The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14
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me following inscription on the banner
PRESENTED TO THE SIXTH REGIMENT, !
COLONEL WILSON'S Z0UAVES,
{ BY SEVERAL LADIES OF NEW YORK CITY,
JUSx, 1861.
ANOTHER PRESENTATION


wheeled into Broadway, led by platoon Of the Ninth
ward police, and proceeded TO pier No North river
he Var dei Bit riding a. anchor in the stream The popu
lar thcroughare scarcely ever presented more enven-
ing aspect similar occasion hitherto The carriage
way and sidewalks perfectly ammed and the bal
comics and windows oil along the route were perfe,t
ly crowded. As socn as the regiment reached
pier No they found an erwheming crowd Of
pushing and cruahng about in all directions and
the OF enthusiasm presented baflles description
They got aboayd the Maryland and steamed Off TO
the Vapde, bN smdst yels Of applause. Several of the
en forth ther bowie knives and braudished them
in b. h air response, and the wild shouts which rung
from their threats told the listeners the shore that the
wilson 2oua . es did not look much like CO wards.
Previous to their departure, Mrs. Jewett, Of South
Bergen, presented them with one hundred havelocks
rom the ladies Of that section.
The Vanderbilt was TO have got under way last night
DEPARTURE OF THE TWENTIETH REGI-
MENT, GERMAN TURNER'S.
THE SCENE ALONG BROADWAY AND IN FRONT OF THE
CITY HALL-GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Es.
CORT-YOUNG GERMANY ALL AGoG-PREsENrA-
TIoN OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HON. SAMUEL B.
RUGGLEs, MRS. RUPP, MISS SOPHIA BTEzEL, MRS.
sTAPPs, AND CAPTAIN vANCE-REPLY OF COLONEL
MAX WEBER, ETC, ETC.
The departure Of the Twentieth regiment, German
Turner's, Colonel Max Weber, which took place yester
day afternoon of the most imposirg displays
have ever witnessed. Young Germany was in rspires
the affair." and turned out In immense strength topay
It's respects TO the volunteers. Verify, Max Weber
and the men under his command must have felt
proud Of the ovation, for 1t was one which came
from the hearts Of the people, and spoke volumes
for the popularity Of the Turner'S. Punctual 10
the hour arnouncecthree O'Clock p. M-tbe Twentieth
regiment left their quarters at turtle Bay Park and
formed in line Forty third street, with the right
resting on Second avenue. The looked remarkably
WE'LL and their movements showed thu. they had been
subjected TO drilling during their stay at
Turtle Bay Their uniforms, which consisted Of blue
coats, blue pants and gray fatigue caps, presented
very neat appearance while the condition Of their
end equipments denoted thorough inspection at the
hands of some experienced military In physical
point of view the Turner'S would have gaddened the
Of the Old Hero Of Lundy's Lane himself had he been
present. No better material for campaigning purp,ses
could possibly have been selected and II the Twentieth
do not give o good account Of themselves in battle
we are much mistaken. After shart 70
view the order to march was given, and the
troops passed down Second avenue to Twentieth
street. through Twentieth street to broadway where the
civic and military escort numbering two thousand per-
Turner'S to the place OF tmbarkaon AL along the route
the troops received in the most enthusiastic
by the German population and at Union square,
especially the was ctr ikngly impressive. The
escort which almost every German society
IN The city Ins for the
were discOuTsed Broadway was completely jammed
during the passage Of the regiment and although the
police abored Nh commendable ZEAL 1t was impossible
TO keep the crowd from embracing the soldiers they
marched along "a, At last the head Of The procession
western entrance, in the following order
Three platoons Of cttizsns, twenty abreast.
schutzen Glider: accompanied by an excellent band.
Cclon,a Sangerburd.
Anermana Nannechcr.
Union Bill Hook and ladder Company, Of Hoboken.
Turner's Of Brooky ard Williamsburg, dressed IN white
linen coats or d black pants.
