The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01
THE MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ELEVENTH MASSACHU
RETTS VOLUNTEERS.

SETS VOLUNTEERS.
RECEPTION By THE SONS OF MASSACHUSETTS IN
TIE PARK-sPEKCHEs OF RICHARD WARREN AND
DIR. LUTHER E. BELL-DEPARTURE OF THE TROOPS
FOR WASHINGTON VIA BALTIMORE.
Thesarrivn Of the Eleventh regiment Massachusetts,
Volunteers Colonel Clark, from Boston yesterday morn
ing was the occasion Of grand celebration the part
Of the sons Of the old Bay State residing New YORK and
iss vicinity. Long before the regiment arrived depu
tation of four hundred citizens, headed by Mr.
Richard Warren ard Frank Howe Jr repaired to pier
No North river and there awaited the arrival OF the
steamer With rare promptitude in these military times
the Bay State arrived at her wharf few minutes after
the appointed hour and before the heat OF the day
experienced the men were safely gotten ashore.
The regiment formed Yves. street. and escorted By
the of Massachusetts, marched up Broadway towards
the PsrkI large crowd Of persons accompanied the
and cheered the soldiers loudly they passed
along. AT the Howard Hotel and the Aston House the
applause must have been very gratifying to the gallant
feows and as they passed into the Park they met with
oss hearty reception from the many thousands assem-
regiment and the procession halted In front Of the
City Hal! the aseembsgs were treated to the {" Star
Eleventh thea went through short exhibition drill and
although they were only encamped for about two weeks
previous to starting for the seat Of the they wen,
through the manual Of arms in splendid style.
Mr. Richard Warren was then introduced to the officers
OF The regiment by Mr. Howe, and delivered toe follow
ing congratulatory address
COLONEL CLARK AND OFFICERS OF THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT
MASSACHUSETTS, VOlUarxRs-A portion OF the OF Mas
sachuset,s living in the great city Of New York have
left their usual avocatons to greet you this morning
you pass through midst your march to Washing
ton and the battle field OF freedom We congratulate you
You will be recorded In hstnry having fought n one
Of the greatest battles I'll he human race was ever en-
gagged in and you should .e proud OF it, Of Aassa
chusetts. The glorious old Bay State behind
hand when she was called upon to perform her duty
towards preserving the liberties OF the people and main
tanning the laws Of the constituted authorities. vas
pleasure greet the or the First
regiment that passed through this city their way to
Washington. Some Of them were from Lawrence ard I
feel proud now OF having shaken hands With the martyrs
who we're CLAM by the ruthless mob At Baltimore saw
the men Of the Fifth regiment too, and such
scene witnessed 10 New York since the evacuation of the
British as that which occurred the passage OF that
gment through this city. The troops marched down
Brosdway With seady, solemn step and with counter
through the streets they greeted With SUCH cheers
az never before were heard in this great city You are
now on your march TO the battle fed from the place
where Washington rst reared the standard Of freedom
You will pass through Baltimore Two regiments
have gone there before you, and you will go too Toe
frst enc passed thu ough there the 10Th OF April and
the second one on the 18th of June Oh think Of those
dates aud let them nerve you FOR the coming struggle
And az you go through Baltimore think Of Whitney LadC
and Needham and be not asham med 70 weep the late
Of those martyrs who fell while CALAMITY defending their
country's flag ard nations capital. Miserable Bal.i
more, called the Monumental City, her mc5t lasting
monument is the disgrace which she has brought upoS
herself by the dastardy assault upon Massachusetts troops
IS they passed through her streets on their way 90
Washington for the defence of the nations capital ZAP
plause Miserable Baltimore Az q punishment sor her
crime she is now humb,ed at the foot Of Massachusetts,
Governor loud cheers), and IT shall be with every
community that dares to assa and murder the sors OF
Massachusetts, Talk Of compromise, Is there man in
your regiment who would compromise this thing now
(Cries OF Nc no") No compromlse without coSnDets
and unconditional submission to the government. hrs.
tCries OF "Gocd, goodD Now. gentlemen, will not de-.
