New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20


WttLans when the soldiers again formed in marching
order and after salute their generous patrons pro-
eeeded down the Fifth avenue to Twentythird street.
through Twenty-third street TO the Third avenue ana
thence 10 their present headquarters at COnrds PARK
THE LATE MAJOR INTuROP-ARRIVAL OF
HIS REMAINS IN THIS CITY.
TIE remains of Major Winthrop arrived here yes
terday in charge Of his brother, Mr. VIM. Winthrop,
accompanied by friend of the family, Mr.. Weston.
These gentlemen went to Fortress Monroe last week
for the purpose of bringing away the body of the
Major. On Motday morning, accompanied by Lieut..
Butler Gen. Buffers Aid, they proceeded with flag
of truce to Great Bethel. On auksg at the outer
pcsets with the flag they were received by the senti
nels and conducted to farmhouse about quarter OF
II mile from tie scene Of the action.
Word having been transmitted to the inrenchments
Of their errand the body of the Major dsnterred
by the direction Of Col. Msguder, who presently aP
peared with lis staff and formally received the party
The body was then escorted TO the house by two COM
panies Of Southern troops under Capts Routhat and
Brown. Col Magruder rendered the party An escort
as FAR as our lines, but this was declined.
Lieut.. Butler and Mr.. Winthrop We're received with
the utmost courtesy by tie Secession officers, and
WAS given Item TO fulfill their melancholy errsnd.
The PARTY were prepared with metallic colin, IN
which the deceased officers remains placed, and
conveyed to Fortress Monroe, where they were re-
eeiyed with military honors. On Tuesday the body
WAS put on board the Baltimore boat with military
escort and arrived here yesterday On Friday There
will be military funeral in this city, the 9TH Regiment
National Guard. Of which deceased was member
| acting as a guard Of honor The remains Of the Ia
ment, officer will then be conveyed TO New-liayen
for intrement in the family burial place. MAJOR VIM
throp yas shot in the right breast by North Carolina
rfeman ss he was advancing at the head Of the Yer
mont troops under Leut.-Col WashbuIn. He died
instantly without pain, and buried where he fell
before the ramparts Col. Magruder and his officers
and me n joined in high encomiuins upon the courage
and salantry of the deceased officer.
Tie following resolutions have been adopted by the
9th Company, National Guard, to which Major Win
throp belonged:
R'ir'd That the member. Of his cSmraTy have heard with
deep regret Of the death oi Major Theod.e Winthrop mem
duty Aid to Msj: Gen Butler, near Forcs; Monroe
State service hs. los, valuable and energetic officer whose
place canro, quickly be- l-d who while acing With this
% was Ssst %. as 70 and dignity 1iy S
Ing combined with great uuiabty endeaIei him to all his
RcOrcd This, be entered on the minute. and indicated in
Of mourning while Q duty, for thifty days.
Red Thst copy thee resolutions DO son to the family
deceased and committee Of th. Company be sd
to pGie arrangements be desirable for the attend
of this corps at The funeral
The following was issued yesterday:
Hs.IeuaRIEks I'm RKG'r. n ~. Naros.L GuARp,}
NEw'foRk June ~, lSol }
,,bp,s Of r.,osot 10 ,hs memory Of Major Theodore
wah5oP late Of cospsny National Guard who Lost % a bis s
Of mor General butler the fosuns hereby detailed
consisting Of the 1t; 9Th, 7th. snd sh CompaDe'
members of Il Aboyc designated Companies Will sssem
bic HeadIuser' fully Uniformed white tou.e on Friday
2i.tp.t 1g o'clock a m;
pauy. Company will appear in full fatigue dress.
Drum Ma. or 6rshan vita Ban and Drum corps viii report
Lso,seSnt oons Pond viii command the detachment.
Dcf'' MSRsa&LGp IEFfERfs
j. H. LEgEsAu. AdjutAnt.
At the time Of his death Maj. Winthrop was wearing
the undress uniform of the National Guard His
mains were last night lying, encased within neat
coffin in the officers chamber Of the 7th Regiment.
THE TwESTy-NINTH NEw-yORK VOLUNTEERS,
COL. A. Won sTEISwEHR.
All the regiments cent out from this city have been
largely aided either by private contributions or by the
Defence Committee, with one exception. This ex-
ception is the 29th Volunteers, now under marching
orders. II has received its uniforms arms, and equip
ments but il has regmental fund and is in debt for
absolute necessares which had to be provided before it
could be mustered into service.
The 29th although composed of Germans, considers
itself SIM an American regiment. The officers and
men have adopted this as their country, where their
Colonel has resided for more than fifteen years. Tie
regiment has adop ed the United States army uniform,
and has among its officers three native Americans that
they may be more completely identified with their
adopted country and show their devotion TO its Con-
stuon. Nearly all the officers of foreign birth have
been educated in the military schools of Europe, and
almost all the men have service.
The Union Defense Committee have exhausted their
means and afford assistance Under these cir.
oumstances appeal is made 70 the public TO supply
the necessary means enable the regiment 20 march,
which it il now impossible TO do except under great
embarrassment from their debts and considerable suf-
fering 10 the men, who lack every comfort. Thus far,
We repeat, the regiment has not received penny
OF assistance; but IL needs 900 to provide for
the most imperative wants. Those disposed to aid in
raiing this sum may address either of the following
gentlemen: Moses III. Grinnell, No. 7S South street,
or SIM Insurance office, No. ~ Wall street, Chas ii.
Marshall No. 3o Burling Slip Cambridge Livingston,
No. ID Broadway; Wn Barton IL Son, No. 4J Pine
street; 4. NJ. Mclean, Citizens Insurance Company,
No. 67 Wall street. u' 70 .e
ALBERT SPEYERs TreaIuror, No. ~ Pine street.
SAILORS OFF.
The propeller Delaware Of the Philadelphia line,
Pier No. II North River, went out at y. III. yes
with load of ggilora her prObable dastiuao