New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
The Finy-n nh Itcg iment OF pEassaehusefts


| The 55lh Regiment lcoioredl broke camp AZ Read
vile at an early hour this morning, ara arrived
the Providence depot in THE city about o cloot.
Only brlef time was taken IN dsembsrking from
toe carr aud the 5Jb emerged into Boylsto street
Bete The regiment was formed into platOous, pre-
seafing decide dly substantial appearance. In tb
Formation thew marched uuiil they reached Tremon
stree, when the regiment broke INTO sections In al
admirable manner.
An efficient force of police accompanied the 18th,
| section under Sergeant Dunn heading The column,
the Chef Of Police. Col. hnrtZ exercising the a.
rection Of the whole body Of policemen. white
drum corps preceded the colored band Of the COM
nand On its march through fremont and Beacon
streets 10 lie State House the regiment was repeat
edly cheered, and the Colonel and Other officers re-
ceived floral Tributes. Al the corner OF Park and
fremont streets, the 44.b, under Col. Lee, were
drawn mp in line, and three cheers for each Of
the PRINCIPAL officers Of Tie JJih.
Al The State House. the Governor and tiaii and
Adiutant- General SchOuler inspected the colcred
tro0ps. when. sfter the exchange Of q few word.
between Col Hsllowel and the Governor. the req
1neut proceeded I'm edistey TO Battery wharf
In State stree. the Applause bestowed upon the
5Jth was Of the moot hearty aud enthufastic char
ecter from al Glasses from both lsdies and gsLile-
men. Throughout the whole route We did not hear
Of The least insull being Whispered agaipsi the6e
cOlOTed soldiers.
Tie regiment went on board the Cahawba, at
Bsttery wharf ami the police, after having iaitI'
fully performed their duty, wsre escorted to Court
souare by the white drum corps before mentioned
The Ssh goes to Newberu. The following Is tie
roster Of TIE regiment:
Colonel Norwood p. Hslowen, Csrbridfe Lisuien,a.
Colonel Alfred H.r,ws Astief NsJor Charles - io1
Dorchester; SuTason. Nm. syllns ~ Brown. bo,ieo
Assistant surgeon Bu.h WILDE Newton Chaplain VIM
Jackson, kcw.Bedford- d. a.,
CsD,ans-Wul Kh, Ns,iot wheeloeh PI,'t Sterling
Joa~ph Tiden Boston; Sigog.uey Wslss Dedhsm Robert
q HsninoB sr-insheld; Chss. Edv Grsnt boston Chss
C. Souls. Bfookiiue, John Gofdon. EIeier n H. "m d.
Crsae Boston Gas 4. Bowdeb Boston, frank Oooe"t
Eo,ton. ". n
Fir.t Lieo,enlnts--Cso. y. Msissy Edsartown VIM T.
Halowe Boston, Geo. More Woodward, Worc-'i"T liar
rl.or Holt Audoyer; Fdssrd 2. Stupson, bslsm l'enh
HsIwen Jorts, Boston; Nm. II. IoGey. foioone way
Gauuett ST. Louis NO; Robsftson Jouss, Newport y; j.
Jsns. D. yluIbsr PlynoaIhi John o. hewry' A'Hoi
Ephism A. Wood CheltFa , r
seeond Lcuisnsrt,-L.oDsrd C. Alden, C.mbfidsei Tho'
L. HarmaD Cambridge; Ezekiel Fowler Az s.esfJ J3hn
H. Kingston Lexi gton, Ky; W. DoTsnoe h't'-ntsr re-
.rboro' " Y Geo. Thompson OsIHsep, bolon JO'.ri
Towne Nichols. Noyss'on NlL:hTop r. bo>1'ol' Do''o"
Leonard b. Peuy. hsiioE
The men Of thH regiment are Of the bee. class for
the ervice, and proof Of this IL may be stated
that Of the SO 900 bounty money paid 10 the Iegi
rneut last week an agent Of the American EHlrert
Coinpany received $4,000 to transmit to their ian
LEE IA Ohio, Indiana Wisconsin and Pennsyivania.