The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-30
THE RETURN OF THE NINTH.
IHE BRE4kTNG UP or THE ENCAMP-
AENF Ar LONG BRINCH


Cuiorrrs Diamond Mistaken for Ccu,-
c,-ibe Tears of the Bette. oT the branch
-Thc ErVy Of the Niuth's Contemporaries.
On Monday morning, at IL o'clock, the
Fil.h Regiment muettrcd IN front Of their tents
Il cit iagn was July accoutrcd, knarsRcks were
STRAP, cd Llansc,s rolled forage caps slung, and
ever. ttiur vas in readiness for the start home.
ward col. FIX and the field on'ccrs and stan were
uo,njcd, the line oNcers being with their compa-
ne. rtcCstly ~ tie ucsl boring church clock
sur,& tie fret chime Of II. the Colonel raised
bis hand. The cannon bclched forth its sheet Of
G,mc. TIE standard was lowered, and, as If Ivy
mtgic, tic terts were struck simultaneously. TEen
Tic diuws rolled forth the general assembly, and
H. moi icll In by companies with raTitity which
vas LeitLtful TO the military eye. Soon the line
was io:utd, aui tie bind taking it's place at tie
he'd oftLc column, struck up
LASiGAE's BALL,
10 which 4. cchanasu tune tie ri mrnt marched
fcr to 'ast time TO the Continental to dine. AZ or
tie Well iors had dcsl stcl,d "a, mea, thCy formed
IN co'umu ON tie csulunate in IF, 1t Of the hotel
aud o,oui rd ;Dicc si'cs ~ the massey quadrangle,
u,it i'ul,s having ,ccn greatly increased By
ucu'tt. vro came down at tic lat no. ,ut 20
t.tc o. 90. G., ~ e q uprch ap Roadway. C.L
FISK '>,u .",m to 60, nJut g4i delivered a tc..!lr
ht.lc 'ictcf, winding up vita cal tor tln,e e.ceis
for
porgovs. or Ius covuytNr,I,
Which were riyer with a vii. Three moro were
Fiyca for PEG residents oi LoaE Branch. VIC were
br'crtied 20 great nun jers around the Continental
ard returned tie comp lrcnt Viia lcus applause.
tn tl.I'Cl TO c's!tn irrst,vcA strong al the
lc.y, ti' t,. L,-t,rN Wallace oud Floyd were there.
s'.o N.- Ha"...-ou. tae lhel Eag,i.A a,ucs.. Ed
via A'.re. JoHu 81. u-hew, Mr. Charles Haiertan,
TaE H,KLtr co. IAg FUrugG,
rad w.ry Oilers. Or every siu, vc., h.arl c.cl4.
II G,rs crll,afu.c at The sydc-'y api eaianee o.
tlcf,n 30 heavy H.t,!..- ,tl. r. and r,-rct that
they W,l' SONG ,.ay Tie les were evidently
lryin@ TO ir'' nty er U'iam that TIC -..sJn
~. '''' ', ~. tsa, ~. !, ren; ~ sVig
.n4 Lol,ht hey would stop Hide lcn-rr. A.
iIst ibc EuWeut came. tie walters WHO bad Pc %
Ous-Int y.oAt c. t4c rr''u vita g..scs OF chan
pnro fc't h' r1erds to ,hcir mi tsry acquaintance
were Ci-ues ~ 's, bac,, IKE AoJutaa' dashed NJ
The IN speed 81 lis horse to clear away the multi
tudt ,hJt tt,ugel around ;he gates aud as ttcse
flow'y l' tst@ ttc baud s.iuck up the mvori,c
mareh "a, Ninth, aud the columa dta.ed down 20
Asruci,I TEAM
bore them 10 the Plymouth Rock, on which they
enlhtt Sc NJ o'ciock Although the men mustered
luh ave hundred ns! ontt,, and there were hundreds
# ladies an3 gentlemen on b"ari. tue great stc1m-
boat swallowed them up and made no sisn. The
boat was not In the leas; crowded nor did There
seem TO he many soldiers on board. john BrOusaam
went lack with tie regiment. 50 did Mrs Pike and
htr tnree frety 6atehters; Mrs. Blaney, wife OF
I,pt Ban'y % the re- ,ment. Mrs. Heuriques and
hundreds ~ wo,l-EnOvn brauc1crs Tilton Wa
uorc-lo; Theodore long los, but the hands ONE
steNa-i It Ne Pyu,ujl Rock, re,picndcni in lis
NarraE@Lseti navy uni Vrn, lad villa an cuorHo1s
emerald, set with brl iant., in lis shirt bosom
Capt. Syrons was in command and a. soon AS dc
vessel touched pier - he jumped ashore aaJ MIR
TIE SAvAg FORCES
for the reception o; heir chief Awaiting him also
on tie lef were merry hundred men " the NIn;h
~ maareG hing order who Lad not 6.oo Of the ia
excellent discipline tic regiment nled Gu 10
the pier, and marched TO tue street through the
lane inside by the escort In the dense tnronS Assem-.
