Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-25

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The Grand Review in Warrington
Second Dav.

WAsHlSGros, May "a We had another bright
day Fresh arrivals this morning augmented the
already large number of strangers " no had Wis
tied Washington To witness the grand military
parade. The tastefally decorated stands near
the Executive Mansion we're again occupied by
President Johnson and the members OF his Cab
met and Lieut.. Gen Grant, together with other
distinguished army and navy officers, chiefs of
Bureaus, Diplomatic Corps and their families
and others. The vicinity of the reversing point
was densely crowded. over a larger area than
yesterday, this locality being most attractive
The Army OF the Tennessee moved from the
Capitol at A NJ proceeding towards the Ex-
ecutiye Mansion At the head of the column
rode General Sherman, who was vociero isly
cheered all along the line, the greetings of this
hero was in the highest degree enthusiastic He
had been presented with two large wreiths of
flowers one of which had been placed around bis
horses neck. the Oiner hung upon his own shoul-
der Major General Sherman was accompanied
by Msjor General Howard. Next followed Ma
jor General Logan, Staff, and Escort; he yester
day assumed command of this army. The Major
General appeared at the head OF the command
This Corps is composed OF troops from Michigan,
Missouri, Ohio, indiana Minnesota, Illinois,
Iowa and " isconsin
The Seventeenth Army Corps was preceded by
its commander, Major General Blair with Staff,
followed by the Headquarters Escort The
troops OF this Corps are from Ohio, Illinois, New
York, Wisconsin, Indiana, Minnesota and Mich
igan.
The rest of the review the Army of Geor-
gia, Major General Slocum commanding The
10Th corps was commanded by Major General
Mower, and composed of volunteers from Con
necticut, Pennsy lvania. New York. Wisconsin.
Massachusetts. Ohio, Delaware, Indiana, and
Michigan. This was succeeded by the l4th
corps. Breyet Major General JEFF c Davis -om
mauding. Ii was composed of troops from Wis
consin, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, New
York. Minnesota, and kentucky.
The respective commanders OF the army di-
visions and brigades bore upon their persons a
proiusion OF flowers, and as they passed along
the line cheers were given and hags waved.
The armies represented all branches aud di-
visions OF the service-cayary, artillery and in
iantry-with sufficient variety of innings
and appointments TO relieve the general same
ness of the uniform. and several Zouaye regi-
ments contributed to produce,this effect
Sections of pontoon bridges and ambuiances,
stretchers, and even heavy wagons were features
in the procession.
There was also fair representation of the
spade and Ak department, the implements being
carried on the shoulders of Doth white and black
soldiers.
Much amusement was occasioned by display
of pack horses and mules They were heavily
laden with commssary supplies, including chick
ems. coon, dog and a goat were comforta-
bly, fastened TO three of the soldiers. These were
the pets of soldiers. Two black soldiers OF the
largest size. riding very small mules. their feet
nearly touching the ground, were regarded
a comic scene, in connection with this part o.
the display, and occasioned much laughter.
An interesting feature OF the parade was the
display OF the flags and banners of various
patterns. Some OF then were nearly new, and
others were torn by bullets aud reduced to mere
shreds. while others, as to material were faded
by exposure TO the weather or blackened by the
smoke of battle Several stats were carried
from which the flags had been shot away All
She spe~ heads we're orDamented with flowers
IL was remarked, as in contrast with the Army
of the Potomac, that the troops composing the
armies OF Georgia and Tennessee wore The wide
bFim felt hats, regulation pattern Their appear
ance. in all respects, was equal TO that OF the
Army of the Potomac. notwithstanding they had
performed more marching service Their move
ments were much admired and spplauded The
COMMANDER of each army corps, and division, at
tended 10y one staff officer, dismounied, after
passing the Genersli in Chief, and joined him
until his corps division had passed the review
ing stand, when he joined bis command
Brigade bands. or consolidated field music
turned out and played their brigades passed
One band to each division performed during the
march from the Capitol to the Treasury building
After the troops passed the reviewing officers
they were marched TO their respective quarters
Secretary Seward, notwithstanding his
physical nffiction, took deep interest in the re-
view. General Augur made him comfortable
and furnished him with a good position at the
Headquarters OF the Defences of Washington,
that he might be able to witness the grand mill
tary display.
The armies oil Tennessee and Georgia occu-
pied SIX hours in passing, the same length of
time as vas required Yesterday for the review Of
the army of the Potomac.