The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-22


lhe city, rom an early hour this morning,
was alive with men, women, and children, all
anxious to catch sight OF the famous 9TH
Maryland Regiment Although the cary hour of
i've o'clock was named for the arrival OF the
''men from the South" yet Broad street. in the
neghborhood OF the Baltimore depot, was
crowded with spectators Unlike their prede-
arrived at the depot at the time named. They
were met at the depot by Adjqt2nt Barnes, OF
the ID Regiment, Adjutant Ward, of the
9Th Regiment, Clement II. see, a. u. ", and
a committee Of citizens
After the introduction had been gone through
with, which occupied out a few mingses. The
visitors slung knapsacks and tool up the line of
Ih@rch lor Ine Oont' seutal. The route was up
Broad TO lhns' Ian. thence to Eighth, thence to
YAM thence to Ninth, and thence TO the
motel, stacking their arms In Herfness Bazaar.
The house OF the Philadelphia Hose Company
on Eighth street below sitzwater, was pro-
fusely decorated with bunting, and from the
old General Lee" cannon, stationed on
sweeney's lot, salute was fired as the regiment
marched by.
After having performed the necessary ablu-
uons, at O'Clock the members OF the 9th,
hea2ed by Major General Robert Patterson,
Oclonel Robert S. Gray, Adjutant Barnes, and
Ilaptain See. proceeded to the main dining-room
on sansOm street This apartment had been
appropriately decorated for the occasion, and
along the south side of the room a table raised
above the others extended its entire length. At
and on either side were arranged the officers of
the gueste and those who had formed the escort
from the depot. Among those present were
Colonel James r. Herbert Lieutenant-Colouel
J. $. Jenkins, and Major II. D. Loney, of the 9TH
Maryland, Colonel Gray, Adjutant Barnes, and
Captain See
The guests having seated themselves General
Patterson, on behalf of the military of this city,
welcomed the visitors in a few well-timed
remarks, which were handsomely received. The
matutinal meal was then proceeded with and
- ,fa1 1Aal- lHAlA T.arta-
sponded to the welcome speech OF General Pat
terson, during which he said that the citizens of
Maryland would forever remember the volun-
tary act upon the part OF the military of Phila-
selphia of reviewing and escorting their repre-
eentatives through the City of Brotherly Love
while on their way to the seaside. He then
issued an order that the regiment form in the
rear Of the Continental at $40, after which the
room was deserted by the visitors
While this was going on our own soldiery
were not idle. Twelfth street, which had been
named for the place of formation. was the
central point and from 8 o'clock crowds began
pouring thereto. The first company to arrive on
the ground was Company y, 4th Regiment,
Captain Ryan. Next followed Company A,
Captain Fair of the 9th Regiment; and next,
the I'd Regiment National Guards, Ma or Gorgas,
Lieutenant-C colonel Nefs being confined to the
house from an attack of suustrole. At o'clock,
all being in readiness, Clement 4. See, A. D. c.,
communicated the fact to Colonel Herbert, who
at once set his command in motion, and soon
arrived on the ground. The appearance of the
oth the occasion 1Or aR OuLOutSL Oh applause
from the spectators, which was long continued
and well deserved The men of the 9th pre-
sented splendid appearance, having been
completely refreshed by bath and breakfast
and having disposed OF their knapsacks, in their
tidy suits of grey they, as they marched by
with the precision OF veterans. formed the
beau ideal of soldiers. All being in readiness,
the command was given, and the column moved
off in the following ORDER
The Parade.
Detachment OF Ponce.
Lieutenant Clark.
1th Regiment Band.
Colonel Gray and stan.
I'd Regiment Drum Corps and Band.
Major Gorgas.
National Guard.
"a Regiment, go men.
90 a, 9th Regiment, Captain Thomas Fair.
60 A. 4th Regiment GaPtsn |on9 s1oISya9 A. Kys9'
Liberty C0rnet Band.
Major Penrose.
sth Regiment.
OFFICERS FIFTH REGIMENT, NJ. n. &.
Field-Coonel James r. Herbert; Lieutenant
Colonel, j. Strcker jenkins; Major, II. d. Loney.
StaR-Surgeon, Alan ?. Smith Adlutant Thomas
A. SymngtOn; Quartermaster, E. f. Pointer; AS
slstant Surgeon, l. McLane Tiffany; Commissary,
Nom Commissioned staY-Sergeant Major, c. C.
Anderson; Quartermaster Sergeant, J. $ Falconer
COmmissary Sergeant, j. oG Ailmand; Ordnance name:
Rogers; Band Sergeant, George Warner. .
Drum Major-G. Bruce Barrett.
Band Master-LouiS Winter.
CompanysF-W. Stuart Symngton, Captain; Neil
son Poe, First Lieutenant: W. S. Anderson, Second
Company G-F. NJ. Colstan, Captain; -
First Lieutenant; E; D. Herring, second Lieutenant
Company D-Clapham Murray, Captain Henry
Kennard, First Lieutenant; FItZhugh GOldsoorough
Company Nv. p. Zolnger, Captain S. o. Nc.
Iwaine, Fist Lieutenant; q. w. Spllcker, Second
Company ii w. Tosch, Captain; r. s. Fowler
First Lieutenant: George S. Roberts, Second Lieu
tenant, No. ,
Spear, First Lieutenant; j. j. Hoon, second Lieu
Company B-J. D. Lipscomb, Captain; James
Young First Lieutenant; Ed. Denmead, Second
Company Al Randolph Goldsborough Captain
j. IL. Cottman, First Lieutenant; X. Johns Hodges
COmpany K|J. E. H. Post Captain; R. NJ. Barnes
First Lieutenant; j. NJ. Jamison, Second Lieu
tenant
Company EFF. Y. Ward Captain; II. f. Tarner
First Lieutenant; A. r. ParRhurst Second Lieu
Detachment of Police.
THE REVIEW.
In front OF the La Pierre House a stand had beel
erected upon which we found MaJOr-G eneTal Charlie
NJ. Provost and the following Officers OF his staff
iieutenant-C COLONEL II. p. Muirhead, Inspector
General; Major j. N Dickson, A. A. @. Lieutenant
Colonel j. f. Mears, Surgeon; Major Samuel Bell
Paymaster Major r. NJ. Brnton, Quartermaster
sent Generals Bankson and Holman.
At this point the crowd was dense, and as the
visitors marched past, moving like so man
automatons they were voclferously ppplauded
the men shouted the ladies waved their hand
kerchiefs and the urchins yelled When abou
half of the 9TH had passed the stand temporar
halt was ordered, and the manner in which tn
''men in grey" came to 'order arms" rathe
astOnished some of those on the platform Th
word OF march" being again given, the com
mand once more moved forward, the followin
being the complete route;-Out Arch to Broad