New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
Returning Regiments.

The Hawkins Zouaves arrived at this port late on
Monday night on board the Kennebec but did not
come Ashore until yesterday forenoon large number OF
atives friends and admirers Of this gallant regiment col
ected In front of Pier No at tho Battery filling the
and turning tide Of travel into the bsnes and streets in
that vicinity The 18th New-Yok Militia dressed IN their
neat blue uniform tho wounded Zouave vhs have been
cared fer In oar hospitals and their homes and the
famous Dodworth Band In full numbers were out promptly
10 ceve these brave men, and waited ehoeuy In the me
and rain .ut the transport owed from the stream to the
b, s noble ieeds of these Zouaves capitalized into
history 1Ney left this city in june 1901 and since that time
thew have oved their force and patriotism on
many walton ygh fedelwsy. displaying that ehtvairy aud
pluck which ma. the real hero. and coming out Of the
dict crowned with honor
AT Roanoke Island Camden Ha.,erss, South Mountain.
spok Aps,. and vIedeksburg not to mention ether en-
,.ssm.p,, they never Oiled hsht like vcteranseergns
So IN. oI, and aams and srbs storm Of shot and shell
and steel covered with gny. When this regiment len 1t
numbered 100 en- sterwrd recruited to the maxi
um number o6 1t has lbs. 40 men In killed and wound
ed 2ea Of whom the fight ct Antiesm In Che contest
st Camden lost. The total number Of members
recruited for this regiment since IT'D formation is 1885, o:
.be.s 40 are now at Suffolk majority of them voup
,eer for three year OF tho original members $50 have
returned the entire number of returned men being 40 The
following Is rs. OF the officers OF the Regiment:
Colonel. Rush C. Hawkins; Lieutenant. Colonel, - -,
Major Edwsrd Jsrdns; Adjutnt Thomas G. Bartholomew
su...On, George H. Humphreys ousrternasss A NJ Par
Ham.
CsDt.in,co A. Andrew g. Graham; B. w% @ Bs%'a a
bairei h, VIM w Hamil. @, Charles Child h, Jeen n
Psrley; Lawrence Leshyi X, - Morris Lieut. s"ae
Donaldson commanding
When tho transport Kennebec approached dock peoped
With the Zousvos their Oriental uniform cheer upon cheer
erected hsn from the Of men, women and children.
collected to receive them and when the Decentralization
commenced 1t with difficulty the strong police force
could passage for them but thsy fled out aud
through the crowd amid the congratulations and enthusiastic
cheers Of delighted friends Tho regiment formed on the
slope near Bowling Green and the escort the l2th passed It,
receiving the salute When te procession marched up Broad
way Fls, Police force to clear the wsy then Dod'
worths Band led by the band Of The regiment The entire
limo OF march, through Broadway TO Union Square and
thence through the Fourth and tho Bowey to Bond
street was a march Of triumph. an ovation:
The Gag of the regiment and the national ensign were
ped n mourning consequences of the death of Lieut.
co. Kmba These flags bad been raised on every battle
field whore the regiment engaged and were pierced oy
Of bueta Four fell undsr their cco at Ante
tam These brave have exhibited hsoism which would
be no d,oredt tho Old Guard that lAures at Ause
iz Msrenso. and Waterloo. While receive them with
honor We must not forget those who remain the field
shling their country They too stand 'ubmey con-
spcuous IN the great battle for freedom aud human rights
The eye Of the world them ard they the
subjects Of many hopes and prayers What shall
those who sleep In the grave Of tho soldier No marble il
white enough to mark their r.siuspace. Words are too
poor express the admiration all feel for the noble dead
On Saturday the 18th N. Y. Volunteers rae. with splen
did reception in tho City of Rochester The citizens swaruet
a aud Wed with each other to 10 honor TO the
turned soldiers. Mayor BradsreeA delivered speech o.
welcome; the civic and military societies. with banda Of
music oed in the proeesoni the Hon. JohC. chumasero
delivered an address, and collation. was served in the City