The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-24
Dep.rt-rs Of the sece.a Pire zs-.ves-
TROUBLE AKoNo TIE OFFICERS.
A SCENE IN THE PARK.

inursuay evening, a''no'eu ~ the Fark bH-
racks yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, pre-
paratory TO taking their departure MANY Of
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wv NV" w f'''' "''O'''''' ",'' NV away
the time Tor TWO or three nours Oy getting up
little fphts. At ono time a very serious
dicic,I,v lo,ucen the pIice and tho man
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many hard words u'cl, anu II was only htsr
the arrest Of the most thoroughly whiskey-
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llttle alter Tour O'CLOCK Me. Wa'kn'' IA Do
half Of the Fire Department Funi Committee.
pr,snut.d To the rpirin.ri tlrou IA CI Pir-
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'''7' wa
pPprVr"''y r'spohl'l.
NJ about five o'clock the rcgimonth line WA
formed, aud headed 10y shelton, band ~ irchrl
cut to the parade ground Of the Park.
Previous T. thiH meeting OF company ofhcers
! M DINERS Interested IN getting Col Fl'tmln
tut q the regiment, was held at tn, Astor
House. lts proceeding were secret but from II
sprang concerted action on the part OF these
othcers to opPoeo Col. fdirman and II u even
tad that they went ~ lar as to send to wash
ington tel"graphic dispatch grossly misrepre-
Snting the condition AMI iccling Of tho rcgi-
mcnt Appri-cd Of this, Col. Fairman drew up
his men III hollow square bcturc the CITY Hal,
and made an address which he closed 10y putting
TO them the question whether they would have
Inn TO lead them or not.
with the exception OF portion Of Go. a, the
whole regiment united in shout VI aye, but
even thete did not raise dissenting voice.
Ash 10y concerted action, the captains and
some Of tho heutcnnntA, rushed To tho Colonel,
VINO Nill STOOL IN the centre OF the square, while
the men continued cheering him, and surrounded
INN WIN Their drawn swords pointed at AMI
. bTandiHhcd over him. From among them ross
"A ssguunTpl
sIi unprecedented protest, &c
Inc n,ch DION from the ranks ana iranticAily
waving th,lt NAYS W tne ar anu cheering ior
the Colonel, surrounded the group. Coolly
pushing NO way rom 'ne SUI oNcii.ouIy ,ntcH-
ehlhs cio"9 ol 0'hcerS, the Co'ohol plS'ed along
the line ana TOOK second vote by comptnie''
when I'nu''ti iNo 1,o urse' IN an w ~
G,llov,d md Threatened wi,b ,boi, s,vori'
Capt Burns, Of Go. A, getting a muldlod idea
Of the Colonies speech iancied that Il was
tI4' nu was no longer captain, anu
know N he via Thev deciJcd In Tho mi a.,
tive. An United States officer who happened to
I've present III citizens clothes, here stepped
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officers and with n half dozen s,,orl, noin,nd AZ
his breast. wa, nueried in the most proc,ne and
unpcutlenanly manner who he was what he
had to say. what he wanted etc Finding at
length that TO use a technical phrase 7the
colonel tr,mps were too high. the officers sue
cumbcd and sullenly took their places in tho
line some of them still cursing the colonel ami
threatening 10 fight him in the square. while the
men loudly cheerod him.
Apain the line was formed and tho rcf,in,cnt
marched out Of the PARK. thronsh Chatham
street and the Bowcry to Eighth strcet tbrou ,,h
Eighth to Broadway, and then down to Pier
No 2 North River Here they were marched
| ON board the Red Jacket and 6y her conveyed
| down to Elzabethport, where they were to take
| the cars of the New Icr.cv Central railway for
| Washington.
A large number of the men probably near two
hundred of the regiment were icft bchinI. many
| Of them too drunk tn go. They will be taken
| char,,c of here by Mr. G. NJ Fairbanks who has
bscn detailed for this purpose.
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INHIht'Il"S'-bf oruerS Just received from the
| War DEPARTMENT. new camp Of rendezvous and
| instruction has been established al Scar,dalle
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nave inc cohi'hahu' 10 TINS nc" camp all the
volunteer regiments accepted from this vicinity
will be sent, and the men recruited for them
| will lie sent there with descriptive lists as they
| are recruited, instead of being uuartered in
| some of the ,corp or morn of camp, about the
l CITY, AS the men come on they will he formed
| itt coupanic- of 100 eacb irresnectiye Of tbe
| regiments 10 which they belong Tor nurpo,es OF
| exercising in drill and Afterwards when the
| cgimcnts are filled, the men, according to the
descriptive lists will 10 attached to their yari-
| Gus commands.
The en- will be mustered into the United
States service Immediately on entering camp.
Officers Of volunteer regiments will be required
to rcctc infantry tactics three times per day,
and the soldiers will drill about six hours per
dW. Officers are to have no more permission to
leave camp than soldiers, the only excuse which
will get them to the city being the death OF a
relative.
| The camp j. in beautiful situation, contains
some sixty or seventy acres Of land, and is we'll
| waterrd.
IwentN-nlne regiments recruiting III and
about this city, some OF them having tve com.
plnieS, Others four some three, and few OF
them two, VIII de- required To enter hero. sew
erai Of these regiments WIZ never De completed,
nut wheh u - iouhd mat they hang ire' Too
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| CoMrASits SWORN I'm Nineteen companies
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