The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12
CITY NEWS.
The Wilson Regiment.
ITS RECEPTION IN THIS CITY.

Regiment, under command Of Col. Henry Will
son, (Senaior from Ma.sachusctts) and Capt.
Follett's Battery Of Flying Artillery, have
been under marching orders for week past.
The regiment will leave Boston this (Tueslav)
afternoon Tor New York, reaching hero early
tomorrow morning. The Battery leo yes'er-
day (Mrnday) evening and will reach this city
this afternoon.
The arrival Of these fno corps in our city, !,
TO DO made the occasion Of fine reception by
the resident "Sors If Massachusetts," assisteii
by very many Of our own most dstingpi hod
citizens. The battery, which will b, tho frs, 10
arrive, will be quArterod IL one of the Harlem
Railroad depots, the recos, cassons horses, etc..
Icing placed I" large yard in the vicinity, ani
await tue arrival Of the regiment Three depots
Of inc Harlem Railtoad, having been rendered
r. the Superintendent Of the New Haven Rail
| road for tho accommodation Of the regiment and
battery, Col. Flank +. Howe has had thom q :
ted with the necessary Accommodation for
| 400 men, a large car house being used as an
mpromptu restaurant, an oven and large boiler
having lcen built for the cooking Of ra,ions,
coffee, etc and three leng tables ranged from
one end 10 the other.
On Wednesday morning, tho Sons will give
| grand breakfast TO tho officers Of tue Re- Uncut
and Battery, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, al
which the following psrson. WI. be present. -
Gov Morgan ana stu, Hon. Geo. Bi'c'of',
VIM; Cullen .,IyGnt, Gen. sherman, J. J. Cis-
CO. H.rim Barney, +. Petit, jonathan Sur
gee, T.. Wctmore, A. I. Stewart, Thurljw
Weed, the army officers stationed in this city.
including ca. 1ompkins, NJ. n EIton anil
others; Rov. Dr. Bellows, R',. DR.. Ch.n,-
Vim. Allen Butler, tie So. Of C,npoc,,cn -
and Tho Son Vi Misachusott., in large MN,
bers.
| A. the breakfast, the Rev DR.. Bellows viii
~ b, bali OF the Sons OF Massachusetts,. wei ,one
Col Nll'On TO thi, city, 20 which the latter W m
respond, aud otucr sp5' ches are expected from
49," Ncr' tltle DIR. Iirrpont the Chaplain of tA,
Il, gin,., br. C1apil, jas. I. Brady C,p,ain
tu.lctf, ard o hci,.
Daring tie breakfast to the officers, tho rank
aud nlc vii also brcaAias, substantially, as
above stated.
| d. ring the br, .kfs.t tho hotel. one Of our
mot popular cleo clubs will sing "Thc Sword
Of liutkU Ill and Other Appropriate SONGS.
and Dolwortl's iull band (Which has been en-
| RaLed 10y the sons To perform for their oscorD
| Will p aV -'vcral national air..
| A. ~ O'Clock the regiment and battery will
form thrco idcs Of hollow square in front OF
the hotel, the men forming fifteen deep when
| James I. Brady in au address 10 the command
as Sohhcys, will pre"nt IN Amer can standard
| to Col. " ilsOn,t which the latter will respond
AtIer the pr .ontation economics, the column
| ID dsworths Bard
| The Sons of MasJsc husctts
Ihird Massachusetts Artllery-Cap.ain Fo,lett.
Regmen'al Band.
| The PC Massachusetts, Volunteer Regiment
Colonel Wilson.
/ opimental WaUons Amhu1ancoa 60
The column Will march down 9th avenue to
| 1ih street, up 18th street to Washin rton' :
Statue, TO which a marching salute viii he paid,
thence Gown Broadway, halting at the Park,
where coffee will TO served to the men; after
which they will proceed TO the Battery ami en-
bark for their destination.
The whole force numbers over ! 400 men, and
| have tine requisite number Of wagons, &c., and
2jO horses; arc fully armed and equipped, ready
| for immediate service.
| The Sons Of Massachusetts, will meet in ons
Of the paTlOrs Of the hotel, and elect officers to
| command them as battalion, and several la
dies, daughters of the old Bay State, will be on
| hane to aiiN the badges. Those not already
| having tickets will apply to Col. Howe, 2O3
Broadway, or at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel today.
Peoples NOMINATING CoSvESrIoN.-The
Cooper | stitute Peoples Union Nomination
Cony ention, last evening nominated for Dis
| triCt Attomey,M Richard O'Gorman. The fol-
lowing nominations for Coroners were made:
Dr. Louis Naumann, Frederick Olmstead, John
| Wildey and George W. Matsell.
| il was resolved that the delegations repre-
senting the different Senatorial Districts, meet
| in their different districts TO nominate candi-
dates for the approval of this Committee, and
that the Assembly Districts delegations act in
| the same manner.
The Committee then adjourned till Thursday
night.
REruuMcAN County CONFERENCE.-The
Republican County Convention held an adjourn
ed meeting last evening, at the Republican Head
| quarters.
1 Mr. Joseph Hoxe received the nomination for
| County Clerk.
For Supervisor, Mr.. o, Blunt, received an
| unanimous nomna ion.
For Sheriff, w. r. Stewart was nominated.
The nominations for Coroners, were: DIR. T..
| Collins DIR. Lewis Nauman, DIR. ii. b. Willard,
DR., J. W. Ramsey.
1t was then resolved TO appoint Committee
consisting of one member from each ward, with
power to choose from among themselves a sub
committee Of seven for the purpose of confer
ehce with other Union organizations. The
delegates from each ward were allowed TO
choose their own man. This Committee having
been appointed, the Convention adjourned sub
| ject to the call of tho chair