New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

d. We In the yicor o. youth but ne as our
= rsccls had The same id,as a. laws ana o0'li.' " ~
ogn lie loved England tnd nh coJ,y;n and
An allie speech WAS made by Parke GOWN, any anu
a :eNr remarks by Prof. Fowler, Col Dhs' si,S'
-, at,er which the oompany preceded by Dod-
uortb's Rand. marched 10 the Park 10 WltuesS 'no
PrEsFNrATioN or A BANNER TO lHE ktoIAhN =. ~
Am. m. the regiment was formed in inc u the
eu space fronting the Barracks, the oincsls oei9
oravu up In front OF the men. OSa!'n"i siio
banner. the gift Of the Sons OF ConNecuvu.' Was
,Len ,yesented 10 the REGIMENT The ceremonies being
or.red with a few remarks by Col. Amy VINO con-
GUIDED b. introducing the Key; Dr; thompson.
The reverend genem sld nc nau 1oo .oii,iis
sioped TO present the regiment WIN the Deauthul
per now standing before hem and although minister OF
tbs GOSPEL he Eel, 20 % Ss was Pieh OF AM that was
80 ard ciyiizinh You said he to preserve and sus.
treatened 10y ~ y g'' go, b5 of
6Ty over al ne liis s5d ysei Of hsPPy NE
~ who with much trouble lad thrown his adversary
a rcon coming sons said Why don't you let hiu up =
Nc had ia getting hm down yoa wouldn't ask to let him
up iLsgahter. So we say to England who coming
soously COZ que then we shall say, Clear the nigh
" In conclusion lie urged the troops to defnd the dag
rh presented them and 20 Iaut II OF the capt
Of the reyod cities Of The south where IL would remain
The land Of the free and the home efthe breve."
Col. KingStury received the flag ana, giving 1t III
custody oil his standard-bearer returned thanks Tor
the noble gift.
AZ 81 o'clock the regiment marched out of the
cost gate OF the Park AID up Broadway TO the foot
OF Canal street. where the troops embarked on board
of the steamer New brunswick for Annapolis, where
tbey Will be attached TO Gen. Burnsides division.
The following is the Tegimental roster:
Colonel +. II. c. kngsbury; LieuensntC Colonel, Charles
T@vis; Qaarternsser H. W Rehmond; Surgeon James b.
Wbhconb Assistant Surgeon Charles Rogers; Chaplain
George s0uie Sergesh hsjor H. r Msithewsoni Quarter
ssumue,; aOsptsstewTd james A. BgslOw Drun-Ma0r,
company A-Copt, g NJ. southmsyd; Let Lieut.. A. G.
Bailey I'd / seot, Chss. III. White
COapeoy b;-Cspt. j. Johnson; lst Lieut., VIM Horton
Company C-Capt.. wm. Maesinei Lieut. A Dietrich
Company D-Cspt Z. r. Lees l.t Lieut., C. R. HOsford
Company E-Cspt, j. II. Dewl Ia, Lieut., J. NJ. Pier
pon, "a Lieut., s c. Bsrnum
Company F-CspI.. VIM. Clapp Is. Lieut., J. Kiesi I'd
Company GCsp,., VIM. HYDE Isl Lieut., J. sprague I'd
Company B-Cspt A. f. Daniels; 1s. Lieut. j. H Norris
"a isut Geo. W. Warner.
Ss1giiP Lieut. c %n F. s aais let Lieut. p c Cur"
Company K-oapt, r. {. S DsyOni lst Lieut. J. A Ship.
lrar "a Lieut., VIM. a. Royce
The men are well Informed and equipped, and
armed with the Sprin. field rifle muske and Sharps
rifles. The regiment numbers 900 men, and viii be
1ecruited to the maximum standard.
DEPARTURE OF THE NINETIETH REGIMENT.
