New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

IL NY good fortune 70 hear ;ae gallant Coioh- say
10 hi. troop while gla-cng 81 the sirse- in-d WIN
tire citizens OF Boston, keep our holsters vel i''-
"wari, uep-hsve yo1r pistols 10 reai.nesr, Keep
coal ard don't fire TIL the word OF command -
this Col. Wright aid last night in speech, 10
whieh-i you VIII INDUCE NE II abo-her PaIeh-
tbesis-the America eagle soared higher, screamed
looder ara tapped AS wings - that degree 'aa theie
wise not i-att er le II hists-n aspeeca ia-, even
ing 10 the Ancient AMI Hot of,bi., ssid C)l Nrshi
ha- .or been theory II mine, that the Anci~nt
and Houorab,e Is the Thermometer Of the Mitl. OF
"the Commonwealth Il the b. -, then ieaF tue
militia il gong me iogs For the c)pincs oi thai
srcen, corps colsidered soldiers, on the nell wa-
slrpy ois .rsceful though considered a. men VINO
went OFT me fur, i was very na;nfa "ni nov
esp, cally ndec rCas. 10 the course 81 the eFola-
tiOps they found themselves down IN hollow where
they could nothing, ana tnereuPon, contrary t.
al military olsc pine and order they Gronnhei arms
and dispersed themselves where they hsted 10 look a,
the display Of the companies il which they once
| heh-or never held commissions. And when !; va,
their pleasure again to form to fulfill their duy IS
military escort 70 the legislators OF the Stee they
iDdnlcea Themselves in many quirks and jjbes with
the bys,aId.r to the gTes, reieshment of both par
ties, all ready evidently TO look upon the whole
est provocaton. As ycupg men out for lark, there
was nothing out Of toe way in such conducts odi
looked at In the light q thermometer, their mef-
cuIal spirits were az much on. Of place a. frost in
! dog. days
| Not only did the Legslsture go yesterday - the
| "tented f-ld'-the young gentleman vlon met on
my arrival made bit the of that expression,
for nobody calls the camp anything bu. the tented
| feld'-but Gen. Wool also there 10 review the
troops II struck me that the difficulties Of getting
the troops into hollow square, that the General
might have good lock at them, you'd prove ihsur-
| momtsbe. for the elbows were more inoumerable
| even tran those Of the Minco, and the square had
more angles thsn painted 90 the walls OF
| ,onrtry school-hoIse TIE thing Was done, how
ever At last and the General expressed high sasiae'
| tiop a, the display which, a. he came all the way
| from Albany to see, i, Is to be hoped he felt. Gen.
Wool IL not a distinguished looking mao, Dat being
| rea, tode, ana enc who has done the country some
| service there WIS great e5gerness TO see him. |
think op this dey that the Commander.in-C
wac ecipsed by lis presence, though BIS uniform vas
| not half 20 respentent-he did not even wear top
boots-s port not baf 60 d,niied, his dash not hah
80 great a. that of the Governor Alter the review
collation. was given at Headquarters to the Lssisa
ture ard their escort. and others the Others being
quite enough to have eaten il all no Themselves. The
Governor made q little welcoming speech, in which
he Witty observed that when he WAS last in the cvl
servce the Legislature numbered about $50 but That
it had evidently largely increased since that tine.
| The remark was received with much goo1 hlinor,
and seemed to damp nobodys appetite for every man
knew that DO one but himself knew whether he was
invited OF aid the delcacy of consciousness that
ouaues with s cold collation. is not of the kind that
| goes to - General Trainings
This hospitality concluded the encampment. Thence
forward there nothing but gradual dispersion
of it's elements though not till the Sabbath bells OF
| Tomorrow morning call the citizens to remember
their other duties will the Camp pass away complete
" into the limbo of ,he past, To-day Boston is reso-
| uapt of martial music. Some of the regiments, no.
vet reviewed enough to be re-reyewed to-day by
| bis Excellepcy on Boston Common Through the
night, as my heavy eyes bear witness, the holiday
has been kept MP at ParkeI's, beginning with sup
Der of the Ancient and IIOnorabies at which | lis
| tensd for few moments, 10 some OF that splendid
eloquence for which countrymen are noted-where
e,rd thst the Union is safe so long "a the Ancient
aud Honorable has cooked has to IT'S head senti-
timeut to which, am sorry to add that gentleman
| from New-Orleals, an aid 10 the Governor OF the
State Of Louisiana, failed 70 respond in the hearty
manner which had antidp .,ed-ant the festivities
were prolonged by constant relsys of gallant soldiers
returned, not % tired with wars alarms" from the
tented field" bat still full of enthusiasm, and de-
,ermiued 10 man that g.; they wouldn't go home til
morning
Barring few inevitable accidents, but single
incident has occurred in all these three glorious days
as overheard a young gentleman elegantly call
them To the wife Of the Commander-in Chief ysster
dsy-to mar their onpletensss. Ga the second day,
wien the troops marched 10 Concord Battle Field,
il was the requet Of his Excelency that three cheers
should be given for Liberty passing the Monu-
| melt In the ranks was one Msjor Poore, com
rnsnoer OF company with SONS very fierce neue-a
gentleman who has acquired celebrity sforetime for
having driven pig or rolled barrel Of potatoes or
something of tina. sort lOrg distance He inquired
| if cheering at monument was laid down IN " Scotts
| Tactics" On being answered III the negative, but
told il was merely request of the Commanteri i'll
| Chief he ordered bis men 10 lie down, or cit down,
which is, suppose the thing soldiers required to
do by Scott, when ordered TO do thing they don't
like. Accordingly the battalion became prone, AMI
| were dumb. The incident Is much discussed in mill
tory circles. IL is said the Msior applied for tle
| poet of horor a. guard TO Headquarters, but the
Governor preferred the Cadets. II the statement is
true the inference Is obvious. 1t is also said that
an Aid Of his EXceleuey INDUCED in strong an
eXpletive when the incident was subsequently, men
tior ed al Hesiq laIt,rs, that il .wss considered
| whether his spiritual necessities did not make the
appoin'msn nj of another chaplain imperative. will
not however far vouch for the truth Of the story
tbst this statement can be taken rs historical evi-
6epce.