New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
THE EXPECTED ARRIVAL or THE TWENTY
EIGHTH REGIMENT.

EIGHTH REGIMENT.
The streets were thronged Last night BY large
multitude ofpersons, who anxiously awaiting tne
arrival Of the 2Sth Regiment 1t was at first reported
that they would arrive here in the mornings then
about noou Subsequent teegraphic dispatches stated
that they would leave Philadelphia at o'clock
another one that they would start at and land about
g. Every preparation had been made to give them
grand reception The streets through which they were
To march were lined with both sexes and all ages, WI
patiently waited many hours and al last Tue ereasoi
proportion gradually wended their way nome, gVi1s
up all hope Of seeing them before next Day aV s &c
o'clock the escort which had proceeded TO the foot Of
Courandt street returned with the inormatloh 'na'
the lat heard Of the regiment they were SIN al fn
delphia Those who remained in the streets Wenasd
their way home, and the sidewalks were soou ue-
serted.
Fulton street and Myrtle avenue were Handsomely
decorated with flags and banners consing lnscIgoas
Of welcome were suspended across. One rom NO. ~
Fulton street with the following:
Brooklyn welcomes the Defenders Of the Union"
At the corner of Myrtle avenue and Fulton street
was one with the Words
Welcome 18th Regiment"
Several banners and devices were suspended at diff
ferent points.
The 10Th Regiment, Col. Graham, the Home Guard,
18th Regiment Reserve Guard, Juvenile Zouaves,
Brooklyn Schutzen Corps, independent Brooklyn
Schufzen Corps, Citizens Horse Guard, and Ihaiia
and Urania Singing Societies all turned out IN Iun
numbers to welcome and the returning soldiers
They are expected to-day.
THE SIXTH REGIMENT.
Tie precise time Of the arrival Of this Regiment IL
uncertain There was general gathering OF the old
members and friends of the Sixth at Llndenmullers
last evening aud it then understood that the heg-
me1t would arrive between and III o'clock tins
morning. Mr.. IindenmHller reformed our reporter
that the German Societies would turn out, and thai the
reception would be grand affair. One feature VIII be
the personatiou of the States by thirty-four dsle
girls dressed 10 red white and blue. There will, also,
be thirty boys dressed in the Zouave costume
LindenmGiler has fixed up his place In the gayest
style in anticipation Of the occasion. over the
entrance is large design Of the CAPITOL and an eagle
looking so ercely tina. ii IL difficult 10 convince your
sef that you do not hear him scream; then there are
the names of all the regiments that have arrived or
are coming from the battlefield the 9th being painted
larger than any other, with the words, Welcome
New-York Regiments Of Volunteers returning from
the Field of Honor" This will be illuminated for
three successive nights The inside OF the building Is
COMPLETELY tran sformed and il patriotic all over.
The latest dispatch states that the Regiment VIII
not arrive until tomorrow. 1t Is from Lieut.. Fur
mann 10 bis wife, and is as follows:
"AsSAPOLis, July q, 1861
Going hsoe this evening. VIII arrive there Moody All
Will j. G Fl BMANN.
Lieutenant Company g."
RECRUITING.
The following table presents the names of the vari-
ous regiments now recruiting in this city their respec-
tive places of rendezvous, and the number Of men