New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

stables where horses TO be sent Tor inspection are
situated In Twenty fourth street. Newiork, and No
; g Pierpont street, Brooklyn. Over 80 have been
bought within the Tast two days. Animals TO be ac-
ceped nst be 5I bands high not over eight or under
three years od-stalliops aud gedngs preferred Inc
Assistant Quartermaser is the officer 10 whom appli-
cants should bring horses. He Will be found AT
/ proper hours at the places mentioned, and wants
! thousand horses.
! THE SECOND MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT
OF VOLUNTEERS.
Principally at 81, the announced hour, on Tuesday
morning, the steamboat Commodore reached the dock
al the foot of Courtandt street, having board the I'd
Regiment of Massachusetts, Volunteers, George ii.
! Gordon Colonel. In fact tie guests were much more
punctual than the hos for the promised escort OF The
Sons of Massachusetts did not present themselves for
more than half hour after the boat had reached her
wharf A few minutes after o'c ock the Recep-
/ ton Committee Of the Sons" numbering about
! 3d. made their appearance, under the marshal7hip
/ of the President, DR. Richard Warren. most con-
/ vncing proof Of the good sense of those having in
charge the reception s offered In the fact that at the
wharf, there was no very long delay ana no speech,
hearty bnt qaiet welcome by the leading men OF The
Sons, ard tlen, soon the soldiers could be dis
embarked the regimena lice formed aud The corps
! was marched directly TO the City Hall Park lie
practical good sense and proper feeling of the officers
In at once getting their into the shade, and spsrng
then the unnecessary fatisues Of ,ess pides and
mrchngs is In strong co trast with the ocers OF inc
| DE Kalb Regiment Of this city, who, on Monday,
marched their three or four miles 10 the hottest
rr OF the hottest day Of the season. merely In selfish
qualification OF their own personal vanity.
IL had been expected that the Massachusetts hesi
nelt would accept the invitation of their Maesachu-
sets frenis in this city TO breakfast bnt other ar
judgements of The officers at rst uterered, and they
decned the profered hospitality. Subsequently, how
| ever the face of matters being changed, they con-
cuded to accept the invitation but by colfuson and
delay of Ielegraphc dispatches, the final acceptance
did not reach It's address IN this dty ntl II ciJcA,
! midnight, Of Monday. Mr.. Frank Il. Howe, the
Masstc buset State Agent in New-York, soon, how
ever made all the necessary arrangements, and at
last tLe pnvates OF the regiment were accommodated
with a bate breakfast at the Park Barracks while the
| Officers breakfasted a; tbs Astor House.
This I'd Masrachnsetts Regiment Is the most thor
ougtly and completely equipped corps that has gone
from Massachusetts, az perhaps from any otner n ile
rhe meu are dressed in the full regulation uniform,
made up in the most substantial manner, Of the bet
msterials; every man has, besidc his overcoat and
/ wooden blanket, an India-rubber blanket The bag
! gage train consists Of % wagons With horse7 10
each and ambulances and boz iIal wagons. The
tire sra are mounted excellent horses that there
l3o horses with the regiment The tets and camp
equipage oil Of the best quality and are most lib
| eI1l IN quantity.
baud.nasier and drum corps Of - drums, under the
direction Of drum major, all of whom are enlisted for
three years. The whole regiment are armed with the
Enfield riie, with the od-iashioned three-cornered
/ ~~NNs
! for tie past weeks.
The ocers are selected from the very first and finest
young Of Boston, and regarded as tho pet ieg
inept of that city Col Gordon IL graduate Of Wet
P,nt and served with disinc ton all through the Mex
lean war aud number Of other officers have also seen
| active service
Tie following il correct lst Of the officers;
| Colsnsl--leoiss H. Gordon 81 Boston.
! Lt,Bieaant Coisael-Geors. J.. Andrew, Of Boston.
