New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The Thirteenth Regimen Militia Arrival
Of q Portion Of the Command, aud Re.
ceptiOn in Brooklyn.

A portion Of the 18Th Regiment Militia, under CON-
mand Of Col Robert Is. Clark, arrived Ut the foot Of
Canal street, New-York, about noon yesterday, on
board the steamer Baltic, Capt. Comstock. Reports
had been circulated that tbe vessel lad been
wrecked, and much excitement was caused ia
ouence /. appears they had h narrow escape from
sbipwrsck, but not man was lo-'. Great prepare.
lions were made for their reception. COMMITTEE
Of citizens was appointed, Two ! .nds were engaged,
and q six.pounder, III charge OF capt Degz and Ad.
infant McLear, was stationed Oh the bulkaead near
the ferrv 20 fire a salute.
The Committee, embracing old members Of tie
regiment and recruits iof tn 18th Regiment, pre-.
ceded by the Navy-Yard Band, marched 20 New.
York about noon to receive ife returned soidiers
large crowd soon collected "a, tie foot Of Fulton
erect and in few hOurs ne entire .treet from the
ferry 10 the City Hall was dens- y filed with spec
tators the majority being l>.ils lie different hre
comp anies turned out and paced tner machines ~
the cross streets. The pnblc--onses generally were
decora ed with hays, AMI baLnsrs With notices
welcome were suspended across tie thorouslfars
al various points After waiting until Elk . clock
D. H. o salute Of thirteen III announced the arrival
of the regiment, IL having Oeth previously ascer.
taiued thai only portion bad come on. A. soon &c
the ferry-boat approached t1ey we're greeted WITH
cheers VI welcome, and Oh alcing they marched NJ
Fulton TO Henry street, cad thence to the arm0ry,
where they were dismissei, mLch 20 the dsap point
ment Of MANY thousand who Ia collected above that
point and who labored un8er tie impression that
they would proceed far as he City Hall, at least
The cause .. not making parade WAS thai the
men were completely worI Out, having been Oh ship
board since Sunday evening Tie returning compa-
nice with their officers nullbesed about 800, the re-
ma,uing $50 having been taken oil the steamer BY
schooners when the vesse. Was ashore ON Winter
Qrsrter Shoals.
The regiment left this city on a three months
CAMPAIGN flor the second riIe on the 3Oth OF May
last aud during their absence have been stationed
at Suffolk Va. They lei, suffolk on Sunday morn
inx last and arrived al Fortress Monroe the same
evening when they emba: ked IN board the steamer
Baltic. They set Fail or Mond.y morning. and
when about SIX hours oct the was grounded
on Winter Quarter Shoals, where they remained
until Tuesday morning. IA "A moss penlou- condition.
The night WAS occupied ~ he.ying over tie coal
snd other heavy material, n order 70 Tighten the
ship in which they az len nh succeeded.
schooner had come alongside the evening pre-
vious aud took off number OF men. Two others
hove In sight next day and each took on board 20
MANY as thew could carry. ihe schooner A. Is. Bay.
lis sfeered direct for New cfk: another Of the
vessels went 10 Forres, Monroe, and the third ret
rail for the Delaware BrcaSwAter. The 25th regi.
menc Militia was also on board the steamer, and
shared the hardsnps with the 18th. Shortly after
the dismissal OF the Brooklyn re, imeut at the Ar.
mory, they were scattered over the city, vending
their way hom.wsru Among 'hoee who escorted
them from the steamer WI. the 1910 Regiment, )r,'
composed OF boys from 10 70 II years Of age. They
We're fully uniformed and eqG,ped, preceded oy
three drummers aud made very crediiabe appear
ance.