New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
NAVAL MEN PREPARING TO MOVE.
REUNION OF voLUNTEERs-GESERAL COM
MENTs

| the National Encampmcnt at Detroit. leaving Ne"'
York on sunday, August @ from Jayst', North hNer'
| at AS A. m; West Forty-secOnd-st at ~ a. H.
| and Wechawken at 1915 a. IN. The tram VIII oc
| run on a schedule allowing ample time for reHeoh'
ments AT Kingston ana syracuse, and arriving III De
| ,rolt earIy on Monday morning. Sleepngcar accom-
| modatious which must be engaged by July 10 VIII
he provided In car lots al these reasonable ra'ee
Lower berhs occupied by two, s. 80. or al Az each
| upper bcrths 81 40 Railroad fare Tor the rounu
trip will be S14. Tickets will be on sale from july
IA ~ August g. good for return trip to August 10,
| bnt may be extended until september 30 under tne
usual conditions Holders Of tickets will have the
privilege Of returning by any regular train and stop
| ming AT Niagara Falls Applications for tickets ana
sleeping berths will be attended to by H. b. '@eoe'
| No 1853 Broadway, between and p. m, nom July
| 10 to August l.
| Commodore w. S. Wells, commanding the Nauonal
Association of Naval Veterans has issued Instructions
10 his shipmates" from which the following arc eA-
| tracts;
Our convention VIII be held in Room l, Court House
Detroit. on August 5, beginning At 0 80 Il. ~ LSch
association entitled three delegates VINO us'
| mo proyided with duly accredited credentials
Tho wants Of shlpmates in regard to quarters are ~
varied that concluded not personally attempt 70 pro-
vide accommodations but comrades OF DeEol
US there Is provision made for all VINO VIII at'ehu N
encampment therefore would suggest, you nave U
| already made arrangements, that you write r. '"
Cot,reIl chairman OF Committee Accommodations Zot
Encampment, G.. A. r. Detroit, Mich, VINO VIII give
| full information
Your Commander wants to make our display IN the
narade one OF which you w.n be proud, and which wi"
do credit TO our National Association, both In numbers
and appearance. / would therefore suggest that you
Invite any naval veteran, whether member Oh your aO
catton or not 70 join you this one special OCCASION
Bring your association colors and Jack" Win you
ana a banner or Dag with name of your State on IL III
plain letters very desirable. Nearly all assocla'oS
are uniformed those shpmates who are not WI" see
the necessity OF getting themselves as nearly az possible
into shp shape by wearing Navy cap an anchor OF
,rp of gold lace sleeve 10 designate that theJ ARC
Navy men, Have clean ribbons on your badges;
National Headquarters will be In Room 49, Nuss'n
House and l should be pleased to see shpnates uc'e'
and my staff on Monday, August 3, or following days
The veterans of the 9th Regiment New YORK Noiu'
| teers, Duryea Zouaves, concentrated the Datue u
Gainess Mills fought June - and % 1852, last week
| at the summer cottage of the Pnvona Yacht CiuD
Nearly 100 survivors OF the regiment with their ia
nes and friends went TO the cottage by the steamer
Monmouth, where they were received by the specia
committee +. NJ. Tappen, G. W. Campbell ana J' b.
| Fish. After refreshments the party went aboard a
| number of the yachts OF the club and enjoyed
pleasant SAIL during which the details of the fight ana
many other battles OF the were recounted. Among
| those present were Colonel Mum, Mayor CAREY,
Colonel Marvin Captain Coates president OF the aSso
citation j. +. Weir, d. w. Kohn, W. J. Kent, DE-
| J. H. Van Mater Major J. ii. Ntzhugh,, W. L. Genln'
George White T. F. Daley, W. j. 0'Nel, W. McEntee'
J. C. Lembec J. Tregaskis, W. D. Saphor, j. D. Lane,
| F. Langworthy, N. f. Klopp, w. W. stoddart W. f.
| Bashart, " Kirby A. b. Busclman A. j. senze
| ". b. STRAIT NJ j. Walsh, G.. W. Hallett, B. F. Hard,
r Foyar c. Boyd J. Bieman, J. Hillen, A. Gunther,
g. L. Guthrie NJ. Harton, E. NJ. Tappen, J. Handbook
H. Bullwinko, &. A Burtls, c. Baltz A. Powell D. NJ
| Tucker L. Miller and +. q. Randall.
