New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

Int twelve OF his seventy two together early III
the evening and held them until about IL p M WIEN
they were. Ike the signal Corps men, allowed 10 y
home except detachment wa, left Al the sITnorS u
await orders.
Fully 600 members Of the l4th Regiment "e''
under arms at tie North Portland ave. arhor'
In command OF Colonel Harry W. Michel last even
ing They had received 1,c preliminary notice 10 pt
prepared to move and made themselves fully READY
Lieutenant Colonel Clobridge out OF town when
the orders were issued and has not returned As !e
but Major steen was on hand, as well as most Oh "'
sthcr officers No orders came 10 the l4th Regiment
I'D to q late hour. and after a guard had been BIZ
toned 70 send out word II any were received ''e
great body Of the sent home.
The 47th Regiment assembled In good force AT 'he
srmory. IN Marcy-ave. Brooklyn last evening and
held Itself In readiness at should orders
FOR II TO do so. but late In the evening the men
were allowed to 60 for the night. Colonel John !"
Eddy who was In the country when the preliminary
order Issued returned TO the city yesterday ana
Lieutenant Coonel William II. Hubbell turned over the
command of the regiment to bis superior.
Up to Yesterday morning BTiGsdlsr-t5enerai McLeer
commanding the Second Brigade had only received
That regiment. therefore, the hrst to leuve BROOK
lyn yesterday morning Some 500 men assemoien
In the aqnory, Fiatbu,have and Hanson Place
From there they marched down Atlantic ave g., e 70
Roerlm Tlacc to schcrmerhorn-st. to the City Hall
then to and % on 70 the STrye rse a "a
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get started until = 20 p m. Even then 1t stsrteu
without a proper slpplyo OF ammunition, A special
finally pulled cut. leaving behind only ordnance
Sergeant McNivin and Quar- erma sterergeant Werner
Those received the ammunion 10000 cnr' n ,h;
and 900 blankets anf followed their regiment on ''''
Chicago Limited at 30 p M
In the line Of march there were twenty-five orhccs
and forty lone sergeantS. The regiment was In Ia
tigne uniform. carrying knap,acks, canteens, overcos
blankets belts ana cartridge boxes They also hao
taken DAYS nation.
4 second detachment Of the 18th Regiment con.
sisng Of seventy five men who were unable 10 se'
in the morning lcft the arrnory at $50 p, m
for the West shore station AT Wcehawken, under Cap,
tain, Charles II. Luscomb and W. W. llan0ld ana
Lieutenant Lionel Brown.
The officers Of the 18Th, as IT left Brooklyn
were Colonel David f.. Austin. In command; Leu
tenant-t oloncl Watson. Stah.Adutant, r. T. Cay
ton; quartcrmaster. Charles Werner surgeon John
rsbcocls; comm ssary Of subsistence. Jcrrc \. Wern
berg. First Batnllion-Captnin George g. Cochrln
commanding. First Lieutenant John 4. Anderson.
acting adjutant Company Captain G.: y. Rus
BUYERS five scrgcants and fcrtv-iiv men. Company
F. Captain James H. Russell Second Leu,
twenfy.thrc mon Company H-Capraln W. f.. O.
Captain W. W. IIanod. Lieutenant II. a. Williams
five scrgcanis and fitysix mon. Company Lieu
tenant " ]. TAYLOR, commanding: Lieutenant Alex
ander G. SNYDER. four sorgeants and s1ty-scvcn m"p
ing; Lieutenant !. t. x. narow. acting adjutant.
Company A-Cap,ain Frank n. Wiswell. Len
tenants James A. stewart and oSmsr klopsch
sergcauts and 40 men. COMPANY b Lieutenant
scrreantS and ~ men, Company D-Fii't Lieu
tenant Frederick o. Poodle commanding. Lieutenant
George W Hume. sergeantS and - men. Company
K-Iientrnant George ". Rodgers commanding. Lou
tenant r. T. IIoolcv. s~rgcanis and 40 men. Com
PAW F-Captaln F. G. Earle. Lieutenant George ".
tOwen, , sergcant> and 8 men.