New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
rulpg Regiments.

most eDhs s.usalln arrived at the foot OF CORTLAND
sehs salute fred and they were received py the
street " R.sment under Col Msdhoh-s company Of Ger
S..rs and other military and civic orsszation'
% re siments enlisted for two years and were
r.t TO respond the call for volunteers, and the
st TO enter the field in defense OF the country The Seventh
Ian mi. city on the oath Of May 1861, aud the Eighth fol
lowed three d0ys sfterwsrd.
AT the time their departure for the seat Of war stands OF
color, were presented thsmhey cheersd and
pnsnted every step Of their progres-and they have
shown on many wsfought field how richly they deserved
the honors Enthusiastically and lsviby bestowed upon
them They return with their color scorched stained and
torn in battle bat dshonorsd The constellation copied
from that Heaven to which look for help has been TO
tAe pillar Of light which has led them through the red
OF war and carnage.
The 9TH Regiment eft this city with thousand men, and
returns with 4C0 About half OF this number members
Of the regiment which served durinE the Ch!ckahoury
ueisn under Gen Mcclellan They have service in the
battles of Big Bethel, Newport News sayaso's st'tion
White Oak Swamp, Malvern HILL ShsrpbuTg, Antieiam
and Fredericksburg.
The 8h Regiment numbered 90 mem It has now 800
members. Of whom 22o marched with when It FIRST entered
the held Tie number actually Killed IN battle has been $50
but many sounded and not few have fallen VIC
tie fever This brave regiment in the battle Of
Bull Run and its friends console themselves with the
deaon that It covered the retreat that memorable
eoptets since and to its German character and in
nc, II las always been le to Freedom, and courageous
in defending It,
matter Of surprise hg, the return Of these heroic
kpded inetse excitement, especially among the Ger
Ia this city aud vcinY For several days past discreet
and energetic been mskus or Ier
reception and upon their srrvo here the srsmed in
street and s1rged around them with umuuous cheers
The boys looking bale and hesy aid their Drowned
ltei them. any classification existed in consequence
OF their being allowed to bring their with them,
that loss than made up by their being welcomed
here with the open Of friends whose or expressed
in word, and cheers and kisses and tshT' Of welcome
The procession marched under the direction OF Col Lewis
Burger up CoorsBdt to Broadway and Psrt to the
City Hail. thence mp Broadway Astor place and down the
Bowery 70 the Seubsn House and Dramatic Hall Houston
street
All along The Hue Of march these veterans were compi-
usned and cheered by admirng mu,udei who tbrorsed
the and sdew axis and who with difficulty could he
restrained by the and sctive police force from ssing
them by the hands in their demonstrations Of delight.
Broadway presented an imposing scene Stops doorway,
wadow balconies and the roofs OF hotels and
throngd with ladies gentlemen, who WED with each other
in n r efforts to do honor the soldiers whose two yes
service had been marked by much noble daring and patti
effort to sustain the Union ard pat down the Rebson.
Flsgs and sieSmeTs waved from the public bulldogs and
from mAny Of the principal business .',sb euss 10 the
city. White handkeche (not designed olive boisou)
waved by fair hands gup ssro fired and shouts Of
were heard a. every step o. ihiT msfoh Tho uoy
ruuibag, molopolizlnE ouubuIe, were driven ou that
tharonghEs an the entire wall wal
with tie sosued snd battered heroes and their fnsnds
The wriioT heard many touching Remarks and Witnessed
many thrilling during the march Of tho prOcssson
Here an1ious mother discovered her aud brekus
the cro~d heode'' Of the police esped him IN her
and welcomed him home with kisses Of affection Wives
preached h1barda and marched with them through the
sot with hearts Light II they bound Tor b. bridal
altar Of the soldiers their children in their
and walked with them through the street.. number OF
uesy .5re,,cd young Of modest deneAnor met their
swesheas and walked by their sides proudly queens
hsiening 10 a coronation. We noticed group OF young
aie, dressed ia white, among them bsluiiiu blonde
scarcely in her She reminded OF TsnnysOa, pic
| 30 fsre,. ofnowsrs in the garden OF girls.
Shine ou'. little bead, stunning over with curl,
| TO the flowers and DO their sun"
Through the poltens. Of the landlord Of tn Stsabsa
Hou,s permitted TO occspy part Of front window
OF his houIe which commanded fine view The boys"
ss they down the BoweTy They preceded BY
goodoOkiDs lot Of horebSct aud BY band, Of music.
Soon they opposite the which we occupied
in company with three German ladies. old white
haired woman who bad In the nh Regiment and two
others who had relatives thers-these patriotic began
10 recognize their friends aud called 10 them by There
one who reported dead waving Rebel flag he had
ptured the field there another who had been
heard from since bs len hi, homo.
By and by fae looking young fellow with bronred
by the Southern sun, with quick feet Up the stairs and
.s1ed his mother In his sns The reads can imssne the
scene better than describe It, The It'll Regiment was
dmssed the Seuben House plate, laid for 500
men. Many Of hen preferred TO hasten their homes rather
than 10 eat although they tired and hungry. Al
Dramatic Hall generous table spread for the entertain
meut Of the members Of the 9Th Regiment Con Benk and
other dsHg ul,hed there When tho procession
passed through the Park 1t reviewed BY Mayor Opdyke
who with his STAFF occupied position IN front of tn. City
Hall large number Of the soldiers had and flowers
IN their hst. and wssths OF flowers adorned the stats h.
held the taerd flags that had been often pierced the
shot Of the enemy.
The German military companies and civic societies Oft
Eastern District turned yesterday afternoon TO receive
home the company Of the 7h n Y. Volunteer belonging
the 10Th Ward They were esco'sd through ysrion streets
Union Hail where address delivered By j. Xempke
and collation. was served up
IL Triumphant reception Of whose Eoldiefy
bearing courage sId Loyalty enlis them TO The srAudO
sah ia hospitals and those who have found honorable graves,
We rejoice IN this safe return Of the gallant whom We
welcomed yesterday and hope that the sword and shield and
ihsisrinE wing Of Hsaven NAV be their defense.
ASSISTANT ADJUTAsT-GEsERAL's DEPARTMENT
% THa EAsT-Gsn Wool has issued the following orders
HEADQUAKTERs DEPARTMENT OF Tns Elsr,l
EKw.YoHE CIR, April 10, 1868. )
1Ex1nIL ORDERS, No. 37..-Mtt &. n. Christensen late
AidsdeCsmp the Major General Commanding having been
appointed Assistant Adut.DtGsnsrsl Of the Department Of
SUCH ss5 will be ODE ysd aud respected accordingly
an otci:i eo%anic.on, to tI;s heedqasIt:r; Ipia
sddIs.. No. 4 BssessG street NsrYoif City
BY command Of Maj Gen WOOL.