The New York herald., 1861-12-16
Fourth detachment, commanded by Capt sheldon.
Fifth detachment, commanded by Capt. Sawyer.

after ivc O'Clock yesterday morning. and were immcdi
atey qsaFeFed a6 were all tho subsequent divisions nc
tho old House Of Refuge in Twenty third street. just of
Second avenue the officers putting up al the Compton
House at hand BY O'Clock tho entire regiment
ed mounted 10 the quarters where thoy breakasted
under tho supervision OF Gen. H. H. Baxter and Col.
Howe, who Yesterday received his commission as
Vermont state Agent Of Military Affairs to re-
Side in this city, and who Is Evoraby and
popuarly known as the agent in New York of Massa-
shnselts, with similar powers The ratons which were
Of houniiul substantial character supplied by
d z nnEer ana were heartily eaten Ma. olishot by the
men ana e,,--. VINO naiiook OF thm alike --'s-'-.
INcIpENrs or THE TRIr.
Tie trip from Burlington TO New York was, under all
the tsnces sngulary free from accldels or mis-
has Of sHy character attended with fatal yealts Two
81 three singular incidents occurred thS Amusing nature
OF which warrants record OF hen, As the train bear
ing the nth squadron wss hearing Hudson station somo
Of the horses became rostless and Captain Sawyer Of
Company calling upon Private Michael O. King to sec to
them that individual, who WAS asleep al the time m-
mediRciy jumped from the train, which running at
ths rate Of hftccn miles hour aud landed upon the
hard road bed Of the railway Very strangely his injuries
confined TO his back and were OF very slight cha
racter lie was picked mp placed IN one Of tho passenger
cars aud brought to this city, where lie duly attend
cd TO ny the regniental surgeon.
While one OF The trains rapidly proceeding TO the
city from point about lfty miles NJ the river Of
the horses anfed into the water and swimming ashore
ran OIL with great spoed, eaot being nadc regain
MIN AZ he y marked u ). be win doubtless And his
way back TO his owner.
Upon Of tho trains nearing Eagle Bridge station
just above Troy one OF the prvaes OF the regiment,
named Green, belonging 10 Company b, and who was
Jolly, discovered the top Of one OF the cars On
bong ordered down he at first 10th obey, but
finally concluded 10 enter the IN doing he fell
upon the side Of the track and broke his and injured
the back part OF his head severely He left ad-
acent hospital These embrace all the casualties of the
trip
A rLogIBuND AND JOcUND PRIVATE.
The command was, ana has been from the commence
mont Of It's organzaton universally free from ntem
perance of any SORT During visit TO tho quarters
! yesterday, of all the Thousand men, we saw only
lie was only guilty OF what might be termed
social joity, singing the song known as Salem jail
and psfpcuating genuine wttcisms 10 tho infinite de.
| light and amusement Of his comrades.
VISIT or GOVERNOR H0LBRo0K TO THE QUARTERS OF
THE REGIMENT IN NEW YORK.
Az about noon yesterday the quarters of fe command
in twenty third street were visited by tho Hon. Fred
erck tolbrook, Governor OF Vermont, who, the
ment was on his return from church. accompaned by
General Baxter Quarermasier General Davis aud several
prominent Ncrlnontcrs His Excelency was cordially
received BY the officers and men, who seemed DO ex
tfemely delighted al the presence In their midst
Of the Chief Magistrate OF tho state Of
their nativity. to which many Of the gallant
heroes may never return. Governor Hobrook
shook hands with al the men and addressed words Of
heartfelt encouragement TO the entire command The
Governor who has but recently recovered from severe
and well nigh unreening illness did not prolong his
stay but returned ito the Asior House. accompanied by
Gen Baxter and one Of his aids where about three
O'Clock in the afternoon, he private dinner party
in parlor No. 81 in honor Of Col Plat, when were
laid nine covers, for as many Of the intimate friends
III his EXceliehcy.
HOUSE--THEY RESOLVE 70 ESCORT THE REGIMENT
DOWN BROADWAY.
Az Eve O'Clock yesterday afternoon meeting Of the
Sons Of Vermont was held in room Ne 20 Astor House
for the purpose OF making arrangements escort the
regiment on Its parade this morning from Twenty third
strect to the Battery Mr. T. O'Grady one of the pro-
prie,ors the Stevens House was called TO the chair
and Mr.. George Wheeler was made secretary After
resolving to perfect peranent organization Of sThe
sons OF Vermont during the present week, II was
determined that many OK the as could be got To-
sether, on so short notice should assemble at Ora
mercy Park at nine O'Clock this morning. for the pur.
pcse Of cscorng Colonel patts regiment down Broadway
10 the boat provided to convey them Jersey
and it is hoped that all true vermon,ers in the city will
appear at the appointed place at tho hour designated
this morning, duly mounted take part in the novo-
ment Of the command from It's quarters to the Battery
MOVEMENTS or THE MEN YESTERDAY.
When the entire regiment had arrived at the quarters
Colonel Patt issued general order permitting such Of
the men chose to visit the Central Pork during the
upon BY the pryates many Of whom found themselves in
Now York tor the fret time. Last evening Captain
Preston's entire company attended church.
TIE DISPOSITION Or THE HORSES.
The regiment was accompanied by more than thou.
sand horses the larger portion of which were
IN the Twenty third street stables four hundred OF
them by permission Of Mr.. Darling President Of the
Third Avenue Horse Railroad Company being stabbed At
the new stables Of that company in sxty.Gfth street.
where they received excellent These animals are
all Of the Morgan breed and embrace hundreds of spsn.
did specimens OF the equine race.
THE PARADE oF THE REGIMENT THIS MORNING.
The regiment viii form this no.ang, the right resting
on Fourth avenue Twenty third street. in time to
move down Broadway precisely at ten O'Clock The ,aen
win be mounted, and the entire command VIII
be escorted by. the Sons Of Vermont, under
the direction Of Gen., G. r. Peck, Marshal,
who VIII be assisted by competent number
of aids t. b. appointed this morning Gramarey Park
the place oil rendezvous Tor the sons This parade
viii De most imposing affair aud il is presumed that
The regiment will be reviewed by Gov Holbrook md
stan, consisting Of Gen. H. H. Baxter Col s. NJ Waite
Col d. y. Smaey, Col r. W. Clark Major Francis Good.
bue and Qaaftermaster General G. r. Davis front Of
the Astor House, hating at that point the nurpose
The right OF the regiment viii rest Twenty-tbird
street aud Fourth avenue and will tako up its line of
march from Twenty third street 10 Fifth avenue, down
Inth avenue to Fourteenth street and Broadway thence
and from Jersey viii march, mounted, twelve miles to
EiSabelhport where they will take the cars for Wash
mgion.