New-York tribune., 1880-10-12

by seizing one o. two of the men and cur'lhs tl'H
In most offensive manner. m8, ,xho he'd left
Superintendent Nalilng, VINO hau in
Police Headquarters Intending to oNd wax tog
Broadway. noticed the man, ana Tne
drunken fellow turned upon The superintendent ahu
struck al him several times Patroiman Cush, oi
the Fourteenth Precinct. went 10 MI "aliahgS L,
sistance and endeavOred 10 arrest the fuIhan put
the man fought so desperately that the oiDcer was
Obliged to rap for assistance. lhe cOmDned enul,s
of FIVE patrOlmen and the Superintsnuent ~
nodded TO take the man into Ponce Headquar'eI>,
two blocks distant. When he arrived there MS coat
was torn 10 shreds, and he was bleeding from sew
eral cuts in his face lie was locked u a.tsi M
the name of Anthone German. OF Canai ana ID lAlel-
SIS Dnrine his struggle with the man Supclln-
tendent Walling had his hat smashed but ne es-
capped injury.
DELEGATIONS FROM OUT OF THE CITY.
TEN THOUSAND MEN FROM BROOKLYN IN TWO
MISREPRESENTATION ENTATivEs FROM NKw-JEKstY
-rug srARIN BRIGADE-COMPANIEs FROM HCD-
son RIVER TOWNS.
The Brooklyn contingent. which formed part OF
the THIRD Division of the parade comprised at ieast
10000 men. IN two brigades Of three regiments
each. all under command of General L. B. Fowler.
If is known as the Second Division Boys in Blue,
s. n Y. and includes Kings. Queens ana
Richmond Counties. Several independent orgai'z-
atIons of artillery and cavalry were also attacA'
General FowIcr's staff was as follows: Captain W.
J..
Jnspe,tor: General W. 6. Steinmetz. Engineer;
Dr. p. ID. Leys Surgeon; DR.. II. J. Mennin-
ger. Assistant Surgeon General w. IL. DE Lacy,
Chief of Artillery Comrade j. VI. Lawrence, Quar-
termaster: Leutenaut-Colonel Charles Schdrg,
Pavmaster-G Generals Captain w. L. B. Stears, Com
missory: CAPTAIN Edwin 4. Perry, Inspector OF
Rife Practice and the following aids: Colonies lie
Il Beocher j. w. Cronklte, David l.. Austen;
Majors f. T. Wright, Paul Turison. w. NJ. Tyler
w f. E,herington. L. w. Brueninghausen:
Cantains s. G. Evans, w. NJ. Baker. Charles w Bar
low. W. j. Lepine; BrigadIer-General Peck, Colonel
w. D. Beard. j. f. Fuller, G. NJ. Van Buren,. Major
George rait, Major Thomas Mosscrop, Colonel y. l.
Jones, Colonel j. b. Pressden, Captain James A.
Hairy. Daniel Alexander MAJOR Katt; Comrades
+. Mcintyre and +. T. johnson Howard General
Fowler's headquarters flag was of white bunting
with the inscription, in blue letters, second Divi-
sion Bows IN Blue" Ii carried by James ketch-
am The Old Guard of the Twenty-ir Nard Ma
ior Wells actel as headquarters guard.
The various organizations OF the Western Dis
trict formed the first brigade, under command OF
General A. c. Tate, with the following mounted
staff: Captain Walter Thorne. Assistant Adjulant-
General; AIDS, Captains W. Mitchell, N. !. Cootie
Alonzo FosteI S. II. Mildenberg, X. j. Sperry. W.
C. Booth, j. II. Broche, d. Buhre, Edward Ham. j.
S. Bangs and Colonel j. G. Slaght. General Iates
headouarters flag borne by Standard-Bearer
Sperry, was of red bunting, with the inscription,
in white letters. " 1st Brigade BOYS IN Blue"
The regiments were as i)liONs:
firsl. comprising the FIRST, second. Third, Fourth
FIftn, and Eleventh Ward ORGANIZATIONS, com-
mandCd by Colonel a. V. Bergen; Lieutenant Col
onel John G.. Noopan Major, A. j. Lyon AdJn-
faut Captain Alexander Johnson. The T. giment
formed in Hicks-s., with the night resting III ful-
tOu-st. - - r.,., ~,
Tenth Twelfth and Twenty-second WARDS, 1oOO
men Colonel George {. Kibge: Lleuienaui- ui-Cnioi ei'
Dsyid j. Pilsworth; Major, John Picket; A, Iutant.
