New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
Resureiuq Regiments,

en were addressed by their Colonel who stated &c them
that they would proceed to New York In body until
Friday asnoou In the meantime an opportunity would DC
afforded to visit their friends IN the city and neigh
behood After three cheers and tiger the regiment marched
to the corner Of Hudson street and Exchange place and de-
posted their aud khspscks in the Mechanics and
Tsde Bank Buildings after which they dismissed and
majority Of them crossed the river to New-Yok When the
9th Regiment left this city years they numbered 600
men, they now muster only 225 Some Of them are Ia
the have been discharged some ale still on
duty their time not having eIpred and many have been
killed In battle.
The orgar of this gallant regiment commenced
in April 1861 by Col. Abram Duryee formerly commander
Of the famou. eth Regiment of National Guards Alter
short drill Fort Schuyler the regiment left early 10
May the sea. Of wsthe destination was Fortress Mon
roe, then 10 Gen. Butler's department
Th. regiment Known the Fifth" Duryee Zouave'
remained there three monthstskng part in several 'ki'
mi.hes aud the battle OF Big Bethel II next cent to
form part Of The garrison Of Baltimore and when the grand
Of the Potomac Organized il was assigned TO the
fine corps commanded by Cen fz john Porter il ps,ci-
paed 10 the battles of the CALAMITY at the
second battle Of Bull Run Though less than tive hundred
strong It lost killed and wounded that fight three
huud ed men The the regiment fought at South
Mountain, Antietsrn. and Fredericksburg
About the members of the Finn began to aoemble 81
Exchange Place Jersey City. Col win,ow and staff arrived
shortly before O'Clock and directly the ampie' formed
aud wheeled into limo and then, preceded by the regiment
band marched board the rybos and proceeded to New
srk amid the cheer. Of most snthu.is'tc multitude
seou 4. they landed at the foot OF Coursndt street they
greeted with shouts and cheers OF welcome by thousands
who shroneed the streets sdew slks soops. widows
top. Of the houses them and tender them their
warnes. congratulations
The line wa. promptly formed and the prsoesen moved
nd II Col.
John f. B-adiI, Acting Brigsde General Was formed In
Broadway. night fulton street. and eomprsed the oih
New-YoIk Volunteers, Lieut.-Co. John w. Marshall go
men the sTh New.York State Miis Col Roome 800
the 7lst New-Yoft State Militia. Coz Tsfofd. 273
Hooi and Ladder Company No O. John II. forenan Fore
man; Hose Company No. ol. Phil Be- jamin, Foreman.
When the 5th arrived at the lel Of TIE line the military
cor, presented while the hremen greeted the soldiers IN
their fashion by uncoverirg their heads The gallant h
passed the amid desfcnnE cheers which repeat
ed with tremendous entbu,.sm when the resi.
rental flag and Rebel dag captured by the regiment
exhibited.
In the vicinity Of the PAh Barracks the regiment gave the
escort salute by pressng arms They then marched to
the Psrs where they reviewed by the MAY and
eral members Of the con cOare, when they proceeded
u? Broadway In the following order:
The Escort, commanded by Col. John Z. BendiI
Acting BIssdi.I-G eusrai.
ssven,y.hr:' Regiment CO.. Trsso,d.
k;sm:st Coz ee.Is; re; Rem.
Disabled Soldier. q tho fiah Regiment,
In Crrisgrs
Fihh Regiment New. York Volunteers
Under IfDuiaDd Of Col Cleveland NiCslow.
New-York Fire Department, In uuifofm, without
Apparatus under the direction Of
John Decker e.q, CLiei EnsneeL
III. Honor the Mayor.
S.rs.snt.tArms
Members Of tie Common Council
Clurehs generally
The prooe,sOp tOsk the following routes From the Psrt
"A, Ilnfo Al.
through sevent.en,b street to linn through Fiah
avenue to Fourteenth street; through Fouueeuth .te, to
Broadway through Broadway to the City A'emblI Rooms
where banquet was given BY toe City Alcoholics to Tie
r. ming volunteers and Invited gus,.L
The following the officers returning with The cSrpsi
Colonel. Cleveland win,low; Lieutenant. Colonel George
Wslow; Surgeon tTsnk ". DJonttsi Assi.HtSDfge a.
r. Crimes Adjusant, Thomp. isyioTi QaaHsrms.ser
j., 81 Earle.
C.plsins-Company A, J II Whitney Company b, WIN. !
Hoffman Company o. A. aidaey Cbssc tompaay -, Ihos
phen W. Wheeiei; COmpaay O, John b Raymond, Com.
paDy Charles Montgomery Company K Jauss Loua-bny
Fir.t Lieulensnis- eornmsr dins Comlsny II
don Winsow, Albert Meldrum IhooIss l.. Fsn, George
l.. Guthrie. Goo 4. Val.
Second Lisus-rants-waIsh Glisap. Burnes Frie Car,
Kett.oD.
large number Of invited guest, aud tho soldiers .as down
dinner provided for their entertainment Toasis were
drank speeches wefe delivered and ell who pesou
seemed to be pleased with the entertainment Tho sPeskers
were Aid Farley who presided, Gen. A. Dupee, Den.
wslbIdge Col Win.low Col buckingham, COL Bsndix aud
others.
These brave men were at Ch.ucenorvi. where Of
th,r officers killed and five or .I o. the were
wounded. They truly brave and patriotic soldiers aud
the loyal people Of this city gree. with hearty vel
They have hurled defiance to Rebels and traitors in
the din Of battle They the first IN the field sld
the last leave it. They bring back their banners stained
with smoke aud FIRE. aud perforated with bullets and
with sho but each is light that leafs 10 bono
aud freedom and every stripe stream Of AbDg terror
to traitors wherever it waves. While welcome those
who do forget those who remain, those
who have " fought their last battle"
Leaves fall but To- the young buds peep!
Flowers die, but stil theiI seed shall bloom!
From de.th the quick young lie viii leap,
When Spring shall come sud touch tho tomb.
The splendid sbser Of brave blood
lsthhlias through our country now
The tyIant, lifts again her brow
Coos precious charge We sternly keep
Unto the final victory
With freedom VIZ VAL live, OF sleep
With our great dead VITO Get US ireei
God when forget
To keep the old hag III ing yet"
dispatch rscoivsd yesterday morning stating that
the ist Regiment N. Y. w. Col. Person. left Acquia
Greek for Washington at an early hour yesterday morning
They are expected arrive Ia this city to-day when they
will be received by various military and civic organizations
Committee consisting Of tie eroicer. Of the regiment
e this city for Philadelphia last evening their
ades Tho friends Of this gallant regiment will Cen
s Hail. 10 Grand street, today at 10 m., when sraug
snts will be made fo their reception. Col Pie0n We
understand badly wou0ded and HE friends fear he will
not be able to accompany his regiment
The 4th Regiment NJ Y S. VIOLA (s Scott Life Gam) will
probably arrive in this city Monday morning They will
be received by the 22d N. Y NJ o., Lieut. Col H. Grant
Commanding Since writing the above have received
the following notice:
: HEADoUAKTERs TwKsTrsEoosD RECT. N. O. g. NJ Y.
PALACE oARDss l5-h-st.. N. Y, May u, l86J J
GENERAL Orders NO. lJ--Ihe 9Th HssimrAt ". \. v.
Scott Life Gusrd Col J. b. Mcursgof commanding viii
probably arrive IN THIS CITY during tue uert lofty esut hours
wing difficulty Of procuring TO
pscse time Of arrival the Lieut-n Colonel
iug take this method If notifying nI.ubes of the