The sun., 1861-10-08
CITY NEWS.
The Wilson Regiment,
ITS RECEPTION IN THIS CITY.

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As has been stated, the 2ld Missachusetts
Regiment, under command of Col. Henry Will
son, (Sena'or from Massachusctts) and Capt.
Folett's Battery of Flying Artillery, have
been under marching orders for week past.
The regiment will leave Boston thi, (Tuesiay)
afternoon Tor New York, reaching hero early
tomorrow morning. The Battery left ycster-
day on nday) evening, and will reach this city
this afternoon.
The arrival Of these fine corps in our city, !,
TO be made the occasion Of a fine reception by
the resident "Sors If Massachusetts," assisted
by very many of our own most distinguished
citizens. The battery which will be the first 10
arrive, will be quartered in one Of the Harlem
Railroad depos, the pieces, ,caissona, horses, etc,
Icing placed in a large yard in the vicinity, and
await tho arrival Of the regiment. Three depots
Of the Harlem Railtoad, having been tendored
TO the Superintendent Of the New Haven Rail
road for the accommodation Of the regiment and
battery, Col. Frank T.. Howe has had the n IL
ted with the necessary Accommodations for
I 100 men, a large car house being used as an
impromptu restaurant, an oven and large boiler
having been built for the cooking Of rations,
coffee, etc and three long tables ranged from
one end TO the other.
On Wcdn sday morning, the Sons will give a
grand breakfast TO the officers Of the Regiment
and Battery, at the III h Avenue Hotel, at
which the following person, will I've present; -
Gov Morgan and STAFF, Hon. Geo. Binctoft,
Vim. Cullen jy ant, Ger. Sherman, J. '. Cis-
| CO, Ilrsm Barney, r. PERT, Jon tthIn Sur
| gps, T. Wetmorc, A. 7. Stewart Thurl w
| Weed. the army onicars stationed in this city,
| including Col. TOmpkins, Major Econ, AMI
| others; Rev. DR.. Bellows, Rev. Dr. Chapjn,
Win. allen Butler, tire Sons of Connecticut,
and the Sous Of Mas achu,ots, in large num-
lors.
| At tho hrseLCi.t. tie Rev. DR.. Bellows viii.
| ir l.half Of the Son, Of Massachusetts,, wulsome
/ Col WIl.on t. thin ctv. 10 which the lat'or VIII
| rcspoud. ard ,ther speeches arc expected from
| the ycuera! 10 DR. Picrtont the Ch tpl ain of the
Z, aincit. Dr Cuapn, jas +. Brady, Cpain
| Fc'ict.. nrd Others.
| Dnrip, n - breoLC,s, 10 the ofIicers ,bc rank
and file will also breakfast sub,tantially As
sh7yc stated.
| purirg tic bresl ri,t AZ the hotel, one Of our
mo.t / .fu'pr p!ee clubs will sinu ''Thc Sword
| Of bunker Ilii and other appropriate songs,
| and poISurth's full band (Which has been en-
| WI pay several national airs.
~ ~ 81" K, tne re,;lment ana nAu1ry 80 u, ~
| tie hotel. the men forming fifteen deen. when
James T. Brady, in an ADDRESS to the commlnt
az ,ofa'crs, VIII present an American standard
W .',on, n.'eu t'c ia'.ol ".il ~ resPonl.
vii farm as tollows." '''' ''O"'''' '''' 'O'"'""
Dyhsworths Band.
The Sons OF Massachusetts.
i"''' ''"S'"''1seUs p.i,aI Ai.lcSm 70 le''
The 22d Massachusetts yolunteer Re,iment
1 ~, lAnal NEil.nn
h'giheh'a wagons, AmOulahces' &C.
1i'b street IN ii'h stIo't 70 W,Sbin ton
Statue, to which a marching salute will I've paid
where coffee viii Re served 10 the men. ATE,
which they will proceed to the Battery and EN-.
UaIK LOT ihelr c q. SLinauon. ,oo -
have the :, niste number of wagons Sc anI
$50 borses are fully armed and equipped, ready
for immediate service;
c ,h Ie 0onI ., ~ ,h he WV n,ees S; W On,
command them as A battalion. and several Ia
di s, daughters Of the old Bay State, will he on
hanc TO aihH the badge; Those NOT already ady
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PEOPLES NOMINATING CoNvENTIoN.-Th'
Cooper l. stitute Peoples Union Nomination
convention last evening nominated for Dis
""t "t'orhey'Mr' hlehard oGorman. The toi
""'nH NOMINATIONS LOT Ooroners were made
,""'s Naunanh, freueriek oimSteah, JON
"n'0y "nu u0oiRe W. ma'sen'
W., W. s,,"s 'n' u',0Ea''o", repre-
'uo "'"e''"' '"a'o'N M Dnu''''' nieo
dates Tor the approval oi this Committee al
AEa trio Nal.