Captain Thompson. lhls Lormed III Hehry-sL' WIN
the right resting IN futon-St. r,.
Third, comprising The seventh, seventh f, Iw,ntieth; di
Twenty-dftn Wards, 1.s0O men. Colonel, II. w.
Michel: L,entenant-Co Colonel, George II. Starr;
major, X. ". LHommedIeu; Adiqtant, Captain >.
(raIlngcr. Tnls regiment formed in Chnton-st.,
with the right resting in Perrepont-st. All formed
AT 3 o. m. aud embarked about $50
The Second Brigade consisted OF me ne orSahizlI
Gtn Regiments aud independent COMPANIES and
camoaIgn clubs from GreenpOnt. General Lewis 4.
Stegman III command, WIN !he following staH:
MAJOR T. Vi. Clark. assistant adJntan general ana
coiyinlssary OF subsistence; Captain DAVID Acre.
Acknowledgement Dr. Charles X. Doane, sur
econ Captain T.. Iait, judge advocate Colonel ).
" Zones. engineer; aids, Captains William Ii.
Leaycraft, w. Green. W. smith and Charles Nader
The regmeutal Orsaniz ulOns were as follows:
Fonrtn COMPRISING the lhlrte 'ntn and Nineteenth
Ward organizations, 1,4OO strong Colonel, W. -
Duryea; Lieutenant Colonel, +. 5 Hodgknson; {;
Major, Charles Ii. Post; AuJntahl, HOuZe lOWHHiey
Fifth. the Fifteenth. Sixteenth and Eighteenth
WaIds 500 strong. Colonel, Lee NuttIng: Lieu
tenan. Colonel, Edward Lander: Major, James
Campbell. c.., w
orgonizltlons 800 strong. Colonel Charles
Wage; Lieutenant-Cooael H. Dawson; MAJOR,
Tb. ,Ts Independent Campaign Observation-Disclosures
field and Arthur Clubs-were commanded by Colonel
Renhardt D..-.. .
b,.E VIII Ifcl ed IA a
| ern District column, formed on South Eighth and
First-ss.; the 5t1 III Manhattan-ave.: the 4th, al
| south Ninth and FIrst-sts.
| lvn DIVISION: the First Ward. 80 strong commanded
! by CAPTAIN Franklin Woodruff, ir. the Fifteenth
| Ward 100 strong commanded by Captain j. H..
| SNYDER and the Nineteenth Ward Cavalry. go
| strong. There were also five howitzer batteries.
| The men made a very martial appearance as they
marched through the stree OF Brooklyn To the tap
of the drum, and were heartily cneered lranSporta-
tion was had by means OF several chartered Jerry
boatsand by the barees Warren and Nelson, supplied
bv II. Starn The Western Distrlcir r < nentS came
| over bv the Wall Street Ferry aud by boats FROM
| Jewels dock the 2d aud Sd Regiments taking the
latter route. OF the kas ern District regiments the
Ain and 9Th came 10 The foot Oi Thirty -fOurth-st
East RIVER and the 9th Regiment came directly by
the Twenty-lhrd Street Ferry TO New-York.
| The formation of The Brooklyn companies III New
York was as follows. the Boys in Blue taking tno
| rght of each regiment, which rested In MADISON
| we: 1st Regiment. in Twenty-Glti-st.; 2d, IN
TweDtv-sixth-st.: 3D. in Twenty sevent-sI.; Gth II
'r~cnty-echtb-st.: 5th IN went, ,-uiuth-s. 4th IL
| Tniriieth-st As the Second Division of the parade
| passed up Nladison-aye. the tfs Brigade OF Gcnera
| Fowlcr's DIVISION fell III, followed by the Second
| Brigade. . - -. ,.,,,. ,,.,,.,,,,
The Boys in Blue OF Paterson, y. D.. accompanied
by the Totowa Battery and the Beckwith and Cooi
Battery of that city, came 10 this city by the New
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad. The mel
were under the command of Colonel A. Derrom, The
. General of the Republican Marching Clubs OF Pater
son. When the train reached PasSaic City, the Boz
in Blue OF that place entered the ears. headed by
large band. The train was crowded. Each OF tin
| organizations uniformed and accompanied by
| large number of honorary members.
The preparations for the parade began at an early
hour m Jersey CITY. MaiOr-General Ramsey, TIA,
| Commani Ter OF the w-Jersey Department OF tine
Bows in Blue of the Union Veterans Union, com
| A Ira. no nr