The New York herald., 1861-12-18
TIE ELEVENTH CONNECTICUT REGIMENT

AfftNhl ana Departure Of the Eleventh
| Connecticut eptiom and
Breakfast at the AStOr JJOnsr-Specehcs
| OF Gov. Buckingham Rev. Henry Ward
! Bcecher. General Wetmore. Hon. y. u.
| Woodbridge and Othcrs--A war with
! England the Subject OF Hot Debate
Whnt our Eminent Men Think Of tho
| Threatened EsNcoNntrr--Great Eutbu.
| sinsm ana strong DISQUALIFICATION
10 Gov. Buckingham ut the Fi0h Ave-
| nue Hotel. DO.
Connecticut Yesterday another regiiptthe Ele
ventl Vountcers--fHls armed and equiuned through
oar city Yo,e TO the of war. The regiment nun
bcrs nine hundred and conposct OF fine cays os
men recruited from yarions portions Of The Of Con
nec,icut, They armed with sharp's rifle and tho
Springfield muse, and fitted for the arduous cam
raign life on which they about 10 enter They arrived
in this city NJ pier No North river rom Hartford at
about eight O'Clock yesterday morning when they we're
marched ny Broadway TO the Park Barracks where re
reshments provided for the men while the officers
were entertained at the Asor House Governor pucs
hgfan, OF Connecticut Qiartermaster Bsnce and Adm
tan General Williams OF The state along with
the troops and were pre.ent At the breakfss,
Afer The regiment had been put proper condition At
the PARK Barracks the officers headed by the sors Of
Connecticut aud preceded by podwefths band marched
to the As:os House. whore sumpaous repast awaited
e1l ihe laigs banquet room ot the motel Tiled to
repe,ion by distinguished company Of the sons ard
daughters Of Conn cieu', tie latter partiouiar being
quite fattoving specimen OF thu beauty Of that State
ihe room was appropriately decorated, The naticuei
coicrs beng displayed vita ane effect Among those who
SAT dowh brcakiast were she Gclewinc.~Goysrnor
Buckingham. Res. henry Ward ncecher, Generals Wet
mere, Tyler aud Williams rarteras,er Bunce, OF Con
neeticat, = 4 na5nam Rev Dr Thompocn and others
Charles Goud, Esq. presided on the occasion and as
scon usticc had been good things prov id
cd proceeded 10 open the speeding port, ION Of the ry
gralnme, Connecticut people crieriy race an,
did what necessary 70 be done at the appointed
time These presoGi had congratulations lc exchange
that he should ask the speakers 10 I've bre ia THEN rs
narks aud to tel what thay all waited lear and no
thug else daughter 'ls wouls return thanks to a
sion-Goyernor Huosingbar. of coareeticu,--far hi.
tender care for the volunteers o. ,nat State.
Governor BCcRlSenaS here arcso. ari!t Dad Az
pa,se pr1tee1ed 10 sddress the company follows
Nm ca, IRsLAY : oSs ASl o. roY .sSscrlces- s
oeerty afae ty this rdai reception 90 runh 80 that
hays language sxrra the ananis o. nv hcat
Enough nsa might seek rucs or cnolp pi,at sIa ho,or
and various the Angcs q h career thressb ns yet he
i'll rSm.mrss with Atervs. aud lnve the home or
bis youth .appsansc know BY yonr looss nrd those
pibiis fpanAcsta,ars .h.t yos all the sors and
daughters Of my good old honest Con. and feel the
pest Interest," W tine present condition OF dr country
Connecticut may up sioIy 70 the work " suppress
.ns thc r.h"Iicu bnt sers ere no hearts which beat
ttan TIRE II ,ls sons and daughters cf Tia, State tAp
plasSe When thc hys, rai was rlde ppon Coprsccni
Tor t~fs, the hroistatian ncuto'ed o,t ono regi-
n,eu,, hns she scntfcrfhi thoroughly armed lu,ppcd
three The Governor hsrc wen. oa % slva jonr,h
ensd ie'ta' Of tba mif.tar! hisrly = CONNECTICUT
Sipcs itc commencement on HE present raheiyn and
tbsn eoDtnes When t.a ysS lyoke oui CoDpeettulhad
but 900 Sen enrolled ia ths rpSnias militia service
She ns cent 70 The war as to the present eleven rs
nenis bcbses hattoyy 6s arsiiisty ce o cavalry
one battalion cr infantry and orr tstteres Of cavolry
and now organizing two more r. Connecticut was put
Lr tn the bal, se came as well dressed and prepared "A
any 70 tie daDec fAM'aasej i ;i,ers anything Of
which nm proud y j. not only tho rt history OF nv
sale, but alec the present fAsrh,uscl (ornsct,cut II
dang ali II her Dwef pttserts tho integrity OF The
Cnol and DO not hesitate say tst when the history
cf The present rebellion y written the Legislation or
Connecticut viii comtare fsverahy with that Of asay
other sate star of ths FIRST sni,uaS would ccnpAre
with that q the lesser bodies w which Is sur, ouned
q applause. The Goycrnar then Concluded by agar OK.
niore FOR hanaek but iof the little Connoaw which
he represented and resnmsa lis sst asid loud 50.
rlalse.