New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
Arr IVA OF SOUTHERN SOLDIERS
TIE Rifles OF SAVANNAH.

S.ll;ny star. The Zouaves, rusoirg into the
,,.cl vault Of Boston oblivion taDder the escort
&c savera military companies, the foil particulars
90 hch are a,rdsd in another part Of this papsrl,
c,,.sea the orbit of the Republican Blues, blazing ap
10 q zeni.h at the Lafarge House. The phlos pier,
Observing the same could not refraiv from thinking
how something always happens, and how exactly the
law of compensation is admins cred to the people Of
this great and steadily increasing city. If TO the re-
treating footsteps of the Chicago Cadets the heart Of
the inhabitant responds heavily and sadly; the shsen
Of their muskets fading in the distant Broadway leaves
that part of his body quite dark, and In plilnuve
voice he murmurs TURING to the Grea. Eastern and
finding nctbing 10 it, and TO Mr.. Heenan ana oeooio
ins he is not around 80 mach as he was, and re-
Rendering the Japs far away on the green, green sea
he muImurs such is life Give me my slippers
bark and see II is the voice of the Dod~or'h tne
grandest Of them a And yonder, regular ana orii
spt turning roond Chambers street into toe omnl-
bastipg thoroaghfare, the admirable CITY doara'
and the Republican Blues Immediately oehlnd tnem,
preceded By the second band Of the frst Dodworh
So the cop of life receives another lamp Of sugar Ex
istence is still desable The Zouaves are gone, but
we have got the Blues
The Cit, Guard called to their headquarters AZ
No 654 Broadway at O'Clock, Of the afternoon. AT
,ba, hour about fifty handsome and wariike although
peyspiring, gentlemen formed line in the armoC,
where is the dummy cannon that has been used In
drilling for the srery practice, which was 90 success
ful 1T For, Hamilton on Wednesday last. They were
in the elegant company uniform, surmounted with the
Polar tie, which is not go heavy it seems. With
Dodworths scarlet band they left the quarters at half
past O'Clock, and went through Broad say, Canal,
West Broadway, and Franklin Streets TO the foot OF
North Moore street, Capt. Mansfield Lowell in COM
maud, attracting as much attention as NeE-York Ii
capable of bestowing on midSu inner day.
The steamboat Satellite had been dispatched from
this pier at half past o'clock, with delegation OF the
GusId, babd and collation., to meet the steamer
Florida and the guests of the company. They We're
transferred from the greater to the Lesser vessel and
steamed about town. taking look at the Great East
ern, and other little thinge; and tOey approached the
wharf by water just their escort had reached 1t by
Land.
The Guard, with purpled and purling faces, We're
drawn up in double line the truckencambered pier,
and people collected about them on the lumber and
stone piles and near boats There we're al one time
more than four ladies the spot and their presence
lent great animation to the s,ene The crowd did not
get hey ono the hundreds.
As the Satellite drew near, brass cannon spoke
deafvnipg words of wecome-eight-en words-wita
rapid ut.rance. Capt. Logel presently went upon the
boat, and something passed between him aad the gu
perior Blue in the lower cabin. a few minutes more
elapsed and the soldiers of the South dsembarked and
formed Oh The wharf.
The Republican Blues of Savannah are an old mill
tary organization. The company was formed on the
lst of May 1905 since which date it has had bat folr
captains including the present. 1t was in service
duripg the War Of 1872 ana from that action went
into United States service in Savannah. The company
volume cred to take up in defense Of their coun
try again Mexico but their services We're no needed
nor acc. pied. There 200 members, but only
Sc are with us. The list of Names sabect emenda-
ton, is as follows:
Captain-Jobn w. Anderson. First LieutenantW. H. Da
Wis secOuo Lie utenant-John Oliver Third Lieutenant
W PIT 4fsei TshussHP S
fsss ''fs Msicsfs
lit. b' GSSi s essT T. isaS
p b ssddprsB .,s., ~ W s. ssH Butler
Casey, b tercopus e. Cohen, James csrmody n ta.mO.
dy, Cannon NJ Cohen, Q. Davis, 4. T. Dsyi. H. pep
Se%t. 9 H oiSdR II Feasi josa ESey II e Fies@fR'
S., SI'syh ofs
IS sss JSnss a a kins NJ M0n Moor
Ma,hsD D. ocot., Purse, B. s. Purse VI C. Purse 4
Rchsrdson, J. Roche, T. w Shea Il Smith II. snider J. ~
J ~ Th:as i. n iben.. B. H. Wolf Il. G. Ward r. Il
WHY, J. Ward W B. Wyly w. f. White, = Waters, J. C.
Young.
The Blues are generally substantial citizens of Sa-
vanab and represent the flower of Southern chi sary
They are accompanied by three free negroes, one
body servant, the others the musicians. The Blue.
have more team ak musicians, all blacks, when they
in Savannah rcho fnr,ish tpth falJ
Of The arls c capacity of the two they have brought
along there has as yet been no opportunity to udge
bat the inaenable birthrght of their Ia is sense Of
melody and their rereWe will probably be good thing
to bear said The standard borne by the company was
worked in silk by the fair fingers of the Savannah
]a6i.s on one side it bears TIE arms of the State Of
Georgia, on the other the American pathological
emplsm. The Blues appeared yesterday in their un.
dress uniform, which is extremely plain. The dress
thst will be worn to-day, and probably during their
stay (since the orders to the full company
Uniform while the visit lastal consists cdi.hy Of a
dark blue costee, with skyblu faciDgs, and high
cap and belt we are unable to give particulars of
the trousers.
The company has been under severe drill for several
weeks, and expect TO occasion little astoDishment
among the citizen soldiery of the metropolis by the
accuracy and brilliancy OF their evolutons. On the
I'D inst, prize drill WIS given in Monument Square,
Savannah, when Col. A. X. Lawtou made speech, in
which las we are informed by The Daily Neos) " he
spoke of their intended visit TO NewYork, and wished
them ssant voyage and safe return. He felt
that the honor of Savannah and the well earned repu
,aion of tie Republican Blues could be ntrusted to
their keeping, with full confidence tina. they would
deport themselves soldiers and gentlemen" On
Wednt sday afternoon, they escorted to the wharf
by The Chatham Artillery, the Oglethrpe Light H.