New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
TEE MILITARY REVIEW AT LONG
BRANCH.


derry.
speea Dispatch to Tue n Y Iribnre
Lose BRkSCi, july .5 1850
do not believe even the oldest inhabitaut' eve
saw such q large crowd al this watering place There
no. farmhouse within 40 miles Of this place but had
majority Of It's inmates Add these 70 ZOO
slonists from Newark Elizabeth New York and adjacen
cities and then the immense crowd Of people who stop
ping at Long Branch recreation necessity end ma,
safely say there 10000 OF ell sexes witnessing
this dsv the review a the NewJersey Rifle Corps
II such crowd be attracted by tie parade o. about ~
men with rev uniforms and flags whou, stain or hole
verify believe Judging by what to-day if such scene
as was presented Philadelphia last Fourth Of July should
take place here every native of the State from the Deawar
TO the Atlantic would be present who has
or three hundred thousand veterans march through Washing
ton the affair OF to-day seemed very small but bound u
say uuinlerestng. Those who were not dis
appointed and the majority judging by their faces and h
remarks they made than pleased
This Rac Corps was created by law passed durngl he
session Of the Jersey Legislature Of s6Gi Previous T.
that time the State had militia law which was passed nc
long anterior to the Revolutionary War The idea OF remol
cling the law that It could be Of some benefit suggested
self after tie Rebellion commenced but was not uni
Gov Parker entered Office that serous efforts were mac
carry Gov Parker pleaded for vita 80 much en-
eTey 1--WE believe ho drew up TIE b himself tLat we Ls
atue passed 1t without partisan vote ~ hit When l'
10 was thought It would iuc. ease tie state taxes
for Jcrseymen are particular In regard 10 tax
Tie nurmur disappeared when it found that the eHpenp
Of law would out OF the general funds OF tae stat
such provision was because OF Difference due 20 the QUE
ker5 Of the State who opposed to paying any tax what
The law provided o raising OF 1000 men to be divide
into regiments bitiaons and batteries EneamPmeht' ~e
eiven al stated peods-not exceeding ~ Wheh the mo-
performed military duty taey were 70 reeve e. ~ pt "a
al. fIl
IN the regular army. Ratons to be furnished without
expense to those who used them.
great MANY Young meu Joined the corps after tn
Law went into eject % not untl nfef the wa
riocd tb,t ts ranks gained respectable strengh. The
many young men, who dad not care to forget oil Tie manu-
of arms thew had learned during sue Rebellion joined H. ana
ee rrl IL The state entitled for the present efficiency
The corns ne e0rps clnlI be otherwise than ccen
for the majority Of It, OieT were tried i thfoash ue Na
Le eicency Of the corps has been well tested during
week and especially to-day. lhc regiments ana Daitai"
arrived here on Tuesday and tnt llto camp iesulvu
the tfictcsi military rules ne camp WI " % 40 ~,
Inc Il an the borders Of Pleasure Bay. ~
North of Long Branch proper The situation level ana u9
with plenty q salt water bathing fIr The men, ana mo-
ghauce to follow tie teachings # siae walton. lie hsAi
Of Ao men considering Eat they have hai 20 change o
homo food 20 that allotted by the regulations has DeI
good although several cases Il daffbca and one oil eHo
Gov Wsid arrived at this place Tuesday and il may OF
most be said BIAS lived among tie 81 ileF ms
with the officers frequent and an Inspection OF eh
camp has been held every DAY Inc boys seemed 70 hp~
cae thoughtuaes u.s. every time be appeared - tle4i A
Tue camp has been Tie command Of BIeyet Major
Cen Theodore kunyor' VINO served on we eoilencc"s'
Brigade Maor-Geo g. Gould
s,i..as sass..-Liq'-S'h1 ,l,i ~ S bss
Aid. de-csmP-ciPr {. C. lockwood and First Lieut. }
Col Craven is the author Of JEFF Dav, Prison r.
Tho other members ~ the Sia ave been followers Of the n
tlry profession for some time
AtIl oclcS tAis morning GOV. Ward and sint revied
Co. A. lot Cavalry t-i' Is q ~ ors . .1' 'I'l %
,ootlv Germans and the officers Of that nationality. Ir
names ere Capt Francis ". Geraari lsi Lieut. Adam H.
hem men With ne uniforms presented fac appcare
that they received from bus EXcelency few compAmeHJ
Immediately oferwarI the Governor in company with
aud took a drive around the surrounding COUNTRY
TIE REVIEW.
