The New York herald., 1877-07-28


bers Of the stan OF ihs Eleventh brsade. BY
regiment, President c. H. stocdard, and
the Excelsior Cub. social organization
The ferry boat Fult n IN waiting. aud etroops
went immediately on board The boat touched the slip
nvs minutes to one Here va, they were met BY large
und enthusiastic crowd Ii vas ono cobtnued
ogaon o So ,rmoy o ss Terry aons tho line Of march
nnder tue auspices OF the Veteran Association OF the
regiment Win collation. aud brief speeches Of well
come and cougratulttlon.
ARNoRrrs
In great emergency such as mas Just happened tho
cZens ol Now YORK leo mutual OF Ihankfuncss
TO the men VINO In military uniform came forward
from ne'r various avocitoDs sacrificed their i'm
mediate ard material interests to the general veal
White the citizens feel thus would willingly tax
themselves to an almost unlimited extent to pro.
every the volunteer soldicry
who 20 noby responded To the call OF the
GoverDor, l. extremely annoying TO ind
that our militiamen have bad any occasion for com.
paint From Brooklyn comes the report Of the soI-
dors being Competed 10 eat rotten eggs and singing
meat aud vegetables aud from two of our own mr..
bitter complaints have been made OF the
acicr oil the during the lrst lew days of the
week The State of New York, in whose proud name
these were called ont To protect the property and
nrcsiacs OF its citizens, would certainly resent the
treatincn, OF It's National Guard ia any other
State viii Willingly foot the Bills but the men
should have the benefit OF the expenditure. HERALD
reporter. who made n Of the armories yesterday
and saw and officers alike. reports thai while the
majority OF regiments now under arms have little
pain there least tw0 the sixty ninth
aud tlflh, sho have occasion TO murmur. Slbsc-
Glonny the complaints OF these two regiments
viii he recorded The regiments were all
al their armores yesterday N good shape every way.
aud The ihe seventh mustered at the epoch
OF peril midnight OF Wednesday, 800 muskets shows
that our gallant defenders may be relied upou when
the time The boys have shown no disposition
Whatever to complain In truth the discom moris !hcy
have endured IN the way OF cold meals and hard
beds have only whetrcd thclr desire for lutte
more such campal. n ng ard In secret they lament
that they have bad 10 chance displaying thsir del-
N Ina nrf
To mob ana Commnnstic ruic
LONGING roR A CHANCE.
''lt makes muddcr than n-l." said an old vet
Gran oi The Seventh TO the rcporter ''that We have
becu deprived OF chance OF having belt At these el-
lows. 1t must come some o. these days, but I'm
tim old aud hang II, want 10 let IN see that
or WI OF roughs aud rowdes can overawe tho gentle
men OF New York cily."
.liow are they re d ny your" asked the HxRAID
reporter OF sersean, Bnrptof at the armory Of tho
THIRD regiment, Battery Is, o. White street. "Well
new" said Srrgsants Bursio anu Noll have NO
reasons to compain /, has been pretty good"
Tue HsRALn reporter put the same ques,ion to Adju.
dant aesemanu, Of the Eleventh regiment over Cen:
Make', Centre street. and he SAID, 1T Is all
right For the hrs, few lays It was rough, bat the
boys all sai isfad now "
a the Seventh's ,rmory, Tompkins Market
Colonel Emmons Clark said they were as comfortably
provided for under the circumstances they possibly
could be- The regiment certainly appeared 10 be in
glorious mood Tor enjoyment and all sorts Of horse
soners paid them visit in the middle Of the day and
the ''boys" up with vengeance the way of POLO
leap frog baseball palone aud every sort OF athletic
rHr UNFORTUNATE FIFTH
Colonel Spencer came promptly to the rescue with
his devoted regiment OF gallant Du,chmen lone Irish.
man from Cork included, b. the way). Tho Colonel
spoke cloquently in dcnunclaion OF tho imperfect
rangements for his command--tne wretched plumbing
work. the horrible Ventilation, &c. Then DR.. N. J.
