The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09
MIlnARYmuyrmrHls IN NEW YORK
ruD nm KAI.R REx1IMENT.

MIIIJ AWvi0VveWEuLo IN ME- sS""'
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THE DE KALB REGIMENT.
ruRIR MAKcH DOWN TowN-MAR0HING sALofn ~
THE UNl ON DKFRNCE COMMITTEE AND mn
wIrrUAus, THE REGIMENT KNrhusiAsTIoALL
CHIERyp A.ONG THE R0UTE-FACTs AbooT III
CORPS, ETC, ETC.
Ao,ar ruu.,ors DELAYS occasoned by the non-supply
Of proper equipmen s tho De Kao regiment, o'iono H1
pold Won Gilsa left tNer enoampmen's a. 'no
aud Hamilton parks at tnree oco0k soo'''uA'
and took I'M the route vi marsh to the federal capai
The c.mns in the mornh g presented lively and AMI
ated the strA ing Of tents packing or nedi
cal stores and Furnishing tho firearms were the order
tina day Colonel Won elisa acted very wisely In pro
bbl,nr all who ewere not conn eced with the regimen
entering the camp ground thus preventing the delays
which weeping relatives usually d casion THOSE wish
ing to bid farewell to their friends feceved leave or ab
sence Sunday, and had to report themselves the
Barracks at seven O'Clock yesterday morn ing
10 say any more in praise Of this resiu> mt In these
columns would almost appear superhuous, Tia smucn az
the OF this noble corps and .s officers Now OF
well known to our citizens household words. Inc
Do Kalb Is one Of the best equipped, ne
best oaicered and best provided regiments tha.
lhsvo thus far been sent to aid our vast army
In maintaining the constitutional authorities Of the
glorious Union. Whatever wealth. skill and care could
accomplish was laviehed upon this command, and
these should be arrayed IN line OF battle
agaos the common enemy great deeds Of vaor may be
expected from them.
Trained almost from infancy 70 the life Of a soldier
The officers 10 command thoroughly conversant with
their duties such. They were not selected 70 HI their
positions account OF pecuUary worth " Social stand
log on the contrary, the mos. Of the officers all Of
them gepterlen Who before enlistng, earned their live
hood s'py the sweat OF their BROW 10 honorable
pstions. Every officer, from colonel to second lieu
teasnt compelled TO produce certificates not only Of
good moral character but OF having honoraey served
either 10 foreign American wars. BY these means
Colonel Voa eliza, who Yves q Prusstan army officer of
great distinction rallied around him good and efficient
u saG es could be found. Our German fallow citizens
may fee proud of the regiments they have contributed
towards hs war, and they may feel justly proud or the
genera! appearance and CONF oson or The De Kab reg
ment
The time for the departure OF the corps designated
at O'Clock, and cock scarcely struck the hour
vas under way. The line OF march was as follows
From Hamilton pa,k down Third avenue through Forty
second stcees 10 Fifth avenue, down Fifth avenue 70
Thirty fourth street, paying marching Salute TO the
members Oi the onion Defence Committee who were in
vted TO present al the mansion Of r. A. Wiuhaus,
Eq No Il West thirty fourth street The column then
conn .ermar ched returning TO Fifth avenue, con-
their msiCh through Fourteenth street aad Broad
TO pier No North river, where they embarked on
board the Richard Stock for Ri1abethpor
thence to be transported via the New Jersey Railroad to
Washington
The sdets felt as hilarious If they going to
festival instead Of the battle field. Songs sung
aad the beat possible humor was observable In their
midst tue reg meut carried the costly and superb ban
ners presented them by Mr.. Witthaus and family the
l0:h ui At that time the flags were FUZZY described but
IT not again 10 mention the regiments standard
worked by Mrs. Francisco Klein. The portrait OF Baron
Ds Kab worked with chenille and silk presents a LIE.
