New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
rrcparations for the Reception Of Gen
COrcorla i'm New.NOrk.

This il the dsy of the great ovation. New. York
smiles with blllliancy that Indicates the immediate
approach Of IA great event. Gen. Corcoran Is ex-
pee ed IN town and every body desires a. rec hiT.
w en- lat he marched in Broadway il War AT the
head Of vi. egieuta LooNe Of the 69th 10 response
10 the Preedents frs; call for Is 600 men defend
she Capt. Of the nation, and il need be - vinficot.
tie canse of the Union. I he booming OF Snm,er-
gus still eel olnr in the ears Of the people, and
gloom VA. spread over tie stootest hea u. All at
dice full-grOwn rebellion han startled tie nation
The largest meeting ever s,tented IN this country
was convened at UiiOn Square to curt. the Pres-
dent, and before it bad soj urDed tb. gallant Corco.
IAN received from Gov. Morgan order u march TO
tie defense OF Washington. The order was obeyrd.
Tie 18th Regiment marched, and just az liz brave
soldiers had calculated ~ meet Their ~Iv.s and tis
r.rs, tteir mothers and Children, by the expiration
of their term of service, they were ordered 70
meet Rebellion in lis siernest share at Bull
RIM. IL was III tht bloody conflict that
he Goth fought noby, because led 70 galanty 1t
was there that they suffered 20 severely; II was
rLere TINT the o.unless Colope now General,
standing by the Of Union, was taken prisoner.
Since thst time he has been copped up IN Southern
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communicate with hir family or friends here or els'
where. There was popular ciamor for his reease,
but the Rebel cause, weak in itself, feared TO ill.,
cIude him in general exchange Of PRISONERS, and hs
was withheld. AT length he 10 ID Tree nian, and he
comes nome after having received at the hands Of bis
Comuander.in-Chiel, the President of tue United
States, the honor of promotion TO BrgtdierG General.
snip. The people OF NewYoTk viii delight in doing
! honor 10 one determined. Yeeter,liy III, e. IN
mittee on National Affairs Of the Common Council
received an application from the Jersey CRY Com
mon Council 10 permit brief stay ol Gen. Corcor'n
at Jertey City. In reply, the CoDn'itee stated That
they nad all their arrangements perfected and they
could not sonrent to any reception that would delay
them more than 10 or IL minutes
A. meeting Of returned prisoners, held ut Clark =
Hotel, Chatham street, yesterday. II WINS announced
tlat the reformed sonerd 1td been offered Ii. right
of the line in the Corcor.n reception, and the city
would pay for uasc, tadges, aud carriages.
10 me Netc. York Fire Dera,taenf:
telegram hs. b.rn received setting that Capt H'vnty
alc Lirut ndch, Of tie iisi tHe Ioua'es VIII return
G-n. CorcoTan Therefore tbs more usrhiy r.
quest every Company n me Lep,f mcht be represent
the prooeon 10 ~-conie our cd no,Isf triH"p VINO
have served their country ., we'll nhD a.,,,so,
Some ADDITIONS nave Oeeu Hlhde 10 LIE iI"yidh"o
tor the procession, which will lie found elscwlef.
Gen. Corcoran will leave P1iisdeIphla at II o'c CT
this forenoon, and arrive at jersey City nj oo"'4
y. IN. About ., o'clock the processi Il may be e1-
pected " movo from The Battery.
Tue Stanton Legion, llth Regiment n. Y. ",
Col. W. IL. Allen. will parade buta portion Of their
force to-day the Occasion Of the reception O Con.
COrcoraii, as TIE State authorities lave been unable
20 innish srms IL suici lat number Of uniforms
10 tie regiment. This is to be regretted the
Legion wouio have presented il paFaded in fu.l h
splendid sppearsnce. There are now in iis ran1g
over $50 men, az selected carefully forming AL
unusually fine body of volunteer SOLDIERS. 1t Ii tie
determination Of Col Allen ana tue officers M.
ISOLATED with him to fl ny the ranks ~ilh volun-
,eers alone, aud u further this end vii the recruit
ing Offices Of the Legion in tito Purk ana else
where, will BIZ kept open to-day.