New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

Gsv. Festsa Aneas ne oslAiers.
From Our Special Cousspoadeat
WASHINGTON Nay 81. isss
Gov. Fenton, accompanied by several Of n,
staff viz, Gems Merritt and Swain and Col. ybr,ss
after having spent IL days among the Nsw.Yort Al
diers leaves for home to night His Wait has been a
tended by 50 many good results that brief record ss
for The TRIBUNE seems desirable
He arrived here on Monday before the grand rcvis,
OF Tuesday and Wednesday. I'D and cath. ColE.p
Goodrich. Military Agent for New York. had caused |.
largo pavilion for the accommodation Of NewYorts,,
to DO erected immediately opposite that occupied by IL
President and Gen. Grant. This wss occupied BY ~
Governor each day Of the review. and no NewYo
regiment or New.York officer passed without "A.
tribute of prolonged cheers from thousand Emui,,
State men. foremost among whom was tie tall form :
the Governor.
Thursday he received calls from New.Yosk sold;s,
at his rooms. asking each il there was any matter
which they required assistance Facts developed n,
this conference led to the issuing Of the following circ
lar which will to officers and men, In the DELAY
the adjustment of their accounts which 1t will preyeut
and in the fees they would otherwise have paid II
swarms Of vampire like claim-sgents to whom man
would have applied. thousands Of dollars:
New YORK MILITARY STATE AGENCY
OFFICE, 233 Fsr BETWEEN Iw ELPrH AND THiRTgKsfH}
WARRINGTON, ID. C., May I7tn, 100
SIR: In accordance with instructions received from Hs
Efceency Reuben e. fenton Governor OF the State Of Seo
York, th. Office WILL and after June 1855 In sddihas
10 is pesent duties stuousy assist the officers OF all New
ork regiments In the adjustment OF eher accounts With "
several Departments OF the General Government and N
afford them every facility In procuring certcstss Of their
All Communications will be promptly answered and sny h.
formation to the preparation OF papers 10 th
am sir very respectfully your obedient servant
t. X. GOODRICH. Col. and Nil. Agent
This State Agency. under Col. Goodrich and bis g.
sstants Capt. Lee and DR.. Potter is most beDefces
thing Every day hundreds of soldiers come to To-
information and help and none turned empty away
Friday the Governor met the New York officers Coz
nected with Sheridan's Cavalry at Gen. Daviess Hesl
quarters aud thence proceeded to visit their respective
commands The LIST New.York Dragons. Col. SharN
drawn up by the road side, received him with musa
and cheers to which he responded in q brief speech
thanking them IN the name Of the State for the hong
they had conferred upon her by their deeds in the field
Thence to the camp Of the 9th New.York Cavalry
Major Dennen, whero q like reception awaited hin.
This regiment was raised In Chatauqua and C,ttaraugu
Counties, comprising Gov. Fentons old Congressional
District He had often addressed them from the stume
him, and the meeting was on that account Of yecuis
interest. The regiment voted almost unanimously ~
him last fall. Thereafter DO reviewed the 9th 9Th. loa
18th. 10th. oath, and other NewYork Cavalry Resi-
mens. Each in line to welcome him; each shouts6
Justify on his approach and to EACH he made brisl
address thanking them for their services and assuring
them that they would be cared for by grateful Stab
and country.
The same day be visited the headquarters OF Gea.
Barnum Of Syracuse. commanding brigade-tAa
Twentieth Corps, Shermsn's Army. Here were gath
cred number Of prominent New Yorkers-Lieut. Coz.
Alyord the Hon. Timothy Drier, Judge Dayiee, Gea
Merritt, and others The New York regiments OF tt
brigade the 6Oth lO2d 18th and l49th ORDERED
out and despite the rain the display animated an
creditable.
OF course the Governor was again called upon fos .
speech. Those men had fought at Lookout Mountain.
through the Atlanta campaign and had marched heasa
to the sea, and thence via Richmond to Washingtos.
In his remarks the Governor eloquenty traced thei
record and was cheered to the echo. Thereafter tn
party dined sumptuousy at the headquarters Of Gea
Davies.
Saturday, he visited the 10th and other New Yof1
regiments and Sunday, spent the day in the yariosl
hospitals Going to the bedsdes Of the SICK and paAs
Ing along nes Of conyacscents. he shook hands an
said word Of cheer to each. These scenes were vcf
impressive. aud the effect very grateful to tho
On Monday Of this week the Governor. on invitation
OF Gen. Griffin, commanding the Fifth Corps reviewed
the New-York regiments attached to his command
Brigadier.Gen. Root Of New.Yoik had charge Of To
review. which comprised teen regiments as follows:
FIRST DwIsloS-Gea. GREGORY. Commanding.
lse,h Regiment, Col A. L. Barr
l85th Regiment, Col u. sniper.
18th Regiment Lieutenant Col ID. Myers.
18th Regiment. Col J. McNshon
SECOND DIvTsIos-CoI- GRASsros. Commanding.
itoS Regiment. Lieatensn,. Col. W. ) Gran,.yun.
l+s,h Regiment Col Jane. Gr,ndlay.
rnIsD DIvisroS-CoL MILLxE, Commanding
sls, Regiment ,iieavy Artillery, Lieutena,Coi W. j.
94th Regiment, Lieutensn,-CoL s. A. Nofs,t
s1th Regiment. Lieutenant Col. James Creney.
seth Regiment, Col J. X. spotord.
l0tth Regiment. Lieutenant-CoL J. K Strsns
l4lth Regiment, Col h. 4. Miller.
Let Artillery, Lieutensnt-Co. X H. Fizhugb.
Present on the field were Gems. Griffin. AyreA
Joseph Hayes. Chamberlain Gwynn. and Col. Look
aud Lieut. Coils Bankhead and Spencer the last thrs
being OF the corps staff the others holding commands
in the corps
This State review was Of exceeding interest. To
Governors speech the most elaborate he has des.
cred since be has been here and it is pity that -
copy was sncured for publication.
Yesterday the Governor and staff attended the re-
view OF the Second Corps and handsomely entss'
;ained by Gen. HUMPHREYS.
The many good results attending and growing oss
of Gov. Fentons ten days with the soldiers too Az
parent to require pointing out. His own popularity
with the rank and file has been attested in manner
that must be most gratifying to him, it should be 10
al who recognize and appreciate patriotism. honesty
and ability in high places. cAP.
The GREAT MARcH.--Major George Ward