New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21

- =. ~. ,roons include the following historic
noints: McDonads Field Muiiihs 'e''' ~
Field the Tan Yards. Widow Glenn . "'0 $500
c,r Theso nIaces are all near the camp ho"
ocoun,ed nv the black troops known as N"'P
Boynton. liar ,orvard
while these ARRANGEMENTS were goih6 LUZ o."
nj the temporary headquarters '"o .,o.,
again gathered in and near the fa'i HorteS from
IN welcome the cavalry, which had s.a, 49, az
Ionerson barracks, St. Louis. on iue'N"'
p. m. ,or,oN
CAVALRY GET A HEARTY RECEPIloN'
Al : o'clock. after muck switching ana 'u'"-
,,r tho fourteen cars bearing the SIX "'oP'
y.or. drawn into the station. ard the p'"""''
s,urdv troopcrs. who despite their long JUNE
looked neat enough to go on parade -,
rous,ng welcome. For de Lor, sa r ,rnrzed
darl<v looking at the long rows va the
faces and campaign mats Wl'' nocT IN de real
car windows "dey takes me ba.S ,o,,on In
wab tunes shuat huff" Beyond tne s.at .ha
the Yards We're the eighteen caiS II. III shinnnd
horses and camp equipments ma ''arars had assem-
There n crowd Of patriotic adhi'c.s " nan 10
Mod and cheered everything, rom i.'', No., IN
horse The troopers took thelr h ~ no none
the cars and their appetites seeiien. thousands
the worse because Of the presence VI
OF people l., T., command Of
the cavalry. was instructed 10 kcep no IN.
town tonight and march to ChlOhanaueh 70
morrow early in the day The ihaIS mare, ~, ~
a,,r ,,;u nrohahly take an hour. ana VIII pe
,%n 'Grst ,mnosng spectacle Of the campalssnL
soon after the cavalry had been proVl"eu W., w'.m
quarters for the night. eighteen cars 81 a IN
from Buffalo passed through ma. .t,o ortiiIerv
tho way to Tampa There also came ar -
from FOR, Myer. Washington. and TROOPS a. w.
{; and H. Of the 9th Cavalry ihese ,ioop' rd
NAMED I'm the cars In which they arri'cu, -
will ioin the procession to ChcKaihin n 60,
morrow Four additional troops or the ''. -,
airy arc on the way to this point run |
Ethan Allen Vermont. They are IN coiilii n'
Major Vessels 81 the command OF tne ~ 80
airy at this point on arrival ,a,,nn
watched and waited ut the railroad sla,",
cboered again at q O'Clock. when tram ioi..u
In hearing n battery Of six guns o, ,nn an IN ~
tillcrv from Fortress Monroe. ana ~ 80,
and men. Like all those that caite w ~, -" a,
to-day this command will remain III oa"P "
Tho freight wards until tomorrow.
CONFERENCE WITH NATIoNAL GUARD.
The Adjutant- General OF Tennessee heid
consultation to-day with n number OF Na'lo"a'
o:uardsmen ut which the matter of organizing
tho c,a,e troops into a regiment FOR service
under the direction OF the Government was ois-
cussed The outcome OF the meetine VIII ptPo,
ahlv no the organization OF regiment Whlch
LII -, o,ca oncr its services to the PRESIDENT.
General Brooke would not discuss the si'ua'i.o"
~ c,vn any oDinion ms to the movements Oh inc
Army He said that he came mere III he"p'"e
with orders received. that he would carry GU.
tho instructions Of his superiors, ana pey'iu
thar ne had nothing 10 say. Troops T. ana
- ,he "a cavalry. from Fort Wingate. are also
on the way and may reach Camp chat'ahooBa
in time to Joint the other mounted troops OH
the march 10 Chckamauga