New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
Ovation 70 tho Thirty-sevensh ana Tn'r''-
eixhth Regiments, N. wv

ion were thronged with men, women ana choen I'D non
attire who had forth to do honor to our brave sol
dier, BrOsdwsy perfect jam from the Park upward Is
-, a, the Fh.Avenue Hotel. and few Of the largest
buildings were gaily decked with Hass and sresmen
At O'Clock p m salute fred 10 the Park by Capt
Goodwin aud after the procession, under command Of
Brigsdisr0sa. Hall moved through the east gate in the
following order. passing In review before the Mayor and
members Of the Common Council 10 front Of the City Halls
Bhs-Geu. Hall and stsh. with TT oop of Cavalry.
Military Eco composed a. Of Z; Ii. i . sih SSH and Ssh
Regiments n. Y. s. N o.
Offers Volunteers and National Gusfd, not on cu'y
in On oIm.
lat Regimeut \ y state Volunteers
9TH Regim,n, y Y. Volunteers and scott Lie Guard
Brig Gen. ard stah aud Brig Gen. Measher AID staff
Guard OF Honor.
Col. Strong Of the 3Sih e.iInen ~ Us
Wounded Officers Of the 18th and and 18Th Re gmenss
NY. :. v, In clrisses.
Thirty SEVENTH REGIMEST N. Y. s. ",
Col 5. II. HGymtn conn anding
Sergeant. as. ATms.
M'yCy and S9a%op EU9SSil E in ssrTiasv
Lieut..CoL Alison commanding.
Wounded Soldiers OF both REGIMENTS. in carrisSe'
battery OF -Four Guns.
Squadron Of Cavalry.
Passing Of the gate oil the Park the procession
moved up Broadway Fourteenth street sround Union
qrare up Fourth and through Seventeenth street
70 Br,sdwsv up Broadway TSeni, third sres thence
through aad.op avenue Twenty sixth treet Fh avenue
and Four.et nth Broadway and down Broadway 70
The CITY As.emby Room, here tie troops dismissed
The escort ming 10 toe ae returned soldiers
ins down trout Along the entire Ioote the men were
greeted loud cheers md the waving Of hAndsefcho
Toe ovation was complete and highly Esiyug TO all con-
eeIaed. The Seventh Regiment pfe',nted full r. usual
the brave with te sefsd aud bs,esianed iaA
which they proudly bore IN their midst c.
Atg oclocs 3h and the 18Th the quests Off City
were entertained with bsnqust at the City Assembly
oms under iumediste direction Of the Joint Commit
tee on National Affair OF the Common Councl Thirteen
tables were Arranged usth Of the room, while table
was spread the upper end q hal upon da Among the
,rvi,af quests We noticed MAYOR Opdyke. Brig Cen Hall
and .tsA Gen. Ward b Burnett, Judge McCann Alderman
Farley Chairman the Committee on Nsion haai, Of the
AID Chpp SUIT kennedy Councilman Housht.ins. Col
Hym4n ofhe 3lih and Col Strong Of the Jsh' LisDtcoL
Allison Surgeon Berry and Others
Mayor Opdyke presided and made the following speech Of
Ocs and men Of Tie 9th and aa,h Regiment. HcwYork
Volunteers: u is my privilege. behalf Of lie muncips
authorities TO greet you with r.mheI,ea weiee me TO
your homes TIE City OF NewIo.k proud Of such heroic
sons sh. feels iha, your rs.nt hsys elevated the
military reputation Of her citizen oicsry AID that you bss-
,nans Won Tor IN. patro,c service, you raw. Rendered
her and Nation You have left b. the army
y,blo reputation In everv battle In which you paed
your Conduct received the Communication. Of your brigade
Division and corps commanders Among tic dsnguished
i. uDds5 MI "a. sod,po. Won fought ard VII rtaise.
Won received was the laented keeusy Of the
sccomp hed oceIs that country hls produced
To receive the encouuns ~ fuch h a. once
= lirn honor ana eohunc M proof Of your msrii.
