New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
THE TgIrMpHAL MARCH OF THE NINTf


The Old proverb says that HOPE deferred maketh
the heart sck but it is equally true that in the ma
lofty Of cases Patient waiting II no loss ttri'nl-
" II has been in respect 20 the departure o the 'h
Regiment Al the first call 10 arms by the President
this splendid regiment offered take the ed, and Ie
ceiyng assurances TINT il would be accepted at once
the muster rolls opened, and the recruits VINO
came swarmrg in were accepted untli Inc muster
showed a strength OF fun one thousand men, ipe
grafcr part Of The old members enlisted but AZ toe
iull Iegmental Omlement was not made mp reVeial
hundred recruits Were accepted, enrolled andeqpled
The Union Def, nse Committee being applied 20 for
aid, promptly advanced the necessary innd ana 10
briei line tie regiment ready for the held, with
the eXtel ton that they were without arms. lLeir
prospects for speedy departure, however, We're soon
dapeued ty the resignation, for private reasons of
COL Van Barren, and the City Gnaro, Company ~ Iost
il head by the resignaiiOn Of Capt. Manseia LOrd,
whose love for The South would not permit his leaulng
his commnnd to other service. For some tine the reg
rneut was in a disorganned condition, and series OF
dsheariening delays ensued, Which however iheApIc
able 20 the Iuen unavoidable since neither the
Governor, the Defense Committee, nor the " ar De-
partruent could order il 70 the field until its orsanza
ton was complete. Things finally got to such des-
Ipraie psz that half the ready to oin other
fe. nenis which had actua marching ordes, Gnd tncre
was fair prospect OF the disbandmcut Of the 9th
An election for officers beld a fortnight snce,
and resnted IN the choice OF Col lies formerly OF the
S.h Regiment, as Colonel. Tie Defence Committee
then procured from Washington authority TO send the
re egnieut 10 the sclt OF war, and accordingly, the
necessary provision for camp eqnpage having been
made in great hate the regiment WAS ordered TO take
its d. wlIturc Yesterday.
Ee.imeutal' line w,s 10 have been formed on Four
teenh street a, o'clock p. m bu, in consequence OF
the delay which seems inseparabe from all our military
movements line was formed until hearty clock
BY tbs tine dense crowd hhd aAseuoieI III .he N.o
ty If Union square, and the greatest enthusiasm was
disIlayed when the regiment broke into column ana
commenced lis march TO the Courtandtstreet Ferry.
As the front ratoon wheeled into Broaway the air
was rent with cheers, aud Tags and handkercmeis
waved at either side like the reeds on iiver pahh'
The progress down town WAS marked by equal eItau,
sasm ON the part OF the tens OF thousands VINO hcd
the street. and IA the lower part OF the clty was
reached the ovation really splendid. Every VIII
dow was ,d with gazeEs, every spot OF side walk Wa
covered, and tie long lines of policemen had great diff
fcnlty to restrain the mn,ses, which seemed deter
mined 10 surge into the street ana swallow up inc
quick marching platoon.
At almost every corner an engine OF hoseNarIlage
WA stationed and the gallant command was greeied
by such a ringing o. bells aud storm OF hHzas ~
only our New-York fremen cnn give. AZ many points
the great hags that oyerhi.ng the sidewaiks were
dipped ns the regiment marched past. Inc Nhil1us
plaioon. marched with unbroken front, and with
preci,on of tread that told Of much severe drliing
The Uniform Of the oh, dark blae with sereI teings
and blne forage zap trimmed win god cora ie no'
only beautiful bat servceable and IRON the Absence
Of such masses Of red the Zouave UNIFORM presents
the men are made les prominent targets Tor the enc
my. Even with all the delay which has preceded
heir departure tho men had 10 leave without arms,
but ther Enfield rifles ready for them ia Washing
ton No Doubt they will coon have occasion 20 IRE
them in which event trnft that the expectations
| of New-lork will not be disappointed. -
Tire regiment marched IN gocd order on poara tae
ferry boat and 81 Jersey City took SPECIAL tram ~
O'Clock for Philadelphia. Should no nnloFseen acci-
den. beinll them, they viii march up ienhsyiVsha
avenue at washington at an early hour inns aefhoon
DRPsIruEH OF TIE GERMAN RIFLES.
Col. Blenckers German Riies, NO strong, ieIJ iof
| Washington via Jersey City last evening. They
formed a. their quarters In Fourteenth street Palace
Garden the street being throneed with speet ators
| many Of whom were Germans, who had assembled u
insYrit their fellow countrymen IN The good Sause
| The regiment moved down Broadway to the Court
landt street Ferry olicitipg the highest eneomms by
their martial appearance. They reached the ferry and
| crossed to Jersey City abont O'clock Ihey WERE
accompanied by two Ambulance wagons.
| At JERSEY City thf. regiment was enthusias
| tically received by several Thousand ladies ane
gentlemen who he'd gregated in the spacious Depo'
and the tine appearance and soldorhke bearing oi Id
men ebcited general concentration. Ihey occupied ~
passenger aud live haggage Before Leaving, th
9TH New-York Req ment also arrived, and they occu
pied - Soy ne two thousand persons came owe
from New York TO bid their friends fareweii ana do
speed theu. May lersons who witnessed tne ssohiz
ing parting Of vlohers wives sisters and sweethears
could not resis shedding teas. Both trans were OIL
| 81 o'clock, ~ MD deafening cheers.
THE DEy EyARTuRE OF THE GARIBALDI GAURD
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