New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
NrwvoRx nAny TRIBUNE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1861.

neut. who r<ere wounded AZ the battle Of '6slls
Blaff, Ies>ed through this city en- route re- their
bones ;n Boston. On their arrival here C'd Frank
How, gave them @ substantial dinner, % his resi-
derce In Twenty.iirst street. At 8 O'clock p. M.
t,Iey left by the New-Hayen cars.
TIE EXCELSIOR BATTERY.
A battery of six ritled cannon, two IL and four
6pouuders arrived in the park yesterday aud await
ed transportation to Washington. 1t IL designed Tor
service In the Excelsior Brigade. battery wagon
and forge are attached 10 the battery. supply OF
Hotchkss's projectiles, consisting OF she'll, soud
shot and canister amounting 20 26OO ro1nds Is also
nroyided. The guns are the Wizard steel cannon,
with the Dablgren rihing. The completeness of this
battery, and its neat and elegant construction, az
tracted considerable attention from persons passing
through the Park The guns will be sent oil to-day.
ARRIVAL or THE sMIIETH REGIMENT OF
NETWORK VOLUNTEERS
The Goth Regiment of New-York Volunteers, Col.
HAYWARD, from 81. Lawrence County, arrived III
this city on Sunday noon, by steamboat As II was
not deemed adviiible for the troops to disembark,
the steamer anchored opposite 1hirtieh street, and
remained there AZ night. Yesterday afternoon, the
regiment landed and durirg the march down Broad
yyay halted az the Washington Monument where
banieome regimental flag was presented by Messrs.
Stone, Starr s Co.. with whom Col ii. formerly
had business connections. A noble war-horse was
also presented to Col. Hayward by some oi bis per
sona friends md agreeable speeches were maze u,
into colamn. and marched down Broadway as far as
Stewart's store, where line was again formed, and
all coming 10 the present-arms, MIR. A. L. stewart
stepped forward, and, in behalf OF his wne, pre-
sented regmental color, attached 10 DIsck-"a-
nut. silyer-mounted staff Mr.. Stewarts remarks
were as follows: l,e =,
cor HAYWARD OrPToxRs, AND SOLDIERS in behalf OF
Mr., stewart have great pleasure, Colonel 70 present
thropyb Won 10 the regiment under your conHani t s
the eber Of our noble and bene6cent Government inc
sodier, Who 90 with you to fields Of battle belong 70 Iich
rns on and understsnd that the great issue on whc
,b ron Z. aroused is th--whstber the Government Of
the MON producing In It's ordinary and peaceii
@ h. "A. and irmy the rebeous states
or their Infamous tyranny with ne a1u ~ b an
Issue he North the East and the West should put Ioith t
whole strength and mhe the war sharp ana short
who carried tho Goyefnme1 forward TO our time and i11eed
to the whole human race, that ths grest STRUCTURE VI ,
aoyerpment received from the hands Of Washington ana
eJ under the subme,t auspices shall not be displaced
the spurious work OF the traitors who assembled ~ 1h
courage your k th, sg is pIesented IN the c9nnd
snce that viii be borne slot on victorious heds ana no.
sd SS SS evs1y ,y ss and by se whole pcp,
| The gallant Colonel made a suitable reply, which
might have been better heard If number OF Flre-
Engine Companies had not dashed through the
crowd with terrible clamor. Col. hayward ID q
graduate of West Point, and served through the
Florida and Mexican wars.
| The regiment afterwards marched down Broad
way, preceded by section of police under Sergeant
Mills, TO the pier OF the NewJersey Centra hsli- M
road. where they embarked for Washington. The
following is a list Of the principal officers:
| Colonel VIM h. Hayward New.YoIk City Lieutensrt'
ColoneI William B. Goodrich, Canton ~ Y Major, Chs''
r. Bundase Madrid N. VI Adjutant, RoIlin G. Gale, Or
Mate W b. Chambers Albany, ~. Qusrterma.ter ~, ~
A Merritt Canton. ~ y Sergeant Major, George w hin'
osden.bureh N. Y. Principal Musician H. B. "nsh''
Comp.n, h-c.p,an, VIM. Montgomery Canton, ~ T.
Company &c Csp,sin, D. Day, ri l,t Lieutenant John
COMPANY C-Csptain, J. C. o. ReddiDgton Osien,bursh;
La IIeu,enan, James Young I'd Lieutenant j. Hobart
Company D-Csptai Thoms, Russell y. VI ist lieuten
an, i NJ King; "a Lieutenant Geo. w. Glenon;
| COMPANY E-Cs Csptan, WIN. II Hyde, N f.j let Lieu'e"
ant p g. Sinclair I'd Lieutenant ~ 4 heyno,a. T., rtsp.
| Company F-Cap,aip Thos Elliott, DepsySsef i,s '''"
90, .n, John Delaney "a Licstenant Nm spsneets
ou,oany -Csp,an. Hugh smith, had1ni lst Lleuse.ni
n Foot, "a Lientsnsnt, John DUndon - ,.yt
| Comp.py HI. .piain, John Ransom, ChSnpan it Lieu
,.asnt H. a. White I'd Lieutenant, 81 y Fitch.
Cmnsnr i-Captan j. n Jones Brl'herI lst Lieutenant
a HosAnf I'd Li.utensnt, Lyman " Sbedd 49, ,
Comoauy K-Csptain a. Goddard, Hichsile. y. - lst
Li.at,psnt H. Eastman "a Lieutenant A. b. shiPnsn
| THIRD IRISH REGIMENT.
The presentstion of q stand Of colors 70 ths regi-
mept lthe SD Regiment New-York State Militia,
Col 4. &. Eoright,) takes place at Dayids Island
on the 7th ine'. The officers Of the regiment have
chartered steamboat for that day 10 convey their
| friends 10 the Island. Dodworhs band has been
engaged. Tickets Of admission have been issued
and everything will bo done 10 make the affair
worthy OF the young ladies OF New-York, who have
so particularly come forward on tbs as on all other
like occasions.