Messemcr, who has saved tho lives OF several mon
OF sunstroke eases that happened in the brief heated
yesterday Oscar Haase, corporal, Company August
5ann, dru%m.r Company Fl LoeM sss' PIRATE
Ohma private, COMPANY Fred A. HEP private,
Company G: Richard Schue, private, Company g:
Diedrich Brcdc, private, Company II Philip Lehrinn.
sergeant, Company G; b. Aibrecht, private Company
l; Henry Reddebosse, sergeant, Company A; Henry
Hoepfner, sergeant, Company Fl 4. r. Milan, private,
Company b; John Lows, private, Company +; Peter
Maehlcy. drummer Company d; Henry Goscker, pr-
DR.. Messeiner, Of tho Fifth regiment, treated
his sunstruck patients with the following prescrip-
ticu|Aromac spirits Of Of ammonia an compound spirits %
with ice especially upon the head
First Lieu cnaut Bakely, Of the Seventy nrst, said
there Tor complaint that the had been
very ary treated for the last few days. though at the
beginning there was some occasion to complain.
GsSERAL MuRMURs.
Some OF the men in the various regiments had com.
psints make about things not being comfortable
s eSsA sa De- ana captain :ss
Market '.li's impossible TO satisfy everybody; bus
tell SS yS We ad tho Fo .s,: aosm.s.
worst the city. We can't stand it any longer.
tncy give the Irish and Germans any better
military quarters than these they may whistle Tor
them 10 defend their property We men, and have
the feelings men just as much rs the seventh any
any other regiment
As Major General Dakin did not receive any orderu
last evening 10 DISMISS the different Brooklyn regi
men,s on duty at the various armorles they wore
kept ready for emergency last night IL IS probable
that orders for their dismissal Will be received
| GRAND ARMY INF RsrcBuc
| The following despatch forwarded 10 President
| Hayes yesterday
| HEApQUARrERs GRAND ARMY REPunLIc,l
| Nrw YoaK, July "a. 1877!
saa Of s Rgss,
30 ,. o' ' .hs
Commander-n- Chief
| POLICE ARRANGEMENTS
There arc no new arrangements Of the police since
general order issued the beginning Of the pres
labor troubles resembling all leave OF absence and
holding tho entire iorce In al the respective
The Board OF poIice held n meeting yesterday after.
noon, at which the following resolution was passed -:
KssG,sd That g, HIS Honor the Mayor BE- respectfully in,
coatinue duty tue seventh; Twelfth Twenty second
""a to s the Police
The Board takes this opportunity express 70 Ills Honor
named cordially with DepsrIment
while under It's orders.
MAIL TRANSPORTATION
Mail after mail csme rolling in yesterday from East,
West, South aud North. Not only the regular daily
deliveries but nearly ali tue missing mails have come
TO hand great number OF bags conta ming the CALI
!ornla mails oi the l7,h, 18th aud ls'h inst were rs.
cclVeu via she Seutrai nahroau ine WesteIn nais
came IN In bunch. Over three hundred thousand
letters distributed yesterday In the Now York
Post oice. Superintendent Jackson received the toll
| lowing eaiIying despatch from a ''strikcr:"-
BisGHAxros n. Y, July "a. 1877.
To r. @. JACKSON Mail supe rintendeut:-
V anS
with engines take mali trains. Tuis morning
O'Clock William Halstead Superintendent
his engineers orders not their engines and ths
mails unless they get cricrs from him. FIREMAN.
OCEAN FRErGHrs AFFECTED.
! The effect the strike on European sh pnents OF
produce Is very noticeable. First, The supply OF meat
taken ty the majority of vessels IS ridiculousy
small only vessel taking any. About nifty thousand
| boxes OF cheese. which were 10 hsve been shipped,
have not arrived; and the same apples 70 an immense
qGantv OF Western produce which has been blockadcd
/ on the rnilroads strike 10 make up for those
DEFICIENCIES large quantity Of grain brought thr ugh
the canals being substituted to hI the vessels Il
Is being carried average OF eight TO nine cents
bushcI In place of beef in the rer2eratois the vacant
space has been filed with butter. All the STEAMSHIP
companies report large quantity OF bockaded West
erH freight