New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

Cow Andrew II Massachusetts, il making streua-
Ous eNeiilns 10 effect tie traIser of thlee coinpa
MES from tie Mozart Regiment, New-ior@, to o
re.lreut from bis own state. These men belong 70
Massachuseis, and came on here at an early day to
emil. in the Mozart Regiment. Massachusetts being
tardy In getting her troops in the field, these men
came to New-York and joined the Mozart Regiment,
in the hopes of accomplishing their Object sooner
than if they joined regiment from Their own state
No action has yet been taken in the premises by the
Secretary of War.
JOHN BROWN, IRIS sHARPsHooTERs.
This company consisting OF 90 men, under the
command OF John Brown, jr., was Ia Chicago on
Monday. The company has been IN camp AT
Cleveland about month, and Is composed Oi NUM-
ers uul1ermen &C.. all irst-rate sbots and capa5le
of enduring hardshps snch az would kill ordinary
man. The Captain, John Brown, lr., Is man ap-
paenly about 80 years of age, large well-bmlt, OF
a somewhat iord conn loxion, aud firm and decided
look-iull OF energy and daring The men have
been enlisted principally from the States Of New
York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. Their destination
Is Kansas, where they are TO be attached TO Mont
gemerys 81 Regiment, Kansas Brigade.
GRAFTON TO TIE EIGHTH REGIMENT CONNECII-
cur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Al
STAND or CoLORs BY THE SONS or con-
NECrICUT.
Yesterday was made the occasion of grand oya-
ton to the Sth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers
now encamped at Camp Buckiugham Jamaica Long
leland, By the Sons Of Connecticut resident in this
city. The Permanent Committee, with their Chair
man, X. II. MeCurdy, and large delegation of tie
Sons OF Connecticut, accompanied by number OF
ladies, proceeded during the morning 10 the camp,
where they were received by Col Harlan. About
2 o'clock in the afternoon reglmental line was
formed, when Mr.. j. III. Amy, the State agent Of
Connecticut, welcomed the regime nt in au appro-
prite address. He said in the course Of bis remarks
that Il was certifying to the Sons Of Connecticut
TO meet Col. Harlan aud his command ON sueh an
occasion, and extend TO them cordial welcome and
hearty greeting.
lie was happy an opportunity was thus afforded
to cheer them onward, and wish them God-speed,
as tDey went forth TO fight for their Countrys honor
aud their country Dag. lie hoped the same spirit
which animated their iaters in The struggle for the
blessings and the liberties which We have enjoyed,
would nerve them for action, and that their deeds
on the battlefield would be rs brave and yict orous
as theifs Forget moi, lie said, the martyrs OF our
own day; our Winthrop, our Ward, and our Lyon.
Remember that you 90 forth upon nigh and holy
missions that TO You, and such a. YOU are Int. listed
the hopes and the life OF great patton. Remember
that thousand eyes arc upon you; that thousand
hearts will thrill with JOY at the news OF your sue
cess or will mourn over your defeat. During your
STAY among Us we shall endeavor 10 make you feel
that yOu are surrounded By those who take lively
interest in your comfort and welfare; ana wnen you
depart hence. our best wishes Will follow YOU Allow
ne to introduce TO you Gen: Wetmore VINO, tnoagh
long resident Of York, is still proud OF being
son Of Connecticut.
SPEECH OF NR. WLrMORR.
Col. HARLAN: i have a most grateful duty to
perform. II is 10 present to yon, aud through You
to your regiment standard bearing on us iolds te
e,nbleula.ical insignia Of the noble and patriotic
State which sends you forth as defenders OF the
Constitution and laws, 10 qutll rebellion, and to mp
hold the honor OF the national flag. In fulfilling this
duty, | shall take leave 10 utter Jew WORDS OF
counsel OF encouragement, Of conhdenee You have oeen
Welcomed 10 yonr Camping ground by the honoIed sSent Of
the Chief Executive Magistrate Of the STATE 81 Oohheeea
SITE I..dsnt in the Cisy OF NewYork. A. this the fret
age Of your progress toward the field Of conflict your bs
. b.,c ome ont I'd cheer you the march 1hs
lily hose shores have recsh,y passed has told you by
ICE forest Of mas' The tory Of s commercial career Of en
he dw eng OF million Of Inhabitants have spoken to you
the language which ConaecIieas men VII understand Of Its
While tho,s Of It's people who their birth to Connecticut
ar, proud the city which has become their dweirg place
and which molly iufs its destiny the commercial metro
polls o. the Western Continent yet they cen ueye forget the
place Of their bh the land Of theif Affection the home Of
their fathers In the terrible rersrses which have isen 80
suddenly upon the country the SAe OF Newf ORA has STOOD
up mnniny In patriotic duty II has contributed Ieey o. u.
