New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH sTEuEEN voLUN-
pHrD

teer.. Col John +. B.ndis, LETT tlelr Hnar'e's az
Landmunn's Third avenne, ut ter orioch y'o.e'"y
10 ming, IN accortnte with ten ilH o'e' w
bark Tor Fortr,s. Nonroe II il regiment i''omgrel
OF Germans among whom are - y, III o. o e
veferaBs OF i64S aid A.. Auog Ine ohlsis ~" reV-
raj German no,< men who are 'Nlts III - 'ou'ty,
having been & veo from their n.i'e H,nd on account
of n, ir svuaatly 0ith and activity ~ III struggle or
Germ,n Id. u, Dience in 1913. Sany oi Chem have
so teryel in the revolutionary struggles of Hungary
, nh Italy.
The deplrfnre Of the Stonbeu Rerimont was M de
The occssi for presenting them with .evrial ocrr'
The first which il tie tift of Ms. kal II ard Mrs.
Frances, Il kl,il, WAS presented by Alr. hapn at he
Steunen House, ia the B0wery. ODe oi tie lad es
recent ed the material while tie other en- b. ioesi
the tasteful cvi es upon IT, IL acilnson FIX Hag'
DO de- ed wi heivy yellow silk fringe. In The o.
ers are flower asteinlly embroidered On one sice
il portrait Of Baron >trut en- III nieuslnon we"tu,
Aih tie Ge oid Ameri' an il4ga bencitl ID snr-
rounded ~ he words, IN German, NLeie iAoeriy
dwell, + CT, ia our country On the rey,rse IL u
shield with Farb and Btipes aud wreath aero = sn'-
rounded bg the wo,ds, Seventh euben Regime't. e.
Afer u pre.eni, tiOn the lite Of mach Ts saned,
ON he eu im.ut arilv, al No. SJ Bowery, " ere
a set OF Guidp Coors were presented by Mr.; Va par
Scneds r. form e ly Sergeant Mayor Of tue te' enth,
OF which cot. BtudiX as Leutenaut.C Colonel.
Tleg lie ,oloIs are OF WI lie ell with the figure
il Ied aud t, in the center. Ibence the regiment
pro erdei through Grand stftet down hroadNht 10
the Ci,y Hall Wi e @ auut r.ud Uf colo wHs pre-
,es I'd b, ,Jadg, Dal ia tue OF An Ell ;n L. lee,
dee endast- of Germans wLO csue ~ New 70 k pre-
ii us to the Revolution. TIE coors coE-ist of an
Ane len rag, Vih the following inscription, I" ub
H. gimebt in live script and guide color, tie git
Of IN granddaughter OF Gen. Sleunen. Tue guide
c,oc il Of ricn green llk with Ii e4vy, clio 'nk
inlr, aud contains side the Cr're Oi tie DER
man Oidsr OF fid. lily. Judge Daly in presenting
tie Dig, said:
the aceep OF rIegiucui. sre the s Of wom-n en
Of Oldest iaic whose sneesto came ron
sriil
Tbough era by several tom those o. pran
birh German blood sl uini h. their ,rins feeoliLe
~i hic" the c,uhymen of their an e'oi'
up ms, when the unity u h - Sstc' - tnfea en-
man semineDt bon tells ,at when tie ancestor. Of Tie
Ge first pea'ed upon toe 'lnt o th' Men, tey
srie msde up u stihci noes "a" siaau-lS nc
nation calling tbom elves by the maze 81 Aemahni %
.ilds OF to then ,aiious lineage anu con
tr,m that uoi ed "ndit, they "eesuie OiAsn
sn'i naii5nsiie- and II bhs 'EcH bhh sssl 70 @
Oh speaking Oer tongue IN Oh. confederate o ramsay ~
ot1 to- which Or'nAp pst' have ""sses los thes
hurd oi yeaTs. q, d 'tiusy ed la vain ,
t. # Atlantic Alrin rli, ieoPe composed
m.uy rfederu'ed ecAer IL one nadoniy a. ta'
CONT ution % the ited -ie' we Lave ne
en,a n. Ion md tho.- rsog the Hs VI Secession would
naLe a. what Oermsn, no.. ia body Of isuoss but
State, viii oibsr ne nan consh snsuss, ID.
peid condi U-rsuy h. Of her arst, eraey
those wo ulJ llh .iaf ir.Ut here proclaim g.
the word ,h,, t~y c,i the sucracy " is country
You tie hrt Of the Gem isor Slo hAe rAen up
Al 20 IN defense county Ga thai bscon bore you
sn.y ed tie I'D ontnsntI uniform o. hsorO'nea 4.
