New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
of them outranked him. an and o snid

90 them outranked him, and then
he submitted with what grace ne "a 0 mer.
to the inevitable sats of his frien ds-was
taten ont on his cot from his tent 10 tno eenv
the parade- ground, full eighth OF nv, anvil
w. eS.aLeped mill a straw was vigorously appi.su
Ho s ears and nostrils. When he did awake tne
EXPRESSION of his eyes-not, 10 ne"' nud VIZ i'm
precision Of his unp aroS Spu more
fr,ghtful than hat of the gentleman IN @ ~ ss
the finale to the orgies of the nght, Wheh !. Ms9
attempted hoist the haSs at sunrise, ahe, s an ar
fistic match picture, camp bedstead from tho &
Of the other the haiards on each being asn d gcod
otherwise fastened contrary TO the peace a"u s0'N
order of the Camp of Instruction. III. 18th. ~
YOu must have had ia T rather n Ey Rs CORE
having been put in possession of the facts soaec
Jolly night No. sirl We all slept IKE IKE
Christians from taps TO Te nSbt 4 some sort of
feast of reason and flow of soul oyer IN Tue uep"i
ment tents hadn't kept us awake -, 60 oomn
AdinIant General Townsend returned 10 camp
last night after making Tying WISH I.,,oo "
b,s family who are at Newport. Post-ouIgeon1
Bryant and Post Hospital Steward lmgaro rc'urnoo
70 C esp in Rodney G. Ward of the 23d who still
,ingerrd in camp to-day and decidedly loath ~. ~
leave has issued the following circular No D. W
his regiment: . .,o-,ro
The Colonel commanding takes pleasure In tenaelns
his sincere thanks to officers and members o als
command for their prompt and cheerful oDeuenUe IN
ORDER their soldery bearing; marked Improvement ~
S and discipline strict and careful attention to All tnS
sos' Gu' %sl nS'af the Stale Camp Of at
Peekskil an unqualified success ,s en- Ad,utant
Special thanks are hereby rendered 70 9Tewis
Enrene w. Bird Regmeutal Surgeons Edwin A. noT w
and Edward Bunker 2naT,erWWassts Street for their
untrinr labors behalf OF the regiment III 'n'A-
members Of this regiment urgently requested
not 10 permit favorable opportunity no" eAs; s nm
pass aw az, for recruiting their respective PRE-
10 the fun sandsrd-vz 1O3 oihcers anu ne' .oase-
quent company meetings, combined eho n 20 400 men,
less energy, ought TO bring the rolls uP " w"
without the band, by December 81. 1851
dispatch received here this afternoon, ahho1ho
ing the sudden death of General Varlai, caroJ %
forth very general expressions OF sorrow MANY u
the officers here being old personal nenu''
RETURN OF THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.
The 9Th Regiment arrived at the foot OF west
srwentv-second-st ON the steamer Long Brdncn AT
about $3.50 d. III. yesterday. They made hanosolhe
appearance as they formed IN line ana ihaIon lou
through wenty- third-st., up Fllth-aVe', 10 VIC
Grand Central Depot, to escort the 18th Separate
Company of Mount Vernon. ne new un i,,n n ns
were the object OF much comment along the ilhe Oh
march by the people Oh sidewSks. u IHua
steps aud balconies. The ngnt b Due
neat and pretty effect, and the goluen spAos n
shields on the black helmets give the necessary
martial glitter. Not word OF dissatisfaction Win
the trlp could be heard at the arm0ry. -,
Everything was done for our comfort, sara
one private, and the board was exceIent; resh
meal and vegetables being plenty, and OF hfst-r ale
quality. The men all had an elegant .he' anu @h0
only sorry they had TO return SO soOn'
An officer said " / never saw the regiment look
better act better OF do better Our dress parade
Yesterday was said by good judges TO be as near
perfect as il could be. The men acquitted inch-
selves we'll and tell you there's nothing ike
good camp for handling regiment we'll" ~,
None of the men came home seriously III, thougu
o few suffered some from neat