New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
DEPARTURES OF THE UNITED TURNER III
FLES-TWENTIETll REGIMENT

FLES-TWENrlETl REGIMENT
Turtle Bay tie secluded little corner on tho East
River, far gp tcwp, which has for four weeks past
added 10 IT, historical associations the encampmont OF
our T,utonc gy mnasts who have volunteered, almost
In body for the maintenance Of Freedom in the pres
en cr,a wac suddenly deserted yesterday at p. NJ,
and will now remain ubysiei by the daily thousands
who were regularly attracted hither during the stay OF
Tho Turrer The 10th Regiment, United Turner
Rifles" Col Mex Weber, left this city by the steamer
Safe Of Georgia for Fortress Monroe, and tie army OF
| southeastern Virginia. The Turner'S, ii will 10 re-
membered, constitute a great social, educational, mu
sca gymnastc and sem-miiiiary, popular society, to
which every German Of whatever rank 20 he be OF
good moral character il expected to belong. The
brotherhood affords many cheap advantages that II
is anost universal among the Germans; and in virtue
OF this fact the Doth Regiment leaves city with rs
many warm wishes for fortune and success from nu
nlerous a circle Of devoted friends the Firemens
Regiment its IT, and owing Ia the nature and manner
Of it organization will live ia the hearts OF the broth
ers and sisters OF the Bund and be watched 10 ils fu
TUE movements perhaps more closely than any other
| Of our city volunteers.
| Tie regiment IL not only thoroughly equipped and
sworn for the war, but every 10 pc fectly and
COMPLETELY dr. He'd in the manual and naneuyers VI the
soldier well ready and anxious to he OF service
10 hs country. GyDDastc training, la most cases the
work of years has made the men tough and muscular
and capable of great endurance. As they marched from
| Forty third street, down Second avenue, through
1wenii tn street, down Broadway and thence by way
of Pearl and Chatham streets 10 Canal street many
thousand PEOPLE gree ell them from tie sidewalks and
| windows bestowing high ani unqualified praise nron
| ,hsm. There plnny, hitherto knowing nothing
| of their existence, who awarded them the palm for
stout eodiely bearing among all tbs regiments that
| have Vet left this city.
Ths procession. including the Escort was quite i'm
posing every German society IN the city resolved 10
"A IL do. to 40
add battalion Of the Turner schdtzen corps, five COM
papies Of Vsn Gilsas DE kalb Regiment "A IRE COM
Iauy from Union Hill the noble Duysins Zouaves,
nuuefols citizens, four hore baggage wagons, and an
emble:nntioal warhke tablran, drawn by ak line
homes and Consisting Of tent with soldiers on guard
aud specimens Of the colors the arms and the various
equipments OF our now Grand Army.
Among the so,ie les represented were the following:
New. Yorker Sangerblni, Social Reform Ges'Ig
Vereiu, Fidelin, Mozart Mannertaor, Arion Heyelia
Mannorchor, Dramatic Club, New-forker Rifle Corps
The associations o. Turner'S FROM BlOomiusdale, Will
liansbargh, Brooklyn, and the old Turner'S. who wero
tho original founcers Of the Verein all in their uni
form Of white. AT season.bl, hour ihs societies
formed in line opposte Turn Halle, in Orchard street.
,nd mafchsdto Grand street, where they were joined
by body Of ho Social Rcform~rs. thence through
Heater street 70 Metropolitan Hall, and sw,lled
in numbers rs they approached Union square, where
Ihey met the regiment At o clock
The dis lay Of society bhnLers, b0dges, and notices
numerically fine, tho most common being those Of
Turner SO c,ies exhibiting an ogling night owl with
torch in one claw and sword III the other, super
scribed by The word Bahnirei," Clear the track.)
In fir mt OF tie City Hall review by tho Common
Council ard presentations by private citizens, took
place. The Hon. Samuel Is. Rugglen presented dag,
and raid;
In behalf Of Mrs Chsss Edward Strong and other PATRIOTIC
sdes Of III. city Of New Yok, present Ills gia OF Ma
tonAl Flas for your regiment which they commit With
douDns ith TO brave aud loyal keeping To whom could
ihey more properly Htrt than TO you tie nea DESCENDANTS
tho Gsr thoso former GL amid tho
and sparkling waters VI the fsheIsnd bevuy bsed
liberty and freedom ssaas, tho cruel domination Of npeous
Gallant Germans friends and brethren we hail you follow
aud coeqUA ho Of nations destiny The and
Of poetry and science the b thpace Of Schiller aud DO.
and k-p has ~ to share fortunes aud
fate This roJdy eoui tu IL lrss III
IT, broad and Ing bosom stand fall togoth
very purpose that sought this western world You
here that OF tho present. generation might sjoy that
long dsed bat day cherished object every German heart
Aconyrern,ivs ard united nationality You ie0 your native
that might here breathe In Freedom the nyigorstng air OF
great uDitL ibdi se republic fou left without regret
you aud your drscsudan through coming ages might inhsb
and the land Of Washington thai yon might lawfully in
he ADD p-scsnuy Occupy tho great continental nation Of
bs globe stchng Ia unboAcn exp~ns from ocean 70
Mrs. Rupp, On behalf Of committee Of ladies'. pre-
senied, with q brief speech, regmental standard,
with notices Of the socisty OF Turner's.
Msa Sophie l.. Beisel presented also in behalf Of
committee OF ladies) tie German colors u black, red
and gold, and made neat speech, reminding the SOL
donors and those left behind their brothers and weep
ing sisters, hoping too, that they would DO gallapt,
and return with the prestige OF many victories.
Mrs. Stspps tall, masculine but fnely.spoken and
intelligent lady Of fortyfve who served private
diaon,sed under uecheY In The revolution Of 1913 do.