New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

1,EpARTURE OF THE GARlBALDl GUaklS
AZ. o',lo-k D. No. yes erday, the Gsrbaldi Guard |
A.csn 70 mus er in Laay place, previous to leir
Ssoar,ure by railroad for Washington. For more than
An hour the stirring of their bugles were head
=. each company marched from its quarters tie rem
1sxyous. The fegimenta line formed by the Cap
Saiue and the men ordered " and await tue
arrival of Col. d'Utassy and s,.aH. The rapiaiyn'
eressipg crowd now filed the Rdewalks, and tlenes,
wives ssters, sweethearts, AID brothers pressed cto
20 the loes avail themselves of the last lew minutes
left OF the society of those about 70 depart ConsPeu
Gus along the line tfe viocnderes one or more o
whom Is attached TO each company, The uniform OF
the vcond,ere is The Garibsld hat Of the regiment
red flannel basque aud blue SKIRT and the black laced
saiters of tbe regiment They are all married, thelr
Husbands being members Of the companies TO winch
they are attahe. So strictly has the rule In this re
gard been ose ved that young girl who had deter
sniued 10 xcceapany the Guard rather than se COM
pelld t0ren,aio at hOrne at once msried feem6er OF
the Gnard vtom she bed never seen before, and her
tall fne figure Was one OF the meet conspicuous IN the
line.
The in.srval between the formation of the lioe and
the arrival Of the coouel, wac spent {. singing Ser
uap, hungarian, Swiss, Italian Frencn, and spaoish
camp songs, to which many sopolons voice was lent
with good effect for many OF thea ere nemeers Oh Ine
various sipg pging societies. At o. x1eck, COL ID Uassv
Lieut Col R;p..t, and Mai, Geo.. Waring arrived
mounted on slsrited horses, and csutered aong the
Tine, amid the cheering Of the sldiers OF eseh com
pany they passed. SHORTLY as:erward the Ieu'onia
Maennescoc- and the Gernan,s Socieiy arrived with
che flag OF their Society, tee German and United
States flag 10 escort the Guard TO the Jersey City
Ferry. A number OF the msuDfH Ol s'cec roSich7o
are ncmbcrs of the Guard, and several hold commits
Sions M The regiment.
The eusrd was then reviewed and inspected by Mr..
Grinnen of the Defense Committee and DIR. A. h.
Moi State Medical INSPECTOR. The cbimcut did not
znarct until 10 minutes after 5, when the programme
o. previously announced, was sricty adhered TO, win
Che exception Of the reyiw at tbe City Hall Us t.ey
did-rot arrive there antil quarter past ana 100
nuch time he'd already been consumed, making ,ne'r
arrival in jersey City two hours later than the uhe
spponted The streets slong the line Of march were
fka~c cnIh
to-s: but the eeady, sodierlike bearing OF the men
elected frequent bursts of applause The leuona ana
(;ermana So,ieties marched N advance as escort
The regiment was headed by @anahans Band, as tne
Guard has no regmental bard. The Wild, warnSe
blasts of the trumpets far more sirTi' Than ne
concerted music of Military band and Col u Otstsy,
IN adop lug the corps Of trrmpeters at once snppes
Che most martial music and Ooviates the necessity iof
drums asel the calls are made by trumpet. Only
one compsny the Guard have arms but the remain
regiment started for philadelphia, by spedh train,
about o'clock The following is lis, OF the ofcers
sErsd George suy csops %oG "A AssaPds. s. P.a hsPeW e. q
nsd Major DEPT JSI9 siohs AS,..n'
m sa & ASa adS E. NN9s NS1n %
k:ss s:sSfs1s1 ss ssa
ss.a a. : zyis a D. Hgsh.. Company A-o.Ptsin
Il Company B~CsP.sn schuid, Lieuensn,, O. ceaiain
Mi, Hssy fss eSan55 joseph %sns Company Dc
ain, j. LoIrsn,, leos.nsnt Romero, En,t1, 6; dl'
ses.ssi EH.sn ce%pisy f3dsp'riP A:,as: Shs:
So%gny ss:nS ecssa tlsssa Tsssfs f"'f unssf
rsnrs Company hc.Pt.n n.ss ssr1..1. tsutsn
:. 0myethi Lisusnsp G. RiOs; En.sn, Gee Bray Com
sgn, Ant Dnnrszer.
The Regiment contains $50 men and officers, of whom
2O5 are married. The nationaities One company
French Italian, three Hungarian, three German,
one Swiss, and one Spanish.
The author of the following song is brother to Mr.
Paymaser Norton Of the GaribalG Guard, and Libra
sian to the Astor Library:
GARIRAJDJ WAR SONG
Dedicated to Col DUtssy the officers and '0dis" Of the
By YFRASk q. MOTION.
An--"PaYtaas pour Ia Syris"
yesu..p, men, and n.s, the foe
Ii es s. I% saJs 'yS yas ..:sy .:ss, marching R
Remsnbsr how your .res have fought
Ans S'%ssssI ss% isq h. Asfs %1ips: justice ''
Til your hearts red blood runs cola
s;ssr. co. .s.:; from :, many, ;sssas s'n'
Bu. nS Tr.sSon's .a = song, sons win reach the hear.
rhsu as -ss.:,s1 ass: yaa ;Ssa:s: ssi:s: ct ring
Frs% ss SSSnsa aS sSean.S os 6oD g. rsorncr
OrR Hoss LIBKRrr!"
- Remember. men. whose r name ys be.r-
~ And cry Il forth til the wood. re,Ouud.
And the mountain echoes roll;
Az SasI ls' ?: s2Ss sasssffs. s''
10 have won your lsurels in the light
Ofthst great patriot name
Ys.. r.sy. land. .s.g .ls. with prIs.
HuDgsrys wide plains
To Itsys blood crimsoDed fields
Your deeds shsl cleanse their stsfnst
And every tho falls shall leave
"a Above %.,s the :, sIs',yt 1 tS 500 aou,,, and a.a
For freedom and his God.
The officers of the Guard men who have hold I'M
aortant commands in the Hungarian, Italian, and Ger
hsp revolutionary armies Many Of them were Ia the
Eardnian and French armies In The Crinea and In AL
eeria When the Guard IL heard from they will have
fnade their mark The desire to avenge the death O
3hs gallant young Ellsworth preveils throughout the
,fuaiment and bis will mingle with the revolu
tonary battle cries Of many haidfought struggle
Against tyranny In Europe.
Emil Diverbois, private in the Guard died yester
DAY at the New.York Hospital from injuries received
bn Wednesday last Deceased was in the act Of draw
Ing q rsmrod from the barrel Of his rifle, which wal
rusty and while pulling with all his strength, the rod
ae drawn ont with much force that IL entered bis
oeris and passed into his brsiD, inHicng fatal in
1uries Coroner schifmer will hold an inquest upon
.4hc body today.
DEPARTURE OF THE NAVAL BRIGADE.
The feuoas brigade of Col. Bartlett, Of which 90
much is expected ana without reason sailed in the
Iait evening for Washington. Whether
from envy or inalce because Of tie irrepressible
coafict ber the Military Plank ct Albany and the
Defense Committee, the obstacles TO the equipment
end departure Of Col Barte.ts brigade have been
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