New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

has fought through this war. begin ming 10 CoD'Bel.
How he sat his horse to-day "a tall shining blsck
Z horse. whose neck was clothed with thunder whosa
tail WA carried like banner whose step bespoke IL.
pride Of Lucifera Kingdom for ot horse we've NJ, "a
bad bargain
One thing. both yesterday and to-day. never failed "a
Call forth cheers snd that the old sgs the tattsred
torn, stained dacs rayed to shreds, stats with fee
sprrys ofs ntke sk-thesc were loudly cheered ever,
three time. Sometimes regiment Would show two OF
OF these old flags snd song side II broad new skes
glory" bearing the names OF the battles ia which it hal
participated. One MasSHchuse,ts Regiment had affixed
to an oil staff 10 which still cung few sLreds Of tls
old ega Of bright each having tts
Of one of Ls battles Of the regimentaud wasn't
tkas cheered
The Army Of the Potomac reviewed yesterdays
mainly composed OF Eastern troops while tia Arm,
u Georgia l,ioCam's). aud the Army of Tenucsso.
(Logans late How. I'd y. are mainly Western troops.
The exception la tho consists In dozen West
regiments ed through tine different divisions
In the latter tie pton is the Twentieth Corps Obs
Eleventh and Twe0. coosolidatetD which went wes,
Under Hooker Naturally comparison provoked
in the minds of the spectators between the Eastern and
Western troops. IL sas MOTEL that te Western
mad The advantage IN physique, were taller men, with
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hat their marching step several inches longer.
and that yelog aud rod beart and ligRt hair worn
org predominated. Onicers of the Army Of tia
Potomac concerted TINT they marched better. tina. they
moved with elastic springy, swinging
stop that does not belong to the Eastern DJys,
and that their faces more Intelligent sereiant.
and determined. One ccud not dsting fish oAces
from. men keep. by their uniiormsthe prvstcs aud
tie officers seemed equai in intelligence aid nsanly
bearing. and ~ station when at home. On The other
hand the Eastern troops showed more pure discipline
more dill. There was marked distinction between
tie officers and the in p,n. Of culture. The en-
GERS were mole g.S dressed, AID evidently beongoa
to more elegant or at least more prosumipg Na%S M
li.e thsn those o. the general rank il Ne este.h
armies. The Eastern ell wore The closeiitills
regulation skull cap; tie Yves mca the so siolea
MT The former wore exact piim stif'he latter. cay
/ DON'T care independent, Rnd pioneer.lsh.
1t was remarkable to see how the Twentieth Corps
ranspanted as il had boon. from the East had token
on many OF tic Characteristics OF Il er ccnrados.
Tioy bad learned TIE same swinging stride exchanged
caps for hats end become miiitar! cosmcpoI. .es.
Bringing up tie rear OF each brigade to-day were tic
Jack mules heavily laden With the csup i&ures oi iha
commands, ard with the ru1Ger Of The long march
rom Atlanta To Washington. Inoccd tse mules them.
e.oes-also fund Oh tie woy Ted to tie backs oftl,
mules were number Of big red ROSTERS and lighting
cocks Crosswise tue back Of one. aita feet ia either
paaAler, was grave billy got. Following ore brig.
ale led by legroe, vas pair Of sn.s. White original
lackaasos and scses1, COVE These things elo!ted
much ,.erriment AID Shouting among the Thousands
I boxing on. 70 whom TIE "bummers' Of large army
Ncic revelation. \ iaf dezca picAa-iAnies not
ter y,a, DO, u both sfAe., ast.ile n0.s eyi-eati
lie plotcees U. regiments. were funny
Commanding q rigade IN this coFr' was Gen. II. \.
BarauIn Of Syraerse. You correspondent once wrote
,lat mans ohiiua y--a:ier tie seven da.s batlos.
lie serseon reported lin dying ohd he was len %
1e iold after having LII iast words q his - 70
/ and little boy. EOr ever he came down from R.sh-
rnoud on the first aasof beat AID hycd u rgli
al Frcdoroksbarg 1t CIence'loysvie % Gettysburg,
d. Lookout MouEtaln where be vas again woundcd--
ara DOW "l'ed brigade IN q" SIC mans MarcA 70 lie
Sea. ioa "oliNA' have though, Is yoa saw lin
backing Wild horse to-day ,ts.rny tae bouquets t,
were brought him. ard bowling scku0uivag"yut Ioths
clcers iha. greeted bin. that lie st. las a. cnee'ed
y ,uad Malvern li-yetsuch lsi.e Gaze You could
put your whole hand into tie cgy.y Ia hls side has
- Il remalls, ard viii never bel. lui .inoe te received
.h-t wound hS STONED Lookout Mountain. ana WA
ehoson to 60 ~ Washington beaI-ng tie IS lags cap
u G. !hc.e.
Commanding The Third Division Of tie Fourteenth
Cops was Dscye.AsJor Gel. J. NJ. toIse ot Ol'.o
"a man o! o, ST. o. elsl. yeas GO he drop.
lea flon ,le rol Of cadet. Nest-roirt fvg ipeom.
peteroy--1abty to maintain tie ,ufed rank 10 La
css Bat knowledge OF tactics gained N tie year
" two lie was there ave lin At ,Ae commencement u
the war The sGutsncy Of "a Iowa regiment. lie
couldn't DO the mathematics OF Wos.POlat, neyerthe'
less lie natural soldier and young as lie Is, b.,
Won his present rank by sheer lighting by sheer abb
~ IN lighting When Hood struck SLer.aans cousaa'
L.caous. Corse with /, 20 men ives glrrsonig9 tho
ia, ostaut poiat OF Altoona. By tie inspiration
which he Infused into his be beat oil half H0os
arm and was breyeod Mojor.tienelal FOR it-but :,
couldn't get through West Point. us career is q
beautiful comment tbs assumption aud presumption
OF Some Of those who 10 not sot lhrousu tnat question
able il. tiution known as ives, Point" Inoyfrsau
Gen. Coise Gil be rode by to-day bus 'lnS an cos
rec, rs L. lis failure at West Point. know III II
regard to his brilliant fecord IN the army
The Amy If The Potomac lacA,d in i..s review ora
of is best corrs-the SIXTH Gen. Wright commanding,
silce sedgwca iel. Tie Si1u was necessarU! It,
tanned AZ paAyi'e and vicinity ~. last see,. I'D
only left Redmond for this city Yesterday morning ls
abs rec yesterday much TO b' regretted or 40 corps
has better record
And 20 the let review is over. The var IS over
The boys going home
when .hal ticr glory f'de"
/ Tie Amy Il tie Potomac mnicied back 70 ten
camps Oh the otter sile Of tie river b.. sleaHs 81
mic, lave gone Into campo tiis side. noiih and '''
! Of the cay A.
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