New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

This regiment, organized ia honor Of the memory
Of the gallant sOldigr whose name 1t bears, arrived
in this city from Albany al 10 o'clock yesterday
morning in the @eamboat Columbia and two I'M
mense barges. Previous to the departure OF inc
command from Albany, flag wac presented 10 tne
regiment by Mrs. ETastus Corning, the ceremony
taking place in front Of her refidenee. upon INC
formation of the line, Mrs. Corning stepped forward
with the flag, her appearance beng the sighal ia
several hearty cheers. Mayor Thatcher introdueeu
the Hon Cbas. Hughes, who, in behalf OF The dohor'
made the following presentation speech:
Col srRYKER: You have been requested to halt your COM
mbnd this point 10 enable me TO present 70 you and
YOU to your regiment IN the name and In behat oil MS
Eastus Coming this stand Of Restmenh Colors It's psu
otc donor thus tenders only her individual sympathy ana
respect but the good viii and kindly feeling Of all her sex
throughout the Empire State Herself wife and moAei
her m symbozes The deep interest which the wives ara
mothers Of take III the great cause IN weh you
and your companions IN are now about TO engage
the loyal and liberty loving people all over our great conn
wealth, and bears heros name, and this standard j. commit
ted to h, hands by conhdng woman In the full assurance
that II viii Re guarded as q sacred trust -, ,
It banner with strange device" Iii the National
flag aud, bears embtz9ned On it, proud fod thirty
fom our glorious union--the United States Of America.
Traitor bands now geek 70 sever hS u9ion and you nave
Soldiers You're noble miss You go not forth at the
behe Of monarch Noians.ish war cry aroused yo1r Is1
and the Rebel guns aimed at Sumter have, Ike another
CsdHas dragons teeth all over our fair land until med
men have 'puEg up on every hillside aha Neney "asie owen
patriotic and loyal people.
Th Ike the fathers bore when they won
our beres and laid broad and deep the foundations Of
Government Lot II remind you Of their struggle their
ac1sce. and their victories lie aueling folds win speak
Of The suernss and endurance Of Washngons army
AZ Valley Forseof Schuylers sscrces and Yates vaor
the glorious victories at Monmouth and Trenton,
and WIN mute but forcbe appeal bid you initiate and emu
late them
Thus, a. /, ssunis in the breeze your win be re
newed and patriotism revived strike strong and whnl
inmutsble principles Of right and justice Go forth then q
hotf md God If
| shield.
Bear t. banner a. the head Of your regiment to the seat
war aud there bspzo II with your blood need be- shun nc
danger when duty points the way Defend It all hazards
T,ah ySn T. H, st to q. With ao and
gnmod though be- We win scatter garend your paths
deed and crown every heroes brow with those sue which
well become the brave Go, with our blessing aud come
tie traitors punished Then, amid the psuds Of Jour ssie
ful country aud the bright smiles OF loving women you
NAV bas, your swords into powhaes sud your spears into
pruning hooks and every undT hi. vine aud under his
fgee" become the honoed recipient OF nations gratitude
The Mayor then took the banner, and, presenting
it to Col. Stryker, said:
COLONEL: Mrs Corning desires TO say 10 you tia, this
r which she conhdes your protection Is the emblem
Of every blessing political IellsouI that can enjoy
to allow coward to trail In the dust God speed you
farewell
Col. stryker replied briefly, and in answer to bis
question whether the flag should ever be furnished
with dishonor while one Of them remained to protect
it, his command sent up deafening |" MOI
The regiment was escorted 10 the boat by the
Zouaye Cadets, Capt. Van. Vechten aud Capt. Aims
worth, and the Caedonian Guards, Capt. Dodd.
On their departure they were honored with salute
Of 100 guns fired by the gun squad OF the Albany
Burgess Corps, Capt Cook.