v, citizens ranks Of the Army, and II it, abundant
mean. Tcpensh the national treasury u - foT Inst A.
Connecicut proud af our adopted state hSh hs
thu, made with all other loyal communities
As srcc and wicked rebellion In all the elsnsnaei Pati'
o.s devotion heretofore Ma"schgseits
and al of land saiy shoulder TO shoulder with New
York and stand e by aide In the 'front.' rank Of the nsons de-
Tense III not =, 9s SIR 70 .sm'qa fol s 49,. a
the Cor neBis line Of the Army Of tho ht.o9iion heE
record loyalty and bravery Of her son, ~ tha Jay rs
the hghs that above the city Of boton ~ the
ensoaater between Tie gssd Pa.o.
der stood IN the breach with bis Minute Men nr snd
ppnt,J L.n the bsyone, charge made a. II esch man
bsd been bewn rom the granite quarry the mphre Hills
The gallant soldier fell In the hour 81 victory on wen
fought ieJ lying almost in ,rhi Of your camp His esosy
whom any nation misht be p.old Inc 'nsntne.s :" ns
hat tell. the stoy OF the present day. ar in the Wet
wcss oyay striving to withstand the ;arss' Of rsSeon
70 ,,sy o proEes, OF adverse force Of helnng
b.rs Tho OF h beautiful memory se' 20 DAY Rom
no field erimsoned by his blood sppeoling to righteous
Powcr fos Judgment Ills muraerons sssailants never
the town Of Ashford IN Conoes.icgt but woad gladly
owns the Glory Of having given birth TO hnowon and Lyon
poet Connecticut in three lines, pays Poper tribute
10 their memory;
Green be the turl above them
None knew them bat to love them
Nor named them but to praise"
IN TRACING t further the OF Connecticut IN eennec
ton wh the s,s,Dgw take leave to h.t you
Sir have sready borne honorable part N the coh'st ~
drawn in presence Of enemy and only returned 70 me
scabb,d whom al Of soldiers duty had been tA.t per
defeated enemy was suffered to enjoy the name aud the nut.
q victory te a Ind g connte,sa. % a1 ~ ,5.
Gsg While retarni.s to tsI scsmPnent ate, ne BALE
sn,nty prudent thr peculiarly their OWL they gath
o-td and re.oTed TO the authorities the arm. End coup
duty sud honor OF sncb example. OF s.Antry and coed
conduct Connecticut men, yon mty Wen be proud het tue
the 81 sud 3D. and you State viii hail retern with
cheerful plaud. and grateful cstlmonias The State We
honor la. another subject for cords corsraulson Her
Chei Msgls,rae Gov Buckin Chem. has eyincsd by his
Games, patriotism his great administrative ability, snd Ia.
true andoy energy OF character that he worthy to wisd
the power inrus,cd hhands by the people OF Connecticut
An! now SIR, 10 place this banner in your change,
knowing well that the trust will be vindicsed by your
duct In camp the march the field aud that In the
n sp Of noble motto, wherever Il be planted BY 5orr
Au3s IL will he sustained eds be by your - The flag
o State OF nation Is the symbol Of duty faith OF sle
1, .ie the symbol Of law and order-of power protection
AID nationality extended the citizen who owns aud
the soldier who defends iiwhereyer be unurled In the
trus spirit the responsibility thus implied your part and
with this ,oemn charge conde 10 your vsor and Integrity