, 1861-06-27

Removal OF Camp Long,

Yesterday, In accordance with orders from
Col. Turchin, the boys at Camp Long began
to pack up their traps for removal The tents
wezc struck at Camp Long At 10 4. IL, audby
3P. n. The camp had been re-estabdshed at
Cottsge Grove, just below the University, on
the site of the 1ste camp Of the Hecker Rcg1
ment, On the west side Of the tlue grove, with
an outlook upon beautiful level sward-an
admirable parade ground.
In the removal Of his camp, Col TurchIn
improved the occasion by display Of tactics
which would have done Brigadier.G General
scbcnck good service at Vienna, and which
Eas lacking there, to the loss and disaster Of
brave Ohio troops. In the movement Of the
csmp, yesterday, sEirmishIng parties were
thrown forward, Companies A and K serving
that purpose, their line covering breadth Of
mile and half on the right aud left of the
main road, along which moved the main col
umn.
The camp is now we'll established and finely
located. Col Turchin has taken up his quar-.
ters with his regiment, and is devotlng his
whole time to its being put In condition for
the field The officers Of the regiment are Is
follows:
John 3. Turchin, Colonel.
Joecph r Scott. Lcutenant-Colobel.
Fred Harding Major.
Robert u. Wctherell Qaaftcs.Master.
PP-H. Bsilhaehes Assistant Surgeon.
VIM. saclett, sergeant-Mnjor.
Company 4, Captain Hayden, formerly Chi
cago Zouaves, have the right of the Regiment;
Company e, Captain Clybou1ne, formerly
Company B Chicago Zouayes, have the LEFT.
The Highland Guards, Captain Raf1in, is the
Color Company. =
The Hoffman PFsEeon' %sEs. or for tho
After an effective and much admired street
parade yesterday afternoon, Capt schambeck'e
fine command, the Hoffman Dragons, their
final preparations concluded, took the cars Of
tue Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago at
8 P. h., en- route for Grafton, Va,
Early in the afternoon the horses and equip
ments we're loaded upon train Of ten freight
cars, the company, consisting Of 9s men rank
and file, being accommodated with two pas
sepger cars and THO baggage czrs. .
Yesterday Capt. schambeck Was presented
with beautiful navy revolver BY Dan. Boss,
Esq in which a1air there we're neat speeches
pro and con md an abundant manifestation Of
good feeling.
At the hour Of parting Last evening there
waa an immense concourse Of spectators, md
Of course Liberal gathering Of the more in
terceted friends and female relations of the
bold dragocns. Scenes affecting there were
in plenty, and prolonged until the Last whistle
scrnded sharply and the long trsin was of,
having German wife, daughter and sweet
heart each to meet her dtagoon again-when?
Capt. schambeck made stirring address to
his command, In English, pledging himself and
them to do credit to Chicngo and Illinois,
Three cheers we're given and returned With
will by the spectators.
The dragons are fully equipped except
their pistols, which they will receive ut Gin
cinnatl They received their outfit of tents
nnd camp equipage from Springfield The
following are the officers Of the command;
Captain Schaumbeck.
let L1Gut- 4. Rettiy.
ID Lent. William Warner.
I'd Brevet Lieut.. g. Role.
1st Sergeant, q. Jaime.
I'd Sergeant, r. Marx.
Sd Sergeant, G. Sheet.
4th Sergeant, l.. Rodemcycr.
1Et Corporal, B. Weinger.
I'd Corporal, II. Klemm.
9TH Corporal. L. von Look.
Surgeon, ". Burchward.
Veterinary Surgeon, Dr.. Dum1ichter.
Secretary, 7. biese.
Both men and horses are in the highest con-
dltion for immediate service.