Commander F. s. Barram, Of Alexander Hamilton
| Post No 1872 will sail for Europe on July 10 for a
two months vacation, which he will spend at various
poips OF interest In the United Kingdom and on the
Continent. Comrade Bartram is a man OF varied at
taipments refined tastes and keen observation. His
renrn and an account Of his travels and experiences
abroad will be looked forward to during his absence
| by the members of his post and his many personal
| friends.
| Comrade F. W. IIofele, senior veecommander Of
Dahlgren Post. NO. 49, entertained his Grand Army
Comrades and the members Of Colonel E. d. Baker
| Camp No. %. s Of ", In regal shape, at Fort
! GEORGE on July d. The ceremonies OF the day began
| M o n M when the stars and stripes were unfurled
| for the fist time since the British evacuated Fort
George in 1888. followed by salute of thirteen guns
| The c. 4. r. and S. Of V. members present united in
a dress parade In the afternoon and were photo
graphed in a body. The evening was devoted to
| fireworks and music.
Major Charles semsey, who was recently appointed
private secretary to Colonel John b. Weber, Supern-
tendent of Federal Immigration is past commander OF
Kotes Post, No. 81, and has a splendid war record
BESIDES other qualifications for his new place, Major
semsey speaks eight different languages which viii
make him Invaluable to superintendent Weber in the
mission IN relation TO immigration affairs in Europe
which he has undertaken They will san for Liver
| pool on The Britannia on Wednesday.
| The mother Of Brooklyn posts Rankin. No. TO-
enioycd a delightful excursion to ROTOR Point, as
was previously announced. Among those who par
| t,cpated AS comrades ana guests were City ClerK
| NJ. J. Cummings, L. Richards, ex.commander FalTar
| gnt Associatlon Edward J. Thomas, Commander
| osbon Naval Post No. SIC; Generals slocun, M0ln-
neaux and John D. Woodward, Captain Bronson and
james Wells The committee In charge included James
whtlock Cornelius Sheehan, Alexander D'Eiom, Com
mander A. T. Wilson, Past Commander W. T. Wild,
| B. y. Woodruff, Charles A. Shaw aud Alexander
! Jeffrey Senior VceCommsndpr James p. Holland.
Chaplain job &. Bass, Quartermaster John Mclaughlin
Adjutant John Tcer, Captain !. ". Eason Frank
Perry, W. H. Riley, W. II. Cavanagh c. Mullen,
! W. l.. d. OGrady, T. Bourke, Dr. J. T. Burdick.
james a. Martin, p Riley, w. r. Shaw, J. Y. VIII
! Jams, J. f. Holland A. Graham, Edward Mcintyre,
| lie Moyne Bureigh, Alexander Ryder, Qusrternastcr
Sergeant c. Mencke, SergoantNiaiOr C. Gardiner,
James Mooney John Mooney, Fred yolght, j. Csas,
W. Began, James Green, d. Flanagan, officer Of
| Guard T. QUINN James Stanley, John Travis, r.
RancOm, c. Jackson, j. Furness D. II. Green, II. Des
place. Timothy Gin, Sergeant W. Burwck Sergeant
| q. V. Zundt, John Mcguire, NJ. J. Reynolds, d.
Mitchell, j. STARTLED, II. Edward Cook W. Pelham,
Thomas O'Neil, j.. GOrmey, C.. Clifford, J. " Smith,
Martin Riley, John Doyle, John Nobreo and Morris
Kane. Comrade Augustus F. Weeks furnished the
music.
Many NewYork posts contain the nucleus Of sur
vv0rs OF particular regiments larger commands.
For instance Cameron Post No TO- has Oh Its rolls
many comrades Of the regiment Of Hgllaudcrs the
10th New York Volunteers. 1t is fOr the first
commanding officer of the regiment, Colonel James
Cameron, who was brother OF Lncons first Secretary
Of War and who fell at the first Bun Run. Cameron
Post especially attractive to Scotch veterans those
of scotch descent James Shield Post, No 60 Is proud
70 bear the number OF tie Goth Regiment and divides
with Michael CorcOran Post No. 127 aud Thomas Fran,
els Meagher Post No. 5e7 the gallant who ght
In the Irish brigade. Lafayette Post, No. 140, the
swell" post Of New-YoTk, is composed largely of tile
men who defended their country in the swell" 9TH
Regiment John a. Dix Post, No. 1885, is made up In
good part of the survivors OF the 9th Regiment SD
! Neu,-Nork Volunteers Phil Kesrnv Post No he