New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
REPLY or COL, ncoUADr.


Hr. Tracy and Gentlemen. regret that on az.
count of an unfortunate detention the river, could
no. give you tie time 10 prepare htting re.
sponse to the elegant addresses which have attended
this beautiful gifi from the Of Oneida in New
York can yOu Sir, tina, we shall ever cher
i this color on account of the donors, and shall
defend il and the great holy in which are en-
parked; assure on, Sir that those who may i've 70
return home, will return it without blemlsh, save the
blood OF The traitors whom they shall meet IN battle
Loud applause.
Tie standard was manufactured BY Tiffany * Co.,
is worth 500. neat inscription a silver plate has
the words: +" To the Oneida Volunteers 18th Regiment
n. Y. S. w. from the Sons Of Oneida residing in New
York and Brooklyn, 1851" The regiment marched
through Fourth street to Broadway, and down that
street TO the Park Barracks where much hurried
dinner was provided. No substantial food had been
taken by the regiment since Monday evening, as the
steamer and barges conveying them grounded Cas-
Teton bar at ~ O'Clock In the night in which posons
they remoined until Dorning delaying the time Of
rival here four hours The officers paItook Of a din
ner at the Asor-House. Col McQuade gave orders to
be ready to depart for Washington at O'Clock p M.
but it was not certain whether the regiment would get
away before q late hour early this morning. In APP
pearance and drill the 4th Regiment are excellent,
being Of substantial material and having had the ad-
vantage Of four weeks rigid training at Albany before
starting. They marched through the city without their
arms which had been sent on direct 10 Jersey City.
The following is let Of officers:
Feid-Colone James McQusdei Lieut. Col Chas H. sAleni
SoMmi..ioaeI ssS1surreop, Aorro Churchill Quarter
master Thomas VI. Bates Adjun t John T. hcQnace sur
SSn. Mate ~ ~ ~S Ss,S ms' 9 @ Jsme. p
Balou Sergeant, Ms.r Csse. MerVine Drum hso' Ihos
J. Hiu.s; le-Maor. Samuel Il. Cstn. -
Lfae-Com psny A. from Utica TEomas Davies, CAPTAIN
George II. Cone, Lieutenant; 4. b Croker Enisn
DuRg.,t Leu,ensnt; Osorg. T. HslAns worth. Ensign.
Company C-Fon Utica Fr.t HsrTsr Captain Joe Smith,
Company D-From Bassis n. L. Govsn Captain Robert
rooe Lsut s ec,se T. L.' E9 c,,siu Alfred
Compsoy F-From Boonyiie Charles 4. Muller, CsPtsini
wm. 4. Eoy,~, Lieutenant; DnO' cryiner Ensign
Company Orion Rome Ind J. Bsoe9es CaP'sin Seth L.
Company HFrom Syracuse, 5. ue T. IhowPaon Captain;
Co9r,Hy ZION Lowviie Lewis County Horace y Lsl.,
Captain George W. Baite't Lieasnsnt Sterling '" hAzoh'
Compiuy K-From Hudson. VIM II. seymour C.ptsiui
Lemsn Bradley Lieutenant tsystte Butler Ensign
great many Welch are among TIE regiment; and
Mr.. Lewis Mclels, Captain Of Company L, and DIR.
Thomas NJ Davies Captain Of Company A, are both
welcbmen. Many Welchmen, and among them the
Rev r. ID. Thomas, Congregational Pastor Of Weleh
Church in East Eleventh street, and the Rev. Robert
Liter, Baptist Minister, raraded with the regiment
from the foot Of West Fourteenth street, to Washing.
ton Parade Ground andthence down BfoadWay, 70 ihe
CITY Hall Park barracks. One Company OF WEIGH
went with the regiments from Emirs. The following
welch poetry was composed on tue oeca'ion by the
Rev. X. ID. Thomas
ENGLYNIOS.
l. Glewion o dtyuion sddssth-
Or diNedd,
Ar g. ein llywodfasth;
o. Ousid. ian odi4etb,
Am dJyuion nuoyri3n smaslh.
2 III Conner hso gymersnt-
budvU
A'u bradyr daSnt
Ergydsn on gyuau, CANT,
lr Aig Elm gallon rw,gaut.
J. JET Davis o gya dsfol-
ptu elJn,
dlaliaui yn Thwy,go.
A bling ant 81 ben blpurol;
Dyns hasd yT adyn dol. 10
Which, being translated, reads:
Heroic men came LIST defend Government from
Opeids County which noted for IL, brave rpsns
2 an. renowned pendants Of the susn, Bdons 90 At
tack progress o. the traitors and suirh their conodef.
Ates bv The power OF their arms