New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MASSA-
CHUSETTS TWELFTH REGIMENT.


The long-expected Webster Regiment, 18th Msssa-
ehuses arrived at the foot of Eleventh street, East
River, by the Bay State, at II O'Clock yesterday.
crowd received the soldiers with cheers for the con
Of Daniel Webster Amer declaration the regiment
marched TO East Fourteenth street, where large body
of Massachusetts, men, with appropriate badges and
accompanied by the National Guard h2nd, were In
waiting The Chairman, Frank 4. Howe, in bic proper
capacity received the officers, and the Rev. DR..
Adams AZ Madison Square .Een made speech, weleo-
ing the regiment and lie commander. ibis WIS, he
sad tno 90 talk bus 90 thigk noby and act heroic
ally. II not = war Of hostile parties Slavery was
not The s,uo. L. the defense of constitutional
government II right that Col. Webster should
be found where be stinds to-day, for bis father bad
by his eloquence and ststesmanfhp received the title
OF eysounder and defender Of the Constitution.
lApplausel Some extracts from Daniel Webster very
appropriate 10 the occasion, were read, aud the
speaker closed with a few complimentary remarks TO
the regiment
Col Webster said war Was not the profession Of bic
men, and they had been thus welcomed, not for heroic
deeds bit for the motives which imPeled them They
would do their duty.
Led by Mr.. Newell A. Thompson. Marshal, the
Sons of Massachusetts and a few New-Hampsbire
men, preceded the regiment down Broadway, through
out which greht crowds Of people bad assembled 70
greet the Massachusetts soldiers with cheers. For
nearly an honr before the regiment appeared, crowds
were assembled 90 the corners, and occupying
elevated places. 10; Of exeursonists from Boson,
by the steamer City Of New York, accompanied the
processicn among them;
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P. r hsndslI, A. johnson.
At the City Hail. hundreds who desired 10 take part
in the reception formslites disappointed the
regiment az once entered the barracks, and proceeded
to take dinner. At the Astor House, Mr.. Emerson
and DIR. Adams addressed the officers. Their names
are as follows:
FisS~Colcnel-Yleeher web,,sr Manifold Lieutenant.
Colonel a. Bryan Jf Newton >sd'j0r-Elsha NJ
stsgtidju..t-T P. H.viaud NswtOni ou.rterms.
mnlr.y LeInstOn so,ssg,n-Jsdsash n Barter BC.,sni
..nchSs. w. fSa%p.on sesss5t B. ss%p.
son; Communicated L. CLARK
Ss%P$ sscggH1 ast dss 1t Lieu
COmp,ny b., Beson-csP,in, George w March; Jet Lieu.
Company G. Boston-Capsn, Daniel o. Hsody Let Lieuen
ant Edward r. Pence, GOueesieri I'd Lieutenant Harlan p
Company D. Bc,,cn Captain Nathaniel b. shurileG lot
Leu,enAIi j. OILS Williams "a Lieutenant, Geo. h. DRAKE
Company Y. Bo..on-c.p4l9. Edwsl S.l.aar,h l Lieu
tenant George H. DAVIS, % Liea,euset ssmn.! Appleton
boTn Il. Lieutenant, AEteus X. HAn0n I'd Lieutenant III
Sompsny @, Arlington Captain Ira Blanchard lat Liss.en
ant Edward r Reed "a Liea,eusat, Ly,ander Cushb
Company H. Mrspouih-Cap,iu, James y Bates IL: Lieu
Company s.onghion-Csp'sin John hipey Leg Lieutenant
Chester Clark ID Lieutenant, WsTrn Ihon p'oD.
,.nsni Benjamin Cook I'd Lieutenant, Gilman ssunders
Band Msser-Wm. J. Maitland.
The regiment emerged from the City Hall Park at
precisely 81 o'clock and crossed the Ferry 10 EZa-
betbport from Per No. . North River, thence going
by rail via Harrisburg 10 Washington. While III the
city, Capt. Ralrton, ut the instance OF Mr. Howe, pro-
yidei some Engeh thoroughbred horses Tor the staff
DEPARTURE OF TIE THIRD REGIMENT sICKLEs
BRIGADE.
By the departure Of the steamboat Transport, from
Camp Scott andng with the above regiment On board
which took place at o'clock Last evening" tie tented
ded, which has attracted many thousand friends Of
Sickes Volunteers, becomes emptied Of all its occu
pants except $50 members OF the 5th Regiment
About 600 fremen are by, and no tents Of the
various regiments remain untouched Consequently,
the outward appearance of Camp Scott Is not changed
The I'd Regiment left without anything IansliriD
worthy of note. All hands IN good huInor, and
Ia proper spirits 20 be servcesble for the As TO
the officer names, they were Published IN The IHlB-
UsE yesterday.
Col rslirman Of the Fire Brigade. There Ia now no
such thing known IA the "Sckles Brigade" the
ends for which Col Sickles laboed having been accoD
nlisbed visit 10 the Fireuens Regiment viii be
found interesting. There are companies formed
aud sworn In and 300 men required, marching
orders ha, ing already been conferred. lighter has
been bringing 10 the landing for several days pas.
boxes of Springfield muskets Of ght and modern pat
tern sufficient supply the whole regiment As soon
as procured, Enfield nfes will take their place. A
special auform has been adopted and authorized by
tie WsT Department, being very yearly thai Vt the