The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-10
NEW YORK BRl rIsH VOLUNTEERS.


MILITARY AuTaoRtrIEs-ArD ro TIE coRss
FROM INCL asp--AFFeCTrrG INCIDENT OF THE
INSPECTION, ETC.
The h. ac OF the New York British Volunteers,
No 39s oaawsy curing entire OF yeste--
oay with tbe members or that corps, when 10 usual
routine OF mp ct,on gone tnioGsc wsh by MAJOR
General FsIioc, u. s As the regiment formed
into line sDd vent shrou5 rene military nannuvres
ther ESQ aDpeas % ruck The oeaoder, aad
when uniformed snd properly equipped they Will presen,
IS boc frtnt 10 he opp ing enems any corps ~e
have yet the Of Tho orders have nov
beer given for the OF the COPS, and they ex
yect n q da. two with MI a sldsr's sp-
penoages Nrxt Sunda, q serm N VIII be p-esche1 by
The rector Of Ginns church behalf OF t,e regiment
A company Of UnteeIs ccmirg down from Troy 10
JOIN tho corps, under the oonmand Il Captain Hove
There are ao a mum 1er cf nen cotnitg from B,sroa
TIE teelips 10 csnana FOR the siruog
ana sccesst ns nom that ocatty. IN the Of volno
Wers, pooriGg m tsst Numerous Ltiers are n.
received rom III efs of ngh st,n1rg W c4nsda
ngIR The eioteo' Inc regiment, AID voun eefng their
stTvicss rSs
III VII ne nccu8Aity about the BIZ sh yolnn.
teers. that they all be b. igla Ais
cor',sporoug to thc notes If the shrl ooge, and
the ntarse Voice ~ c"ru For ,hts gsncy
they hsve eoE Psd The servic Of b1pIers Who-e
have be' tarougn d,o ~ war ia
the Crmeen Campaign 10 Ea.lspd sympathy for the
u II sad bel strongly expressed
fun about for th families uf IN
mo 30 to usD' IN tts pepoing Campaign A larger
INT ~ tim- hsvIns ben upted hsn Major Taylor
abe tn ,ev1te u the iesoec ion, the ghse req.
they Yin b 10 90 through the nee say
rCutr. IN id-Dial to the n-yecticn, and
pal had 20 b. let until IA morning The name
OF each meInb,T ssleI on from the roll and A.
one company became I'm Ia to
support ire constitution The GATED tales An an ct
Ng incident occurred while the nrt company VS. being
sSnrp N which Int sOmDre asp CT to proceed avs
curing Tho Gay Tho company Sas aged opposite 70
where Nan Taylor stood and sth uplh ted hands each
eye beaming w"h s'e'pn.ss, and each asre planted .
~ bold = situb thes heard lie NJ oath fa from
Shc lips of tbe Nhor Prob loly the tn got occurred 70
the Major A. he y-zed on tho@e doe mcn the ea.hu
mios.on TO mainiain invhla;e the
purity Of that vslor which has famous tnsr
slnott hsft. eld Ear ope ii )Iuent
~ in their every movement that each Il. shins eve
might be on,med ny the caid hand of death
before another month bad elsp,ed; bat, shlteyer
" was that wo'std so strongly on the ,es,lngs
81 tie gailsn' sooer as ne Administered the
oath, and he words defend toe c1nsttution OF
The Ubited ats he turned he head away an bend
ing down covered DTS face with his handkerchaf 10
noe the tear that ~oUg from his eye Recovering
lin seh he turued 60 the ocmpsny aud said-Gentmsn
The occasion quite u mans me- | nave never been 50
aft Ctod by apy such sght IN life have never asen
such o. der and general good behavior exhibited nv ary
to- ' OF men whom have before been called upou 10
irvrSct
Tho incident itself had gvea. ersc on the men them
selves and the old r,pres ntate OF the Anerican
amy ma The oi oath thu etectYt.
cav OF biz words seemed t. their system and nerve
th' M Tor the comicg strife
st of tho officers Of the has alrea ~ haen
putlmhcd. II bumb. rs about TOO men, great pyr
ton &C whom have sGUled po sder before this The ,ff
crfs Oh Or actual expefieucn ani sven their
very ccck Lac been ply Lg his duties amid the
ra VI The and the clash OF the sSurd being no
less p rxouaee than Mr. = ", ere who vas oc M INA
Or nta snh NJ Scy err the celsht French oc,L 9TH,
gained notoriety from has mo, ethn with maj
can I,lsn. 10 day tie inspection will be oonciad.d