The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-25
Military News


18th Massachusetts, Resi sent, Col. FLxscrxz
WnbsrsH, arrived hsre yesterday st n oc,ock
N. An immense crowd was oellsctsd st N,
plsr, cheering most wildly. Tss Coumitt.e Il
Arrangements Of the Sons of M,ss.chu .tts
boarded the steamer, and there formally wal
comed the ofhests Of the regiment. bn the
dock was lsrgs body Of New Englsndsss at
tended by the National Guard Baud.
The regiment having formed, moved to
14th street and LIST avenue, whers the "5ous''
and the New Ena'aod delegation had forns.d.
The Rsv. DIR. ADAMS. Of the u lex church
hadhon Square, was intIocrc ID " CL.Was-
STAR and the troops, taving bssa appointed 70
make The welcoming address, IN place Of Mr..
J L BsApr, unsvoidsbly absent Ia wash
ipgtou. The Rev gvntlem an made q most
eloquent sddtess lie ,aid II was right that
Col. WHnsrbR, In such an Issue should taks
part 10 the struggle He vas the sou Of the
sire who bad by his great slcqusuee and states
mar hio, GAINED the Proud uls of Dsfsndsr
Of the Constitution.
Col. wrnsrxR roplisd, thanking New York
Tor the kind reception extendsd to his csu-
msnd. The regiment. headed by the "1oas
and the New England delegation, then march.
ed TO the Park Barracks, whore the troops took
dinner. The ofhcsrs dinsd at the As,or Houss.
The soleirs amused them elves on thit msrsh
by singing fragments Of war songs with great
spirit. The line Of march was dsnssly tllsd
trcons ar. syno.d vi,h Ent,ld IA h..id..
h.lnu sun,'ied Nth about m u.aors =, ar.
bulsness. Tbe Eil1 ving ar. N, = .,.o;n,l on.
eeTs; CI-FIEIcHsE wrn,TrR, Lispi .CL.
IT. NJ. BsrAN, JHi Msjsr-ElIsHA Bus-
RANK; Aeja,snt -TnoM.s p. HAvIL.pD;
Qasrtefm a. or DAVID WooH; Ch,p'a ala, Rev.
Dr. CGAUKE; Surt oon JEDEDIAu B,NruR.
The restH ent u &C 7omp.n Ivy band Of IL
ala Vim NnlIatad ftr thu ~
AZ Va N, Tue tt1nsht teio'mse ana
mMeceo oevn broan~n-, taking mo cars Tor
Warrington BY way q harrBourgh.
CAMshoH BIFLrs. The Cameron RidsA
frat started under the title OF Second Gumsn
X des, have been accepted, ard the work Of
completing th, regimen. Is being vigorously
prosst u,od. thsie bang thirty recruiting OH.
COS opened. The aoid oaicers are: G lionel, II.
j. BSroE Lisu'onsnt Colonial, J. II. KIM
FRcH and Msjot GERBEs. Their hsaoqu Ar.
sss are at the Steubtn House, No. 1908 Bow
sy.
Tux PRksrpKyr's LrrK GUAHD.-Tht, An.
p.rior r.eimsut having b,en accented by ths
Eovsrnmsrt, has olsctsi III. followin Geld
officer. CoIoo.l Gnopytr, Li,utsnant q 10.
mel F,sHER; Msicr WHrrrnY. T-o a.nk
companies are nos bling recruited for this
rsgimsLt one light infantry, the other artil-
| ,ery; ,hsy t9hclt hd AZ th.u head quarters
No. 090 broadLy. IL IL TO be hop sd that our
| .u. al WI ~ !" he'''Ns s"'S "s'"on' mto
INC noiu NJ ol"
| CLisToH kiFIIs'-Ihs Clinton Rifles, Col
j. A. fAsH, bevs been accepted and are 70 b
ercau rd on the Quaran'tne grounds, SAtsu
Island. Toy are, when complete, TO b arm
ed with Enhelt riiss snd sword bsyouets
Their Lumbers ct present enrolled Is about 700
Previous 70 his departur'
for Warrington, Major MCDkRMorr OF IN,
| I'd Regimon', SfcKLps i9ade, was prsssntsd
with a sword, belt, sab, spur, etc, by several
Custom HOUSE officers.