The regiment was accompanied down the river by
Mayor thatcher Of Albany, Mr.. Hughes, Clerk Of
the Court Of Appeals and two members Of the prees
About noon the regiment disembarked, and
marched through Fourteenth street, and down
Broadway TO the Park, where the men were served
with dinner AT the barracks. Hundreds Of persons
were assembled at the landing and the troops, dur
ing their march down broadway, made fPl ensid
appearance, elciting rhe most hearty applause OF
tie spectators. The men have two unifoms-one
the regulation style, aud the other the zouave drsfs
OF dark blue with red iaoings. They are sceompa-
MED by Schreibers Come. Band, Of "a ptpves,. n
drum sorps Of 20 boYs and tfes, wbch, with tie
officers rank and lile makes the number OF the Teg.
ment I,0lS.
list Of the oficers-fed staff, and line appeared
In Mondays TRIBUNE, together with some kcts
laiing to the organization Of the command.
Asan evidence Of the esteem in which the Ella
worth Regiment il held, we publish the following
order promulgated by Gen. Rathbone:
STATE or NEw.YoEK, DEriSTnrSr o. VOLUNTEERS,
SPECIAL oRpEA No. si--The General commanding III
depot permit the Peoples Ellsworth Beslenp 70
pvAtss EhIe hs sincere thanks for the order aud discipline
which have been maintained during the difficult period Of or
have obeysd every order and for tho uniform courtesy and
,odery bearing which have characterized them while they
have been In thi. command He fees that his abors
have materially essened by the entire aud ready
fomy q the regiment 70 bis wishes and directions The s1
ample has shown enforced here and continued wherever
may 60 cannot but prove mo beneficial and usefi through
out the struggle IN which We are epEged The General CON
mandng would especially express bis appreciation Of the
tire sbsenee ofnenperance and commencing tho regiment
.s,ve would eIho it to msirtau the eha.c
ter which 1t has already aud to rely upon Him who
alone can crown cur arms with victory. -
BY order Of BHE. Gen. J. b. RATHB0NE, Cong
CHAs u. ssiTH. Acting Ad-de-CAmp.
About the time the men were comfortably seated
at dinner, Quartermsster-Gener Arthur received
dispatch from Gov Morgan, at Albany, directing
him to detsin the regiment at the barracks until they
could be supplied with the new Springfield rifle.
They left Albany armed with tie smooth-bore mus
ket. Col Sryker, upon the receipt Of the order,
made ample provisions for his men, and placed
guard about their property. The troops were com
iortably cared for and passed the night at the bar
racks. The muskets will DO exchanged to-day.
col. BAKERS REGIMENT.
As Col. Baker is reported to have been killed
while CALAMITY advancing at tho head OF bis men,
any facts relative TO the organization Of bis regiment
will be interesting. We therefore give LET OF the
field, staff and line officers, as they ranked when
they passed through Philadelphia in July last
Fisd-E. D. Baker, Colonies Isaac Wi.sr, Lieutenant.
Colonel Robert Parrish Major T. ID. baker j., Ajut9nt
geOu; Justin Dwinnele, Assistant Surgeon Non Comni'
stoned stsa-Sergesnhiajor T. r. Smith; ousIernester'
Sergeant WIN. H. Fry; Drum Major, T. Eichei Fife MAJOR,
J. EicheL
tenant VIM. A. Todd; Second Meatspant. WIN. H. kerLs.
Second Company, DCaptain, George L. Rituani First
Lieutenant Sylvester s. Grethi Second Lieutenant Jos @.
Wilhsms.
Third Company E-CApain, Charles = Nsllin First Lieu.
tenant Isaac j. Neil; Second Lieutenant w. =. Simpson.
Fourth Company, FCsptsin, Chsl kocheupeiger' rst
Lieutenant K Penn Smiths Second Lieutenant, Christian
SchGBer.
Finh Company G-Cupain, Loui. BeIel First Lieutenant,
Thos Hogan Second Lieutenant Peter Hogan.
Sixth Company H-csPtsin G.rriek Msieryi Pir Lieu
tenant Af,ud G. Hills Second Lieutenant, ChGs fouke
Seventh Company, l-Cbptsiu, jar Tominson fif Lieu
tenant VIM. Dull second Lieutenant, VIM. &. HAMS.
Eighth Company K-Captan, Enoch T. Lewis First Lieu
tenant n j. Phillips; Second Lieutenant H. BlAkeuey:
Ninth Company, A-Capain, vacant First Lieutenant Jno
Markoei Second Lieutenant h. Z. Parker.
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