The New York herald., 1862-01-16
The Immortalite at Annapolis.
OUR ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENTS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. II, 1862.
British kdn-o, Va at innqpolts-Q1iei Asaia Tists
Aanapciis-TAe Departure of the Last resse, Of the Burn
1e Fis-Te Fcae Ir,mo' talae IN Port-Sae as sitd
ty the Gorernor Of Maryland aud OLter No.abiluies-
Why She Game to annapolis, d..
We are once more enjoying comparative quiet this
quaint but dear old place. Quaint from the styl and
en acter Of It's budinss-dsar from the reminceic,s
Of glorious Washington. 1t here he resigned his
eommission after gaining for his country that freedom
Of which every true American is justly proud; and
still have the privilege Of standing the spot which
stood the Senate chamber when he hi.
conntrymen the power they had de egaed TO him, ant
which he had nobly used. Would that his maLtle
could descend upon his
The last O. the Burnside expedition has left here
evening taking Or. J. H. Thompson the Medical PuIvry
or, and Captain D. Messenger, the QGartermaser VII,
rename, o. Anish business belonging to their d par
ments and who Join The expedition at fortress Monroe
This morning the Governor, Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, several members Of the Legislature.
accompanied by DR.. Thompson, paid visit 10 the british
frgate lmmortsiite lying in harbor. They left
tn dock at eleven O'Clock, on board small p-opolr
and IN few minutes standing the deck Of JOHN
Bull defender; and right noble vessel SHE is. she
carries fifty three guns hity of which 81 ounders
one large Armstrong. 100 lbs. and two smaller Arm
strong guns She is worked by screw aud sail and can
make thirteen knots hour easily Her misin tn
10 take OF IL u Lyons IN case iherr vas war
and when Re entered he ~ and M copdE dT sis iuee
ne rdig kne,o w ioI,.
alter yxanii ing the vessel thoroughly the party were
en- ertlin,a d with luncheon. which wines 4nl
thae) Of Old England merriy discussed. We
turned shore about o'coek, well le sed with
vs and lie gcrtlemanly oc' r. OF the vessel snd one
wish, am sure. war aDnlous-''thst she may never
vist cur shores with any hottie intent.
Parade Of the Right Wing of the seventh
Regiment. NY. =. NJ.
The right wing OF this regiment night at the
Armory sixth street Third avenue at eight O'Clock
for the purpose OF military instruction and parade
colonel Lenerts commanded the wing. Five companies
form the right wing and under the command u tle
following offcers;-
Company C., Captain Hawes Company f. Captain
Speirht Company O.. Captain Monroe Company a.
Captain ehumway; Company n, Captain fsrrar.
ID well deserving VI notice to thUse tne young
soldiers drawn up in uniform fatigue bugic parsd.. TO
the sound of the buge they seemed At home and the
nrst of the battalion Ia back with the change
Of belt made II something worth seeing
Colonel Leferts commanded the COMPANIES, and II
did he discharge hs duties. The appeared ~ be
fully up the marx, they turnsd right, y eft, p,
wheel whcn the bugie g" need.
The now cartridge OK which the reg meat has
adopted promises ado additional stqi " the corrs
and will no doubt prove Of material advantage TO it's
future progrefs. After the drill Ovcrwhch termi
mated at nine oclockths fine young fellows sep rated
highly del ghted with the tones OF the bugle ready
90 r. again. called upon to Eight Tor the Union aud
the constitution.