Between and o'clock TIE different regiments march %
the plateau fronting TIE Mansion ana Oonilnental hh
and al O'Clock precisely Gen klnyOn reported 10 tie Ter
nor that troops ready Tor bis inspection His f
lency took position midway between TO two hotels Wills
staa the nau,s ~ which are a. i0iloRa:
re isis1; AL 1Sspi Aiu',a IA : si,,
AID. Brs;G.n iisdned bnsl't d; Hoif lifsti b's,-
H. Hal LieIt-coL aw9F-s lieut. 81. Potter, Lie-of
Gea Peffiae vas Qaaricrmnser during The war saion
,klev was also the service; Coz. Sfuffis 90
gen Rcarueyi Ger. Hathed Colonel Of the Cub "
Jersey duune the Rebellion Gen ia'tead az IN t.e saoe
mt the sane me. Gcl. Hal ws Colonel ~ the 18Th H.,
Col sWoiI, was Lieut. Colonel Of toe 18Th Regiment dho
same state. Col Potter Wa On Gen fcncL SIAN, /
Hockey was held oicerin New ofk regiment. and jor
SINH was state Agent % washington l. VII nus uesn
that GOV Ward has gathered around nlm siah VINO ere
not merely holiday solder
As tue troops present 20 the Governor they ade
a decidedly creditab.e appearance. ana received msed
tbeers IRON the spectator did also Gov Ward anu 60
guugou they rode along tie Inc followed by eir "
Unfortunately the plateau was not vide enough TO ee-
vcr even by battalion. bat tho tried to make up fths
by presenting sol ierJ anaIpearanee As possible %se{
,neaueuty marched passed their Commander ~ clef eA
they did 10 the following order
IlRsI REGIMEST.
Colonel Jane, Pect~, Lieut. oone W. u Provost scr
q Frsgsr.i. Adiltint John biscl 0IsrieruarT o. D.
Mathrw Psyma.'e j. IS. Ripley surgeon " l.. G. al ser
f. sa.S, ' M ~ Compny l-C.psn Coz Fir., L-,.nt
Lac -~ron, Lieuru Fischer Company C-Cat-in Si'i
fir.t LieSienan =, Aas.si e9' ,p Russell, via Lsnsni
Mario. socond Leutrnant ieloit oo'nra' - Ns''
Fnt Iieutenani frtzn.er: Second lie eHih' h''''"o'
1his regiment was So men strong
FlKSr BATTALION.
Msjor D. D. Baelsnan' - s9oa IL H. y-nl,'i .p'iA~S,
Nm NrGee Comrsnv A. spisin, loon huiIi
Sr., i@ntsuan, D. Pienonj second Leuieu.n ia. M
iaIA '"1' eB~ G. seold Lieitenan commanding. T. sves
Cop.ny u hptain Geo ~ Ropes tr, Lieutenant Deneer'
] ser Second Lieutenant, W. H. Howl
/ Thus battalion had rs men in line
THIRD REGIMENT.
Colonel ufiah DeIar Lieut., Coensi tdnI WHITAKER .l3t
vster Qlartermler W sLlnni Paymaser JOIN A. Roaon
ss,ein Major VIM Hyde Company A. sgiain Green Aiet
sn, Jos Otto; "a Lieutenant. McChrsuey Company t-tiAh
Ran Duyn Lieutenant hant "a Lirueuani Arseliud Com
/ "a IIeutenant. J. II. Ella Company k-Captain War; ~
IAeutensn'. Aumack ID Lieuisnan ManE Company h'pa
r-s4sS SECOND BATTALION.
N,or A. B. McKeon, Adjuant = II. v Moore; Quaeiasier,
n Vau Ripper; Surgeon Df J. L. Scott. Company A-Pan,
n frinkerhof Lieutenant, A. Ruttinseri "a lieutent T.
y nnSr. is, Lieutenan O l. Edsai Company CIaernan,.
commanding A. Vree.Hd Company D-Cspan Nreeldi let
Iirutensnt J. H. OutwsteT "a Lieutenant H. hseyi Lieu
-- TWELFTH REGIMEHr.
Col Joseph Plume LrutCol A. T. Mum sah-Ad Cha,
W. e. a Cant " = Upton fhst Lieut. Henry PshGrs,