New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
Military AEuirs.
Military AEnirs.
PARADE, REVIEW, AND RECEPTION OF THE ON
HUNDRED AND THIRD NETWORK.

HUNDRED AND THIRD NETWORK.
On Wednesday afternoon, the l03d Regiment
New. York Volunteers about two hundred strong met
with reception under the auspices of the Common
Council. The regiment reviewed in front Of the
CITY Hail and escorted by the 9th Regiment New
York National Guard under the command Of Col. j..
W. Mason.
The l03d s German regiment of reGnlsted veterans
who participated in the principal battles Of Virginia
aud won distinction for their dash and courage They
bore ao in the procession the coors which they had
carried through the fiery tempest of many battles. 1t
was faded and its folds had been b. shot and she'll
but tie stars shone out uudmmed with dshonor indi
eating the loyalty and integrity Of the gallant men who
followed il. *
number Of the friends and relatives OF the metrs
Of this regiment joined them in the procession. .exi
IDENTITY proud Of the reputation won BY them uponvhe
field. ~
The line Of march was from the Battery up Bf4ad.
way to the eas, gate Of the Park up Broadway to
street. II the Bowery up the Bowery to Fourth avetuc
down Fourteenth street to Sixth avenue Sixth Eve
rue TO Jefferson Market DRILL Rooms where substan-
nl banquet had been provided for their entertainment
Remarks were made by Alderman Hardy and others:
The loJd was recruited in this city and vicinity Snd
visit their friends at home Along the line OF ma eh
they were frequently applauded by the spectators at
lined the streets and crowded the windows and ba'co'
MES which commanded view Of the procession.
Tie 9th ". Y. ~ G.. made very creditsbe appear
ance in their neat uniforms and commanded the com
elementary notice Of old veterans BY their accurate
movements the march end their soldery bearing III
every respect. 80
Credr is due to Capt. Thorn Of the TwentySixth
Police Precinct and the men under his command Tor
the manner IN which, on this as wen as on former ocSa
sions Of a similar nature he and they have managed the
multitude that Gocked in front OF the City Hall to Wit
ness military psrades and reviews
DEPRAUDED SOLDIERS DESERVING IN LARGE NUM-
BERs FROM THE ARMY.
Gen. J. j. Wistar writes from Yorktown, Va,
30 Gen Dix that an extended spirit Of desertion prevails
In of the regiments OF his command which has led
him to examine into the matter In his letter he saJs;
There be little doubt that many, in fact think
am justified in saying the Of these unfortunate men, were
either deceived kidnapped or both m the most scandaous
Rugged and carried o to New Ham p.hire and ConDecticu
IN and uniformed before their consciousness wss y
Even their bounty by tn. psti-. who
instrumental in these nefarions transactions and the poor
find Themselves returning TO their senses
mustered soders without pccuniary benefit Nearly al
aIe Ss a in bicb tbsY thu. suddenly ind
themselves involved"
SOLDIERS LIBRARY AT THE PARK BARRACKS.
Several days ago soldiers library was
opened at the Park Barracks by MIS-. Newboid. Mrs.
Baldwin, Mrs Tuckerman' Mrs Wells Mrs fiemmine'
Mrs Rarkeman Mrs. Leupp Mrs. Choate, Miss Post.
Miss Edwards and several other benevolent ladies'.
Miss Field acts Treasurer and Mr.. Orylle Gardiner
has charge Of the library, assisted by MI. Richard
France The library is constantly resorted 10 by the
soldiers who have beside the OF the library, an OPP
portunity Of writing etteTshe committee generously
providing the stationery The room rs opened at
O'clock a M and closed at 10 ?. IN. Without eXcep-
ton the books which comprise histories schoobooks,
novels and German works are not allowed 10 be taken
irom the room. Files Of The TRIBUNE and The EUen'
ing Post are iurnshed gratultousy, 10 heIp ILLS eAal
able object.
MAINE REGIMENTS BN ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.
