New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
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Returning Regiment.
Yesterday forenoon SO Of the original mem
bers Of the Tenth Regiment (Naional ZOuavsf) New
York Volunteer commanded by Col. BendiI, arrived
It I.rsv City. 1hey orJs,d the river shout II oeocE
rd found host II friend. az foot Of Cousndt street
atir to receive them Having reached this city IN hour
earle. than was sncipsed he escort the 3Ith Regimen,
va LOT on baud 10 greet them with mu'c AMI bsnners evd
hearty Welcomes Consequently they obliged to stand
in the seet until noon when the 3h appeared n splendid
TRIM with excellent brss band aud beautiful eoio While
the b,eYc hori we're waiting their escort ~ their
friends pressed about them shake them by the hsud and
I've tn, hos piiable and III otioHste welcome home
There were the wives mothers, 'iter children Of the
.odeg ali e,serto embrace them aud conduct theu "a their
s-esidrs.
fhi. regiment we, fire.. commanded by Col McChe'ney and
srcbed 60 the department under Gen. Wool Ga the lst or
June 1862 placed under the command Of Gen MeClel
Ian and ssrra participated in the seeord battle Of Bull
Run Seven Day. battles South Hountss. Norfolk, sh-p-
hetds Ford Antisis fredericksburg and other engage
m,nts At Ganss Mills they captured Rebel hss-a trophy
which they ,e great value. IN the nght at the above
nsned place. Corporal Cor Of Company ID, took sword from
Rebel officer on which was engraved the dss Of l76 and
tho figure Of palmetto tree These relics, understand
will be rresnted the City su.hoTe, emsntoes Of the
achievements o. soldiers
They bring back the hss given them by the citizens
Newborn and presented the regiment b. Cen. Wool II
pas ed through the smoke and flame and tempest Of lead
aud iron hsi on many b.te.d,d 1t has been rent aud
shot through and through by bullets and cannonbals part
it, staff shot away Fredericksburg Thirteen men
have under is folds in the heat Of battle bu. Its stars
remain undinn I'd aud glorious and it, stripe. indicate the
puuhueu Rebel and the traitor The brave
boys proud OF their dear old flag and psoe higher ,
upon than they did when they first received
from the hands Of the donors.
h.t ha the h.a hes
hearty look showing proof of endurance sd
activity aud force They drsssed In Zousvs uniform
white .urbsn with blue tssse and blae uniform trimmed
with red They len their Washington in compliance
with an order from the War Department sub,onsd list
Of officers returned with the regiment;
John Z. BendlI Colonel; John " Msr,hal Lisuteb,nt-
Colonel John Missus, MAJOR II. W Martin, Adiaianti
Charles H QuaTtcrrastef Dr. Smith. Assistant suIlson.
Company A-TE +. Rogers lot Lieutesanti John Murray
Company B-Robert A. Dmmick. Captain; Tb. CulhaDo,
Company C-Thomss J. Louther. Captains Gabriel Gun
uinshsm Let Lieut.. J. Higgins "a Lieut.
l.t IieSSt " W H. wcoI' ID Lieut. -
Company E-Alfred Chamberlain Captains JJ. j. boT-
Company F-John A. Brady, Captains Alfred Betry lm
Lieut. Leonard M bergen 20 Lieut.
Company G-Jo.ePh hsw5ufJ. Captain - Angel let
Lieut. Theodore Rogers "a Lieut.
Company H-Nufrsy I'd Lieut.
Company l-Buu', Cspaini James X. smith, let Lieut.
Coupsuy Kr-No commi.siODed officer with them.
There $50 three yss len at tie seat Of war
uudsr Actin. Major Capt Geo. r. Hopper and Capt Geo. NJ
Dewey who doius Provost duty ia webers brigade
Col BsndiI q In the prime Of lie, symmsiricsl why
energetic aud brave lie very popular with hi, officers aud
men who would delight stu upon his shoulders
Twsniyhree ofths officers 10 the 10th ra,sed from the
r.nt. for m.rtOous conduct the hd their present
dignity
Tho 55tb ~ Y ~ o., Col. Rooms headed by their band
appeared to great sd,,ntsgs they marched through ,he
streets sscortlng the gallant 10Th.
II. two r. smea, marched Up Broadway through Psri
row into Park who're they reviewed by the seiss
Mayor the Hoa W. Walsh President Of the Board Of Alder
men and the Common Council Ihs regiments then pro.
welded up Broadway Foueenth street thence 10 the Fh
sv.nas where they dismissed until Saturday morning
h,n the 10th will be mustered out OF the United States
service their term OF enlistment not ending until HAT ie
The utmost suthu.iA. prevailed along the .H. limo OF
mach cheer following cheer amid the rsnI Of hs,s and
bsndt erehiefs
AoBg with this regiment land the that arrived
yesterday several Bsgros'. who bad BEEN brave
and hfo servants 70 the officers a. al their e.npasu.
never thinking dagger iu tie hour Of peril A. thee
sable children Of unfounss mafchsd sons moes'y
the rrgimeri no fosnd enough 10 ulte
diipaTsEiss sJusS'e.
Company Of the National Zousv., Capt Jane. Bisdy
arrived homo yesterday afternoon. AID ss received by
their friends. The company raised ia Bfeoiya BY
Calt Solomon Winchester who allied tie battle Of
fredericksburg. he succeeded ~ Capt Tbcsnas d.
Mssscrop who wounded In the seo1nd battle Of Run
and the command then d,yoiTsd upon C,yt Brady The
company when len Brooklyn ngntei,d lOl men and To-
turn. with - men. They sBs.soi 10 the seven Day.
htht on the Yo'k Peuinaa. At South Aoustain Ant.sn
and FrodencIb-Ts The Gss which yesout,d 10 them
b., Cen Wool Fortress Mosros va brought home by
ssgi Aersndsr jameson, viii be preserved snsn
to- III, weather and perforated with bul.o hoe
that It can bard su.tAin it, ,kt Il viii be ksr at
the houss Of Capt. Mosscrop No. itG 3yts avonue for
the present The company sUteansd by Capt Moss
crop Lner which they ,n FOR their respective hom,s
Taefo'loviug order wss Issued by Gen. Ffoach:
1inRD DlUHoS. SEcoSD AEHr CoRP,,l
AKHf % ThE FOlOssC. April 20. 1903 ! |
SPECIAL OHDER No ll3.-Iho General Commanding the
Division. la proniugsinE the order which deprived II
portion OF the 10Th Regiment ke~f0E Vols. deems II
duty express TO Col BeHdI L CfCsis and men, 10
B. mustered out the Eofycs the hsh poon they have
iscip inc and tho military tone and bearing not eIceed In
NY army.
lie regret. 10 these fine troops but hope, ,hs, they
Don will return givo their aid 10 support tbs Ei0nous
BY order or ms Gen. FRENCH
J. o. WoKaaLL Chief Of STAFF 4. A. q. lc
Al O'Clock yesterday Col Bsndir and bis officers
insd with the officers Of the y7lh ReGmesL Amer 'amp
nous dinner tos,s and tho order Of the day
sp. Catin Col Csey. Csy. stsisou. Capt Wans Major
lining Col BeudI aud Others responded briefly ~ cemg
ientsry sentiments.
Naval.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN IRON-CLAD ARMOR. +
The first practical Lesson taught by the fight at
Charleston is TO bo aUusd 10 the irou.clal Roanoke