New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

No. North River, in the following order;
Platoon of Policemen.
Dodworths Band aud Drum Corps
1i,t Regiment commanded by Col Mortin.
Ueare drawn by four white Hoses caparsoned m BLACK
Bed Cpsrd Of the list end PaBeGers each side OF the
Lieut.. Col Yewkumet, and n en- Of the Phi'dePha City
co,,r,,,too Of Pacific Re.idcrts from Washington.
Member. Of the Newl ork Common Council in Carriasea
n ". 5. Nj. I'D Volunteer Officers, in Uniform.
Pacile Residents IN Nev-foiA.
/ The procession moved slowly down broadway
and Baiery place 10 West street, the band ing
tho " Dead March" The sidewalks were densely
crowded with spectators, not lew OF whom re-
nained uncovered ~ the remains OF the gallant
soldier and eminent statesman were borne along.
arriving at Pier No. 3, the coffin was removed
TO the main deck Of the steamer Northern Light,
and placed in strong wooden case, "niCh pore s,l5
inscription: "The remains of Col. BAKER, khl.d
near ilars Bluff Virginia, Oct. a. 1851" AS TIE
body was borne from the heare to the steamer, the
7Is Regiment in double file, formed along the per
and paid tGe usual salute, present arms ms
sad tribute Of respect performed the military escort
returned 10 the Hail, where the troops were dis,
missed During the day the ha9s on the ClIy Han
aad public buildings were displayed at halt mast.
THE BUTLER BRIGADE.
! The 9th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, mum.
1 Leriug $50 men, now eneamped at Lowell, Mass,
will form paIt OF Gen. BuiieI Blgaae IN 'ng
same camp are the 26th and 5oth Massachusetts, and
another regiment not yet fully organized The camp
| il about "A mile and halt from Lowell, aud COM
pIises siX or eight acres surrounded by fence 10
feet high. The strictest discipline is maintained
Gen. Butler has given the accouterments Of the men
a general inspection, aud has thrown out many OF
the tents kuApsacks, haversacks, Nc, as unht Tor
service The brigade will number about 900 men,
Transports beng provided by Mr.. field oil Mas
,achnsetts.
! DEPARTURE OF TROOPs-UNlTED STATES
| QUARTEGMisTER'S OFFICE.
peru;.itioo trausDoriafiOn TO " ashiuptOn Tor
| the SD Regiment n. Y. 5. ", Col. Paul Frank,
having been made upon this department, steamer
was sent to Quarantine, Staten Island, yesterday to
/ take oil the troops and convey them 10 AmDoy,
whence they would proceed the rest Of the journey
I by rail. The field and staff officers are: Coz Paul
Frank, Lieut-Col T. Lichtenstein, Maj. 1. Frieden
/ burg, Adiutant Charles Laty, Quartermasier [.
Gersier.
Leave for the CAPITAL to-day: The sd Regiment, Col
| ldErineml; 5sth, Col. :. h Zooki the ira hartis
Guard Cavalry, Col. De torees, ana tbe ia hSBl-
ment Mapsacuset;s Volunteers, Col. hurtz together
with the 9TH Battery OF Massachusetts Light Artil
lery.
Great activity prevails in the QuarteImafters de-
rgrmeni, and daily large supplies Of Subsistence are
sent South and to 6Ler points present nire sail
Ing vestels aud one steamer are loading with sub
eisloucc stores and live cattle.
THE STATE MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Owing to the absence from the city Of the Adlu-
tant- Ceuerl there Is nothing particular doing here
IN T. ihiary matters. There II come taik o. e1nsoh-
Iiuelli into ore regiment, but nothing definite has
been done about It. Assistant Quarteruaster. Gen.
Arlur s sending uniforms to our soldiers Ia the
Geld at the rate OF 1000 day.
ANOTuER HERO.
The body II Cant. Alden, OF the Tammany Regi-
meut, who fell az Balls Bluii, has been rCceN ed
under q fag Of truce, and the party having L in
charge II cxpec cd TO arrive in the city to-day The
remains win be taken to The 9Th Regiment armory, !
4. IL. loo -,
Wednesday, under the management Of the Second
Company National Guard.
THE TWENTY-TIIRD MASSACHUSETTS.
This Regiment will arrive at Pier No. 3, North |
River, az 9 o'clock this morning, from Boston. The |
Sons of Massachusetts residing in New. York and |
vicinity are requested to meet at the pier at $50
a. m., where maIshals viii be in attendance to fur
uish badges and TO JON the escort. The officers OF
the regiment, by invitation of the Sons, Will partake
Of GtjeuSr at tie Astor Iiouse, at which not only
the Sons, but their wives the Daughters OF the old
Bay State will be present. The Rev. DIR. Tying
viii make the welcoming address, and brief and in-
teTestiDg speeches from other distinguished person-
ages are expected, including Col. Brown, private
Secretary Of the Governor Of Massachusetts,; Park
Goodwin, esq, Of The EUeHtHg Post and others.
Ample provision bas been made for the men at the
Park barracks. On departing, the regiment will
awaken the echoes OF Broadway with the New-En.
gland "Glory Hallelujah" chorus.
sEYENTY-sEyENTH REGIMENT n. Y yoLUN-
TEERs-MEETING OF THE SONS OF SARA.
TOGA.
There q meeting at the Astor House yester-
day afternoon for the purpose of appointing Com
mitee TO receive the Bemis Hights Regiment Of Sa-
ratoga, Col. James l.. Mexican
Mr.. Gilbert NJ. Spear was elected Chairman, and
Mr. Charles A. Davis, Secretary.
Mr.. Davis stated the object of the meeting, and
gave an account of the formation OF the regiment
IL then offered the following resolutions:
Re,olred Ths, extend to the Bemi, Height. Resi
ma its in
Ro.red, That Committee Of nine, to be named by the
Chairman Of this meeting be appointed to take such
and make such may be Necessary for sp
propae reception Ofths regiment and that this Committee
full power aud authority the premises both as TO the
general form and the details Of the reception
Arrangements having been already made for din
ner to the regiment the subject of presenting set OF
coors was discussed, was also the propriety Of ,
employing Dodworths band 10 receive the regiment
but AZ this would depend upon the amount Of funds
to be raised, no definite action was taken by the
meeting. l.
The following Committee was announced by the
Chairman: o. DE Forest Grant, Ammi Dows, Ste
pben Z. Nash, John A. Bryan, Charles A. Dawson,
Charles Blven, Burr W. Griswold, Frank Hay, 4
John A. Dake. II
On notion the name Of the Chairman, Mr. Gilbert {
NJ. Speir was added to the Committee.
II Is not definitely known when the regiment will
arrive.
The meeting then adjourned.
VOLUNTARY CONSOLIDATION. '
The I'd Regiment Continental Guard formerly
under the command Of Col. Perry and the Brooklyn
Rifles tod 18th Of Brooklyn effected voluntary
yesterday, which was approved by
Adjt.Gen. Hillhouse. The regiment numbers 700
men and will be commanded by Col. Stephen A.
Dodge. 1t is quartered at Palace Garden. Capt.
Deyo with Lieuts Forbes and Samrs son have charge
,f recruiting office, No 336 Fulton street, Brook
yn.
PATRIOTIC.
The enthusiastic and patriotic writer of the follow
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