The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03
Qua RETURNING vErEaass.

Arrival Of the Twenty-ninth, Fffsy-
seventh aud Ftuy-pinsA Mas-aesso-
ssss- Mes q. Broadvsay--
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sery--Spcse aes ny Gesrras Hooker and
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"F1ghsing Jos Hooker Who wss gressse - hsAssy
cheer. which made the efssn .'hs>ss' n e>'srs'
GENERAL uooEm's sPnou.
! am here 70 eve you nay wssos.s 80 my
address for your rstsrn, and mot 70 ssessvs ycurs
IN - few words, siss Is much vsiss.s hers
as you win receive When you sss 70 ysss cvs Mas.
wecoms you back rsjssss % many q yss ssssrn fo'
everywhere where you have hem yon have fe1eht noby
ss ss t g s,i. ND So
| by your bravery and made immortal by ysss deets
Thank God ! have lived On 49, NE end
OF the war-aihough not participating The
war 10 over, and eiorsousiy over.
Whatever else may 10 done. ere certain N ey'nE
that there will be further resistance 70 the Union
We have lickeds them and We VIII govern them. We
do IT, for know how Let their conduct be regu
lated by ours and not ours ny thsira they show
disposition 20 return and viii slick BY the Union In
good faith let stand by them, and they % not et
make them. All ths will Be needless " they WI
only behave themselves, and win or Ne viii not ot
al these swoNs those RAbres and these bayonets rest
I am % familiar with your achievements - you ere
yourselves and feel Justly proud Of you Indeed md
II impossible 70 feel otherwise towards you VINO nave
accomplished much thank you al for the kindness
you have shown 70 me; thank you, gentlemen
When General Hooker had closed, three eheers we're
made by Mr. James Carter and other- afer which the
spectators and invited guests took their Departure we
pleased with their visitors and the reception they had
assisted in giving them. The brigade sailed Ior hasss
chusets last evening and will undoubtedly mee -
welcome their native statebut they could Dot have
warmer heaYtfelt svationas they secssved 70
| the Metropolitan city
l TO THE ONE BUNDR1D AND SECOND nn0InBrr.
The members Of the One Hundred and escead Nev
York Veteran Volunteers respectfully invita- 70 o.
tend meeting 70 be held q Lovejoy's noses 90 de-
Thursday, August 81 II two O'Clock p u The object
| the meeting will then be made known.
MOMENTS TO ARRIVE.
The First regiment connecticus cavalry, ave hundred
and nfsy men, are expected TO leave Washington 10
day, Sd instant, with Their horses ss rssss 10 Eev
Haven, 10 be paid or
The Ninth regiment Connecticut Volunteers ere slss
| daily eYpecfad from Savannah.