The 9Oih Regiment under command of Col. Joseph
s. Morgan, left the camp at Eat NewYork az noon
YESTERDAY, and arrived at the Brooklyn City Hell at
IL o'clock. and took position in Montague street,
rn front Of the Academy of Music, where the acting
mayor, Alderman refer Taylor, members OF the
Common Council, Gen. Crooke, aud other military
gentlemen, were in waiting to present the coloTs
voted for the regiment by the city. TIE flags con-
sisted OF the regmental standard and city flag, the
latler being made OF white silk, with heavy elk
fringe. There We're also four 0uidons-two Of blue
saAS, and two of red and white silk. The acting
Mayor presented the flags and made brief address,
followed by Gen. CToOAe in few patriotic remarks.
Col. Morgan, IN receiving the tags, responded in |
appropriate terms.
The regiment then took up the line of march down /
Fulton street, and crossed the ferry. Ii is under 4
stood that they are TO form part of Gen. Burnside
division. Fulton street was crowded with specta- /
tois the entire length, Of whom had been await
ing their arrival TOR hours. number Of flags were
suspended across the from the Globe Hotel to
Niiiamsons Gallery-from No. AZ Fulton street to /
56e opposite corner and from Nos. 80 and 81 near
Front street The following inscription was con- .
,egocOOusiy displayed on one Of the flags:
" shin ZEN boys"
A large number OF the friends and relatives of
members of the giuent, many of them females ac-
eompauied them to New-York. The following aTe
abe officers:
J Colonel, Joseph S. Morgan Lieutenant Colonel @ ".
RneK; Major, Joseph s de AgTedai SURGEON. Edward s.
Hoffman 81. ID. Assi.tants geon, VIM w Kline, u. D.
QuaIteruisier Richsrd b. Lease Adotant J. n Raymond
eHqaiu, 4. g. Bass Haud Master j. j. BOswei Military
sseflta,y, Lieut.. John Hal.
Fc*1.-y A-Clpta,a' J. c. Smart lie. Lisutensnt, G.
-fs.qr,.y BCapiaiu wm G. Iackaberry Is Lieutenant.
P 5 si 9 "a + VS s5sSo r s IeSaasD. n.
Nj. Is lisu,er.a, A. sss0q e is
CS,ePs9y D-CsEts!H 'eH Ness Isl Lieutenant
tenpay ECspain Il de de-, Pstgres; 81 Lieutenant
". n EIf I'd Lieutenant George R. Bennett
& D. smy,he 2dfiertsnsnt Waller L. Griffith
Company H-Ceptein John sulsani LIST Lieutenant, W.
corPsay I-csp;sia George W Bi..e Ia. Lieutenant.
John Irving "a IieaiGsan' g. r: Newton
White. "a Lieutenant, }. T. sheppard
Non Commissioned stsfcserges1t Msjor Chas N. Smith,
,serss1i o. c. Morgan ordnanee Sergeant W Burgers;
Colo Sergeant Charles Mieri Hospital Steward Winans L.
iSNansg-
The regiment numbers 963 men, and is for the
preseIt Stationed Oh Governors Island.
TIE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
Several Brooklyn Church Societies are busily ell
xseed IN making blankets for the 18th Regiment. |
SIhe Police having voluntarily contributed toward
abe object $50 yards OF gingham, and cotton sutt-
Sieut for wadGing, were purchased. On Monday /
and Monday evening number OF ladies' were at
work sewing them together. Several hundred
blankets VIII be ready within week. Some OF the I
societies have gone 10 work independently, aud
large box, filed hy South Brooklyn ladies', is |
now nearly ready for transmission 10 the regiment
All doustious OF clothing blankets, &c, if sent to
the house OF Inspector Folk, corner of Skinan
4treet aud Willoughby avenue will be sent TO the
feg imeut free Of charge.
MEN KNITTING STOCKINGS
Mr. Harlem yesterday exhibited TO us a psir of
heavy HO0lon stokllgs which Were knit by q gen.
tleman Of Brooklyn AID which are the first paiT he
hiss made siuco he was eight years old.
10 all appearances they rs perfect in every
n.pec those kuit by the ladies. He designs pre-
seaiog them, together with a beautiful Bible, as
present 10 some good soldier in our noble army
Accompanying the package to be sent is The fol, "
loving note:
BRooxLYs, N. Y, Dec. . 1861.
These stockings knit by gentleman Of this citv and
tose.ler with this Bible forwarded thrOash the IAdr 10
Of