The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-02

u.st FIX o,c'cckncreased very largely rhs ~, s'bes
u tho lined with people, END the b'eonies
futtering handkerchees OF army OF ladies la fact,
along the whole line of marca tho waving OF htadker-
Chiefs wns q prominent feature.
Al The As,or House the regiment hsItef, an vas
drawn up IN line 10 allow the escort OF the seventh
regiment Reserve CO. ps and the battalion o. the Soks
Brsthe 20 pass through. The front presented mag
nilceLt and the manGuvres spplauded eutausi,
Ca,iy some Of the volun stationed at tho Park
barrac ks cOugreErsted tn, Park
endeavored deride the regiment by gro,nlng but Ill
their Efforts prove fruitlees the assembly about the
House cheered with such veoemcnce 70 doTn ali
temODetratcEa OF dsapprobston In connection wih tus
II must be mentioned that thee vouneers ,ch to r
dscsod, had provided themselves with potatoes aipss
bits of wood and other missiles, WIN the expressei
intention OF petiag the OF the Seven,n-a threat
they might have carried but for the pronpn nae OF
racks and ether officers who gave INSTRUCTIONS 10 tho
guard TO fire al the first caught throS'ng missile
This decisive conduct caused the meu 70 sex on
nCShDg could them from hes,ng aod groaug az
the Seventh, and calling out tn vile language 70 schos o.
1he soldiers who passed Deares . heir Quarters ms,
and the Of two rowdrs wao aissea tae feg
mert In Fulton street. about all the opposition 'he
Seventh met IL Broadway =,
escort sgen advanced up Broadway uamoer OF boys
dressed IN zouave costume accompanying too seventh he
aervs AID looking very gay rue sos
to sboos" 7he Sckles Battalion snow.d drm anc man
ly front The are Of the right sor-upr'ght thick
set fellows strong in limb and steady on their p1s aud
looking like true lighters auca as aoy volunteers We
have eeen. The officers ware all in uniform, but
without 6WCfQS, log tuer cichtcs &c hae ~ 'ueu
head and prominent among the Others was Il heu OF
tbe SJactscn regiment who one OF the nest officers
OF the brigade. The march Of tho Seventh from this
point TO the armory was not varied by any very re
marx able incidents. 1bey eed all aopg tho
route rct mildly enthusiast cy. but kindly aud IL
the true epirN OF genital welcome homs. Go arriving
at the armcry large crowd aese obled there aad
the regiment marched into their quarters acid :Leir
genial acclsMa.sons.
The re,urn--from the time they left Washington
until their arrival He-may the whole
be said TO have be,n truly satisfactory.
at Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA Jersey aud al attng TIE
railroad line, they very kindly welcomed the ar
pearauce OF the Seventh regiment Is what 1t has
always beenaa impersonatcn 30 20 seakj IF high dis
cip,ne military regularity fhe mea appeared con
sideraby sunOuln from their exposure 70 the heat 0f
Southern sun, 10 Shch few Of hem have hitherto
been socustCmed aud from tbs continual drill
and exercise TO which they have had 10 submit
many OF them have been considerably reduced IN tner
Corporea dseEson perhaps TO the advantage CT their
muscular oeveopeneot On the whoe, tue reginent
has suffered In any material deg bs lis sourn IN
and hair escapes The regmeut h iGy ut
the comuand OF the authorities, at any Gay
and hour again, to do their duty to tee!r flag
and to their country, As they have always
done and micro thsn this caunot justly or fai-is DO
expected Of say regiment 10 any service The officers
and men content the gictiu that they have
done their duty In the way Ia which the gogeinnect-
who are abe best udg s-ht thought BEST and tempo
ra,y resting their iaures and their arms they may
console each other, for pets spite evnced against
them la the words OF Gao 70 'empronas-
Ills not IL mortas to co nrnaud success, Sempron.us
But we have done more-~e have deserved til