NsJoc~Hller Dwight q BO.Oa,,
/ ASjaiaE-ChArles Whes,on jr, Of Boston
/ Qyarrerme'is,-R Morri' Copeland Of hoIbuy
s.g;s:1lkase. a. s..in y -, Of s e. Salem
e3hsc Rs' oS BSa q S u as. p' I.u,.uu
H hgs@:sS I'D lanes F Gs. ., ooe r.n,.o.D.
Isspsay G-C.pt. WSl coss'wsl of ss,mi Lisutsnln,'
eopaav D-Cspt lane, savsge IT, Of Boston Lieu.enns
wro. B. ssds~isI snd Fls,es;;, y Abbott, $1,000.
~. i. william. srd oeirsn il. Ho~.rd.
R.srR y sss c . S T.@. XXX EoS..1 Boston I'''H
CSspsav G-dspl Richard Carey of Boston, LieusenAn'
CcSfisg T~capt Z, q Tqeisr q Boston, Lise'sn.nt'
6o~poay ICsPG Adm B. Underwood Of Boston, Lisuisn'
ants, Mscas ~ have, and Rsfa. cto.te ,,.....,.
Cespsnv k-cspt r. G. Goodwin Of Bestoni leu'enAn'
Geo g =. Esns. aud chsrlesf Horton.
In the afternoon, At the Astor House, dinner WA
rendered 70 the officers Of the Regiment. Several dis,
/ been done 10 the repast, Mr.. Howe introduced Mr.
joseph IL. Cboa,e, who spoke as follows:
Cor 0oRDoS Gzd Gsatls-sn Of tss seeOnd Rsrimeati
h, osS 'S. az gs'. 20 S, sss .. wsom. .s Or
.o.ed your pert in the sOrous contest
only repeat bs, has srsdy been much better said to
that have gone before from your nob.
ever ever hs vein. soasa drop Of blood b.. .
az he Ss b. s p
Sc a Ss :, d 'ssist. 5 ;a S. ID ''' for
The @ not. Of Psp:on in :. . w g.' heard from
seat Of Governments your immortal Sirh egn.ut
I .n q the e 'SS 3. o s ss!n Ss <. :, S,H:
thai tho huus troop. bad worried their ~sy TO Bait
more Of them had fallen in h's,ening TO the
cue OF ths Capital AfpAu'' u th. hS0r q fearful i,.s
di almost 'esns,h hs men o'heI aay Tno a'h's'a cur
"a nlrirs world loeted and s.d Behold Curious
S ,ol,d Ssdes Of bunker M
inE hroud, And n In their honorable 'vss In arms The
n III be Tho banner Of victory Uon they formed vii
be- % p.tu and will scue the blessings Of Liberty to their
Y ss,l.esn hs sscr6c.. and service. which Ms..cu
sets rendered IN this war esdy have undc"sd her rue
booss ed A Baltimore q. the Suspicion and jssousy and dis
trust Of Der Of liberty which have a, some m,s and IN
vrs went ,way forever and the universal appliance which
reets ho name ard the hnndeIs Of velcoms ~seh hNs
tsei, Mn. 10 Tie front ranks amy demon
sed that Ms.ehuss to day stands hrst IN The hss o. her
ia .dvoc.iins Is. docaes which asserted in
blood ss la. nothing In all her conduct TO regret aud nothing
But Il is no time now gentlemen to indulge In State pd.
secons oxidation You longer soldiers Of Ma's,chu
he .ry Of The United states and going to hst fr the
common the and the common glory OF
hS Won sre 20 6,ve an honorable part In fulfilling Alr..dy IL
than half accomplished IN the wonderful Tes snd
has been done IN three months Of preparation how tho
rat border have wheeled into line and resumed their
I'd by sedoos Governor sits suomissiTe and peaceful
throughout boderr Kenueky appears 10 The new Con-
,... WITH her full Senators and Representatives
saa thereby declares uamsssby her unTinsns. TO
t,In her baSk upon Constitution. lAppAuse Maryi.d,
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