New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

showed what the spectators tho"st OF IT, Inc N'or'
brigade made a magnificent appearance ana suHefed
nonc by comparison vh t'e regulars Just ahead oil
them.
THE SECOND BRIGADE.
The second Brigade " &. = y. y. $500 men, was
led by Br gadcg-Genc James Mcleer' 'o"ma"ocr
and his siaH consisting OF lirutenant'olohel Jo'n
rockingham. Acting Assistant Ad)ntaht"o
Major W. If. \. Cochran Major Edward AMMAN IT, ;
Major +. D. Beard. Major Patrick H. McNulty' MAJOR
W. II. Gavnor. Captain Charles W. tracy ana 'ap'"h
John II. shuts. jr.
The signal Corps acted as an csccr, to the com
mandcr Of the brigade: Captain Frederick I. Leigh
in command. They made an Interesting SiSht
a. they vile lc oal of Beavers and went up Broad
way. There were 90 men.
PROOKLYN SENDS HER SOLDIERS.
The 18th Regiment. y. &. :. " Y. was comhahceu
by Colonel David T. Austen His stall. consisting Oh
the following. fell in behind him Lcutenan'oionel
Watson, surgeon Cochran, Assistant surgeon Ja,iatt,
Inspector Of l.ae Practice Eubcock. Adjmant Clayton
Commissary j. Weinberg. Quar;ermaser Werner.
They were headed by the 18Th Regiment Bald OF
- pieces, ard the drum and iie corps OF 40
pieces Captain, in command of the companies
were Ilan0ld DAVIS. Anderson Kirby. Drink Meyer
Taylor Rogers, stewart and Russell; total number
I'm the reg. memt 800. They madG fine appearance
!, they marched in line after their colonel
The IAN Regiment. y. G.. :. Y. y, was led by
|
Iurnart Colonel : e. Clobidye, Major Il. :. stecn.
Adutant y. l.. Kline surgeon 1etImor assistant
surgeon /. Condona Inspector Of Rifle Practice John
Dixon. Chaplain the Rev DR.. Peck, QuareImas'cr f. r.
~hipman. commits W II. Fzgerhld The lilh
Regiment Band Of % pieces. and the drum and fife
corps. Of 80 pieces furnished the music. Captains
in command Of tn" companies Noble. ilaldlng.
Lloyd. Mutt Mitchell Mcbride. Ia,trum TObcy. Crane
and Morris. Lieutenant, Avery and Andrews acted Is
lint, q, and of
Major Morris was in command total number of men,
30
The 2:d Regiment commanded by Colonel
Partridge Iii, STAN Lioutcuaut Colonel \. smith.
Major Edward DE Forrest Major ". H. Candle. Major
T. L. lioiu~- surgeon SPENCER Assistant surgeon CocI
ian. Inspector OF Ride Practice Brown. CJmmis-ary
oliver. and Quaftcima,te: Han. Martial music VA,
furnished hy the nm Regiment Band, Of - pieces,
md the lr'nn corps Of 10 plcces. Captains in com
mand of companle, were stokes. I}acaman. Case,
Thorn. shepard. -illanau. Evercll, Pickett, Handy
and Coly"r. The hrucuant> were Prucgcr. Pickett
Wcll-. Wilson, croft. Mhtac, Milford. Jacquet. Hun.
Holly. Hamilton. Morrow. Handy. .chohcid. Barnum
and Told total. $40 The straight linz, Of gray
Uniform, made 4 fine : eht.
The 47th Regiment was under the command o.
colonel Eddy III, >'ar Lieutenant Colonel Hub
bell. Major Petgrew Adlutaui r. Miner, luspec, n
- Rifle Practice captain H. Count. C0mmls>arf Herd
Quaicrma,tcr Baird and surgeon Cox The RCD
mental band OF 80 pieces. and the drum corps. OF ~
pieces. playol for the regiment. captain. r com
maud of Tie compauic, were Little. FISH, 'hIistofe,
Cmck Clllan Libbc, Eddy and Park, licutenant-.
Lines. Iach~,n OMcn. Elliott Englchar Humphreys :,
Carroll. Barhnuu and NrCulchcon. total go men,
The I7ih separate company. led by Captain Bell.
commander and Iiiet Lieutenant j. /. Kline with -
men, marched I'm good order.
Tho 81 Battery Wa commanded by captain Henry
: Ea-quu. His stan Licuteuants Royce and
| In.E ff.t
four Gitling guns Ia command ~ sergeant, MaOcN,
Cornell Motr"ndy aud Green. total - men,
The second Brleidc marched In tine order and was
frequently chccTed along the line OF The parade for
,Acllcnt appcnrsnc" and >odicrly bearing The uni
impression created was mat the men wouh prove
themselves good soldiers IN time Of war.
