The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10
The Route Of March by All Points Of
Interest I'm tho City.
LARGE TURNOUT OF THE PEOPLE,

LARGE TURNOUT OF THE PEOPLE.
Arrival Of the Fourteenth and Seven
teenth Corps at Manchester,
&C., &C., sc.
Mr.. william H. Merriam's Dsspatehss.
II. ..t-. Nrw YoRw HsRALD Rooms,
RICHMOND, Va, May 6-Evcning
rMvMYnAL ErRsE rus Army OF rms Potomac INTO
ico' ..,.. Ins LATE REBEL CAPITAL. re
Today mas Witnessed the summit Of the four years
tho crownng grace and memorable act OF the giant
rebellion reduced Ia the triamphal passage through the
soesof the ato rebel capital Of the long lines OF unon
sodery parts Of the great and valiant Army Of the poto
mac which, after years Of ariuous struggle and patient
waiting for the first time beholds its several Snas
the hills whoreon the stronghold Of treason Ia built aud
within which cannot be said every reasonable nspira
ton ia yet wholly dead II has been great day alike
for the soldiers OF tho Armlos of the Potomac and tho
james and the people Of Richmond The former have
been permitted to rejoice in person in It's streets
as heroes and conqocrors; the latter have
looked upon the Irowess of Northern an, stood
aghast at tho mighty Members of the eliscnng m yonets
amt the stout bearing them alolt the hour Of
| glorious ,rininp ph. iasu -'ta
Tie day seems have been especially vouchqafed for
the pageant that marked H. and the presented
TO engross the heart and mind and make an imper-
ishable impression all who looked upon tho long line
of patriotic warriors the glitter of bayones, swords and
artillery and waving grandeur of battetorn and war
stained 1agshonorablo results Of long series Of his
toric campaigns, which the world twill never let die"
RICHMOND
| crowded from early hour wth people or all
grades In life, there being, of course, striking predom
nance OF the emancipatcd who ubiant at the idea
of being permitted 10 their actual dclWerers.
The Twenty-fourih army corps Army the James,
Brevct Major General John w. Turner temporarily
manding being delegated to receive the respective
Of the Army Of tho Potomac entered the city at about
eight O'Clock A. NJ, from Manchester, and formed line
from tho junction OF Carey and Seventeenth streets
Prison, north on Nineteenth to Main, west Nam 10
Thirteenth through Capitol street west 10 NINTH south
Franklin First north 70 Broad, Brooke
avenue and thence north towards Hanover Court Hous"
The Third DIVISION General Charles Devens, commanding
the right, the Independent division General
Turners) held the centre; Gsnsr.l Posters First
OsborHs Thirty .nssh niino;s on the an The sailas
old Twenty fourth never looked better, felt more
S 10 % ana s@
the butss At Deep Bottom ast sumner Including Straw
berry Plain and Rqsses Mills shs hsartess ehesrs,
and respect lacking for the Firth corps which proceeded
the Second in the line Of march. ..''''i'' tt
reached tho ro Of Court House. where we're
Division Of the Jsmcs and his stsr; Major GENERAL Z.
c. Ord comrpandng the Department OF Vrgiula and his
short time preceding Lees surendcr, Msior(gGensrSl
Turner and sta. Brgadier General Ingalls, Of Conerai
Grants staff Brgadicr GcnercI Dent, Military Governor
Of Richmond, and other distinguished ohccrs who
vicwed the forming columns Of hardy veterans beneath
delightful wesher, and before nlimsted presence
OF thousands OF people who thronged tho streets
As tho honored veterans passed In front
| Of the Twenty. fourth army corps and by
the several objects OF interest the riiy cheers rpOn
cheers literally rent the air accompanied with the NJ
most demonstrations OF JOY submitted in every con
ceivable form the dusty and bronzed Of the
| gallant Fifth and Second corps.
