New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
OUR HOME-RETURNENG HEROES.

RECEPTION OF THE N. Y. HEAVY ARTILLERY.
The 9th New.York Heavy Artillery, which
arrived on Wednesday afternoon, left the Sol
and proceeded to Fulton ferry They met on the
other side by the 10Th NewYork volunteers, 9th New
York Volunteers 18Th New York Volunteers, and 18th
New-York Volunteers The procession then passed up
Futon.st around.the city, through Court and Jorale-
mon SITS. to Fort Greene.
When the head OF the column reached the latter
place was received by salute Of 10 guns. The 4th
10Th and 2eth were drawn up in brigade line, and at
present Of arms The 9Th filed into the Park, where
they rested and atteFwsrd proceeded TO the Arsenal IN
Raymond-st.
arms as the 9Th Regiment pissed them The process.
sion then moved in the following ORDER Committee OF
the Common Council; Citizens: 9Th Regiment, Heavy
artillery Brig Sen r yrSoSp shd s'sn' P pJ
Col f.. Is. Fowler Band 2sth Regiment. Col. Caspar
Urban Light Artillery Major sprague; 10th Rssi'
ment Cavalry. Col. > T. cr9Psey. .,,
1t was expected tha the Mayor would be present 20
welcome the regiment. but be did not make bis spper,
ance and Gen. Crloke made brief and perrsharn
address instead of bis Honor, 10 which Col ''"-
res ponded ~ briefly AZ seDsibly. -,o tor,ot
The custodians OF the flag staff on Fcs:
to raise the coiofs which was the sJec,, VI @ 49,
bic remark The dog on tss in al their glory
Amer the proceedings 10 the Pa /. the regiment WINS
escorted 10 the armory Of the 56lh fegimeht " nay
rond.st where they were pro'ided WIN az en'sa IN
Du oniv half The regiment at time. BY
the tine the first half got through al toe edioes nsa
aupeared and the remainder were invited 70 cohenp
a large number of empty dishes. Inc iagef pHi Ia
even ven ont and the povr soldiers VITO had Nakca
miles In brong SUM- were compel d TO malcn vaeH
10 their quarters in New York, with peroais. no, .o
best Impression OF Brooklyn hospitality Eyerstnns
was well enongh intended and enough money hhd psen
appropriated e GOD, but the pulyetor uu ho' "a
late the amount that shpngry solder couiu eA anu
therefore fell short. .... -, FL
nrlv
Greene or AT the arena were Aldermen blss fsher
ana Kelly They succeeded IN making
pleasant possible asd, independent ~ ~ the
ueut resulting from mscalctailoh III reeaiu W a.;
ouantty of edibles REQ Tired ali passed on
The Iffth was mustered into the service on tle 4th
of Marca. ls62 and reeuiis'ed as q 'e'e'"n "
ton on the ith OF March, leoJ. .,.
n has been in active service during the Whoe 'ine
having belonged to the Army OF western tilei'na g.,
LAS participated in the following battles. wnlca
scribed on its regimental STANDARD; fleolhVnI Sn.'
Tvnehburr WINCHESTER, First Snickers Gap Daeps naS
Hin Town. Berryyille Fishers Hi, Mars'sphhIs .
Middleton Harpers Ferry, Winchester, second !wnsss
Sheridan came up in time to save inc ai"o'' i"
fortunes of the day, and Lexington ,. ID -
The re 1imentaI staRdaI cs are hve III hunioe'' IN" -
one there is rotLing lei. but tne poe, rc....
Fed and Staf-CoL ssnlne. Graham; aisSs'Wv, Il
ward Mausy Major. wiash 3 Mnsss Al
Junior Assistant George W. Newman
Ad, Edgar A. Mo,, oaartem:ser L A. s.or sa,.r First.
Lieut., Charles Bonue Junior Firs,Iaeut IL; Senior
SsccndIeu Thomas johnson; Junior Second Lieut. FRED
Hsnz CO. b. Capt 4. W, Hudson IT, Senior ti Lieut..
