The New York herald., 1862-05-31

ui expectation OF getting OF during the
today tomorrow when the regiment will with
Yull complement OF men.
Departure OF the Thirteenth Regiment,
OF Brooklyn.
AFFECTING FAREWELL TO THEIR FAv0RITE REGIMENT
At late hour last evening the Thirteenth Regiment O.
6rookiyn, marched down Fulton street to the ferry
where they received with oil the enthusiasm which
ehsir efficiency q military organization required ant
hsntly deserved.
The around the arnory tho time OF
femnded q the enthusiasm which hailed the troops
ON their departure for the seat OF war one The
Sends of the re9imeut assembled usual TO those
whom they loved best OF 70 ngh the battles of their
0ountry and Fulton street Brooklyn, was wreathed in
patriotic notices TO bid good bye 10 those who
the advance to defend the nvioiabity Of the
ment The regiment arrived in Jersey City about
O'Clock, and at once took their departure.
Departure or the sixty-ninth egIment.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM OF TAE PEoPLE-SPEECH OF
FATHER MOONEY, ETC., ETC.
After three days preparation and not few dsappoint-
nents, the gallant New York Sxty.nnih regiment got OF
ON its way at late hour yesterday afternoon The
armory of Grand and Essex tbs thea
Gre Of great hustle and excitement from eight O'Clock in
she morning to the hour when the regiment marched
&rom the drill into Grand street fern In line pre-
baratory TO starting Mothers wives brothers. children
and friends were gahere together in the ncghborhood,
and some Of the enac ed OF the ost touch
sng character In many cases the efemony Of bidding
aarewel which had aken place the day before, under
ths supposIton that the regiment would have
sst ,,a on thursday, asdy & was now gone through
&ying or the repetition. But still were feel
Angs Of these WHO came to bid last adieu their
1ings but found It impossible from the TREMENDOUS
crowd and confusion, to catch even glance Of those
&hey longcd SO much to see before parting There
many wives IN this BAD predicamsnt, many mothers.
0westhsarts fathers and relatives and friends.
lhe police who or course could be expected to
Grimnate, shovsi ali back ake, those whose uni
wall p,ttc tad thatf l..Ao
eight to enter tho arnory. Lucky these favored
parties IT, after recsvug the coveted recognition from
steps leading to the armory with whole skin and unrac
xured bones 70 say nothing Of bruises and poundngs Of
= lighter description.
Inside tho armory all was hurry and excitement Piles
OF arms and accoatremcnts strewed the floors, and
Che process Of uniformins-whch, by the way,
going forward expeditions sly. Major Bagley Captain
hirker. Adutant Murphy and other officers, strain
eng every nerve 70 hasten the preparations but though
the greatest efforts put forward tho regiment were
NOT all ready and prepared 70 leave the armory until
of eave taking ,wed and some time before the
znce0soabic fir could be induced to quit tho sides
o their riends and give room for forming the companies
At length Dsdworths band made their ap.
psarance, and MAJOR Bagey ordered the regi-
Jones street. between Broadway and the Bowery
Arrived at this point most provoking and Unnecessary
delay followed More than All hour slipped away boore
Ghs patson line te?k ranl then It wss Only by
Tns exercise o wholojcm, dgreo OF harshnsss that
Mor Blgley, seconded by the Rev. Father Mooney who
the ground could br about proper degree Of
order and respect from Of people throngag tho
road and sidewalks. About afteen minutes after four
O'Clock the order OF "Atteution, bataonn rang along
GbO lines and few minutes aftcr the rsgim Mt WIS
moving Great Jones street towards Broadway.
She march down TO tho Jersey City ferry is needless
50 say, perfect ovaiol broadway complies ely
janmsd. Fa2s--lrish and American-streancd from
various house,ops and windows thousands Of handkcr
chie's were waved by the laaies, ana tho
shusas tic cheering greeted the regiment every step
along the reuts Of the procession, tho pelling
IN keeping the popaace within doors. The regiment
carried the old Irish standard which borne with
va.or on tho field Of Manassas, and wherever It was
osen yesterday 1t was d, ly honoEcd by the people.
was nearly hafpsst i've clock before the.procession
xsached the ferry and got board the boat in waiting
Cor their arrival Whea all hands got safely board the
vessel showed OF, amid tho OF thousands
bed the docks, and reaching the railroad depot
che Jersey side another ovation was in waiting for the
regiment The galleries Of the spacious depot were
crowded with people, and rs company after company
we're most Enthusiastically applauded.
The regiment was drawn up outside tho depot
about six O'Clock, when Father Mooney mounted
Of the railway and addressed them
IN highly patriotic speech, reminding thsm of the
duty they owe 70 their God and their country, and bid
ding them TO bring back their STANDARD surrounded with
glory. Ihe reverend gentleman also invoked them to
guard AGAINST the most potent ally OF the rebels which
oS;s as hs ~ hs o rance me oes
for his country He regretted he sad that hc could
mot accompany them sgain but he would BIO with them
in spirit and prayer, and would ronenber them tho
altar Of the Most High. Father Moneys remarks
received with cordial applause
At late hour the regiment took its departure They
carry with them the old smooth bore muskets that
service at Bull run. Mr. Matthew Murphy goes out
AdJuaut vic, John McKson and DR.. Patrick J. Clark
surgeon, vioe DR.. Johnson The regiment went oil
thousand strong. Captain JamesB kirker Lou
tenant Duffy and Lieutenant Connolly remain behind to
forward recruits and straggers ana DO tie
armory every day from ten O'Clock a. NJ six O'Clock
p. NJ Mayer Bagley will act Colonel during the ab.
ssncs OF Colonel Corcoran and Captain Bsslin Lieu
tenant Colonel.
First Regiment OF the PhGnlx Brigade.
The offer OF the First regiment or the Phoenix brigade
20 serve the government has been accepted MIR. NJ D.
Smith, the Lieutenant Colonel Of he regiment, had
serviow with Gov Morgan and Adutsnt Genera Hi
Thursday at Albany, when he assured that svsry
Facility should be Afforded him arm and equip the
regiment soon It's ranks filed up to tho regu
lar number Mr.. Mathew Murphy, the Colonel left this
scty yesterday with the Sxtynth, in which regiment
he ~ present holds the position OF Adutant. When
regiment Of which he holds chief command Is ready TO
leave he will resign hs position in tho sixty
niath regiment The regiment has boon in existence
for four years, and ID about four hundred
strong, the majority Of whom have bcsn connected
with 4 since It's organization. They are remarkably
hns looking body OF nen and have attained high
OF discipline and drill. The headquarters Of the sixty
and will be made Of the hoa Of thu regi
Ensnt The regimental depot will be on Staten Island.
and two hundred Of the will be sent into camp there
during the early part u next woek. meeting OF the
officers held ~ the OF Twelfth street and
Third avenue last evening, when arrangements were
made to open recruiting Offices which will be done In
few days, when suppose the quota OF required
win be speedily enlisted Tho following list OF the
.eficsrs at present In commnnd:-
Colonel, Michael D. smith; MajT, Adjutant, 7.
H. Doyle.
Carsains.-Fraasls wsepsy, Patrick Leonard, Joseph
Hsaly, Patrick Phaln, Michael o'Grady, John Lynch,
Michael 0Rourks, Patrick Hannah, Eugene oullivan,
Patrick 0'Brien.
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