The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-28
MOVEMENTS ? TROOPS IN NEW YORK.
DBPARsuRA OF COLONsL BLEShER'S RE-
.SrhENT FOR WASHINGTON.

sk their departure yesterday evening from Palace Gar
ss where they ned been qoarterei for time psst
fer Abe nstsop capital t. Join their brethren in Ia
ssssdiDs the constitution the laws aad tho great pruc
yies Of liberty. Prom an early hour in the forenoon
ysas aHder was the Of the creates. itenent
Ae Sives sisters and relat generally OF the deas
hs soldiers m the arden large numbers sooer'
hg their own peculiar vernscullr, and rushing about
vita fisnnc geecscustions Each knspss,k was dra~n
rom the p which stood in the Garden win ascrs'y
sash sssonet fixed, and everything got IN reah'
aea foD' the start. At ave O'Clock me regiment
10 The nunbsr of eight hundred sad twenty
seven men m uttered Fourteenth street, opp 's'se
Palace Gar den, where dense crowd had assemolea 70
Ssd ocupGod speed Having gone til -eash some mitlry
mar yres tbey thro wn iato marching order when
New o. oceeSed to Broadway, and thence by Goa andt
sssee, 10 Jersey City ferry Although the aspect OF
ne veaaAeE somewhat threatening 1t did not deter
Ne Hnots citizens of both sexes from an'masEs eroad
vay-xnt liant th0rooe which, has ceOtrbntef
90 m1Dy w. api spectscles Tor the qualification OF the
casual w. onsnd amidst rushrg crushing che sring
Jam hIg the eighth seg Dent Of Germsn hes mace
aheF way 10 ,he ferry me Garibaidi Gus I'd
perse1 depart about the AMI this
lent additional attraction essed Ou.
q abe fair imam usual witness tho marching Of Ihe
GAsoad'ans in their CAV though unpresening unl'orms
n later regiment, however, Sill not dsp.. uat thus
Bssvnoec, ~ 9Th be under the app opriate head
fho German Rites arrived in Jersey ciy about sir
SeOok ana go. boa,d ssecisl visiting 10
ary th on ana which started soc ts after for WasA
hg,sn. The regiment OF Dne, hardy set Of fl
Dve, who doabt, wal do donor I, aud OF tn sir
ss vy az well Cd that Of their aaeption IN the struggle
ne foaosng Is fun list of the ofioers:-
Dssose Louie Blenker; Lieutenant Colonel, Jal,us s.
NAAel MAJOR, Andrew Lutx, AdJatant, JOhr ffzscsk;
Qosst master DR.. Charles scS lite; Surgeon, Or Ru
40 - secker Assistant furgson, Francis s'aekly ser
FssDt MAJOR Ernst ReiDess fife Major, Ocnrsd McnE;
nrnR MAJOR, Daniel @lgsrd
0s~poay A.-cAp.au, Bammerstein; First Lieuten
ma, hu'Yaum; second Lieutenant 6nstsv s,ruse
Cs~pG'ss -'aptan, A. Pokorny; Fret Lieutenant,
wssam Aneersen; second Lieutenant, Hesket
01paws Captain, S.nmp.; Fra. Isutepsnt,
4 aeIzberg; secoad lieutenast, Charles Ct AUS.
osspaHs y -captain, c. Rast; first Lieutenant, W
Keyner; -ccobd Lieutenant, rheurksut.
N~Jory R.-Captain. ! Forstner Flrs. Lieutenant,
krcnerbecle,; second Lie1terant, Schultz.
Nmr any r-Captaib, +. Gilman; First Lieutenant
- bs,g ger: Second Lie uteuant, Baum.
Isrpdss G-capta n A hum; First Lieutenant,
A eeDser; Second Lieutenant s'sse'o
CsDTasy H-9aptan, Max Kron First Lieutenant, l.
EB9ls second Lieutenant, g. Paul..
Company Captain, c. V. Hettrick; Fi's. Lieutenant
II Maei err; Second Lieutenant, Brandt.
Qnroas K.-Captain Fraacis Wutscnel; Pirst Lieuten
ant, ". schumacher; Second Lieutenant Weth
1ss with Them, they are promised first class
thsir arrival IN Washington
A member OF Colonel Benker's German RGes, ned
nosavus A. Paule united in the hoty bonds OF mat
vsDony to Bis Charlotte Mayor by Mayor Wo,d. l1et
10 the departure of the regiment t. the seat OF
var Quite a number Of their frenus present TO
witness the ceremonies.
