New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
The 9th ard list IIone from the Wars
uR,R1Y RECEPTION FROM THE PEOPLE
sns EnF .st sf the Empty Places and Torn Flags
MsnExTs OF TIE MlRCH UP BROADWAY
WELCOME AND GOD SPEEDS

Nev.York made an extra enort 1h 'no ~ 80 =, /
oue of the occasions which are speeiai 70 he'5'"
never fail 10 impress the rural wandeier anu ui0
;oer " 18th deep wonder at the capacity Oh 0ui IA
for se.eovernment under pressing
-acoeeded admirably, in the recepuon 81" .t 7tst.
day 20 the returning regiments the GU o.. his was
gn q time a endless and great exetemen'S' .'D
ar absorbinC one. II caught up the people, anu
s. =. oniv the Grand excitements DO hney VIZ
,,;sL n The streets. as patient under long sUhotne
- a.. % ,ooo6natured under sorry dtappon'me"'
Ios,,, ~ extcsme disorder as ingenious IN uealne
;,h ,he;r tine friends, the Police, ss Pe'me'quo I"
a.. ,,roonnted varieties Of costume, as Wneh uey
- n . ouet spell of last Summer, ana weni ou' iof
A zee The little Prince, the Japanese ana tue 0rea'
eastern. This though, was matter OF more import
a heart was beating hard beneath 1t; 1t was more
.l,sn passing show its memory cannot pess away
xvab uieht's repose. They shouted Tor the frnce'
snd now they are murmuring at his mother wan
ruaoh The same degree Of earnestness lie Japaneso
..rried d. through with spirit, and they are iOr
gtten tor her with direct trade between thelF anu
tais country And the Great Eastern Is pIlngne
moons TO our shores that are not volunteers ior o
Union But the sentiment Of the oyatlons Oh yete',
day and today goes down to the foundauohS' anu
ssiugs abou, faith in Freedom hope for country ana
love Of friends.
Wheeler crowds of women slept at their posts
Broadway al Thursday night ebeered with visions
brighter to them than any cngbt at home, must be
eopfd, ual fa, lying with the night Waterman; there
were thousands OF them taere bright and early yester
day morning. They were determined, no doubt, to
sutank the uncertain telegraph, and be ready for any
sudden move Inent aud held their in what beeamr
after many trials and inverness vi expectation, spirit
Of calm abiding. Before noon the street eight.
pn1 RhO in me ma
and sunshine, and flags we've stretched boldly
acre s. the face of houses and very many notices were
shown along the way. Early, 100, engines and hose
carriages aud trucks were drawn out, and placed in
po,d salutng pOsitlons mOnB;ed, generally by small
Z.,oayes and decked with HOWers, In the windows
gathered Iadss handkerchief drawn, and so Is. Oad-
way waited few knowing precisely what for but en-
brscing in toer general confidence all Of the expected
se2im
As tie day advanced, fatigue overcame many OF the
men, women aud children, and the Park grass relieved
tbem at fail length, harder material doing the same
duty elsewhere. II pretty definitely known that
the 9Th Regiment would be in first, and elOser
Sensa.iOn Of all persons, with rushes OF police into the
dense nass announced their arrival 10 the CRY Hall at
5eelock.
THE EIGHTH AT JERSEY CITY.
jersey City was not looking out for any returning
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sudden draft upon their enthusiasm. IL promptly
RESPONDED to- the citizens running together with cries
Of welcome and IN lees than twenty minutes several
thousands were at the DEPOT, and Kindly demonsra
ten was made. Nearly an hour Wac occupied III form
iag the regiment liue in Exchange place, and at
O'Clock the boy took the boat and crossed 10 New York
ON THIS SIDE.
At the foot of Courtlandt street. the crowd was 30
excessive and confused that long delay occurred be-
fore the regiment could be formed with escort in |
marching order and the enthusiasm found vent in The
asaal way. At period Of the day the regula-
tions of the authorities sufficiently strict TO prevent
waiting and confusion.
WELCOME BY GOV. MORGAN.
When the cor6ge arrived at The Aston House, the
Governor of New-YOrk being tuere at the time bic
Excsllency out, and heartily shook the hand of
Col Lyon, who dsmo nted and entered into an agree
able conversation. Gov. Morgan spoke to the men as
folows, giving 4 EN- pleasant inpromptu welcome:
Officers aud !Soidiers II the ST. Regiment wei.
eom5 you. Sent heuce at very short notice, You have
sobly performed your duty, and covered youselves
with glory. mourn with you the loss Of several OF
your brave comrades. They have fallen gloiously in
a good Their self-saoriciDg patriotism shall
slways 10 fresh in our memories. j had hoped that
while here | should welcome also the gallant 9th
Three cbersl and the gallant 7lst Icheers nd APP
DIA0sel but military duties eall ne 70 Albany and I
regret cannot cay to them, what now say 70 you,
ths' lhe CiIy snq the State Of NewYOrk are deeply
grateful 70 you for your very efficient services in de-
febse OF 0r glorious Uuion and les flag. Loud cheer
ing from she lice and assemblge which latter by this
Size numbered Several tboussnd.l
SCENES AT THE PARK.
The 7th Regiment called out for escort duty, met
the 9Th in front Of the Park. Their ranks about
half full and bore themselves handsomely az ever.
A strange slsthy however, was shown toward
chem by the public, who have experienced change
since their way through the same t5orouehfare was
carpeted with Aowers Not only was no cheer beard
IN their behalf but dersiye illusions 10 Home Guard
and other Objectionable branches Of the military SER
vice sJmetines above the tore Of sidewalk CONVEX
station; and an Irish philosopher with short ,ipe, OBJ
serving tie columns turn for the upward movement q
remarked fesrlessly, "Ay ! tot Meyd be tuynia'p
Col Lefers was fortunate as not TO hear him.
The disorder Of the place great that the se- !
discipline of the police necessary to divide
she mob that moved ureasy between tie sidewalks,
and any point Of vantage, either tree, wagon
doorstep, awning-pOst upper window, that {
mot occupied, escaped our Obserya ion. Broadway,
above tbs place. seemed TO he eye to be solid wedge
OF people. The ouipourng has been seen IL
eNYOrk but few times, and it is hopeful redec-
son for the utme Of the country and the Cause that
large majority Of the coneou,se were women often {
bearing conjagal trophies with them. TIE science of
compression isunderstoodb by NewYork Police ana after
few brilliant charges, s.ace almost amounting to a
passage was opened for tie grand advance which wss
DELAY ed Ut the Actor House. I
Once in motion, roll vi cheers swept up street, and
Sxas taken IN and strengsbeDed AT every point