NEwJEEsEY'S DELEGATION.
The National Guard Of PENNSYLVANIA and New
Jersey formed into Hue little after 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. the former in Wall. New. Broad
and William st-. south Of Wallst.. with it, right
resting at Wall,t and Broadway, and the latter form
| Ing la Libcriy-t. west Of broadway. and streets
Immediately 10 the south Of It, with IT. right standing
at broadway and Libcry-,t 1t was not however,
until nearly l. o'coch that the i'nn,N Nanla troop,
moved into the I'm" OF iaiad" ia brudd"hN. Inc ~
rcuu lvania IL siment for aoin" reason ana
not FORM with a." rest ct the Penn>y /
vnuia troops, in wall ana hrlghb"rlnS 'tr'rN'
bat hccumc mixed up with Ia" N'wJcra,y troops
the loot of Liberty IT, Ih- regiment numbered 600
men. and nj about l. 20 D. M marched INTO h"iu"aN
bringing up ia the rear of tl" other P"nnsl wanna
| ir1olr. Then followed the troops from NcwJcrsey,
| numbering nearly 2,-oo men
The Ncw-Jcr-,y stat" Guard, IN parade were led
bv Governor Leon Albeit. Commander N 'h.i hrcvrt
Major General William = >lryhcr adjutunt general
rgldicr General Richard A. DonuclN quartrrma- ter
general. IriladIorGcn,rl John d. Mct'li. ,urs'on.
,'r,i J,,ir,di.r General William e. ilcppenheln.r.
INSPECTOR general. Bigadicr General Bird ". spencer,
,.n., for general of fiio pucilcc ana aid~. Tn.
,,,p,' vi si, ~ IN. If E,,iI,,nf twrlye com.
anl,-. Colonel Edward y Campbell. commanding. and
| ii Regiment. twelve companies. colonel BchJhuh y.
| be-. m command. On the lett of the brigade marched
handing Governor Abctr and h- stall We're )rtci by
The E>,cN Troop OF cavalry. numbering i!N-t"J men.
Captain Jane, T.. flcmmius, 'ommahdlhE' IN an
alton to tl,,r companies hospital corps OF
Nlty men and an army ambulance. Inc corps Wis
commanded by Lieutenant Colonel lAntoli
Tn ,an of Governor Albeit WIS brilliant IN blue
and gold uniform aud hn"ly mounted. Ihr "oycrno
chestnut hDI-c. CaFhsDn"l with yellow birdie ana
| saddle. After "a" Governor nnd his STAN came lne
platdrd they marched IN line uP lrJadWHy. Their
uniform, les an ding than that Of The phhl-
drphia city caVlymcn. but more soldictly in eject
II vas hnck and gold principally Ihc trou',r' W'r'
| irHid me helmet Was similar to the regulation
| helmet Of The German army 1t was OF black WIN
gilt edge, ana brass Eagle In front and g PIKE on
| The crown. The troop was iiity strong ana hlldc y
brilliant appearance IN ihe line pioE@Nng 5ont'',rd
applause. The horses wcr nearly All wellhrcd AMI
mails and owned. Tor the mos, part, by the cavalrymrn
themselves. The 1T ANA I'd iegment- followed the
cavalry in the order named. They wore piah Dlue
uniform, aud black helmet, with the filt cagir lnSy
were prcr~lcd by - tine bnnd In blhc uniforms ana
Whtc helmets Arr them cam" the frallHnE biltsIN
un,rr command of Captain John Il. Jones and the
hospital corps. The batter wOm dark blue uniforms
green epiul, and the regulation red surgeon cross
on a field Of white.
PENNSYLVANIA is LINE.
The Pennsylvania troops Of 2,Coo men were led
"a follows: COMMANDMENT chef. Governor Patison :;
Adjutant General alitrGcncral Andrew II. En-
brr: Assistant Adjutant General, Colonel william H.
Tubbs and staff The troop, consisted 4 the Phlll-
drlphia city Cavalry. First Troop, sixty mch; the
T.. y = II.
The 1T Regiment composed al dOJ men, the -'c
Regiment of GOO the 81 Re- mcnt OF i7O and the "ih
regiment numbering 800 men. besides these thcFc
WAS another company of 20 men. composing Inc
rnnsy lvana State fcncblc, and the Gray lnVlhcDs
4 4iNiy men. The lcnn-yl vlna troops preceded the
iruOp, from New Jersey ard marched up BGOadwdS IN
the following order: commander IN Chief Governor
lattl,on: Aalutant General Br!sadlerGencaI W W.
Greenland Commander Division y. g. >. T., Major
General George r. >nowdcn; Assistant AdJutant ten
,ral Colonel George II. North and stan, ana Com
mandtr First brigade, General Robert T. prchrrt.
l....nr,.ur M. -Ln followed hN the