New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20
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always teen with cur citizens, and the pride with
which IL has always been greeted Whenever I" n IA,
appeded upon parade AN who witnessed II VIII |
remember how, oaly few months ago when this g"',
liant band wheeled through tie Park and was g,eeteU
with the accustomed ,,lauds, the Prince oil waves
sanea with evident qualification to hls a'tenc"'' WIN
v0crds Of r,erda,on Al the martial bearing aud TIE
pe,ls dr;ll f these citizen soldiers. Ii the 'th RegI-
ment las isthcrto excited the pride OF New-f"rN' 'he
3emooytstion * Yesterday is evidence that here
a-r il vill a,s cal to much Deeper feeling ~ IS inc
flower Of our,;ouh; il is the material ont o, when Is
10 be sade the future greatness OF tic ciyi and thiS
Rew.YOrk Srs fathers and lis mothers, lis your men,
tho eirls they leave behind them have yielded W
cheeIiolly- not without tears, il may te, but TAi
eheeTfnlty to 90 forth fight the battles OF the o'e
20 bear ~ FIRST onslaught OF domestic enemy suNhs
for its Dc Sruciion.
The GATHERING.
TIE lie riment bad all gathered al It's a'mo's u!
o'cloS.. Every man at bis rost Inc dlneren'
eonnsnies mustered in their respective rooms ana not
withslan ling the enthusiasm which necessarily n'lAeu
the occa nom one could not fail 10 observe ve ar ol
thought al order and quiet determination wht Unmarked
them al l. Euthusissm there was, but 10 excitement
cons :ous air 81 eaneetness of wok 10 be done was
visible in he faces OF all the mes, and when anson
was ede to the expedition upon whlehlhey
20 sta H. there was no thoughtleSs boysh lmpatence'
no 81, hit OF boastmg found voice, but SIMPLE, manly
expr ssson of dissemination to DO the duty that lay be-
fore them. The rooms were crowded with iTends VINO
had come 10 say parting word of cheer, with oldnem-
bers TOT the Regiment wishiug they were Young again
70 IKE this chance of active service. There was no
has, b, but an active air OF busnefs, all marked by
dee but quiet enthusiasm.
OFFICERS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Tie following is q List of the officers Of the Seventh
Regiment
f fisSiensntc oia"r WIN William a Pend
Kdiniap,-,i II. Idbcnaa
saissroT NJ Che.epan Surgeons Ms'c j. c. DsltOD jr.
h.liain--Rev. 5. II; ws:to9
Gssis,aut- ooarterrRster-G ". Bfsinerd.
ccs sy,n1tisa-y@viisn i Ps;,ra
Mi.s5y stcctsryc Mccleuaelsr and tie non commits
''I %sss ss ccSr.Sr@Cspan William First ieoen-
s jams ~ Hev.tt Sec nd Lieutenant James r. flsf"sy,
eve erssn six eo'EoIs and "IS'y FIR, 1i,,o,pt
l. Forhsm srcc,,d Lieutenant Ed~ad Bernard; i've ser
.eapts liz cofporals hEudred AID wety pryetes
sTsItp CoMr,~Y Cart lanes rrice t Lieit J. J. Wick
.sd Second Lieut. George 4 flaws tive 'ergeSn'' six coPo
fmRTn CosPlxY Capt. William u. Ribet First Lieut.
william Quincy Second Lieut. John w Bcgert five ,trg-aus
Ga FsT s'csrsSyC"p W A. Spe,cht First Lieut. NIL
Second Lieut. j. F. Cook i've serseats six eoIPorai aud
Ap SrH comp,xyCsp B. ~ Movers IT, Frat Lieut. r. r.
Hs,trd Second Lieut. j. b. Young hive sssests six copoa
sxrrSra CasFAxy-Cspi. John Monroe Fir', Lieut. John
y S-cond ii-yt John d. M0r5uy, i've ser
resuts sever CorporHs and eboUt 100 men
Captain Monroe, OF the Seventh Company ID absent
from the ,ity on business but has elegraphed that lie
will te in Washington to take command OF his company
en- their arrival.
lieutenant Schermerborn is on the sick let, and
Second Lieutenant d. .oriarty takes command of the
company another officer being det.ied 10 take COM
ID;s.d of the second platoon.
Qfthe Staff every officer goes, except the engineer,
WHO remains Oh regment, business and will 90 in q
feS bays.
TIE COMPLETE FORCE.