Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

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irving here at the hour above stated. The
Field and Staff officers of the Regiment
are T;
Golonel-s. Park Coon. 80,
Lieutenant cOlOnel-Henry W. Peck.
Major-Duncan Mcdonald.
Adjutsnt-E. n. Hunter.
ColOnel's Aid-Henry Sandes.
Quarter Mastar-J.D. Ruggles.
Sergeant Msjor-P. M'Adams.
Surgeon. NJ. Lewis.
First Assistant-T. P, Russell.
Quarter Master Sergeant-W. NJ. Spear.
Commisssry Sergeant-E. R. Chase.
The Regiment was provided on leaving
Madison with four days's ratiOns. It was
without arms, but was in other respects we'll
equipped. The uniform of the regiment
is r cloth, this color having been adopt
ed by the State for its troops because of its
having been found to shield the soldier
better than any other in battle. Their caps
are of the same material, but made much
higher then usual, with q peak behind and
before. In their physical appearance, the
men are quite equal, if not superior, to the
First Regiment from the same State, which
passed through some ten days since, and
which sAl agreed in ~prOnouncing unsur-
passed By any body of men that had gone
through or from Cleveland. In regularity
and precision of movement they exhib-
tied g creditable degree Of discipline, and
their appearance in platOOns, twenty-five
front, was very fine.
The officers of the Regiment are all fine
looking men, and most Of them have a
knowledge of military science. Only one,
60 far IS we cocid learn, has ever been in
active ~serylse-Lieuk Meredith, of Com
psny H, who, we are informed, was in the
battles of Beuna Vista and CsrFc GordO,
WHARF he commanded a company which
went from Dayton, o., where he at thattims
resided. He returned from Mexeco with
but thirty-seEen men out Of nearly a hun
drsd thst vent With him. 81
Ohiois well represented in the Regiment.
First Lieutenant Caleb Hunt, Of Company
K. was formerly . resident of Cleveland, and
Capt. j. F Randolph. Of Company a, once
resided in Warren, where, he Informed US,
he has friends stiH living. He is also known
in This city. There are also sOme twenty
p~rivates Of Company Il who are natives of
Ohio, Other companies have a share Of
Buckeyes. s-EIt i'll
The Regiment viii receive their arms,
cartridge boxes, ammunition, &c, at Harris
\ burgh or Pittsburgh, after which they will
proceed directly to Washington, where they
viii probably arrive on Sunday.
TIE RECEPTION. 4''
It was the general impression that on the
arrival of the Regiment here, it would dis
embark at the foot Of Vineyard street, and
march thence to the Square, TO receive the
Refreshments prepared, and about thrse
O'Clock the crowd began to gather in that To-
caiity. When the train came in, however
It only made a short stop atthe place aP-
pointed BY Che people, and again moved on
to the depot. Ths train was divided and
run on 70 the tack Of the Pittsburgh Road
and it was given out that they could moi
stop to pertaks Of The refreshments provided
for them, the order being that they should
proceed forward as rapidly as practicable,
This crested q good deal Of disappointment
and regret, as well 70 the soldiers as TO thu
citizens, but TOO much had been done K
permit q single refusal 10 be final and the
public expectation must DO gratifed.5 TIT
Colonel was waited on BY the officers Of th'
city military and prominent citizens, but h
presisted that he must be OF in thirty min.
utes. fortunately, by some misdireOtiOn !
vas sscertained at this iuncture that i
would be impossible 10 make up the trair
before o'clock il the evening, ahd ehis be
ing announced to the Colonel, he gave tn
order to march out the c~omPanis4l Tn
Captains Of the various companies set :
work vigorously, and in abort time ha'
their commands in line.
The companies as fast as formed Eer
marched out into the open space south o
the freight depOts, and as rapidly Is possibl
the Regiment vas formed in platoOns, TWEEN
ty-fve front, the right resting on Rive
} street. Headed BY their band thsline O
march was taken up through river stree I
Union Lane, through Union Lane 70 sups
riof street and up Superior stFeestO the Pub
lie Square. b.
: A large e.owd hai cOliecedat tho Square
Which It required all the actiYfty Of d
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