The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-25
MOVEMENT Of TROOPS.

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Departure Of the Thirteenth Regiment OF
BrookIyn-Crowds Around the BROOKLYN
Arino, y-Great Excitemcnt-A long de-
lay, ana Final EmbarkatIon OF the
Troops.
% Monday riers were received by Col Abe Smith,
,mmardng thirteenth regimen to be ready to leave
ocock 90 the following morning. Accordingly, early
tuesday the hustle of preparation resoundei through
the Henry street Armory, but owing to the wait OF
equipments the regiment could not leave til late u tbe
Afternoon Turing the day however, eighteen cases OF
1skets received the previous day from the armory
al Springfield, Mass opened, and the aruSs and
accoutrements distributed among the newly enrolled
members.
As the day advanced the crowd in Henry and Cranbsr
ry streets became very dense. Among them were a
great number Of women and but for the admirable dis
cpne Of the police force under tho command Of Inpec
tor Folk the streets would have been all bat impossible
Inside the confusion nearly great the vast influx
of outsiders materially obstrucsng the preparations or
the troops for Their departure.
THE VICTORY oLrNTEERs.
During the afternoon company OF seventy I've mea
from Williamsburg marched 10 tho armogy. They
derive their name vic.ory you,eefs from the fact
that they raised from among t1e members Of Viz
tory steam Fire Engine Company No 10, forty OF whom
volunteered into the hteenth regiment, ana in
stfumentai III inducing tnrty dvo more TO Join. Ihey
dressed IN iremen ove.cnas, red shirts felt hats
and black owsers really a~ae rough and ready
body 81 men well drlei as members OF targc'
pany, and excellent shots Several ,thers Of the Ni7ory
men have joined Colonel Elsworth's Zouaves Ths uni
forms furnished by subscription raised by the
citizens Of Williamsburg on Monday.
THE fIIEMEN GENERALLY.
Quite large number OF from the Fire Department
generally, have joined the Thirteenth reg rent. Tae
apparatus OF several o. tho companies, with some OF the
men attached thereto drawn up along Fa9n street.
On hat u
comrades They al handsomely decorated, ant
follows, with the number OF the men belonging to
| D.n
lafayette Hook and Ladder, No. I...............2o
Franklin Engine, Ne. !
Crystal Hose, 70.
Pacific Engine, 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10
Jackson Engine, No. Il
| Washington Engine No.
Number OF
victory Engine was no, present Add the forty men
contributed by this company, and have one hunirea
snd fourteen from the Brooklyn Fire Department
who have volunteered into this single regiment
At hal four *, everything being a, length in
readiness the parting faTeels said the last
sed, and the last Kisses gwen and the regiment
marched Of the armory and fled past the people
the sidewalks, they greeted with loud and hearty
chees But the loudest greeting was reserved for the
The cheers we're intermlngled with unmistakabe dc.
nunclati0uS the rebels S0gEcsteO by sigma
carried by each tbe pout 81 his
overwhelmingly, pCce ~ stout cord made NJ In the
| form &C hal gman knht.
About thousand met Aa1 enrolled, bui ~ f1re than
four hundred and teo, rs acua count, exclusive Il stat
and company ctll~es,l went These inciede Two ser.
geaots and twelve m}es oi tue engineer corps Great
disappointment was expressed by tboso who un.
] avodabiy left behinA, who are burning 70 meet
] the enemy face - i4c IN fact those VITO went,
well as those WHO alaS, expressed themse Yes
mmislakably u favor of marching through Baltimore,
10 order that they mlgb. naNe the opportunity Of teach
inE the Nless e!.nenl beIe severe lesson Arfauge-
ments vii Do maze h08rrr - emf on tn2sc VINO we're
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