The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
p NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY ~ Is


Wneoz, leoated n Tsaanysewn wsss a csorgssown,
marched nom shsS Quas>sn - Ease CApolvile, thuD
massng the entire strength Of he corps 4 that poiat
During ~ passage down Psnnylvania the bands
ssck up vigorously. and brought ths dsuzens q thas
thoroughfsrs 70 The doors sad vsdows eager % catch
sAs arst glimpse Of the forthcoming sview. =
i. ..,.e.,.s, PASSING IN R1vEw. 4 hs4a
Promptly With the rising Of the THE morning Tho
Ninth corps formed on East Capitol street. the heed Of
ths column o. First street east aud ct nine O'Clock pre-
cssy the troops moved forward upon review In the rear
OF The cavalry The ystsrans were feeling enthusastc
and anticipating shis closing scene with true scldisrs
pride and longing, and looking trim arms brightly
burnishsd apd uniforms carefully cleaned and brushed
could make theE The arss of Ill Tho infantry corps In
the march Of the army to-day, the appearance f the
Ninth naturally attracted 70 itself the initial applause Of
The apprsciativs and dsmonstraiISs masses that had
gathered aisns the avenue from the remotsss con-
nnss u the national capital and = score Of
contiguous citeA A. hsif-past nine MAJOR General
John g. Parks the brave sosder courteous gentleman
and senior core commander Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac sdvsassd u The head of his corps 70 the rsden
isl stand, saluted tho reviewing ofce and quietly co.
kaowlsdssd the honor done him BY tho assembled null
utuds. and them leaving hs column to pass %, Joined
the Psestdsns and Generals Grant and Meade upon the
army through the city. SRA e e"f
gs xARon or sun ymsr DIVISION. Ef
Immsdiasely following one Of the finest bands On
view csms Bssvst Major General o. B. WILCOX Of the
Fra division now acsins y commander a The District
u Washingson Ths rsosption Of che 0enerA was
vocifssoua, dattsrins and prolonged Following him
came the yst brigade of shs First Division commanded
BY Colonel Hsm Hartman, composed Of hardy veteran
Wsstsrnen from Mohtgnn ana Wisconsin, together with
TIVE regiments Of equal celebrity end physique fom the
xmpirs state Marching swiftly and With admirable
step, this advance brigade sH ysprsssntsd The pssct
dTl and stamina Of corps known the flower Of the
army and the nishsd article Of fighting material
that four yaas Of tsnc and bloody schooling eould
duca Ihis with the remaining bsigdss Of this d.
viaon. commanded by Brevst Colonel Ralph ny, and
Bfevst Brigadsr General N B. JAughlin occupied shout
twenty minutes In passing the reviewing ofnc5n.
a. MARCH OF TEE sscoxp DIVISION.
At hald-pass eleven, the came triumphant hlass Of
bngles and beat Of drum that bad announced the
osing Of their usious compssn, told the advance Of
Brigadies Gsnsra 9. Grnn's division whose gallant
worth and undauned courage has been exhibited In tho
fore front Of hundred batlsa both under the ieadshp
Of the matehle Potter, recovering from fearful
wound received at the very Of the late campaign
and under ths more recent conduct Of Griffin Tho
troops Of ths division have been sngulasy fortunate In
their leaders and the sodiery qualities and tried
courage OF both their present and former commander
Not In the ranks bat knows each An unninching
veteran Of wide experience who has respsd 70 the full
the Of victory vouchsasd the deeds Of warriors
careless Of lfs, and mindfh alone Of tho cause 70
which, thsy arc devoted. With steady front and
cleaning stee5 above which the torn ard riddled
baAts flags WIRE waving With ther scmbrs drspnss Of
serge. moved the two brgsdes Of this division under
fsp nA
Colonel II. B. Titus ne.
'A xAHCA oy THE THIRD DIVISION. '.'s'
II was quite noon when Brsvst Brgsdisr General John
g. Curns division commenced passing the Presidential
stanAths splendid counterpart Of the two that had pre-
csdsd u Lake the others, II occupied abeat twenty
minutes In passing gwen point and, like them II re-
esivsd the aatteriag tokens Of admiration. ~
esventssnth street he troops struck the doubo quick
for several hundsed yards to afford clear way for
Dwght's division, Of the Nineteenth corps, numbering
about eight thoussnd mon, and divided into three
brisadss, undef the command Of Gensras @. 8
Bsal, r.. p. Davis and J. D. Fessenden The
Nineteenth CORPS 70 which this division bslongs has is
remaining divisions ut Savannah Mobile and New Or
leans Dwights division has bcen isolated from the
corps for time and arrived from the Shenandoah
s share Of vocferous compliments and occupied about
= - rBs NINTH coHRs ARrILLERY BRI0ADH.
me passage Of the artillery organization Of the Ninth
corps under command Of Brigsder General J. O Tidbal
brought "a an 70 much the magnificent pageant
IVES participated In By the Ninth corps, and was
an sdmirAhis and attractive feature Of the march.
The batteries were N splendid condition, and their
horses and accoutrements no loss Their numbers
wsro swollen BY the Incorporation for this occasion
only Of the artillsy Of Dwght's division, already
referred 70, which was equally noticeable for IT. sv
dent efficiency and Ane drtil al4g sa. ~ .a &C.
The entire corps together with Dwights division, was
hstle over an hour and half in passing the Prsden.
al stand and Immediately thereafter marched for camp,
via Gsorswn and the pontoou bridge crossing the Poto
shove that locality Apparently fatigue was or
psienccd BY the mon, and their expectations Of tho
events Of tho day fully and favoraby realised -
IN expericnce b mindful OF in after life and
rsnsy and proudly spoken Of frequently and everywhere
They are especially satisfied with this days scenes and
their participation therein The Second and Third divi
sions returning rssohsd their camps about two miles
ives, Of Alexandria little after nix O'Clock this even.
Ing, and the Fnt division won't Into camp about two
boun earlier At its les remote Quare In Tenaytown,
ON tho ouiskirts Of Georgetown.
.ss.4fs ~ RosFxR OF THE CORPS.
The following y the order Of march In which the
Ninth corps pssssd through Pennsylvania sveuue-
Major General Jom 9. PARKH commanding
90 az f'a = General Stan. ll.sf a
Hfn. lNNHl lHst vIRsr DIVISION. sirN a.
Brevet Major General O. b wuIcox commanding,
~ wra Brioodc. - sf
Colonel SA1Ux. HARRIsAN commanding. s
.Thiry-eighth Wisconsin, Colonel James Bintlih
Twenty seventh Michigan Colonel Charles Wale.
Seventeenth Michigan Lieutenant Colonel +. w. swiN
Twenty seventh Wisconsin, Lieut. Colonel John Green
Sew ssvsa's aS Ne New YORK. Ts.of I. 1. Baird s
~r,r - sssesd BrRad~
Nnt sharpshootsrss and Second Michigan, Lieutenant
!. Coloucl AswyNicheiG lti ~ Isll'..e
Forty sixth Shapshooters Nov York veterAne Lieutsn
y,fiisth shspshoossls rsunzyivsnIa Veterans, Lieu.
tenant ColoHsl W II. Keford 81 ttes.s.t
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