The may De aid Of ,he p.'s asao,dsd 70 100 ~
as to hi. commentators by nius in tins public dsml u,ss
zion in your honor record yoa have sds
rs eooioes. Of yoat spd ocsr.
among hoIn mention without beng invdious since
CioreI VINO f.t conn ADDED the 18th nov 8rs.die
raj Ward But this OF ,s not sufficient TO aecouDi for the
uniform sygesd throughout term OF
service Il required, in sddion TO COCO officers aud brEvo
men tie strong incentive Of hIed pAiIiCuc pufpess
onred that your entire eoHmAnd' oheei and noa, should
lie the true character OF the contest In which
enyag.d and the monenous i.ues involved AID Ls you
.,d kuow nd feel had drawn swords
f-pd be democratic .ssnst the tssau. Of
an unprotected and wicked rsb.on IL Va. ssntieni. se
these combined with 1t military pine that enabled
many bloody heds to faoe the a'ies Of death without
sn although they teeins your f.nf' and rent your
banners H.edess Of the leadeu storm and etlou'y guard
ng the honor your coOs which the st.rs and shamrock
are blended you stood a. va. o. non ssAn.s Toe he,ee'
assaults o, tho enemy bat .s the peIoa' duty Jou have
performed no, 'adiy ihinnsd ySai nAyroS' I'n Many o.
Of their country aud the institutions tsy loved In
stead OF being witu you today 10 ,hA. TIE willing hofng
sr..ia cSuntry wi ;sl cherish their omory AM
ie.p Il fresh the sett Il ne While the country will
cannot is to be strengthened By yoSI presses anon
. q. Your devotion 10 the tnion, aud to ID
q with sscrity TO the FIRE. call for volunteers 70 bsit
+ in their defense Ihs, devotion has been purhed
r,pgheued BY tho fiery ordeal through which you hsv
C nce pss.ed You return to ninse with fellow
g citizens with Jour Paoiiin exalted and your hatred
sutary influence on pubic sentiment Aud u IN sny con
xtsnt ei.s In midst should into
e you viii instant readiness aud with willing baL de
aid in crushing IT, You, s, cIS he''. ., sSe, 70 o.
aapemscy Tea'on and anarchy. Permit me 10
words Of cordial welcome and 70 ehpe'. TIE hope III
d SPEECHES were made By Col. HsyHIsn Col. suOns. Al
Farley and others, bat the upfosr was eeu, that
hear than occasional word
After the entertainment the men were dismissed until
O'clock This mOInug when arrangements VIII be made Il
d musterng them Out Of the service
: The 9th Regiment numbers now $50 The who
number who entered ranks "a nearly LOO. VIII
the exception Apiieain, the regiment has taken "a
oil battles Ia winch tie Army OF the Potomac has bee
eIFAg.d though IN the rt Boil Run II acted part Of
Nearly al the volunteers Of tho 18th iIo ~
Green bile They served In zen. keaney's division up
time death officer AID then under ohs
. Ie,tl dgf.a Il h In
1be Jth Regiment retarui with 2J7 One huudre
are s the hsid tie ant Of the 35Ib hesmeI
(Afde Lsfey ets) mich cOnsOisted with the 18th after H.
battle at fTsdecEs TAo osses OF this oommsd baS
Wihn,oug and though in fair way recover. hs,
We, 10 teko command again TINS regiment 6lr
sDfsged ia all the battles Of tue Army OF tie Potomac
AntietsD. 49,
Friday evening marked by pleasing aud tnsrestin
affair Aes tie dismissal Of the that day the
efan Scou Life Guard under command Of to. Moijioso
win MsJ5f oil the lat ~ J. ". aud several officer
Of the 81 ~ Y w. with Of the Committee heceI
ton crossed the river determined TO give their old
in arms welcome home such soldiers only spprs
c.e Brig ten. Ward b. Burnett PRECEDENT OF the
Scott Le Guard introduced to the ofcere Of tho Jlt
ana 33th eeuts, and Ia neat speech WELDON cd tb en-
home followed 10y Judge McCunD formerly Colols
which ives happily responded 70 by Col UsymAn behalf
te whole cOuInald Tho band VI tho Scott Life Guard
Ivened nhAlr with stirring and patriotic music.
The conmn cosGed 10 the Park bsratks arri,
Gers and were well supplied With qusreIs aud rstons
PufveyoT Mr. lesaDs under the direction Of ths Sups
intendent, Cspt. John Hicks
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