New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19

Is "A beautifully decorated VIII haoona' n'e 49,
.tr;otic embems which seemed TO afford the Requiem,
much Justification The remaining companies Closed
snks and marched on to the S. Nicholas, wnere o'ner
co,ppnies were left TO obtain Eefr 'shmen's anu ."0
remainder continued ON to the Asor House ior sin'
purpose. AZ,
When the Regiment arrived opposite the ST. Nich-
olas Hotel, probably 5000 people were on the sue
walks Every heart beat with the most intense pa
yiotism and love of country. Cheer upon cheer rent
khe air. Handkerchief hats, and fags waved hearty
Irelcome TO the Massachusetts g Sixth Not Dry
lv, was there in the multitude, and when parting
l'GoD BLESS roU and safe return was given them,
thousands were unable TO say more, from the tullness
bf their patriotic hearts. Long Will that moment pe
remembered by those who such gallant men flock
Inc TO the flag of their country in the hour OF It's peril
Arriving 40 early in the morning, the 9th Regiment
had li,tJe reason 10 expect other than military reeep-
isou. by single regiment in this city, and they must
Heel exceedingly grated at the ovation which they re-
lsyed from our citizens. The following are the OIL
lceIs of the regiment
TDwARD \. JOKES, Colonel
WALTER SHATrucK Lieutenant Colonel.
BENJAMIN +. WATSON, Major.
AIPH, r. FARR, Adjutsnt.
Jas. MosRoK, QuaTternisster
Huyus L. PLAsTKD Psymastcs.
NORMAN SxITu, Surgeon
J. r. PAINE Assistant Surgeon.
l CHsuLEs BARBIpGK, Choplsin.
J. SAwTEII, Captain OF Company
y S CLARK Captain Of Company r.
i As FoLLxSsBEr, Csptsn Of Compsn. c.
wv. HlRr Captain Of Company D.
DAVID THoirEH. Captain of Company T.
BF CHApRouRSy, Captain Of Company
l JONATHAN L,DD. Captain Of Company H.
JoHs PicKISG. Captain Of Company.
L TrxoraY IsepsHAx, Captain Of Company Ia
! Iohn A. Stevens, President of the Bank OF Com
,ence WAS introduced this morning. III the Rotuna OF
the As,or House by Arson Burngame, TO the officers
and men of the Massachusetts Brigade. Mr. Stevens
.s,ed that his ancestors shed their blood al Saratoga
for Liberty. and he was willing to do what he could to
sustain the Government.
When the intelligence reached Massachusetts that
lcal was made upon them for volunteers to susn the
honor oC our nations flag me ohanc in Lowell hav-
| ing in mis- employ seven men, thus addressed them:
"Meu orr country calls; flag has been desecrated
90 10 defend il; will you 10 with met shall close
nv factory If / live 10 return, shall again open
and shall employ you. Will you go" eve will, u"
VA. the unanimous response. All those men, with
their employer passed through this city to-day in the
6 regiment that has marched in response to the Pres
| dents call. Comment il unnecessary.
| The Davis Guards of Acton included in the regi-
ueut date their formation from the Revolution Their
| frt CAPTAIN was named Davis, and they have pre-
ser ed the name ever since The ale all farnetS
About II o'clock having duly refreshed themselves,
the men formed III line and marched down Broadway
amid tremendous enthusiasm every hand.
Turning from Broadway into Courtlandt street, the
scene was such as has seldom, if ever, been seen III
New.York. The stores could hardly he seen for the
ascs of which there must have been, an average,
one for every window in the street Every building
was thronged with persons eager to see the regiment
while the sidewalks, awning posts and stocPs were
Literally covered with mass Of excited humanity
There was one uninterrupted and unprecedented cheer
from Broadway TO the Ferry.
Those who have witnessed all the great demonstra-
tons Of the city for half century back remember bone
90 spontaneous enthusiastic. As the regiment filed oil
% 60 uuop the ferry boat which gaiy decorated
with a,s as was ferry house there wac loud cfl's
Of 4" G "a bless Won, "God bless you;" and unlimited
cheers for the old Bay State.
Crossing the river The troops entered the depot Of the
New-Jersey Railroad Company, which wac crowded
with patriotic Jerseymen and women. From the con-
venent balcony around the building, 90 well occupied
a. the Lincoln reception the bright eyes of many
fair one looked down ii sparkling delight at the prompt
march of the brave Massachusetts boys TO their coun-
try's defense.
Flags were waved by hundreds Of fir hands, and
while the volunteers waiting for the carr not
few OF the miniature copies Of the rational emblem
were smilingly Transferred 10 their keeping. There
wa. long delay during which the patriotism OF the
great crowd displayed i'selfin many amusing ways
and at o'clock the train consisting of eighteen carr
and sturdy locomotive, named the "Woicott' ano
lsar.;rllv dressed with naos left the depot amid
perfect avalanche Of cheers.
The train was under The charge Of Superintendent
Woodruff, and would probably reach Philadelphia a.
O'Clock, whence the regiment will at once proceed to
Washington via Baltimore.
Among those who accompanied the volunteers 70 the
cars and eyineed lively interest in their progress,
were Arson Burlingame and William NJ. Eyars. The
Former gentleman treakfasted with the officers Of the
Regiment "a, the Astorl
1 srus, M4cc NfET-TTNG IN ITNJGN SOVARF