New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

feet. Tho excitement and anxiety great until
II was ascertained that no injured
. Tie march was from the Arm0ry tO Cumberandst
thence % CInon-st.. and down Walst. 10 the ferry
Along the route the greatest excitement displayed
IL was eVdeit that brooklyn especially that portion IN
which the members of the 23d resided. not in
sympathy with the strikers. From many windows the
stars aud stripes noatd and the lumnatons in
OF houses were particularly brilliant. ONLY hiss two
could be heard here there from people of the lower
laboring classes. 1T takes OF thCm tO make sol
der," WIS an nvidous echoed by the reporter
Heading the regiment after Colonel Ward who was m
command, was an escort OF several hundred young
fellows armed win umbrellas aud canes who made the
night vocal with cheers and patriotic shouts. When
Wal-st ferry reached the crowd would 20
ON the boat and became violent IN c
many soldiers were pushed out Of their rans Guards
wi fixed bayonets had To he placed the ferry windows
to Keep out intruders seIg kann's hand was bruised
- a rhhi out ne linnedlaiey knochcd d0Wh hls as-
satAnt, ,,t anu the regiment passed on board with
ia IONS with which the soldiers were supplrd
were drawn upon IN many Instances by those
meals number of manly voices hled the summer
AR with parting songs and Farewell, my own
True Love- was sang with an earnestuess that und0uU
ed was very natural under the circumstances several
Young men siLaSgrd on IN corners, and were sucdeny
very uhsocaDle As the boat slowly steamed from the
Pe., Ie" std that they had Presehtimtut
tnat tnoy would lot return. But Thoughts OF
home we're soon dissipated by the sergeanps call
Toe vessel "a special DOat which went directly from
pier. In few moments all the for
scene OF war. Detective Brown searched ears FOR
The ears started az IOJO and will reach Hornesvfe
probably IN eleven hours. Col ward before his depar
lt, expressed desire that all remaining members OF
lhe Regiment should report at the ArmOry to-day at
5 p m To follow tie regiment. About 800 more
pecteh AIrcu L. Barnrs, Major, commanding tue dc
tacbmtnt OF the 23L Regiment, issues an order this
morning requiring members Of tnat command To assem-
Die az once t the ArmOfy fatigue uniform. knIpsacks,
rolled.
various companies of the Regiment are represented
rs lOhONs among thOsc VINO went to HuruellSNllle:
Company A : command d by Joseph g. Story, anu mad
about 6Z who answered To rOlca. Two leutenaus and
nVe ser.eants were with tue Company Company num-
Dcfrd -, FIRST Lieutenant George L. NUt command
Ihe non-cUinnissOned officers represented
by two curpUfals Company G mad II and
was commanded by Capt. Horace X tn
Company ID was IN charge OF Capt. Ferry. and 30
sGOng IL Dat iOur s"rgelsts, Dut 10 Leut,n ants Com
pany l., numbering Il men, was In command Of Capt.
pany was commanded ny Capt. JOY. 10 numbered
about 46 and had two .reuauls ami four -clLis.
Compny e., 30 strong, led by Ctpt. Williams, with
two lieutenalts aad three sergeants.
Inc rulnOr WhIcu cutreu1 yesterday afternoon,
that the Tlre,ntI Regiment OF Brooklyn uad received
t4e eyenn1, pr0ye-t on Investigation to be ground
le during the al, ,crnOun officers pre,e
at the arInOry at FIdtDusl-iye. and HlnsOl ice To
await orders, nut having received no Information any
KIND at OciOcA they went to their The officers
deemed II Not iulrOOaOe tat nty ms receive orders
to-day
some of the Naw-YOrk regiments took the precauriOn
s,dtOnIng guards the arnUries last nj lat order
90 Dc PREPARED iOr anY cmcr, ,cncy. Com ny Vas On
guarG duty at The Nlh,n R-5Iincnt ArmOry.
About half-ias i've p. H. a dhpatcn was received
from L. : q aster aid, indicating that an extra
tln wOud wanted Tor tnC Trans d,On % troops
TIE extra tram To accOmOdlte 3OJ men. thereof, was
de ready Dut ~ "A. no troops had ar v d. IL was
not KNOW" AOh exactly whJ qItrcr oney we're to
come, did te railway officials KNOW where they were
t