p9fIrA OF that noble oeFusH sodisf "n"so ho"0''d
/,
iiied u the Of VAL ryd under tue lesderhiP VI b'
gr. a. commander IS, SegD, qlsd ~ u4ui ious
oarf III service volunteer lie va Tie 'scd'u q oer
Rcvlui I0,pvctnr Orue'l of the Ameiean sis' ne
Al-d ilY Yunrcy dis cd oop. sud iasht lcu o., AT
- ,l,b VI, Es,,s ,,d vim the isht. II Yo'EopEt
hen Revolution re fe-vied coiutfy
"a. nonir ard hi. body buried s'iL tL tine
Wien officers ,be uHied Ss.. Army hid iishuy a.,
ob,s alton OF their honos lLrH oslL q nay BE- NOD 70
nenb'r hoW s'eehen r'g"dre th r''' of ,'.or' = hen
spscof Ocn'rs "a Nifsti he h-@d amour ih' f
a. oi Arnold be- Ode ed '1e ,oeus isn 10 'tp
Ies,set S,r enlist you b, the name Of ,r,itor"
IL" uOt my fault sAid he eerai Whs' oue' nsme eau
lar, ~is," the reply and tho solder enlisted by The
of Sieuh-n.
, ~ H., m. ,i~l, IL. iss :. sn,of.
the brhe of craes sod dfg,e- Will could ,.ssf br
hs Wa ~. then h. tfuo nv soldier, have
passed the Gsrn' Ia ade'y sisoo-n "a PIE snty d'
es bad copircd him thu Of the Order 81
,ssa Il va. the one b. .l- az. wo. b. "a. request It va
Red with him Tue i,ds. ~hom 'es, ,hSush' ,a.
you could With worhiss sJsbol than sru0sn'
ITos ef ftsl Ih,5 h. .eeo dosy hsd Il c. isd from ,Ds
the Uuied wh it, CLUSTERED and g, ui.ny memo
m s S,id k,ssess . 'S os 80 ji.p T
You eqaife eIho.ts;ion s,aLd
teen hubdr years sosw.rs Tor you
Col Bendix returned thanks for the nags, and prom
ssd for Liuself aid lis regiment that he fax rhould
never be dsgraced, nor star allowed TO disappear
They would respect il, and be faithful 10 tho Consu
lion and the Union.
A marching rr view then took place, while the Reei
mental Band performed patriotic els. Daring the
tive ceremony the portrait Of Seuben, from the Gov
ernor ROOM oil layed on the balcony, and was
frequently cbeefed by the tOdlefs. The balcony was
filed ~ilh ladies. After the review, the regiment
marched through Broad~ay and Warren st'eot TO the
steamer Empire City. large assemblagc Of friends
Of the so iers accompanied tie regideut during the
march. We subj ia "a list OF tie Oih,cTs:
r. t.tuut. r. K.is Ma
C.'pa K.ie' Adjuian', l. schsf.ef oes'te er. wm.M
J.c1i Chaplain. REV D.. Foor.eh
Coupsry A Capt G,-bel, Lieut. Becker Euzn Thibsn,
CoaPany c-csp 1S.iel Leu, Bassar-r Ea.S
Company O-CsPI rfshcr, Lieut. Hermann, Kasisn KIsrer
Company E-Cat Au'eis Lieut. heHinson, EH'sn slO.e-
company F-Csp Loui,hocheim Liout Brsu.n Ensa IIo.
Company Cert KAT Lieut. Diey Ensign Edier
Company h-Cspt Schoenio0eT Lieut. fsia kn.isn Oisu-
Company I-Clpt Be,hon lieut.. sch.ed- Eu.isn Allen.
Company h-Cspt "TaissN. Lieut. WeicefhOli Ensisu
The elnba-kslion took place at oclock, but owing
to the delay 10 shipping tie baggage, the yersel bad
not len the dock at o'clock, and probably remnined
imiie the bar until thiS morniUg. During the delay
tie best feeliog existed among the soliiers, WHO
ammed themseves by singing songs, prominent among
which the "Jnbellerah." The regiment is fully
arIned and equipped, with knapsacks hayersaeks oai,-
teens, blankets, and 0yefc0ats. Teuts and camp
eqnipage also shipped by the Empire City, to-
yeti er with ID OOJ bail cartridges. The destination s
Fortress Monroe.
NINTH REGIMENT LEAVES TO-DAY.
HEADouAKTkRs 9IH Rs0WKsT N. Y. a.Ml
May. n 1851 !
GESAKNs OsDER No 9The members II n . command are
hereby directed % sisefnble for (sihon as in u
Unoin. with knspsscks and rolled
s'nngton sq1lfo ,1th side, hight on Wooster street.
Ssi lrdsy sfeTnoOn, q, 2 o'clock.
E.ey required prepared departure to
which ed b. " h. su'ife ait IA complete order tho
egu,rnt will msrch n nledaey after be rosdI
3akes shoes 8c vii besupIied the Tequsion Of Com.
dabts OF compsbes by Qutrtsrmsser Heunqurs head
usrers. No. II University place
Al fh. officers aud officers OF the regiment