The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

This splendid regiment arrived In the city yestsrdal
morning. The regiment was kindly and Hospitality On
tertainca n the armory, corner OF Grand and csntr
streets. At ten O'Clock reginental line formed
when Colonel Colyer superintendent Of the STATE Sol
dier's Depot, delivered q welcoming address hajol
General stahsi 10 thoe bronzed faces 30 fami
liar 10 him Hunters raid, ON which the battles OF
and
ing down Broadway at the head Of the column with
lieutenant Colonel Bsttsrsby Major Passenger Since
the regiment left this dty on IL veteran ser
Vice II has gone througl the most active cam
palgn Of the war and that und.r respectively
Custer and others Under Clusters gallant seneralship
the Fist fought and last battles Of the
sndr Of Lee In The mar through which,
this regiment has passed has gained the commentator
Of Tvs superior officers and the character Of chivArous
military organization TIE battered coors borne In its
ranks yesterday were Loudly chsered the gallant boys
nled past
ment:-Colonel, A. w. Hams; Lieutenant Colonel J. c.
Battersby Majors, E. Bailey, - Aartindale, r. Passen-
ger
THE ONE HUNDRED AID sEvENrY-PIRsT NEW YORK.
lis regiment three hundred and eighty two men,
nder command af Colnel e. Aloott arrived at the de-
pot yesterday morning. and left for Albany in the after.
THE THIRD NEW YoRK ARTILLERY.
Three hundred and nfty-nve men Of the Third New
York artillery commanded by Colonel Kennedy aso ar
rived ut the Soldiers Depot yesterday.
THE FIFTH NEW YORK ARTILLERY.
Another detachment Of the Fifth New York artillery
numbering three hundred and twenty six men, arrived
yesterday. They are under command Of Major Wilder.
THE SEVENTH OHIO CAVALRY.
Sixty mon Of the Seventh Ohio cavalry In charge Of
Captain Astvey, passed through the city yesterday
morning
VERMONT TROOPS.
The First Vermont heavy artillery, six hundred strong
arrived yesterday and left for Burlington They wero
under command Of Colonel Humdon.
The Sixth Vermont regiment also arrived yesterday
under command OF Colonel Lincoln. There three
hundred and ninety men. They q three year regi
msns, and were raised IN Montpelier.
CONNECTICUT REGIMENTS.
The Eighteenth regiment Of Connecticut volunteers,
Lieutenant 0loncl Peaia five hundred and fifty officers
and men, arrived from Harpers Ferry at throe O'Clock
yesterday aernoon, and left by boat for Hartford
They furnished with eight hundred baskets of rasp
berries and other decacies by Colonel Almy.
me Sixteenth regiment OF Connecticut volunteers
Lieutenant Colonel IT. Burnham and the third
massachusetts, regiment, two hundred strong, arrived
from Newben last evening, and left at eight O'Clock for
latter at Readville, Mass.
FIFTH MAINE BATTERY.
The Firth Maine battery, hundred and forty two
strong' Major Stevens commanding, took supper tho
New England Rooms, and after being additionally re-
9aed with fruit and refreshments left last night for
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RETURN OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
This truly gallant and splendid command-or rather,
what is LEFT Of the Irish Brigade that fought all through
the Peninsula and at Antetam, under Mcclellan. at
fredericksburg under Burnside; at Charlottesville
under Hooker and in every battle since then In which
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o.o 0s "oAs "eeH we understand mat the friends
Of The srssade including many wealthy merchants and
vsth tha su 1 "en w hearty co-operasion
mple preparations to insure the returning veterans 81
thu Green Isle the reception they nobiy de-
lc,,s ,rrmsTis,s, ar. o1 gwen 'nese V t rel
aud they will be escorted by q brilliant military
cavecade while the old coors Of the brigade which few
occsio ,hssa ~ "ro S a. .no
record to the immortal credit and fame OF the Irish Br
gsde that not color belonging 70 II was ever gasped by
r,sst,rg 81 ,ho ~ os...-. =, IN. hr,,.d. 9TH ,.r.
ssee a The Neropolitan Hotel this evening Thur.dsy
- eA, ,elock precisey 10 comnleta the aranvoncts
for the reception OF their gallant comrades. General
Thomas Francis Mesghor Iasvtenant Colonel Mcfe. OH
on James Key Csutain Cartvrivht Leutenant Coepe
aysnaah and Iii the other veteran ocers Of The
Sn Il sent II The city viii 30 hand nd Tho
reemons Tor rather tho remnants OF the three original
resments organized in New York in the summer and fall
OF ieollvis the Sixty SIXTY NINTH and Eighty
1rhth Voupteers The Nsssschusets viii aso
return with the brigade this dashing and sturdy repi
mont having been assigned to 1t few days before the
rgiment 10 Irish 10 the backbone and carries the
Green hsk The brigade will be under tho command Of
rcoena for his stoadfsst services and sodiery
conoecs tnrouenous the vat me wno.e Guy oSsn. 70
ss.m shch chsrscser,ass New York above All elite.
in the World these noble Irish soldiers who have done
snou ~ - s ~ y ~ 'e co. Ia s. ~ ss sA'P''"
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The TWkSTf-skcoND NkW fokk.
TO ns EDITOR OF IHs HERALD.
iAnP TvxxrY SECOND n. Y. voLuNxER CAvALRY,
WNcHErER, Va, June %, 1905
q. 49,. IN vou, ,ssus NJ vsstsrd.v lima a,
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No York Volunteer cavalry To soldiers who anxious
ts.,, 4. THAR hopnes nov that tho war Ia over Il
$50. no.. -. =.
utsred before the Twenty second both being hroe
reg regimeuts They certainly cannot be entitled TO
favor in consequence Of having performed moro duty
than the Twenty second cavalry There may be other
influences which are brought 70 pear upon tns suoec