New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
RETURN OF THE NETWORK AND SOUTHERN
TROOPS,

ARRIVAL OF THE SEVENTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF TIE HOMEwARD TRIP-PAssAGE or OTHER
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH THE CITY,
The 7th Regiment started from Boston on
Friday evening. aud arrived In this city on Saturday
morning Leaving Horticultural Hail. the regiment
marched by way OF Westinghouse TO Franklnst where
tho lst Corps Of Cadets were drawn up in line. A
marching salute at this point given to the Cadets by
the 7th and the courtesy returned The march was
then resumed along Franklin, Federal, High and Sonth
ss to the Old Colony Depot where delegation OF the
LIST Massachusetts Militia drawn up Behind these
stood large crowd, who chcered loudly as the 7th
entered the depot Tho depot itself was almost hled
with people, who also aprlauded each company az IL
passed in On the left platform tie ith nof Mas
sachuscts Militia drawn up IN ne and gave the 18th
repeated cheers. The 4th then left the platform, and
the LIST Corps of Cadets entered and took their place
Browns Brigade Band OF Boston played "shonld aud
acquaintance he forgot" the 9TH entered the cars;
and while the special train moving out OF the depot
at D. m the Boston band played the familiar air OF
" Bully for you"
While the train was on its way, the "SweiDette Band,
formed Of members of the drum corps, passed through
the cara and serenaded each company. including the
officers and the visitors Notwithstanding the rude ma
ture OF the instruments, tin whistles, hsl-
horns, etc. rhis band performed several operate
and popular airs, and gained great applause.
The train arrived at Newport before dark AT this
point very large crowd had collected on the steamer
Newport, tine crowd shouted and c"ercc VIGOROUSLY,
The troops were at once ass gnea ln'r ttes anu nc
officer Of the day: First Lieut. Turner and second-'Ieut
Dewson senior ana 5GI oG no % sn Visited the
drum corps quarters. where the swene'.e Eahn Was
rooms. The members Of the regiment had done TIER
work, now, and were bent upon having 1hn one nenI
OF vocasts was formed and rcnadcd the Mayors party
with IarbOaid Watch and Other bailad' sung as o9es
with choruses This erenade lasted for an hour, arter
which the Mugan Guard Band" with tTombones, TN
Whistles, and tin kettle DRUM s9ISnadea the d Iar
This fun kept up until midnight When Tue tattoo
beaten and every one S,,r,e To- q1S a. sounded
and t re- gentS and United states ags raised
the 6agsafs Breakfast sooD after served. and at
When near tnf ,e p9 foot Of Fast Eighty the Teg
mcnt was greeted with the firing o. cannon and from
tuuo p salute The Newport reached Pier No % North
River about 900 m, tho baud PLAYING wing idHI4s
was fired from the Plymouth Rock. The LentenantCol-
and staff officers Of tno list R WERE on he
while crowd OF persons occupied me upper end OF hs
pier 9"dug e Tl acF Ss s ' 7s Ro
ment. which drawn az IN Inc on NC tide" Am; III
wsy IN front Of tho CITY IIai The 7ls then returned
fine salute and escorted the IN along broadway Astor
place and Fourthayenuo 10 the aiinoly where The com
The V@terans Of the 9TH Regiment left Boston about
p rd H. Oh ffi gr n r"Tai rc II r homes the members
met at the head4isIers N INC fooon %n1 theT
partook Of breakfast With the South Carolina VISITORS 10
;Thn Old Guard accompanied 10y Downngs Ninth Regi-
mept Band aud Drum orps, LETT Boston Friday after
noon by the Fan River line ara arrived IN ul' cry al
a. m on Saturday. They ao'ed rs escort to the Washing
ton Light Infantry OF nam 'I1h = =, ana, on arm d.
Where they brcabstcd ard thence visited the stock
Exchange The Charleston Cummny, with MS escort
next Proceeded to D'imohIos at naTtnoK If
hreakfast with the Veterans Of tho IN Regiment Gen:
the PRESIDENT Capt. Simmons of Charleston, Major
Mclean of the Old Guard, Cot lcrmyea, Lieut. On,
christ of Charlie ;tUn, Col. L0nrc. Dr. Cheesenar ara
others After the breakfast The Old Guards veterans OF
the 7ih aud delegation of tho IN Regnlent ~ Co.,
ION ot rrr No 90 y Il. Al The pcT the unitcd bauCs
pIayed pixie" "My Maryland" and other mther
TIc First PENNSYLVANIA Regiment left Boston by the
Fan River line on Friday afir,Loon anu ariDea In t.s IN
once by way beshrOsse- 81 ferry Ia Jersey CITY Where
my 1 p,ub Mar1'lad Er.il,n on their return from
BOSTON, passed through New York at an early nom yes
try1ay morning ard took special train from jersey
t II heinz Sunday there was public dcmoustra-
non hut number 0f persons had gathered al fr -,
n r.. previous to the arrival of the regiment. Willie
,.'iur HE ferry the Marine land played several airs
and the men joined in a sacred CHORUS
ARRIVAL HOME or THE WASHINGTON u. c. LIGHT
INFANTRY.
w.snINcYoN, June 20.-The Washington
LIGHT Infantry Corr. returned at o'clock TINS morning.
and was Wclccncd by number Of the honorary neI-
rr. who escorted ic corps a restaurant where break
,ot awaited IT, The incnhers ell speak in enthusiastic
fc1us of the friendly and losptabic manner IN "h'cl
they were cYcrywnor rccei,ed aLd 'helr feelings "o
shaied by our ctlcns generally
RECEPTION OF TEE FIFTH MARYLAND Al
BALTIMORE
R,ITruoRE. June 2O.-The 9Th Maryland
pecinent reached Baltimore this afternoon about
o,c,ock on its return from Boston. Tho regiment
WAS met OF the depot by company cohpoSel
OF members Of the regiment who hai renamed
10 homo a delegation from the Grand Aarmy OF the
Republic and large number OF citizens The streets
Inn inc route 81 march 10 the arInory were
,s.,,ed with thousands OF enthusiast admirers,
,nonv of whom were ladies'. Many buildings were
docoTated with flags. The reception was compete
oyaton After o lew remarks ~ COL Jchkins, Ut inc
Armory, tho command was dismissed