The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15
THE NINETIETH REGIMENT IN BROOKLYN.
T"e Arrival, Reception and Esrors-C.r-
emo-ies at the state ArsenaI-Addre..
OF Weleome

Ihe Nne'ic'h New York Volunteer regiment as an
houhced IN the hALD yesterday arrived Al This port in
the steamship san J.siuto Captain Atkins ON Tuesday
"'ornooh' from savannah, from which port they sailed
on the ioth inst They lane,d at pier No rs North
rVcr' ana from there they marrhec 10 the Battery Bar
racks where they remained until two 0-,ock v,sterav
afternoon, when the beautiful Unon ferryb,- p,conie
was sent to the battery receive the troops and .avcy
them to Brooklyn. The boat gayiy dcckcd with
nags and stroamers, and altogether presented nne
appearance party OF gentlemen, consisting Of the
executive officers Of the Union Ferry Company headed
by Mr. smith, the president and delegation from the
Kings County War Fund Committee accompanied the
boat 10 direct Affairs.
From an early hour in the morning nag- we're dis
played IRON the various stats In The city from the city
Hall, Hooley's Opera House, the ferryboais &c aud
gave the city gala day appearance.
The Thirteenth regiment, Colonel Woodward. led tho
honors Of the day and were early at the Fulton ferry tho
point where the Neiieh were 10 land accompanied by
Grafua's celebrated Seventh regiment band Tho
streets in the vicinity OF tho ferry crowded and
there was considerable pushing to get good place 10
view the reception ceremonies. Tho Thirteenth regi
men wore drawn up in limo on the south side of Fulton
street Company y, OF the Seyenticth artillery, with
twelve FOUNDER cannon, stationed the bulkhead
the ferry house. AT quarter before hree O'Clock
J. tho discharge Of artillery announced the approach
OF the victorian soldiers In few Minutes more they
were marching OF the boat, headed by marital corps
consisting OF drums and fes The returning volunteers
numbered one hundred and eighty men, all told Az
they marched In the ranks they presented very
healthy appearance, but looked somewhat bronzed.
different hues, and Others caps Of yniious shades but
they marched well and deporied themselves veteran
soldiers always do.
rRgsENT OFFICERS or TiiE BATTALION
The following the 81 the onrerS Of flc
gimcnt, reduced to battalion by long ecryicc:-
Ftcfd and S'Gt-Licntenunt Colonel Nelson Shaur
man; Major, II. d. In Paturcie; Adjuiant a. = Wooley
Quartermaster A. II. ward; Surgeon, Arnold Secb; As
sisiant Surgeon, j. y. Patterson
Line-Co A. Captain r. A. stoutonborough. Co. u,
Captain w. H. Lamb, Second Lieutenant, W. NJ BARLEY.
Co G. Captain, y T. Jones firsi Lieutenant, H. J Mer
ahunf Me IN ID
Lieutenant, j. Y. BlaDey. Co. ", Captain g. W smith.
second Lieutenant, } H. Ferguson Co y, second iAoa
Non AFOREMENTIONED StaG-scrrennt Major Charles T
S,xton; Quartonnaster Sergeant r. IL Mccay, Commis
sary Sergeant Thomas Bennett; Hospital Stewart, VIM.
The Thirteenth regiment was standing line on The
south side o the street and on coming out of mo i.y
house, hfad.d by the Lieutenant Colonel commanding
and tn MAJOR, the Nnctcth marched up tho street. tho
Thirteenth presenting arms until they had pass the
hoad of the column. TIC limo wa then formed and the
procession moved amid the cheers Of the multitude
the streets and the waving OF handkerchief from te
windows by the ladies'
The storts and dwellings along the route wore as
general thiag, Handsomely decorated, and tho windows
therein Allied with eayly dressed and pretty lad e. Who
waved their hankerchcfs as the troops passed The
engine companies tho route Of march turned out their
maciIines. which gave very pleasing eneot u the
ceremonies Tho sidewalks alsO crowded WITH
people OF both all joining Ia the wei ONE home To
tbe brave troops. Tho procession marched up FHlton
street 10 and around the City Hail. thence up Myrtle
ayenue--when the head Of tho column reached Fort
Green another detachment of the Seventeen reg meut
avenue where the reception took place The
troops marched 10 the main drill room, which WIS
appropriately decorated for the OCCASION -Four large
tables sufficient 10 accommodate Ave hundred persons,
spread with the good things Of life The Mayor
Common Council OF brooklyn, Police Justices the
officers Of other organizatonh the Thirteenth
and Nnooth regiments all occIpcd seats =, the table
At the south end OF the gathered many
prominent persons and dgnita,ics, among whom were
Gcnerais Roberts, Dnryee, Stewart H. MoodfOfd. Dr
Cochran, Justices Cornweil nnd Buckley, District
Attorney Morris, : - chIrcnden. Hon }. & 7 siran.
