New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Movements Of Regiments.
THE TWENTY NINTH, PIFTY-NINTH AND FIFTY
SEVENTH MASSA CEUSETTS REGIMBNTs.

SEVENTH IAsSA CEUSETTS REGIMENTS.
Tho Twenty ninth, Fifty.seventi and Fiity.nintl
Massachusetts regiments. under command of Brig
Gen. Mclaughlin arrived in the city last evening
This is tle last body Of Massachusetts, troops which will
pass through New York en- route for their own State
and it is proposed to offer them suitable recogni
ton Of their services.
The Goth Regiment which was composed OF men who
had been in the service left Worcester in April e6i
and since that time have been in fourteen battles and
skirnishes. They have lost IL officers and los men
killed, % officers and 400 wounded and 80
captured and missing The follwng IL list ofthe prin-
cpal engagements in which they have participated:
Wilderness, LIST and I'd. spotsyyania; Ptolomy Creek,
Cold Iarbor assault on Petersburg 9TH ofJune 1864;
battle of the Mine July 30; Weldon Railroad Poplar
Grove Sept. 30; Iatchers Run, Fort Steadmon. 18th
OF March, 1867 and Capture of Petersburg April =.
FIELD AND STAFF OPPICERs-Lieutcnant-C olone, j. NJ.
Ticker in comnand Major T. P Could Adutant AlpeT'
Coon and p. S. Clerk; Chaplain A. H. Dashiell
RECEPTION OF GEN. NC LAUGLTN'S MAssACHC-
SETTS BRIGADE.
Inc 57th Massachusetts, Lieut.. Col. j. Nj.
Incker, commanding anu the 29th Massachusetts,
Lieu,..CoL Charles ID. Browne. commanding, arrived
mere last night from Washington and escorted to
me battery Barracks by Col. Howe, Military State
agent where they were well provided
Win hot supper The regiments will remain at the
ba,tery until 10 o'clock to day. when they will pa
rade in light marching order. and form on Broadway
right resting on Bowling Green. At IL o'clock
brig Ten, ~ b. Mclaughlin will take com.
oand (Which accompanies them home and escorted by
the sons OF Massachusetts. will march up Broadway to
Cnion Square where they will halt and receive refresh
ments furnished from the Lion Brewery and resume
the march TO the Battery.
Tn arriving Mt the barracks they will be received BIZ
the sons and daughters Of Massachusetts, when dinner
VIII be served in the large dining OF the barracks
MlJor-Gens. Burnside and Sickes will be
present and address the troops at the din.
ner. which viii be presided over by Col
Frank Il. Howe, State Agent Of Massachusetts
After the ceremonies at the barracks. the brigade
will take up its line Of march for the Providence boats
whence they viii embark for home
The brigade is the old original brigade of Gen. Nc.
Laughn and has the old brigade flag under which they
have ALWAYS fought during the recent campaign in
front Of Petersburg ana Richmond. and which has
never been carried by any other commander. Gen.
Mclaughlin Is accompanied by Breyet Msior u. l..
Swords A. ID. G.
The 57th Regiment is now composed Of q consolida-
ton OF the veterans Of the 57th (of which Gen. Nc
Laughn was the original Colonel and the veterans OF
the 39th Massachusetts.
The 10Th Regiment is composed Of the veterans Of the
29ti and the 18th Massachusetts Regiments.
All sons and daughters OF Massachusetts and New
England cordially Invited to be present at the Bat
terry Barracks at o'clock. this viii probably be tn:
last occasion which may occur to pay mered tribute
TO our returning heroes.
II Is expected that our citizens and storekeepers
Broadway will put out their flags on this occasion.