, 1861-11-25
THE> -M0EEI.AR1Ew
10000 Men in Line.
ALL WASHINGTON HAS A HOLIDAY.

HHHnS&H8F ms
,e-.d b- ~ Arm- - ~ 20 6ato,nao ond ~
neleo ~ tne 0"y q lae fotolaac, aiu " !
Inc tens ol tnousaaoe Of people WHO Witnessed |
the grand review Of 1000 men at Baileg's |
Croes Roads. The distance was sbout ten
miles from "ashirgton, via Long Bridge and
Hunters Chapel. From an early hour OF the |
morning the road was lined with carriages
.a 7.Ss.+-,ara o.s ne11.-...... .,x 80
a s4.:.psa ~ aear,s .e "-.e1, -. "a' 9uI'e
free "go" to the review, but sentinels were
Stationed all aloug the road IN preyent persons
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10 c.a-.1 49, 49,. ns . a. I
tel5 Chape ina Inc Nas turned TO the right
to Balpa CrGEB Roads, and thence past Upten'e
nm to Tax1o,,a tavs.n zh.-. +1,,,r,, r. ~
-. .1 "Aete' ~ ~ TUG
1e1t ags1o, Inc cfo#e Tert bronghs up upon
h1nson's Hill, below which was the ground
for the review. Tho .rrn. along the rontA
hxan.-. M 49, ~ ~ 5s.a,;r+,a- w. 1919 Wv 'oaO'
oesss a. 4seet4peloa- AYetJ nau' ho"aA.
and child IN washington a1d the vicinity, who
could gst AWAY, VAS En- routs for the Gceue Of
sction. The crowd all nazaed near Falls
crnroh shc1+ 80 1,,1a, 49,, 49,. ~ -.
e cavalry made the dash at eur plckets at
bIush's Farm tHo days beiore. Wherever the
eJe eoala !sacn, Lnete YVES neta4g 70 oe nc.
ticed by tae strangers but tents, fofts sAd
eo!aielf; go 5ence remains, bot 1eH houses,
an9 az EaIs ssai assslanon Is eYeIl lNnere VltloIe.
=. Len iorEacansns, With siege guns aud o1ass.
nas oayonets q toe guard. met onf gaze On
1nS 4l9, Hay ~; gpsn me peak o. AonBonh
h,a Tat opsa!ssA TieM @ Iha!, Rerna9s, can oe
es 5.1ta ~ onee - - neLim-. HasAsng%n, n
4I,.u ~ u 5a, a. ~ P!an!5 seen, Will -
t1a 1osa ksada H ~ or H aGy eoet s. ~
49, E,99s ,f4h TSt3 pn+a3a " aaJ % eass' u tne
~ n4,e ~ 1e sohj ,ooa anS eaussLry. artnlef5
au l,antaJ 4Ian ,aa an1tsneo N 81 oi!snoaS u
49,, 80 hnIsas - ~ h one @ @~iu ~ tae
. asnSes aha h Aouses han psea la1nea, aho tAe
~ ha9x eo,,te.teS ~ os tne nelas ~ %nten t
nnteny;n 10y eGnlI.so ~ ~ ue etcASE ol tne
ns - ~ a1ss - sangs ana waels 81
ian5 " 991 Pteh;e@ ~ Me1s % sno5 Hi11s 1ess. a
lo1as on Mun5ons .1 ana alaaons aluo "els
soatcts u mnsI sc1anI nn.n co,teoa cons,.t.
inc of Presidenf i.incoln and 1adv IN an nnen
ha7onche folaHed hV secretar1 saxa-d Ia az and
5anottsr and Fr.1er;ct SeHa-as ~ nS" 1aI1 ~ aHu
saofher ena-a1 49, Ga1aa~o.s I III ~ ~ mdJ ~
eron Hjts. Ma~oia Tama2oo n.o .sS 9f;sa Tas &
| ira IN annIhss fbe Prce3dan,,. ~ aaa.o.,Laa
M,srrs Nicn1au snd nav. T., anotha1 Seae3 Tn1ars3
thomas Alcott and his two " nieces: an5 3odea tha
Misses s:1srt ard Poatnaatar meihser 49, .S ~
one or Two reporters, mounted, lsfs Wsshinr-
ton for tie grand review. Aacther earTsss
Rad the tanilg Of General Barry, and one Or
tEo persons whom we did moi Teaognize
The troops, numbering seventy fYe thous.
and, rank and file, were dragn up In line,
forming three sides Of equare. Upon the
right were cavalry ard artlils1y. and On tha
ltfL were tie PENNSYLVANIA ReserYas nf Gan.
eral Mccall, with the famous plumes of tha
| buck tails in front, Around this iramense
plain thousands and tens Of thousands Of peo-
pie sid vehicles were gathered, Mupson's
Hill WAS swarming With people; the trees and
OF large growth; and the sir was heavy aud
Damp, making IN oyereoat yerT pleasant.