IN cur biographical sketch CT GONE OF the oce-s Of this
PeHinent publish ed in the HERALD OF yesterday. slight
Ahiake ccurred in relation TO Colonel 8epkers position
IN the C,tc,sn army Although officer Of yea, worth
saA;ed In rsprt 10 the German vouti however,
bs commanded division OF the National Guard, Of which
10 was Co.onel.
DEPARTURE OF TIE NINTH REGIMENT.
The Ninth regiment N. Z. g. NJ has at last left the
sity and gone to the They among the first t,
volunteer but false promises had been held out them
md nambere of recruits, able bodied men, who
nnISous 10 70 into service having left lucrative positions,
compelled TO join other regiments wait for
a off Rv o.
tsss the part of the friends of the regiment and
unt az the corps had volunteered for three
years, were their services accepted and arrangements
nase Tor their departure. They were to have lett on
ennsy, but in The hope that they would receive their
equipments complete, they delayed their departure until
ss evening and then they compelled TO 90 minus
ther rluske!s.
The regiment New York State militia resolved about
Aree hundred stands OF muskets; bot their bondsmcn
hsre would ooasent TO their taking these with
non Thus the regiment compelled - 70 with
sst Sher weapons, from the fact that they tod up
With much red tape TO be IMPOSE ole TO unite the
sme In the regiment sh ,ulo be attacked on tho
ssat their only means OF defence would be their rcvo
gers ard u ks
Ine order fer the assembling Of a,.,, tho rsg
from twelve O'Clock until leaving the annoy the
tcops we're kept busy, arranging for the march
OF people, relatives and friends OF the Ninth
r.gine nt gathered about the amor! to give them
htarey farewell greeting Al three O'Clock some OF fhe
marching 10 Union squire, 10 form Ia
battalion After four clock two lol1s OF blankets
arrived, which then and there distributed. Ao1
uoppDgcr after formed the regiment liz march
ing order shortly after the line Of march taken
mp The taken by the regiment was frou, four.
seenth TO Broadway down Broadway TO Oortandt
srse, where they took the boat for Jersey City, and
haded there at about seven clock.
The walks and streets through which the regiment
paAsed fairly lined with people, and To gay that tn
trespe received with great enthusiasm would
Ides-they received perfect oy alton Men,
women and children were there cheering Justify or
avinp q
line Of Broadway brought out their apparatus,
decked with Tags ana az the passed they burst
hrL the most desfeping cheers. Gre member Ills
worth the rally cry Of the remen and the gallant
the Ninth clenoned their lists and their compressed
hpe plainly Indicated that they did remember the coward
spd brutal onslaught and the foul assassination Of the
unfortunats Colonel Tls worth by repeating that hal
hwed name, wound which had only Just been INF eted
opened afrcsh and the invocation 10 remember the
death OF the young Colonel though intended for the
" some two or three men IN tue hne ran Ike an
electric sho X through the entire regimen,
The Ninth regiment Is composed chiefly OF American
young sod comprise as intelligent SCI OF troops As
left the city. Tneir martial bearing aud tne ap
pearance created not little applause during their march
aArspgh Broadway. Colonel stiles takes on; with him
thousand men vel drilled aud thoroughly convcrsant
with the Of The nroock. on Their arrival al Wash
hgton they VIII receive their arms.
The field and stan tlcers well selected. Colonel
esles late Of the Eighth regiment, needs no comments
hands Lieutenant Colonel Hallieki tor many
snicer
NEW. Fshor an eminent physician Of this city, dis
safded all ms buano5s fenis and accom- pealsd tho
regiment az rosi66ntl surgeon The doctor = surgeon
II abe first class.
Having been IA practice fourteen years the doctor
k&yes a lucrative practice and msaifests hs patriotism
his country by leaving very poasany home, intcr
estng family and business and joins the gallant warriors
Of the Ninth regiment Nearly all the OIL 5crs SIM
krly sitcated
The railroad depo. also presented very animal ne ap
pesrance Every available nook and corncr occupied
by spectators 10 witness the departure OF the New York
troops The Eighth regiment, Colonel BcnAcr, being IN
readioes 10 leave before the Ninth regiment, The raa
bearing them left the Depot nj about oght O'Clock when
grand rueh made tor Tie opposite platform from
which the Snth 10 start Ine usual formalt
of leave taking occupied considerable time, aRd
fev minutes before nuc clock the locomotive sounded
abe signal and twenty whked oct % depot
wymg ss gallELt a set Of u-eu u ever lived
The regmcc )eared on their parade IL fatigue uni
sorm the overcoats BE- rolled thor kugpsCSs ard
presented q Sne Appearance The destination Of LAG
regiment is Wellington