The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
DEPARTURE OF THE THIRTY. SECOND REGI.
MENT

DEPARTURE OF THE THIRTY SECOND REGI-
MENT.
ARRIVAL IN THE CITY FROM STATEN IsLAND-pRE.
SANITATION OF COLOas TO THE REGIMENT-rHSR
FINAL DEPARTURE.
The Thirty secosd regiment, Colonel MAthewson, has
Been er camped al Staten Island about miles from tbs
Vanderbilt landing since the 10th Of May last aud there
subjected to the most rigid drill 10 the officers OF the
regiment 700 much prase csnnos be given for the
tiriDg exertops they have made In making the nnea
worthy Of being named soldiers OF the State New York
and Of the American Union, and surely finer body u
men, enthusiastic In the cause for which thsy
are about to dght perhaps sacrifice their lives will be
found than the officers and privat Of the
regiment OF New York Volunteers Their sojourn On tho
island WIS chax acerized by the perfect good b-ha
vor and the residents In the neghborhood Of the e.
cAmrnsnt have ateted their appreciation Of thsr gosd
character and manners by providing them with various
articles OF comfort and convenience. Yesterday was
brsy day at the camp tho short nose which che men rs
ceved for departure and ali tho necessary equipments for
campaigning not having arrived until almost the last mo-
meet, every thing Was the qwt rte In order - bs
prompt to the word "march." Tho surroundings and
vicinity Of the soa;ess quarters xded by large
number Of spectators and the word few roaud that
the brave fellows preparing to Join " the grand
army Of the Unon at the OF active operations an
excited Interest was manifested in their every
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worked hard during the entire day. that hs men might
make creditable appearance before the crtclsing cid.
zens Of the metropolis, and may be justly said his
generous encits were not without compensation Tho
men have had their muskets but for the last three
days. ana they could not be expelled 10 90 through tho
extrises peculiar to the WITH any degree OF pre-
isn but this did not much reard the good opinions
on tbs VINO w a.
muscular muscular ability and general outline OF manly
yet gene forth 10 battle from the Empire State Ths
healinful air Of Staten Island geots oreszo
which thereon blow from the OF the bfcad allan
to- hos eL rudcy And brcDzed expression to che
tenanees o! the men, aud given them cast ofsfeature
1t was expected that the regiment would arrive IN
Lexington avenue, whore flag was to be presented.
about Twelve ocock, 90 that large rovd had aseen
bled there At that tme but no appearance was MADE
until after five IN the afternoon They landed OF
Thirty fourth street. East river from whence thes march,
cd to the house OF Mr. VIM LAmbeer, Jr No Al Lsxine-
ton avenue, whore the ceremonies Of presenting req.
mental tag and . pair OF goioe colo q took place.
On the regiment arriving opposite the house Of Mr..
Lambter they were ranged parade line. she officers
the eeotre.
Mr.. LAMeHR then stepped forward and proceeded to
preseot the regmentsI fsg On behalf OF his wife. He
spoke substantially iolows-Oncers and soldiers OF
the Thirty second legmeDt-we are called upon again
today to witness the departure Of another regiment
the city u New York ,or the purpose Of doing whAG
others have doneto fight for the defence the Uaon
You 60 forh " Conquer or to die have been detailed
ON ths occasion to present TO you the POUR
nation-the Stars ana str,pes- will present them
behalf OF the misti ths household. (h.ers AZ
the came lime will present to you, token Of The
esteem OF the daughter Of this household, Miss Jesse
Ismtter, two guide co'ors. will now have the honor
of presenting TO you the Rev Mr.. Montgomery
Rev. Mr. MONTGOMERY next proceeded to address tho
Ies,nest N an ekquept and patriotic SPEECH Brevity.
fellow soldiers rs also soldier tho Grea, Cap
tain y no ruled orer all This the timo action
the Invitation OF the tott ot that house give them his
besiDe God shty bnss them 10 he,r dearest
army Of TIE uniu, pour ing RI al po, tais cou
tntht Ii came - crush the worst rebellion that the
sepdng ,hsic s:,oIs rom the COUNT and ptor them
~ subsection 20 heir knees Then only could XVII tho
ssNea Gai, and "elcone then PACK to US as proags
tc er; g. and work for their native SOIL forget that
laey weFe fghtog upon ipe soii OF the, oeihen bat
that hey go 70 provo that the Cnion must and shs
Preserved" That Was the rprit in which The, should
90 IN To % DO battle for .heir cnurtr, They ih,uia
keep their backs to 'hs teld which they hid jnm lcft
thor iuces ccmpceed Ike hilt then fight Tor tae
flag sh;ch they loved Tire reveread geptlenaa, .rtee
few more Dpp-cpciate ks, tn offered no besu.t
fci prayer neh seemed W h,ve great elect upon all
who be "a IL
Col ArarwsoS nt stepped Soru ward to ret I'm th.oks
for the presentAtn when he I'D VITA much .sssn add
eh,lits In bthait &C the Thirty ond regiment he
tbe Co nonid ask emission 10 retan thxaks ta
&fs Id Ms laroeer for the very splendid presentation
which bty hao just presented 70 them The and
Stripes tie goroos emblem CT their beloved country;
them TO virginia or other Yavt Of the South, they
would pledge tbe selves 20 carry these collars where they
snail rever be tsrnltbe3 yuiiod If again return.
(CheeIs) 1hst Git LOUDLY eacred when presented
BY trc ades-Goo's lbst and best gift 10 mau. After
SIRE ber aao appropriate REMARKS Tue gauant Ootonen
wiihdr.H rom the piazza, from which he delivered bis
sdor.ss.
The Says presented certainly beautiful specimens
OF Manufacture. On the fegmental lag there Ia no IN
scr't ton but IN the staff which supports II are the
~o ee, 'Preseoted TO tho n. Y. v, by Mrs. VIM lam
veres 's2e n. y w
coEOoci sahexsou and Lieutenant Colonel Pinto were
also nted with tso beautiful swords BY the officers
u tOs regiment which we're duly acknowledged.