tain you for have co doabt tired OF speeches
If we had known you were coming in time we would
have been better prepared for you We knew nothing
or your INTENDED visit until yesterday, and cannot
ten1 10 you aOytliCY more tNln what bAr-aCSG
afford. You will be in Washington on the Four;t'
5a'hs vd sS1G sn oa Of our n
which are now forming throughout the country could De
in Washington on that DAY TO hear that glorious docu
1t was to fathers in years gone past know that
you will do your duty and that the OF the old Bay
w thu os o Ss %as
DC not mean to IN ierre the services
Of any other State The State Of New York-the Empire
New York alone has no less ihaa twsntyone reg
ments to the seat OF war. (Rerewed applause Massa
cnSastts feels more endesred to New York than ever
and her son3 In this city prevented from marching
under the banner Of the cid Bay State they have tbs
qualification OF knowing shat there s equally honor
DR.. Luther Bell Surgeon OF the regiment responded
on behalf of Colonel Clark, and spoke substantially
follows
Mr.. WARREN Sons or MASSACHUSETTS, AID Fnsow .Crr
zzNs GREAT CiIY OF New York; is indeed al
honor that any man might well feel proud OF to be de-
Eleventh regimen. Massachusetts, Volunteers for your
nd reception We needle 40 greeting in language the
countepance Of every human being that eyes res.
upon is expressive than words We feel extremely
yrated at the honor sou have done and will not
orge. your kindneas We 90 feel that we have con,e
rom noble city. We come from around Bunker
3 Shadow q sa, s's,. PIE Thch @ 1sa tie
md from Cambridge and many other spots stained with
be dist blood OF the Revolution We Know well what
ast proportion New Eass,s sa az Ys to he
eel PR I'D OF IT, We are now going to sustain the be3t
government that ever existed, ana know that when
you hear CT the htoIy Of the Eleventh regimen. Massa
husetts Volunteers it will not be tale stained with dis
lonor. cloud applause We Will return with cur
shields, Or on them tkerewsd applause Believe ne
mat feel the high honor which you have conferred
lpop us, and we will never forget yeur courtesy.
Tbe speaking being over the regiment passed into the
The ocers at the Invitation Of the committee proceeded
10 the Astor House and Jared sumpsuously on the
oest that s.etsoI could furnish. After dinner the
,umed Their march for Washing tor The regiment pass
cd down Broadway about three O'Clock and were soon
afterwards on board the Kill Won ku, bound for WASH
ugton via the New jersey Central Rslrcat, to Eais-
burg and Baltimore.
The Eleventh Massachusetts, regiment. previous to TIER
starting from Boscn were encamped Az Camp Cameron.
they enlisted in April last, and sworn into the
United States service about three weeks ago They nl
ber $50 men, and are all armed with smooth bore
iprir gfeit uskets 10 point OF equpage no regiment
perhaps has exceeded The Eleventh Their camping ar
npon their duties With no Iesa than twenty.ve
baggage wagons and eighty horses, 50 complete,
indeed their Arrangements THAT they wiz be depend
aut the government for nothing except food aad an
nuntlou. The men looked remarkably well and will 10
DOUBT prove themselves splendid Asht.ng naataEiaI
The folio Erg is n list OF the OTHERS
Fssld-Colouei, George Clark, "; Lieutenant Colonel
" iam 2lis el: Major, Geo Tllestoa
soft Acjnsaat s-owuel Granger; Suraeoa, Dr. Ii
Their f. Bal; assistant Surgeon, JOHN Fog, Quarter
Siaster, J L9ken; s'a1t cia.te-mss'sr, GEO W
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Dr. B. Captain =. Henry Davis; COMPANY G, Capteiu P
b Tslpp; Company D, John " Buffers; Compan? Z, j
R. Bgeiovi COMPANY F. usptain leonard Gordon; com
psay G, Captain Hu. O. Also Company q, Captain Sal.
den psge Conla7y l. Captain Bauj snt1F Wright; Con'
pany x, Bauj Sttong, Jr
ZAP OF EASTERN VIRGINIA..
schaus OF No 62s Broadway, has jus. issuei neatly
printed mp Eassern Virginia. rather that portion
o. Il insusicg Fortress Nouros RIP Ra9s Eswprs Eeas
Kctfos aud oher Localities Of the Il Of war
there To m,p vel lustraes the relative positions OF
these varioJs military t1d naval posts, a1d a. tue game
t,ne exhibits the sccod.ofs OF the vsas acproacaes
thereto by Hampton Roads and Elizabeth river.