The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-30
THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.

THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.
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Arrival or the Tcnth New York State
voiunfecrs (McChesney Zouaves)-An
Enthusiassic Welcomc-Revsew tn she
Ciey HAN Park and March UP Broad
way-Dinaer 90 che Omcers 90 tine Astos
Housc, &c. slsetsa e'at.
Another regiment OF tho fwo years heroes Of the
present arrived here yesterday mo-niugthc Tenth
Now York State Volunteers. fsmiliariy known al tho
McChesney zouaves. This organization was recruited
almost entirely has cty aud tho credit aud aurcs
when they havc themselves tho present
paisn must naturally rebound the bravery which
has characterized the Of tho metropoisss city
throughout The a.aNf.e ltt
The regiment arrived at Jersey Cay n nins O'Clock
yesterday morning, and met W the usual
OF friends relatives and spectators Those gallant zsuaves
presented nne appearance Their dashina uniforms
and, Notwithstanding the exceedingly arduoos campaign
through which they have passed a.rkag
y robust and hcahful appearance. Ther prcseut
mander-CSlonel John e BendiK-rods a. their head.
On the oars containing the resmen arriving a. the depot
the crowd there assembled burst into cheers II ap
pAuse which the officers and returned By removing
their caps and other tokens Of modest hsnkulness Tho
Tenth numbered some three hundred and forty SIX men
tho chances OF warfare having cut on tho remaining por
tion Of the corps great number q them wore upon
their breasts the Mcclellan silver medal whicA the
the Jersey CITY ferry, the regiment was formed in
marching order at the foot Of C0rtlandt street. The
THIRTY Thirty seventh regiment Nations, So csass SsSst
duty and turned out in streng force preeatine quite
martial appearance. subject q general romark was
their military evoutons, sxhbtiag in svcry movement
the finished discipline Of vsisraae Evsythns bong in
and thence 70 the CITY Han Psst, where hey were r.
viewed by the President Of the Board Of Atormea md
the cOmmoa Council when shsy ssas. Ned i.:o srosd:
with spectators the stores and window: being aso veil
supplied with their quota o crinons and laced handksr
and 70 the soldiers heart whe The iadiss thorn
solves are somewhat prone 70 b more warm hearted
are in question Yesterday Broadway had larger n1~Dss
OF the fair In s vicinity than usual and they showed
their welcome for ne returning boys q The Tenth q
Of the Zouaves was certainly splsndid No army in The
world could exhibit precision than they did. Thor
additional pcturosqueness 10 their appearance Their
colors Also like those regiments which havs proceeded
@ sSsu Ss, S S' Sss
In the days fight In front Of Richmond and also ut
fredericksburg and Antietam Their gallantry In oil
Der OF which they left GOLD and s upon those bloody
battle fields Previous 70 their savins the scene Of Don
test Major General French divisiou the Tenth
were, issued the following
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N, The .n,A o. s s
msnt New York Volunteers deems duty to express
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excelled In any army
.ean Vii sxSs ,S % give @
Union and e keep our aas to the front o..
10 WossKIL Chief OF STAFF. A. A. q.
The following list Of tho officers Of the regiment,
Fed OGfcers-John r. Bendix, Colonel: John W. Mar
shall, Lieutenant Colonel; John Missing, MAJOR.
CommsSor cd SAIL W. Martin. Adjatant; Charles
Hill, Quartermaster; Dr. Smith, Assistant 6urgeon.
C5mtony A-Thonas r. Rogers, First Lieutenant; John
Murray, second Lieutenant.
Company B-Robert A. Dimmck, Captain; Tn. Culhane.
First Lieutenant. j. Whiteiow, second Lieutenant
Company C-Thomas =. I0uthcr, Captain; Gabriel Gun
ningham, First Lieutenant j. Higgins Second Lieutenant.
sey, First Lieutenant; W. W. II. Wilcox, Second Lieu
tenant.
Company E-Afred Chamberlain. Captain; III T. Bor-
Company I-john a. Brady, Captain, Alfred Be,ry,
First lieutenant Leonard Bergen, Second Lieutenant
Lieutenant; Theodore Rogers, second Lieutenant. y
Company H. Murray second Lieutenant.
Company - Briggs, Captain; James X. Smith,
Next saturday the regiment viii be mustered out their
time not expiring until that day.
DINNER At Tn. Aston HOUSE. "a
At half past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the on
GERS of the Tenth entertained BY dinner nj The
House prepared BY order Of the state authorities
seventh regiment National Guard, Colonel II r. Casey,
Deputy Qusrtermasier General n Charles Ssstson Jr,
entertainment Is agreeable % sSis - possibls Amer
the sdbes and drinksbss had besn pretty we'll patrol
ne s:sr Or 70 By that
aThs ofncsrs and Men or the Tenth Regiment" Re
colonel casey. the nspay Qaar'srnastsr General"
Colonel Ceaey rsspoadsd
ste,son responded.
"fhs Press."
"rns Memory Of Lieutenant Co,oosI Elder"
After several other volunteer oasts and ssotimso the
entertainment closed very agresably 70 al prcseot.
n future ample preparations viii be msde entertain
the remaining portion Of the regsnts which are still 70
return As xdutant General spragus u a. present IN
washugt0n attending 70 this matter 20 sudden has beoa
their arrival that an opportunity has not 0ssn had 70 give
hem that reception witch their hsroism warrants.
OPERATIONS OF ruR TENTH REGIMENT
The Tenth regiment Of Nsw York Volunteers was or.
ganzed May u.s. 1851 Is the National zouaves. By Colonel
walter ". McCbesney and len this state juno s. The
regiment direct from this city TO Fortress Monroe,
where they became portion OF the forces the epar
m.nt 2. virginia. under Cen Butler Here .sey formed
is5l2 connection with other forces detailed for the
purpose On september 2 1881 Colonel John Bsndix.
formerly OF the seventh New York Volunteers, APP
pointed Colonel Of this regiment, and has remained con
mander OF the regiment since when The Filth Army
resmsns formed part of Acting General a. K warren
brigade, In company with the Nth Zouavcs and tbs Con.
nectcut artillery Under General warren they fought 81
the battles OF Hanover Court House May a. 1892 Ganes
MIL June 81 1862, and Malvern Hs, July L. 1861 They
took part IN the battles under General Pope during tho
r. 1894 aud were held IN reserve ct Antissm on sep
embcr IL 1867 They have fought side BY side with the
resuT army General sykss dys1.n ., ,ne Fh'h AZ
under the command OF General Batfcrnsld
mander. wherever General sykes regulars have boon
ment pned, tho Tenth National Zouaves will have
included Many Of the returning troops have expressed
determination To go back again and win nsw Iaures IN
the neld
rorRra rEerxEsr NEW YORK STATE voLuSrxERs
The members Of tho Fourth regiment New York vo-