Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-01

and composed OF volunteers from Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, New York Wisconsin. Massachu-
setts, Ohio, Delaware, Indiana and Michigan -
r is was succeeded by the lith corps Rrevet
Maj1r General Jeff c. Davis, commanding. It
was composed of troops from Wisconsin,, Ohio,
Indiana; Illinois, Michigan, New York, Minnesota
and Kentucky The respective commanders OF
the armies, divisions and brigadcs bore upon their
persons profusions of flowers, and as they passed
along the line cheers were given and flags
waved
The armies represented all branches and divis.
ions of the scrrice-cavary artillery and infantry,
witha sufficient variety intcrmixing, including
appointments, &c, to relieve the general same
ness of unio m. Several regiments of zouaves
contributed to produce this effect. Sections of
pontoon bridges, siretchers ambuanccs and even
heavy wagons, were features in the proccssion.-
There was also a fair representation OF the spade
and AK department, the implements being carried
on the shoulders of both white and black SOL
diers
Much amusement was occasioncd by disnl,v
ofpack horses and mules, which all heavily
loaded with CommiSsary supplies, including chick
ems A coon, dog and goat were comfortably
fastened TO three of the saddles. These were nets
Ct the soldiers. Two black soldiers of the largest
size, riding very small mules and their feet nearly
touching the ground, regarded as q comic
scene IL connection with this part of the display,
anu OccaSIOncu nlcdt laughter,
An interesting feature in the parade, was the
exhibition of fIgs and banners of various patterns
some Of them nearly new while others were torn
by bullets and reduced to shreds, and others were
faded by exposure to the weather blackened by
the smoke of battle. Several stats were carried
from which the flag had been shot away. All the
spear heads were ornamented with flowers.
Ii was rem lrkcd, rs in contrast with the Army
of the Potomac, that the troops composing the ar.
mics Of Georgia and Tennessee, wore the wide
brim felt hats, regulation pattern, and their appear
ance in all respects, equal to that of the rmy
of the POtomsc, notwithstanding they had per-
formed more marching service Their move
ments were much admired and applauled.
The commander Of each army corps and divis-
ion, attended by one staff officer, dismountcd after
passing the Generlln Chief, and joined him until
his corps division had passed the reviewing
stand. when they again joined their commands
Brigade bands, or consultations of field music
turned ont and played as their brgadcs pissed.
One band to each division performed during the
march from the Capitol to the Treasury Build
ing.
After She troops passed the reviewing officers
they were Immediately marched to their respective
quarters.
Secretary Seward, notwithstanding his severe
physical afllicton, took deep interest in the re-
view. General Augur made him comfortable and
:u rIishcd him with good position at hcadauarters
of the de!cnces of Washington, so that he might
witness the grand military display.
The armies OF Tennessee and Georgia occupied
six hours in passing, the same length of time re-
quircd Yesterday for the review Of the Army of the
Potomac.