John Carol Junior FirsLieut tvacsncy senior SECOND
Lieut. c. J. Grove Junior Second Lieut. j. s. IL RSns;
Scs,.cb Junior Fir.Iieut fred Hubbel Senior second'
Lieut. Charles H. Maltsns Junior ~
vsy, jnnpr FrstIeu (vacarcy) Senior second Lieut.
H. Stats Junior Second Lieut. !yaeaneyl 20, r. APT
1y,cspcy Senior Second Lieut., Charles Graham JUNIOR
second Lieut. Vacancy. Co Capt L. Mun:0n senior Nor
80 Ssnior Lieut. A. r. Becker; Junior Second
Iss ty.sncy Co. g. Capt s. = Adams Senior fir.
Lent William c McA"d .yise .V c.dy Senior F Lieut.
William X. Bingham; Junior First Lieut.. s. ~ Coi seno.
second lieut. g. fI0 Near, ST en i s.s%
= Philips: Junior Second Lieut., j. l. MOOT 20. n .ap
Lewis pictz Senio, Csorse W Dae
Junior Second Lieut., John :: steward Co. y cr a. ~ ".
Hswel senior Fir. Lieut. z LiveTmore; Junior fiI.
a isaad Ssssne S NJ ws%. co., Capt
dock; Senior Firs.Leo, Ross; Janior tir.' l,ea',:
v,csncy); Senior Second Lieut. L. NJ shasei '"''
Second Lieut., j. T.. Steuben
TuB sIxTY-PIRsT MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT.
The 6lst Massachusetts one-year Regiment,
formerly belon ging the First Brigade Second DIV
sion and Fifth Corps, but recently to the IhiId Big
ade, Third Division Provisional Corps, arrived al the
Battery Barracks at 2 O'Clock yesterday aiernoon
The regiment was from the remnants OF the LIST Massa
chusetts three years regiment which nad serveo on,
ts time and returned homo about year slnce, ana
nearly all the officers were from the Old orgshi1stoh
Thay went out in September 1864, with 954 men, and
re,nyp with 40 men and 20 officers. They have been
doing provost guard duty most OF the time at CITY
Point .,r.,,.,o..
near PETERSBURG which is the only battle they were
engaged in. The list Of officers is as follows
Eield and Staf-Brevet Colonel, T. w Stone jr. Acnns
Adutant Brevei Capt j. T. Gregg; QuartermAster John
son Surgeon James Oliver; Assistant. Surgeon
line OMeos-C ompany F-Captain Albert T. fsckef nv
Lieutenant Albert Daniels; Second Llea n,s;n second
Lieutenant William J. Dsckrrl Company Mi ;,,,,
f. Ca,k; First Lieutenant, A. Earle eseoha is
j. L. Daniels. Company Captain Nd. "nu Ibnson
tenant Charles Clark; Second Lieutenanf u; W. 1on ~
Comn.ny K-Capain H. W. Shelton; first Lieutenant lie
A Snnbrrry; Second Lieutenant, J. u kesan. ,.,,.k
The regiment left for Readevile, Mass:' al oo''''A
n M last evening. in the Neptune line OF paeAe'S'
NryrTy-NrNTH NEw-YoRK REGIMENT
The goth New. York Regiment numbering l.. 80, n -,
ved in this city Yesterday noon ana WeIr e
have been ouartered at the Centre Mafket Ai IT,,
Our reporter inquired Of the clerk at the S.a'r -
in Howard.st. about the regiment eu' mn,P,s
tended to know nothing about IL Al yTTfrsnd
however said they were the armory corner o.
and GENRE SITS but between and p ni our nr,hius
was unable 10 find 9yth man there VI learn AZ!
about them.
The 9th New hampshire Col Bi1py &c Can.
arrived here last night, and len this h'e'nooA ''
cord. p.....v liant Nichols, 100
men, arrived from New Orleans last e'eH1s
at D. m. today for Boston,. %, uows and re.
The above were attended to by Coz. hove; 1n
ceiyed the usual hearty salute from inc Nv"
Rooms as they marched homewafd. 49, In Wash.
The 9Th Connecticut Regiment, $50 men, &c" ss are
ineton Yesterday morning for HARTFORD Sopu.i Ter
expected BY Col Almy in this city on S"'u'N"
Asou.