IKE Appearance and the features Of the distinguished
warrior stand ous In bold reef, % much like nature
art can accomplish
IN their march down Rrosdway the regiment received
ovation scarcely equaiied. the greatest enthusiasm
Issued from The assembled multitude at all points The
.rcbug OF the men was siso more like veterans than
volunteers the strctest discipline being observed with
casUg the head about ether troops to do
So passing acquainta while the march The poor
srdieh suffered terribly from the excessive heat but
thei necks wei proteo cd ny the Haveocks with
Captain Weiss, the right flank Of the regiment, is
posed Of yonDg men who we're aWired In Zouave uni
form. they we're 1ne looking body of men, and Gre.
not Little mesrment by having about City yoaBg
kens restng their necks which they intend to take
into the field with them The cat is supposed 10 be
emblem OF tae Zouaves, their movements and skir-
shes supposed to be ely and stea'hy as cats
. Oily advance spru foe
nnsc Of twenty four pieces, which has been selected
from sne ,aaEs, also ten ougers and twenty drummers
H,tses have also been provided for the field staff
officers and the oaartermasters Department..
The following is correct list OF the field, staff and
Fseid and Soft t2escers-Colonel, Leopold Won elisa
Lieutenant Colonel, Emit Duysng Major Ernst Holen
ate3t Acjutant Otto Kelnschmdt Quartermaster Fran
ant Surgeon, Roosrt roman Quartsrmasssrs Sergeant
Paul Bcrubard Sergeant naor Robert Peterson Hospital
ssSaa v1gs Drum Major Carl Domingo Fs:
, ant G. Kn,psohid Second Lieutenant, A. Schonherr.
t0mpaHy B-osptain, o. Siebeth; First Lieutenant, E.
OOmpo~y CLCaptan, T. Brackow; First Lieutenant
z. airschfeId; Second Lieutenant. 4. Trainer
Company D-Csptain, T. AeDshsnsen; First Lieuteu-
dior. y . " ~ ''
Company E-oaptaiu, D. Won Einsisds; First Lieuten
ant, E. G. Erdt 9eCopd Lieutenant G. Herzog.
Oompany R-Csptain, A. Morozovicz; First Lieu
tenant. NJ Cohnhs,m; second Lieutenant, F. Muller.
GCpery GG.ps,n h ssGa First Lieutenant A.
Company R-Oaptain, +. Bauer; First Lieutenant G.
.Caas; second Lieutenant, G. voelker.
Corspany I-CaptRn, D. Krehbiel; First Lieutenant,
A. Won Aecaow; Second Lieutenant, J. Brueck.
C0maa',y R-Captaip, W Pspemeyer First Lieutenant,
g WeiIenaa; secood Lieutenant, Carl Baug;
Major Louis Navone, Of Gsribaldrs Italian army
the regiment to Washington for the purpose
OF rendering the President the services Of those OIL
fact that at roll previous the departure the reg.
mont yesterday five men only were missing,
THE THIRTY sixth REGIMENT.
PRESENTATION OF STAND OF COLORS-ExPECTKD
DEPARTURE TODAY.
The Thrtysix regiment, Colonel Irnes has been
csmped at Rker's Island for the past two weeks and
expect despatched to the seat Of to-day The
regiment is now full, and composed OF efficient and
oidesay body of has yet taken their departure
from the Empire State.
Yesterday splendid stand or colors, manufactured by
Patton Co.. 3i5 Broad way, presented to the Thirty
SIXTH wbau quite interesting time took place at the
isand At five O'Clock NJ the regiment formed in pa.
rade line when Rev. R. T. Cook, rector Of the Memo
ra church. this city, proceeded to address the men in
few remarks, after which he introduced Mr.
Gee W Blouat, whom, he said would make pressnta.
ton speech upon the occasion.
Mr. Biount then went TO speak to the regiment in
Language which elected frequent applause He exhorted
the men by the colos which ne had been desg
ated to present to them and expressed his conviction
that they would do their duty when occasion required
them their manual powers in the defence or
tho liberties OF the American Union.
Colonel Charles H. lines responded to tho presenta-
zion DC sad-My tongue refuses to utter the senti-
msnts snd emotions that I'll my heart to-day. am
1bo1t 70 depart from my native city to engage in con
ct the purpose Of which to lift on high and sustain
the con OF the United States OF which these
lovs are the emberns With the sid OF the noble
who follow in this just cause these coiors shall be
planted son. Of the banner OF Christianity tho
impecisb rock OF ages. glorious emblem OF Free
DON tho past still ore gorioua emblem for future
ages The Taitty sixth regiment will never see this flag
annrnn late 20 hmsef every star omhlAZ lne