New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TO AND FROM THE CAMP.
REGIMENTS THAT CHANGED PLACES.
THE GOTH GOES To PgHKsKuL AND THE SrH ANb
Arm

THE 69rH GOES To PEHKsKILL AND THE OH Az"
74rH LEAVE 1T.
Colonel Cavanseh the beloved OF every ono
OF the $50 men under mis- command In the 63tn nee'
mcnt especially favored yesterday; for during 'ns
march from the armory In Tompkns Market 70 '"s
Barge Office, where tho boat was In waiting 10 c"nVs!
them to tho State camp at Peekskiil was coo.
They had to go through the siusn and puaa'es
which tho the forenoon had mafe on the Bowery'
but they didn't "pick their steps" until they s"s
through the City Han Park and Broadway, ana - 'n"7
places were ot much dirty II great pleasure 70
tho men to march as II was 10 the thousands on
the sidewalk who chcered thcm and Professor
Ravne's splendid band IL ratified Gus
{" Marching Through Georgia" They piAyea
other American airs TOO. but 80 distinc.vely lrso
regment couldn't forget the national sntnem
OF old Erin and every body cheered when tue me" MO"
aboard the Henry l. Bishop to the times OF pon"''
Aboo" aud Cod Save ireland" Gusrd was '""""''a
at the arnory previous to their departure co"''H
three officers four ssionod oncsrs anu '"''
nina The names OF tho field aud stan ohcerssre'
Colonel James Cavanagh adjutant. James moran neu'
tenant colonel. william De Lazy; major Eh~"rd run'
surgeon, A. W. Ford assistant snrseon a. W. Wv
grove; quarterma.ter. James j. Wri; c"'n"SS~y'
John j. Ryan; inspector OF rihs practicc' S""es We
Wallace; chaplain, Matthew p. Breen; oncer OF 'a"
day, Captain stephen z. Ryan first ifeutenan'' rs"'
f. Leonard; officer OF the eeusrd. Edward T. McCrysaL
The regiment left the armory at 1880 ana tho ooss
moved out from her moorings at 1890 IRON" hJs"
is one oldest II not tho oldest msn IN tnc rex-
ment. As the boat skinned mp the s,'ea.
he told yarus which made everybody lausnea a"o
kept everybody good humor uotil tho boat puied n
at Roa Hook Then the officers got the men into line
and they dcbarked These the OF tho ofnce'
Company A, Captain Michael Brennan; d. Jsmes Co"-
Ion G. Dennis c. Mccarthy: d. Maurice Cox; T. h"sa
Coleman; f, Thomas Martin; q, stephen r. Ryan; h'
Martin Mcdonnell; I, James q. Cunningham; h, 'onn
Kerr.
Colonel Cayanagh, mounted on spirited charger.
led the advance toward the camp and as ms Sen
mates foows ed company Of the sth Regment ~nen
was going depart with tho return OK tue ooa pos
sented and at this token the reraese rv,es az
the two regiments checred one another. Aa.v,nk
camp tho Goth boys relieved tue euaris ts Et
the sth and 7tth Regiments, the attsr ro.ay Say
Sev.Yors -" Then COLONEL Csvanagh and AdIutans
Moran reported the Post Commander ia
Porter and the Post Adutant Colonel Pnisteret' eno
their took formal possession
Of the camp They were ready IN the eVenn. ~,
parade and retreat. At 10 O'Clock taps w-re souu"e"
and Sht. nut out General Jackson. the officer detaea
10 report upon the mauGuvres OF tho ttoops ~
the soldery appearance. the d,cptins ana
sS arsar numerical strength OF the under Colone
Cavsnaghs con- maud ana Oeneia sna, b"d ensrrsd
was the best regiment in every sense that naa
The 7fth started by for Buffalo and the stn 70
turned to the city BY boat inese and the Colonel:
cheeks yow with pride as he spoke OF he
steadiness OF those under MS comeua sn,linx' Ad-
o , u lanes Johnsron surgeon Charles t. Bruce s"u
Assistant Surgeon Samuel Hemingway ,,,rv .on.
,s,nn surgeon Of ine men during th-ir week: stsy
was moro than satisfactory - n,nys suy VA, iois
tue hryh m. visit of the TO the camp GU
tailed many duties upon Tue nen We w,s svsr
percentage OF sickness among tno pandt,ous being
before known. similar unfavorsoie e""u's''"' ""
gwen" , =. w.s, nty.sccond. ST.. and
The men went ashore ~ west - rns armorv
amid the cheers Of a large crowa marcus" W W
al TWeuty-seveuth-st. anu Nihtu"'o'