, 1864-02-07
TIE ELLSWORTH z0UAyEs,
Narrative OF their Trip to New York,
Boston, &c.


rebel prieonors whom they had in charge the
entire company numbered about 1905 pcraons.
Mr. 8. Q. Hough, Western Agent of the II. s. r.
r.. accompanied tho train 10 Cleveland, and hav-
ing teleg1nphcd ahead, d splendid dinner WEE in
Whiting for them upon their arrival at Hkhart:
md at Cleveland they were again entertained, in
both instances as the guests Of the r. r. Company.
They reached Buffalo at o'clock Friday morning,
where second trnnafcr Of cars took place, a por-
ton OF the rebel prisoners to be sent to pbtladel-
phIa In charge Of the invalid Corps.
AN INTERESTING HcKaE.
At o'clock a. N. on Friday, both trains lett for
their respective destinations, one to PhIlrdephla
and the other to Albany. Quite an interesting and
affecting Incident occurred upon the separation of
the men who had been rebel prisoners but were
now new recruits for the naval service. The men
bade each other farewell and mutually cong1atu1a-
ted each other upon their SUCCESS in entering the
United States' service, and concluded by giving
TAnKn RorstNG CHEERS FOR THE UNION, utterly
repudiatlng all the daIoya1 ecntiments which they
Nj. John S: Corning, Western agent Of tho New
York Central Railroad. who accompanied thcm
fto9 chicsgo, ten one tsain ahead at Buffalo and
made ample preparations at nu important points
along that road for retrcshments fos the whole
company.
morning, where a anal division Of the remaining
recruits took place-one portion for New York un-
der Mai. Brand, the Other to Boston, In charge of
Capt R,gcowa Here the military were enter
the D. S. Naval Service, md at o'c!ocs both
trains were on their Way. Nothing Of special In
terest Ianspfted until their
ARRIVAL AT NEW TORE.
Upon their arrival, three companies OF the list
N. 7. State Militia, wero waiting to receive them
Hsyy Ys;d, Thsss ~ s5sy ~ ssx na1s5 IT, MSoys5 xs5s
were then escorted 10 The armory Of the list n.
A a9d g t Ct the 7,st-the escort beinGtonmand-
TIE 7nANsrcRxAr1os.
On Monday Maj. Brand and the company officers
visited the Nnvy Yard, upon the invitation or the
Y. 8; authort1ies, and were welcomed On boa:d
who mustered the new recruits on deck. to bo re-
Viewed. Here Maj. Brand reviewed tho men he
had before gnarded a. rebel prisoners. Now they
suits Of navy blue. and In the best Of Spirits many
Of them waving their hats as they bcheld the old
tl:g Which they had soreeently eToneoasly spnrnsd
The Zolayee were then invited to yisIt the sloop
Atlantn-the first p5iza eaptuEcd-and also visited
the doub]e-tus1cted Monitor Monongahcla.
PUBLIC DlsEEns, &C.
On Tuesday the Zouayes were the guests Of
MeEera. Hawk & Co., OF the St. Nicholas, who
gave them splendid dinner. which WAS n'eo at
ENDED By nq%nsr Of &sy Yosk military officers
Aner dinnor The boys formed . line and marched
~ 9Ea ee3 eaS se "o1eA's0 " "i' "onI'se1a
In the eycnfnr a ep]cndjd entertainment uas
given At the headquarters Of Company A OF tic
New York Light Guard. Speeches were mada by
Cul. Trafo7d and Cant Tompklns and others or
the Light Guard, by Major Brand OF the ZoqaYes.
and BY several Ch,casoans who were present,
among whom were Alderman Tlttsworth. Aiexau.
der White, Col. Shepherd John A, Nichols. G. u.
Ecriven, and others. Toasts were drank. soues
we're sung, and merry time Ind they an.
Too much p, aisc .nrot b, bestowed upon the
gallant boys Of the 2ist New York reetmcut-the
veterans who have thrice been called to the war,
and whosc three tattered flags bear the record of
their bravery. From the yery moment the Zouayes
arrived at New York, they devoted themselves to
their entertainment, and their hearts, houses and
purses were made open to their suests-the
Louayes
1urr ARE nFy1yvrn ny rue rAvop
Jrst haforr tbeJr dan,,t,7,a +ha 1crovos xr,-.
rcorrhc5 ~ thn pcr n Tlnnt ~ ~ Hi,s iii
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fI,st Il o1en rnnES and 10 ~
reSfrxv n rojnmn AMI niatnnn Il tha peasnaai
soiir1ratinn ~ 1hr MaTor nTmhar ~ S15a-nar
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f;on iri1i n the PsrEA 1Fhic1, wa witneaaad ~
nereons ram 1riranws II snrro"n5tnn hIiS-esy ~
from hnnse fnns nnd an immeuse crn;rd ~ a1st
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1HElH DEPARTURE.
They were Escorted through the city to the
Chambers street depot BY companies D, E, and 4,
OF the f:6t, where after exchanging the Warmest