bled on tue iicr. First was TIC drum corps. Ire.
reded by he Dunn Major; tfen o'Bren, Win the
band then came tae Colonel, on his chatger. look.
lug Ike Alc-Aader. The rays Of tie burning August
sun struck tie enormous thnoad which he wore
and 1t became the seInblancc OF
FRAGMESTARY COMET.
Behind him rode the FIELD and staff officers and then
came the rcGiment IN companies. They marched
crowds which lined the streets wing them a cheer
that was like roar. Cot. Iisk seemcd astonisncl
At his regiments reception, and looked again and
again at tne throug OF geut.enen in front o. stew
ats block who were waying shcir hats aud shout
Ing win infectious ent!usi. sm FIR IN advance the
people up Bruadr ay heard the cry ana look up their
stations to greet frince Ese IS he passed. The
waxing handkerchief and men cheering. In front u
the 1t. Nicholas AMI thc Pre- Il House the march
bad to he delayed until TIE poli,enen in lreni could
clear psss &C Tor the dtum corps. 1ten the march
Was taken W gain, fhd the companies l'ed passed
AMID a-mitn+ Comments and eleoarasing criticism
TIC stali old gentlemen At tie New iorH Hotel
he ard tie i'.r ,i tie cheering multitude AID tie
tohi"s OF the drrns and pc,..s.Iy exclaimed that
TuKIR HEADS ABOUT FISK
| IN the next minute they were on the balcony, all
Eyt 10 see. al ears 10 hear, in tie very arofy ui
e. ~eetaiion. CA went the tiumpha procession.
@sanes peo sa C ba sae stoG ~ Dr@ No.
se.yes 10 crowd 4 streets OF New York rs nothing
else could crowd them, and 90 give oil men an
enthusiasm that had been d,r,nait since America.
days OF blood ma has,ie On icy Tlmpcd, hSe
veterans, rcsIlcndent In their tlue uniforms aud
WINE pahtalcors with ueir tccoulrc meats and their
BAY ouets toning IN tue Sunlight aRi their acrs
nu-hei ana g'oNihs VIA the rapture OF tie houC
avenue, marching always steadily vita rifles well
s s0Pfd and to Sns vel SrffeG and ep Nell kept
halted inside the4F Ariaory, Then came lew
WORDS or GOOD CHEER
from the Colonel, command from company officers
and the ranks were broken and the lien were has
ne success OF tie eHeampncn, was complete
In ULdrg our account We must mention in common
lutlce tie names OF iaosc 10 Wnom That succes.
WIS due. q! Tie COuuoV, slare &C D. We sposcn d.
iCrpth a'd Licui.-C y b. airc md Hoj Alien must
not be forgotten. Hey seconded H. the most 49,.
I.alc manner, and With high military ability a.,
uars ON e' oo'oucl, AL aided grea,h 70 uGe-eiye
that C-el, line without which the camp II .ht ha,,
teen failure. The !olioiug Of the pace wa con-
rlct. a. tcr tie charge oI Maj Hitchcock, who
I'd,ti himself 90 ttorou Riy that 1t WAS moa
To- re Of Long Branch. Tire hosOi,al arrang euen,.
Were uLtc bg Or. iullayd, and assisted by d.
1hni,. q, aud their iuiic- ~ ere NOR. uu,rou, thsu
couu Co. imagined, for many men suffered severely
from suu burn, and The bad water questioned M.
n'rou cases of dIairi o.. TIE - stal arrangement,
were su clYlsed b, Sergeant cks ON, Col. FINK.
private secretary. to whom the Irvss are deeply in
debed ,,r the tae conGuct of their DISPATCHES. Tie
tfnnsI ort-uon oflugsare Was in TIE charge Of the
QuarteimuzeT capt, BAyley. To the edOr,s OF these
gentlemen - due De TACT that everything went o.
proeset wheel aud every iura of the Colonei's Was
executed with accuracy and attic Ut delay
Trotring NJ Long branch.
To-day is the second Of the SUMMER trottinr
meeting on the Monmouth Park Course, at Lon;