Tng L,Drs on RIcHaoND,
for the most part by their encouraging presence
equal tokens OF admiration aud Loyalty, aud welcomed
the ree or their dclivcrcrs OF the army lbc Union
by encouraging wavings or handkerchics clapplng
hands and pitching Of bouquets which both eagerly
seized and omplimeutary Acknowledged by the boys
0thcrsa fewlooked on with evident emotions of i,s-
get and contemrtnsisly turned nm their concnptb,c
lips at those who had by their unsesh efforts ON CORY
fields, restored them TO the rights and amenities OF
Christian civilization, and the privilege 70 fully ENJOY the
| adornm ments of true womanhood
RgaEL OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS,
in complete uniform, thanks TO Attorney General
Speed, were by no means wanting tho sidewalks,
who caught tho opportunity 70 consiructivcly violate
Their parole in vindctve remark and aitorous nuendo
THE sUPREMAcy oR rHB
and the integrity OF constitutional freedom, inter.
prcted and understood by the mudsls' Of the North,
and az hereafter 10 be percmptoy enforced by Andrew
Johnson were brought forciby home to III oplc
day, and they have, roens cers compusorly learned
most heaiihful lesson which this single judcious
really needed 10 satisfactorily mpart TO many pervorsc
minds yet lingering here They saw somewhat Of the
colossal grandeur the United States government and
its gigantic They their descendants viii
never forget for centuries what the former saw wbe
! living and tho latter will know from history
scsSKs ALosG tue p0urs.
As the troops passed by the residence oi Robert r.
Iee a sonbrc appearance outnnTdly characterized tho
home of the rebel general There was but token OF
recognition Of tho fact that triumphant lcgons were
pass ng by the mansion which TO bs found in par
tia discontinue OF the Stats OF section OF Of the
window blinds In the second story whence u
cludcd the late rebel military leader and those imme.
datoy surrounding him were viewing the instructive
home OF General Lee, and that their ancient opponent
then Of It's actual resde nts they betrayed some
emotion added TO amazement, but no unkind remarks
were made.
by Castle Thunder and LIBBY Prison was altogether
another o. behold Al these points tho soldiers
gave ample vent TO their feelsgssn sentiments sEi
ndolgcG hearty and loud execrations Of these borrbs
prison houses 0he, than these things nohinx may bo
said to have marked the passage by these chane hoses
NOTICEABLE FsAruRts ~ THg Army % THs POTOMAC.
As the columns passed by no one element was more
noticeable than that or defamation For insIause: The
old and hoEored Third army corps fnow merged az
peaed reduced TO gle and small division wearing 's
foil OF Ne later areions These soodly men, who unior
their Old and original gar,acn had bseo gaany aud
noby led by Heinyeiman sained Dick Richardson, uLl-
verssly cepted Joe Hooker generous aud ,mpetuous
sckcs iamen,ed and able Blrney and the rel an,
received plaudis TO the echo whenever and VII rover
recognized Though now forming part Of the Second
corps yet not In the least deroga,ns from the suous
aud fading gories Of that organization they still
Justly reacmber what has been a. corded them for he
rosm Gettysburg. and Their saving grace chance
Iorsvile where they earned the honors or the day be-
cause they ndfsputaby preserved II 20 our arms.
TiiE Old rxcslSion ASD ysnsTy HRioApss
appeared also Depleted for the reason that they have
tsmped every battle held from the nrst Boil Run tho
grand surrender, save that OF Anuetau. What noblcr
record could bo youchsaicd.
TuE rsru
bore In Ne ranks all Of the soldiers Of the regular army
~ the Army or the Potomac Their attcted valor
not unmng'ed win The appsreney OF honorable scars,
was OF itself an animated aud moving scene Honor
and glory assuredy await all OF these armies when they
shall baye returned TO their homes 10 the inviting, wei.
coming and hospltabe North.
THs NSRcHiSG oF THE TROOPS
today was well nigh fautlcss and Their physical car
rage was admirably sustained when remember the
excessive heat Among the regiments conspicuous fot
iortnde In all rcspccts, notccd throuqhout the day
ii0m several points the One Hundred and Twenty
Llth New York, Lieutenant Colonel Hyde commanding
@e Vns Hundred and Fprts sshih Nav york. SeIono