New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
THE STATES SOLDIERS.
WORK AT THE PEEKSKILL CAMP.
DEPARTURE OF THE FOURTEENTH RFGiMkNi-A"'
RIVAL OF TWO BROOKLYN REGIMENTS.

DEPARTURE OF THE FOURTEENTH RFGiMtNi--A"-
RIVAL OF TWO BRooKLYS REGIMENTS.
STATE CAN'T OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKiLL,
June 26 tSpecio. For the first time In the history vi
the military encampments two regiments are In camp
the 32d and 1lth Reg gments OF Brooklyn The FORMER
occupies the end Of the tented village and the a
ter the east emf; tho main avenue dividing tho Two
regiments. The total number OF men In camp 49, OF
which the 32d 37j and the l1th 4lO The last uay
OF the 18th Regiment spent in hard work. YET nov
single cam, desired leave. When the l4th iel
storm swept the camp but rainbow follower 10
welcome the two regiments.
The soiicer Of the day ,was Captain KonE. Of Icom-
pany ID, 11th Regiment. who Is the senior captain o
the National Guard OF the State. The officers OF the
guard are Lieutenants Obermeyer and seiger. Inc
dress parade tonight by the 1lth Regiment was
an excellent In fact TOO much praise
cannot be given for the splendid manner
in which this duty performed on
a first night The companies were dismissed by the
Divine service will be held the Bluf near Genera
Headquarters the chaplain OF the 32d Regiment oc'
atng The dress parade evening will he per-
formed by the 32d Regiment Among the pr pT'mineas a
General Daniel ID. wyle. General Joshua NJ yarian,
surgeon-Gencral Bryant. General Br9wneIi ooiohei
Frederick Phlsterer and Colonel George " ecot|
TWO REGIMENTS START FOR CAMP.
The pOmp and circumstance of war was more
less illustrated yesterday around Essex Market, where
the 1lth Regiment assembled bright ald early to pre-
pare for the journey the state Camp at Peekskl
Grand st blockaded with pretty girls and grocers
clerks and here and there among the
crowd White helmets with sharp brass spikes bobbed
about as the soldier boys bade last good-by to
family friends Inside the all was activity,
for the 400 all under arms and drilling away
In their contracted quarters Colonel Stewart growed
at the small paraderoom low ceilings and the general
dingy look OF things Representing thoroughly the
people who live below Bleecker-st. the regiment is
great favore. and when 1t moves the sidewalks are
densely packed with downtown residents
BY 10 o'clock yesterday morning 4l6 men were packed
In the armory, clad In tue uniform, with white
helmets which they paid for themselves Colonel A. p
Stewart in command, and his staff consisted or
Leuenan,- Colonel W. p Walton. Major F. A. Jones,
Adjutsnt p. II. Williams and Dr. Wolfgang Goetz
The qusrtermaster's guard piled many heavy pieces OF
baggage upon trucks much to the curiosity OF the crowd
shortly after 10 o'clock the nine companies formed In
| Ludlow-st. and headed by the fife and drum corps
marched up Ludlow TO BrOome and down Broome ST. TO
North River they boarded the steamer Henry
f. Bishop. which was already occupied ny the Brooklyn
young men at work like plough during their stay
at Camp. Nearly half of his organization has
| regiment into irst-class trim during the week.
The 32d Regiment nearly 400 strong started from ITS
after 10 o'clock. They marched down 10 tbs foot OF
ssy without took 6rsaHg hs fsss
81, Of M the s and dcoS drum and Ssn to as
on board the iitG Regiment The reglmenta officers
are Colonel. Louis Finke meier Lieutenant Colonel, f.
NJ. Wanderers Major, T. W. Parisette Adjntant, william
Van der Clute Quartermaster. l. A Benderman; Conn
mlssary, George ZecheI; AssistantSurgeon t. W. Win-
Inspector OF Rifle Practice, Charles Norsang; Cnap-
| lain, the Rev. John M-ury.
THE FOURTEENTH AT HOME
| The 14th Regiment arrived in Brooklyn from
its weeks soourn PeeksEill about $50 o'clock last
evening. The steamer William H. Bishop which carried
the from the or East Forty secOndst landed
at JEWELS Wharf where the Veteran Association under
Major General T.. u. Fowler waiting TO escort
the boys to the Ihe two organizations made u
hne appearance a. they marched through the streets
and loudly cheered By the crowds that lined the
sidewalks. On arriving at the arnory Colonel Michel