The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11
THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.

Arrival OF the First, Fourth and Twen-
tieth New York State volunseers-Thenr
welcome by the People-Lsrgs Turnout
IN neutrality-suspicious. and Ineitacnts, DC.
Yesterday was sgnazed by the arrvalsf three Of cur
city two years regiments-viz the Fwst Fourth ana
Twentieth New York State Volunteers These three resr
ments have many lime been " 10 the irons ana "e'
lAe enemy in the heat and terrible turmoil OF coono'
yhey left home aud Kindred two years since wiz" hsn
homes and and mid the horrors OF
battle have ever upheld honor Of the cause I'D winch
they were engaged as The nation FOR winch tney
were fighting Two years have elapsed since these sa
liant r,,tmepts marched down Broadway fully one
thousand strong; but now they come BACK 70 US
~..h ahmed ranks scarcely one third Of the orgi-
nal number beng left in each corps. How sad ana
a, the same chivalrous tale is told npon the re-
cep,on Of these regiments. How many thrill Of 10y IL
brings TO hearts OF some while pangs of anguish
wiring those others. There those this city who
have lost friends and reatves ia the chances OF action
who had belonged those regiments and as they yeser
day heard the cheer OF welcome bursting from thousands
Of voices, it striking and melancholy reminder OF
lost whom they should never look upon as Of
yore Then there were those who recognized their
brothers, husbands fathers and friends ard thank
ed Heaven they spared 10 them and that
they had the pleasure OF pressing their hands MORE
and felt unbounded Joy In 30 doing What a'striking
contrast were these contendng feelings yesterday
ths city. But this did the least interfere with
abe cordial reception which accorded 70 the regiments
their arrival in the city.
INCEPTION TO THE TWENTIETH AT THR BATTERY.
On the landing Of the Twentieth regiment there could
scarcely have been less than i've thousand persons con-
the people OF that nationality VI the most
generally represented in the assemoage The Twentieth
expected TO arrive about ten O'Clock but they did
not make their appearance until after IL was SO
warm in the full glare OF the sun that u impossible
Tor the large crowd to keep within reasonable bounds
Of patience and much wranglng discussion
consequence. The spiritual mood also seemed pre-
sasion. Then discussion ran rio. and eastss were
fought, lost and IN woedy CONFLICT the space
had gos ahead u bis compansans On .has SIDE
OF the water, and who expected them arrive the
Battery, being somewhat saa weRshsr from
Ina mhinsd liquids somewhat Stranger Than cewsssr
particularly distinguish himself tha
matter Of ooistorss discuasun Ha asssrti tas na
,siia general himself nun Hoaksr and is tuowing
interesting perorsliom was doiivmad by him . cun-
aitsien " ms experiences Of ttie war,-
"sfIfsr fEucrS,' VisEEAn-A tail mr. frandH hut
hotlean - tie only VIM wfilp all arsatlan.
have no logic; amt. ny iis ii 81 Patrk iI you
tnaI io way 20 To Richmond by fredericksburg
] wzs all through every sGrmmn9a war, and
mere smoke linn Wellington did waSarin0 (em-
phateay accounting the drss two syabiss Of tho lass
name] ana veteran for toe PEARS, and
what ! am talxn2 about. Mcclellan % the man.
The last remark received with enthusiasm, and
ihc spiritual struck veteran" quietly sloped upsn the
oratorcal laures which he had thus gained.
up Broadway 70 roursecn.h street aud thence
." Turner Han, where they were Dismissed.
The procession moved Ia the following ORDER
Union Hussars, Captain Suner.
Twenty eighth Brooklyn, Colonel Bennett.
Schnotzengildcr, New York
independent Scbrctxen Corps Broth Shilerbund
Society Reformed Gcsang Turcin.
vereinztc Social Reormcr.
New York LedertAfei
Columbia
Fdeia.
Alemania Naeniarchor
Social Reform Liedcrtafel.
Colombo.
C.ncordta.
Sacngerbund, Williamsburg.
Hook and Ladder No. I, Union Hin.
Company B, Captain J. Durhl, Fourth artillery.
The following are the olicc 3 or the Twentieth:-
Field and STUFF Jfcers-Coouel Baron Erust yege.
lark Lieutenant Colonel Eugelocr Schnepf Major Lorenz
Meyer, AdjulAnt Chas. Torch, Surgeon Julius Hansen,
Assistant Surgeon George Stcnert, First Lieut. Napoleon
Schoenbcrger Quartermaster.
Company A-First Lieutenane, Allan Hottenroth,
wounded, slightly Second Lieutenant, Charles Groner
wounded slightly.
Company B-captan, H. r. Kluckleunh; First Lieu.
tenant on Gen. Hookers stat; Second Lieutenant, Win
Lang fos
Company C-First Lieutenant, George Hmkel; Second
Lieutenant, Joseph Kannengicscr
Company D-Capain, Fritz Leizeiser; First Lieutenant,
Conrad Weiss, wounded in arm.
Company ECaptain, Henry kloeber; First Lieutenant,
Albert Ritz Second Lieutenant George STRIPPED
Comrday F-CaFtain Hermann Bennecke; Second Lieu.
tenant, William Mcrkel
Company G-Captain, Adolph Becker.
Company H--Capain. Henry r. Walter, wounded In
lcg; First Lieutenant, Ferdinand Lange.
CQnpany First Lieutenant, Mortz Steinberg Second
LdDcuant, Francis Schmd
Company K-First Lieutenant Paul COMEDIAN, Second
Lieutenant, Eaptste tirmbach