fsga ltnEAl AlfaFa mia
Hon J. s r SrRANAnAS arose and aad 49,
colosSl snAuEnAs Asp solDlEr. Q, 20 sissrgrn
mee ana by the cirns Of brooklyn 70 weoonr you home
IL Is. indeed pleasant tass, 5u saii shall ag cocapy
well that the oganlallon Of your regimen, matter Of
followed you wherever YOU vent Win their symrathy nd re-
gard Your ranks were deenasd ~ yso. fever ~ io1aa
terrible dssass and their dear 20 "a. by ties Of
os s@S ls@ %s l'I aos 'S a
Se s al se p ~sG 1 ss a, Sssr s,p sg
dan great applause never 10 forgotten Nor DO se
hour Of The snl became veteran rsrmsni hence Z
yo,r nome. w" I'D Va" cords. ~sleon. aua no, only
you bu, TIC Of all eur i.roos eEess
and come q whom may rsrhsp; , have ,sose va. ls
daouy obtaining information o. the return Of
regiments ,id not Afford sufficient reason Tor tho neigre
&. s'I nay .s i.ss Sr rsy
passed. The rubn OF NE ~ho could be useful ~ The
oos a mon S 700 ' 10 ssy a. o. sror. IN 10 most s
.ycBl any ago farvver dut bound
have saved the NE OF the nstioa tChsersj
Lieutenant Colonel sHAuR..s Of TIE Sinciieth 70.
Piled:
In behalf Of the officers and ~ the Hnarth regi
ment allow return their .nccre thanks Tor the
NJ feelings .rs iall ARD am unable :, riss .ssIsnss
We're u not military instructor over there indicating
General Duryeel taught that the only tine military
should bis mouth 10 give the word 81
mani or bite cartridges
y ~ Chienden Of the War FUND Committee vas |
called upon a. word % the boys ~ the Nuetigth
and responded at same length.
Ono ~ the committee then read q d~spsch, dated |
"waf Department, Washington, February ~ annopnc
INK the fact that Lieutenant Ol0ne ~iauru1n u tho
Nineeth, had been promoted a. the raul ~ bfrYct |
hrgBdof general Tor gallant and mcr OfiDus -er 10
the field This communication received 9th nine /
hearty ohccrs.
The solder. and guests then invited take
aDd nnbout ceremony parake ~ the Wand spread before
them by lhoso excellent c.ercfs Charlie, iloblnaIn q
W. Eighth avenue. and Byron stfaitDn ~ Atlantic |
street Bro kiyn Tho Snrieh nfst = % ~ rye
AMI earned The ned, capturing all tbe sieES oysirra.
foast Turkeys, beef ala moies &C.
The reception VERY Inc. aud 1as only nansd /
b. an
On the option ~ the Sineiieih reEirrenta saHfc
fred from the pier the fot ~ fali0n street. by a.
tachmont - the eeyenucih regiment IN oftunairiy
on the fourth round premature diatafge - tr Sun
occurred ny which Sf The deisrhmrni. named
Nicholas Ctlian severely injured
Ne N the aei 81 ramnirg home ne fourth rart
ridge when the discharge i0uk place Te force 1 he
powder dis6gufcd hs face trrrdy and u % - unknown
whether h1 all ngain ns eye sisht 90 not hnxuisry
enough. hts arms and hands are unluiHfsd We a.
taken 10 nrghbonng drug stofe by officer = the
Fory sscoDd precinct asd thence ~ hs bpne 10 Vine
street