New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
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bapt. OF blood, and stood until they ran -.
and slow of STEP they brought home TO tnen nIVn
| thu hammer for whose protection and honor n.y -
dared do all they could under the aihc''nS 49,
,.noes and there was no welcome TOO LOUD anu 'eoP
for them 1t was the first glimpse Oh peop0 'Da'
had long sleep of peace Of the MARKS u nsn'Is'
vbor ,be standards. torn and soiled, were Psouoiy
tnrned 70 the gaze of either line OF spectators 'u
exceeded the old benedction. And the vacant
plaees in the ranks, only occasionally nned up
by civilians had weaving that was almost 100 sac 70
admit of welcome at the same time. Often the soidefs
were embarrassed in their movement by persons rush
ing out to grasp their hands and PIT blessing upon
their heads AL the men had the look of hard work
and exhaustion. The coverings Of their heads were
not all of one kind-memoral fact perhaps of the re-
treat of last Sunday. Upon ell alike fell the blessings
of the people. Reverse forgotten, or only reccu
BY the tokens of death in the ranks and the sentiment
of gratitude for come active service that threatened
country needed, overwhelmed all others Up Broao-
way they marched like conquerng heroes every one,
through waving flags and din of cheers, with vaca-
cies for eight who were killed last Sunday in their
ranks At Union Square they disbanded into colnpa'
nice, and gladly sought their armOries and friends
THE sEyENTY-FiRsT
AllCi mary b'c way SchhteiDnt"ue'N
tie graft, ing demonstrations III Baltimore and
Philadelphia, the list arrived by the steamer Trans-
port fom Amboy, at Pier No ?, little after O'Clock.
Nearly one thousand gentlemen designated by badges
, as Friends of the 7lA Regiment" we're on The
ground with music and welcome. No. 8 Truck Co. Of
BroOhyn, T.. D.. were out in red shirts AID took tho
lead up Broadway. This Company furnished large
number If members 10 the re. inent
L - -, in
rear every halt taken advantage of by their army
of friends and admirers shake hands with those they
knew Opposite the Asior House, Mr.. Stetson, jr.,
privately bestowed upon the Colonel, behalf of
lsdy, peati, wrought slken wreath, and Chsuncey
Sbafrr esq, made q short speech telling the soldiers
how the people of great city received them with AL
their hearts, remembering, they could not help to
do their heroic achievements, by which they had de-
served il. Broadway oii, certainly, give eorki7g
regiment reception that could have been exceeded
in heart mess of graft ude. Suen a march, with s
comranyng incidebts, nust have been exceedingly
graft, ng 20 the list.
Arriving az Bond street. halt ordered, and the
Captains directed to separate with their rtpect-
i've companies, for the ories and old headquarters
heretofore occupied by them there to deposit and
BELTS after which the soldiers might go home and be
PERSONALLY greeted and congratulated by their respective
friends. Centre Market WIS very densely surrounded
by faces the expression OF which Indicated petna
cous desire wait and TO watch for some near tea-
tive or other whose wefaIestood ~ dolb The crowd
was 20 great that Capt. williamson. with several hun.
drel policemen hal al he could do 10 pcs rye room
enough for q e 7lst
In the armory there were many ladies waiting FINAL
IT, when company after company fled up stairs with
bayoueis fixed and knnpsGcks sung ia an of-hand
easy manner, indicating that every one bad b, cone
ued to carrying tbem, their solderly appearance
trafed timely with the Interesting occasion of de.
par'lre. yociferous eheers resoanded between Cd /
islli.a walls Is they welcomed back 10 the /
old quarters. IL peculiarly suggestive observe !
the anxiety Of the women-the mothers, daughters, |
and wives-who, with deeply -disappointed Locke, |
sought vaiuly Ong the embronzed heroes for tie |
loved ODes q DO had gone forth return. Some
who were miseed bad hurried off unceremouiously in |
search Of their friends. thus delaying the reunion,
which eventually the more happy for the painful
uncertainty preceding il. Nothing could be graz
flying to spectator than to occasionally zee a cloud Of
dowhcast looks give way suddenly TO the most unre
strained joy, when the absent one found those who
were waiting 70 welcome BIN. As not many could
gain access 70 the srmory, there WISE no disposition
among the soldiers 20 uger there, but ordes were un-
promulgated, arms Stacked cheers mott
heartily thrown in for Captain then Lieutenant, then
Corporal &c., after which there was rush down
ssirs and the srmOry was soon again empty.
Trophies of no mean import were found In the pos-
session of The men, 10 number no; small and in inier Mt
aud incident rerlee with many thrilling brance.
One fellow thouldered musket, The barrel of which
turned round into semciice, the ef.et Of q cannon
ball which came inoppornney along al the instant the
soldier was taking aim for Secessionist's doom
Another exhibited very long and highly curved ,aber
Of antique pattern MACH Ike old Turkish weapon,
the igstrument of dying Virginia boreemsn, van
quished ut Fairfax COurt-HOuse. negro servant Of
the regimen. bad revolver which he took from the
bolster of an nfantryman whose aim he cut short By
killing him. Another Of Tie 80 deIs had monster
bowie knife, that appeared 10 have been made for
,uting butchers meat. Another showed curiously
constructed spent cartdge, the mechsnical anna ga.
ION of which might re tsh lesson the subject Of
improved and rapd-fring arms. The regmeDtHl flag
a trophy in its-lf--riddled with murket balls be-
rmed with smoke and dust and torn in the middle by
cannon bah.
Captains gave notice to their companies that reas-
emby was 10 take place ut the armory pursuant 10 ,
n advertisement in The papers Tie 9Th Regiment ia
be mustered out of the United States service on
ionday evening and the 7lsl viii FrobablygO through
he ceremony at the same time. )
THE sNTY-yINrH. !
The way in which this go iOus regiment gets over
he ground between Washington and New-York ia
low, and yesterday the conflicting te egTams and final
ion-arrva Of TIE boys, threw many hearts into mourn
Dg. dispaIeh was received late last evening, u the
meet 'na' Tue regiment mghtbe expected II. O'Clock
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