On reaching the fiag-st4G, General Cameron
got ont of bis cs1rlage aud mounted = fierce
looking horse. Considerable time vas lost in
getting the troops into the proper position,
The ce1 tire OF the field presented a. anlmated
scene. Hundreds Of aids and ovderlieg gal.
lcpsd in all directions. csrr,iae ordsra for The
diT51ert t1ieadea.
Willie We were waiting the arrival OF Gen.
eszl Mcclellan in the centre. officers rode oye1
cry au*.Eer, and some were badly, if not "a.
ial;y il jl1ed. An ambulance was driven up
spd they we're taken of to the rear. Abo1i
1211l o'eiack Gen. Mcclellan rode to the cen
ne, as erand salute was fred, escorted b.
the Etc::E aud FifIn Regular Cayslry. and Iii
Bod7 Gra.d, uuder Maior Barker: and the
Generals in ron mayd ri tha iifIaranr 4;
1is;.- 49,. -. ~" 1.s ~ ~
,stoas. H. ;. Ssaela. eC.suah "s m3n4e, 33at !
ufon hls 1ayc1lse changer ne Immediately
10 the leit 81 the Ffesld' Ht's carriage, AGd hi
Generals and Stiff ord Major BaTker's equsd
ron around him. E lumber Of Invited guest
sEd favored one6 soan go1 in ala surrounded
AT quarter past one o'clock tbs President
Ill Seward and Col. Scott mounted horses
ana rode ever to Ge7. Mcclellan, ard ii
then Started to review the army Tdey fc5
passed down By Gea. McCs1l's Division, an;
2s TIE party, consisting Of 6on2a t2rse nun
cred officers, Generals sud their Stats rod
up, the troops commenced to cheer ind th
bands to play. Our horses we're galopet
alotg, ara 1fom the start tRe7e vas ene tarrid'
toar Kept up tne whole way, though RaklnI
was passing throUeh the PeuHsc1Iaoia R.s-rye
General McDowe!I's horse felI ani threw hio
70 re ground. He vas picked up BY Genera.
Socratsn sama1a anu aeCa!' 1 auo 5000 mouneeo
lift kebind. Col. Scott stuck to it pretty well
and the President and Secretary Cameron he'll
| ou1 all t{a Tav throuoh IT, tnnl half a,
hour r. os17on a1n.U fran+ o. - naa IT. ~
fifteen usi1es an hnRr r. Ia innnassitf" -
, give any idea Of the appearance Of the differ
ct regiments, as al appeared iaaltless, an
sround. q position va vas ] taSen a,d orserp stg %er
I given tor the column to more F,rst can
General Mccall with the finest Gfvision on Re
view. The regularity and steady marcnin
crew forth much praise from the best Judge
; on the field. After they passed they filed Of
! to he right and marched at once to thsi
; camp Aeme ten miles distant.
. Then followed Gen. Hei4tzelnan's Divlaiez
! Which passed to the left, and marched Som
fifteen rifles to their post The Divisions {
!, Generals Smith, Franklin, Porter and Sc
DoWeu brought up the rear, and each was aiE
1 missed and marched directly to their .cam1
It took the immense army three hours to pas
snd the men marching one hundred abreast
Had they marched in the usual form. 1t WouI
. have taken eighteen houEs instead Of thre,
They moved in the following order by katta
ions:
> Gen. McCa1la Divis}op-Tue1v, rep1menta ,
. infantry, two batteries, and one reg1meut Of c
: yalry.
Gen. HelntzelmSn's DiVitioR--Seven regimen
J o. a5 ihian115' t"o e2Eteiaes' ana one reslmsnt
nen' fSnits,a Dtv,s,op- -,r;,,.n+, oe !,
- fantry. tvs bstterie1s and one rs5;ment ~ =
. valrJ: 1~'''''0N''
= Ges- Franklin's Dfvision-Tve1re regiments
Infantry, three batteries, and oae regiment Of
H5yr V1HHy, p,enh,. n:~,,;o r.. -
d | ;nfaI4-r t1nh.t9.t;ar aua ne1-s.+, st.s1ts ~.
It mouLted rifem=n.
a. zen. Fltz 9oha Perter'a aDivlsion-Thirleear rec
y ments Of cavalry. ''''''N''' A4'e INV 1't
T. Ger. McDewehs Divitio.-Eleven regimen
e cavalry. ' ''''" 3'0 '''' 10 '''4'n'
e Making q t*tal of seventy reslmeuts of i
>! y faat1y, seventeen batteries, and ReTe1 re-
h nenn " casaHy, pe!aaPs, n all, aoous SeSe1
Is Armx If the potsrna Ths +i,se ncsur;ai "a !;
re nssei1 Ens three hou.s. fhe div;sions 10
II DER rFfurniny to fErir resn5ct,va enca.
mt1tH
70 .u5rd agails. a7v poeei5!e sf,rnrIse uaI