New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20

Jones street, reaches Broadway, heaVng hiu"',O
rushing by lie side and great sh0uts from Irooaoy o
largest crowd that ever thrOnged that thoronSh"o
and waving banners and aWtering handkeFeh.e' Gnu
blessings, not oud but deep, greet i and cheeF / u 10
way.
BROADWAY.
The crowd as we have just said was in''nehse' orr
ignorant Of tie purpose and meaning of that dTray,
would have thought from The gao look OF so many
,bon.aud banners ,hat ributaries were following in
,7rtive bonds tho chariot wbee,a of some returning
tnst fresh from CONQUEST ri,sr than that fcy waved
a farewell 70 hese taGsead ylupg men ening ont to
meet a foe. But there were other signs One
fully observing could that there wc~. many band
hercbiefs shat did not wave but versyress conrP.
.ively t. many ,He, 10 hide the s,v.ting tears Esd
along IN, sidtstrce, inst ont of the way of the r-
i'm crowd standing up the curbsones, were csose-
dravs carriages, from out vf whore back-wistows
were the faces If mothers, from whose eyes falned
tear. as they stoned for more lock at sons march
ing away IN ,het solid phalahy. But the steady look
of,he sodiera turned nethe,o the right nor ihe iei'i
ths thrilling music and the cleaning mnsh-'s passed
/ spdly by and seemed 20 sink Into The earn ou' Oh
/ SIGHT, leaving a great void behind
The regiment wac preceded by a squad OF police OF
60 men on foot under the command Of Captains mop
I kins CaArey TnrnbuIl and Sye Y, and followed ny
SUPERINTENDENT Kennedy and Inspectors Carpenter ana
Mills in carriage Nowhere was 'he slightest dihof-
der Int ali along the route continued ouibntt 81 lNe
so,re enthusiasm. and The same display Of overwhem-
mo r,t,otism and admiration which greeted the regi-
| mtnt at the start
COURTIANDT STREET.
Conrtsndt street. ar the day Of the departure OF
the Massachusetts, Regiments, an arbor Of banners
Here as in al the lower part Of the cry, fresh but
I M, less numerous nor less ardent multitude made up
chiefly of the business men of downtown received the
I edyanciuy troo,e "1TH! Con SPEED YoU )! waved
from banner on one Of the stores, and the shouts bat
| cleoted il even from the returning crowd when the
regiment had crossed the ferry showed how emphatic
ally and cordially all eympathized with the parting
blessing At the ferry the rush was tremendous to get
partine look NJ the gallant fellows whom so many
hores center; and tie geam Of the ldst musAct dS-
reared beneath the gateway and the boat pushed off,
over the heads of the departing soldiers there waved
single 1utter Of white handkerchief single fash OF
the red and white of the counirys flag, and all voices
were silenced in mne t3rewel
JERSEY CITY.
The stay here was brief, ss tie men were marched
directly TO the cars but the greeting and the parting,
though brief, was only continuance Of that which had
been given on this side Of the river. The whole city
seemed 10 Lave turned ont for only that momenary
sight Of the gallant seventh and If to make up for
the shortnes Of the time, by intensity OF enthusiasm
the ladies tossed their handkerchief, and stripped of
their ornaments to throw the soldiers they passed
along.