The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
movemsnts Of tho military.
ARRIVAL AND DErARTURk OF rHs BALTIxOHH CIT

ARRIVAL AND DErARTURk OF rHs BALrIxoaI CIrr
GUARD.
The battalion OF the Baltimore City Guard Major Joseph
r. Warner commanding. accompanied by the Baltimore
brass band numbering In III about 100 men, arrived In this
c'y yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, from the kouu-
mental Cry, in han,itu for Manchester, N. e. brief
history Of the battalion given In yesterdays HERALD
they were received their arrival At Jersey City py
battalion Of the Sevenah regiment National Guard full
uniform, consisting OF details from various companies
numbering, with the band, about i25 men, under the
command Of Captain Monroe and LeutenAuts wckstead,
schermerhon and Moriary. Colonel Marshall Lesr,s, Of
the Seventh Lieut. Colonel Martin Of tho Seventy first
regiment, Qusrtermaser Kemp, Of the Seventh Quar-
termaser Locke w. Winchester Of the Seventh and o,nsr
military dignitasies, we're at the depot in citizaus
dress, to extend q welcome 70 the Baitimoreans
Aner the errival Of the Guard, QuArtermaster
Winchester introduced the officers Of both CON-
company marched out OF the depot a Jersey CITY and
took detour up Montgomery street. thence do~n pAst
rsuks 20 receive them After this the National Guard t0oK
the right OF the column and proceeded at ferry
ooai .ben they creased over 70 this CITY Ga che pas
sage Of the boat both commands busy exchanging
cv,lltes The National Guard introduced the Richmond
Gtays style Of cheering with three osps Of the hands and
poo co. the Baitimoreans responded with nine cheers
After the troops arrived this city they were met by
an immense crowd Of Spectators who cheered the visitors
House, the corner Of Morris street, whero boau,lu
ss
commiDsied and partook Of the Douny, the National
Grard attending to the guests before they paook
AFTER the collation.. Col IxpER, Of the Seventh made
afew remarks extending 10 the Btnorexns hearty vel
come 70 the Empire City, behalf OF bis regiment He
said ~ the stay &c short that the time forbade any OK
'ehded REMARKS be smpiy extended 10 them soldiers
welcome, which was 70 be judged BY his ac,s.
NJ he I.lf,n n..~-l
pcfea pne cheeJs srd "tger for the Seventh regiment
which were heartily given.
rts entertainment was given to the Batimoresns in
iecproaon TOT horors extended 70 the Seventh
but which they were unable pataKs Of
the will was tsken good this coedia
reception,
fbe collation. through with Ia about three quarters
Of AD hour, when the ysiers and the marched 70
oe ioot q Cortandt street. where they embarked the
oonnodlous Steamer Connecticut OF the Nor wich aai
Worcester line for Alyns Point and from thence the
troops proceed 10 Sancnester q. where they will be
received ~ the Amoskeag Veterans. Tney will
man at the latter CITY Until Tu,stas when they CON
mence ber yetnrn trip VIA Jbsriestowb aud Boston At
former place they will be received by
C Guard, who are making the most liberal arrangements
Tor their recr cation ana entertainment.
The Guard Will return tohe city Saturday morning
when they will De received by company of the Natoasl
Guard ana ~ the be entertained until the Monday fol
lowing, When The Batmoreans will return home
ACCIDENT BY PREMATURE EXPLOSION
AZ we Waters we're taxing their departure salute wa
beng FREQ from Geld piece the end of the dock BY
pary of young men, wnau one Of them, named A. Kerr
carman res'eng at Bergen, n. j.. and whose family
keyport n was severity injured about the face,
and booy by the premature dcbarge OF the He
was Immediately conveyet to the City Hospital and placed
Although the firing OF the salute was not under the
Charge or direction OF the National Guard yet Coloos
esis OF that regiment sent word TO the hospital to take
HE best OF care OF the unfortunate and would be
responsible for all expenses.
DEPARTURE OF COMPANY B, EIGHTH REGIMENT, FOR
NEW BEDFORD.
The above corps, Captain Thomas Loraney numbering
tbrtyone muskets, left city yesterday Afternoon IN
the Empire State route for New Bedford, Msss where
they encamp Tor four dkye Camp InRrahx At three
O'Clock they assembled Ut their neadquarlers Mercer
Bouse, and under escort Of Company E. Captain Water
above steamer foot OF pier No. North river ACTON
psny Ing them we're Colonel Ly oDs Major Wentworth Ao
uans ssuyei and Sergeant Ru%sey Of tn Egh,h reg
They were also attended by the United States Navy Band
On their return tney viii DO received by Company F,
captain Buck, AND rendered collation. at their arory
THE YOUNG GUARDS OF VIRGINIA.
II is reported that this corps will visit city during
young men, and will, doubt meet With warm recep
,ion from our New York soldiers.
TIE KINGSTON GRAYs
VIII visit our city, it ia stated about the latter part OF
next week, and will remain DAY in city, leaving
by the National Blues OF city We have not heard OF
ony company in this city that intend to give them
men, and should be looked after by citizen soldiers
TIE GRAYs HOME AGAIN AT RICHMOND
At half past two O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Rich
mond GrAys Capt Eliot, returned from their "Soferin0
engagement OF friendship and good will in New York
They were received at the Virginia Central depot by de
tacbmens o. their own company who could not participate
in this grand excursion
The ersys speak In most glowing terms Of their expe
Renee with the Seventh regiment and the citizens OF
Now York generally and they aver that never before
30 many Virgnans in danger of being "klled with kind
ness" by the gallant sons or Gotham.
number Of the company remain North for few days
longer on business matters. Even we did not see our
friends Mayor Mayo our local confrere John Crane
among the returned braves Very possibly these good
ei ows haze been seized by knight Tempar brigade
and taken to Boston for period We feel very anxious
in their regard but must await the issue in full OF
looming events"
For months to the Grays will be full Of their lauda
ton and pleasurabe remembrance in talk and anecdote
OF this trip and experience in New York e aud of the
vial bo, gallant SOLDIERS, pretty and charming ladies'
AND many other avos unsparDgy bestowed
upon Them Ivy their Northern well " shers.
The feeling thus created between the two cities sound
sociable and heathful May ii ever continue so.Rch
1nond Enquirer, Augua 20