this encampment He looks
Ike death pale horse and ii not for his inva
riable suavity and Establishment Of would
hardly imagine that this the Ebenezer Stone
that used look lean and hearty the streets OF Bos
ION.
The multitude about the camp grows and more
dense every hour. 1t is a wonder where they all
FROM and how they get here and the Ftchburg Railroad
corporation deserves every credit for the exertons they
have used to make the encampment success They have
expended 900 in the affair, pass all the troops Free
and have built two miles Of road for the
dalton Of troops and visitors
The grand triumpha march through Concord over the
battle ground, &c, commences about four o'clock.