Williamsburg Turner Verein.
from New so s yc,l n Rs1o css.n.
Ffdelia, Mozart. Arion, Helvetia, Dramatic Club,
New Yorker a,s Ga.ps and turner's from
Duysrg Zouaves Captain wess stt.sued to Colonel Won
Gilso's De Kalb regiment; three platoons,
marching twenty four abreast
Three platoors Of Infantry Of the Dc KAlb regiment.
Band Of the Twentieth regiment preceded by an excellent
Staff officers Of the twentieth regiment
The Twentieth regiment, German Turner's, commanded
by Colonel Max Weber.
The baggage wagon end hospital tents.
The halted In the large area in front Of the
City BALL. in order tina, the .., ceremony Of
might be gone through with. The presentation
of the different flags occupied about an hour but to the
persons, was deeply Interested from fret TO last The
add Of the donors especially those Of Miss sophia
soldiers and at at every ason to the stars and Stripes
and the reccectens OF Der Fderlamd their emotion
plainly visible The ceremonies were commenced BY the
Is Rugeles, behalf Of Mrs. Charles Edward Strong
Mr. RueeIes sloke as Follows
CoIoNK. WsBER, TWENTIETH REGIMENT, NEW YORK
STATE voLUSlAERs, AND OFFICES AND SoIDEEs Your
Is beha { Of Mrs. Charles Edward Strong, and other
patI ladies Of the city Of New York, present you
this gift OF national flag for your regiment, which they
commit with undoub,ng faith to your brave ana loyal
keeping To whom could they more properly entrust IL
than TO You, the lrea descendants CT the Germans OF
those past eyes who anid The verdant forests and
spa king waters Of the fatherland, bravery batted
Hherty nd ali mat ha Crual dnu, mo
ton Of impe1ious saveholding and allepslaving
Rome2 Gallant Germans Friends and brethren we
heirs If nations Destiny The land Of poetry soag
snd sc nce the birth place Of Schiller, and Mozart
Tsn agSy :"
yours than ours upon its broa' and eeming bosom
stand or fall together Side by slice We battle for
sought this world You here that you Of
the presert generation might enjoy that long deferred
but dearly cherished OBJECT CT every German heart-a
native land dismembered and disntegrated By long cen
turtles Of strife that nigh. here breathe 10 freedom
the gorarg air of great united indivsbe repub
lic You left without reg The riva' aud c,ntending
Hapsburghs and H be, z1lene, that you snd your do
oy the lard Of atan tbs, you might ara aTa in in
herit and peacefully occupy the great continental
nation of the globe, stretching ia unbroken expanse
from ocean to Noble Germans will You nov per
nit this goodly heritage 10 be rudey from You
Will you abandon, without struggle, this your msgaid
cent domain your chosen land of refuge TO csnen
herment iun2 With the example, fresn in memory
Of frrered by internal strife into dozens
OF petit! prucpates now consen, 10 dash down
and demolish this mpestc repubc-a dominant Pc YER
among tie nations Of The earih-tc set up in its place
four aid thirty rebel 'sovereigntes" falsely 30 called
all In row? Thanks 70 the excellence your German
schools you OF education. Have you not be en-
taught end 60 you not Instirctvey know that men a
these MODERN Gays must live in nations, and can no
longer live In tribes? But what s the treas
attempt, alike wicked and weak, tn throw down the
united organic Sovereignty of nation but an astemot
the ancient rule of chiefairs and tribes
to substitute the rattlespske for The eaglrto hold
aoft not the immortal ensign of the republic radiant
with It's united stsJs but local enbles, suited on0 for
Chckseaws and Chocaws, the aboriginal and vertable
inventors OF estate ereigny? Intelligent and patriotic
Germans 60 hrayely forth to hi suicidal
work Of madness and ruin. Treoy armed with the lug
tice OF the cause, you march TO battle to uphold the
priceless boon Of rational exsterce-val not alone to