Yesterday morning, the 3lst and 32d Regl-
ments OF Maine Volunteers. new organizations. com
posed mainly OF men who have seen active sei,iee AZ
Virginia and the South West arrived at Jersey CITY
and after short stay left for Annapolis The Jlst Is
from Augusta Me-, and vicinity. and are all large ana
able bodied men. They number nearly l,ooo men ao'
gether The officers are as follows: - .
Colonel Wentworth Lieut. Colonel Thomas Hight Ma
or Talbot; Adjusn,, William b. Allyn; ouarierHa'er -
Company A-Csp,a1, Daniel White; Is! Lieutenant James
Dean ID Lieutenant George A. Bolton r,,,
Company B-Csptan, A. h. l.. Nalacei ISL Leo'enan'
VIM. Shoppee "a Lieutenant, V. l.. Coffin. NO
Company C-Captal - Williams; lst Lieutenant W. w.
COMPANY D~Csptan - Noyes; LIST Lieutenant, J. w.
Thomp.on; I'd Lieutenant c. Westcott
Company E-Capsin and LIST Lieutenant not yet mustered
Company FmC.ptau ". R Currieri Is; Lieutenant, B. c.
Gilmore; "a Lieutenant, A. J. snow o,,...
Company H-Captsin Getchsl list and I'd Lieutenanis
Cympany I-Capain A. II. Packard LIST Lieutenant Calvin
Boston; I'd Lieutenant, c. A. Farrnstoh.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIE 9th MASSA-
CHUsETTS REGIMENT.
Tho 57th Massachusetts, Regiment arrived in
Jersey CITY on Tuesday from worcester ana LETT Tor
Washington in the afternoon tram ms regiment Is
entirely never nhFlnB WV
majority of the men composing nave Deen IN battle
before Col VIM +. Bartlett commands the o'L1. ils
record during this war compete with any oicer Tor
hayay and daring He left college in 1861 and joined
he army as private. At Yorktown his LETT leg was
shot oa! Mt Port Hudson ball passed through his
tight foot and left wrist After the siege OF Yorktown
he re,urned home aud raised the Massachusetts 4st
nina montbs' regiment and led them to the field Col
Re,t is less than "a years old and the regiment that
b now commands is second TO Done. Tho roster OF the
| 57th Ia az follows; an. H., 70, rav.,ap uoui.
Ter OF Pittsh~d MAYOR James W. oushng OF h9Ao9Iy sgI
W. wiin.n " Whit. of Stockbndge, Chaplain Alfred II
EiI IT. Of Stockbndge, Assistant Surgeon Charles h
Ih ~ Monterey Quorternaer George h. Priest OF water
iawn Acting Adjutant George T. Barton OF Worcester
i~n Seyresnt David ,. Lawry ofWorcester Quarter
"s,, Sergeant James A. Robbins OF WATERFOWL Hospite
| s,a,vs,d Henry g. Prout of Great Harrington
,na,v ant John w Sanderson Of Westboro, First
a., Samuel NJ Bowman Of Clinton, Second Lieut.. Edwin
zoe o. BNCspt Joseph W. Grid Of Worcester, Fs
| Irut T. b. Cheney Of "orcester Second Lieut. oeo' .
yC~Sapt Charles d. Hollis Of Lynn, First Lieut.
Go,ra Barton Of Worcester, Second Lieut. Charles
onspy D-Captan Edson r. Dresser Of Stockbridge Is
Lieut. Edwin s. Dewey of GTeenhe!d I'd Lieut. James Pea
Coz ca@psny E-Captan, George II. Howe of Monson; Is
Lieut. John H. Cook OF Northampton; I'd Lieut., John An
romoany F-Captain Levi Lawrence Of Fichbars Is
Lieut. Charles Barker Of Fitehburg; ID Lieut., Alfred
i Hitchcock Of Ftehbug. "
Henry G. Ward Of Worcester I'd Lieut., Henry D. Fisk
Is.sny H-Captain Juus NJ Tucker of Worcester il