The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
Military Affairs.

ARRIVAL AND RECgPrisN Or THG NINTH REGIMENT
n. z. g.. n.
The above city regiment which has served out
its three years term Of service with honor and CREDIT
tensvs preparations as By friends receive the gallant
corps but public dinrer rendered them THIS
owing the fact that the Committee National Affairs
Of the Common Council had money at their command
order 10 dcfray any expense which must necessarily
have boon incurred in the reception.
AT early hour In the morning the regiment arrived
q, Jersey City. There ary organz .tion other
than the Immediate friends OF the corra them
but Is proposed Give them formal reception
day curing the week On landing al s see tho gallant
fellows marched u the City Hal Park, where they
reviewed by Mayor Gun,hcr who addressed TO them a
fe~ complimentary remarks. They shortly after.
wards marched up Broadway to tie City Guard amory,
whore they paEtook Of the hcspalisios OF that corps
Se.woen three sad four nuasrcd n,sn ~ = 80.
The following che olcors Of the rezment:risut.
Colonel, William Chalmers; Maor, H. b. Williamson; Ad-
utant, n. r Clare enartermas.er, j. Doliu; Captains
Jacobs IIuboaa BaTnu, Thorn and Whitney; Iieniea.
Muraon, Butler and Mc.unlt Surgeon. - Nofdquirt.
The Ninth yea. cut Under command OF Coone. sites, and
participated .in tie following principal ensarcments-
Usrpers Ferry Cedar Mountain Thoroug fare cap Ma.
rass1s. South Mountain Arte;sm, Chancelorsve, Get
hendr.a recruits we're furnished 10 The Ninth ar the
battle Of GetiyEburg where every man 10 the reg mont
I . e srass " tho a issOsr
encountered snce its advent 10 the present war
has had TIRES commanders. Colonel Stes the first com
msnder, resigned; Colonel Eeairicxson WIS severely
wounded. and n tbs Invalid corps. aud Colonel
Moesea killed q, the bate Of tbs Wilderness There
IL n,ent In the service thai show cearer
moro honorable record than this, and Il dese.xes al
the euogiuns that can be poured upon II.
RECEPTION or THE aAEIEALpf GUARD.
ne Thirty ninth regiment New York Volunteers,
styled the Garbidi Guard which arrived home FRI
day last, Formally received yesterday afternoon
shortly after two O'Clock tie regiment formed the
Bowery Garden, and marched down to the City Hall
Park, whore they were reviewed ~ Alderman Hardy,
Chairman Of the Committee National Affairs, accom-.
parted by several other members of tire Common Coun
CT. Tho Thirty ninth were then marched through the
principal streets or the city, after which they partook
refreshments az The Bowsry Garden.
The Twelfth regiment National Guard acted escort
accompanied By details from tho sixth and twenty ninth
regiments There were sso quito number OF German
civilians In the procession.
THE REMAINS OF COLONEL MoERrs.
The body Of tie late Ccore Norris Of tho sixty sixth
regiment New York Volunteers, reached this city last
evening, about seven O'Clock, aud lies state the
City Hall wa essorted 70 tie ha upon IL arrival by
companies and OF the sixth United States infantry,
under Lieutenant c. W. Dsiy. The frnerai win take
place ~ noon to-day, 10 which hour the remains may
m the GcvernoTS Room By the friends u tho do
ceased ofcay The Twelfth regiment, New York National
Guard viii be the funeral escort 70 Greenwood from tho
City Hall