New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17
HARSH TREATMENT FOR CUTTERS COLONEL
GRANT wITHDRAws AN ORDER AGAINST A
YOUNG MAN WHOSE MOTHER IA
CARBOHYDRATES FROM THE
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

duty and a hurry call was issued and delivered
by mounted orderes to bring In the gnards TOT
the ceremony The ID Battalion was the
second taken into the Federal Army. and the
swearing IN Of tho LIST had 10 be delayed unul
late In the afternoon The process was precisely
Ike that which the list Regiment had Observed
and has already been described In the Tribnne'
The officers Of the I'd Provisional Regiment are
Colonel f. r Hardin.
Lieutenant Colonel. J. II Lord
Regimental adjutant. J. J. Phelan
Major of "a Battalion. Austin Yates
Major OF Sd Battalion, James w. Lester
Regimental auartermaster. Edward ". Alden
Chaplain the Rev. Hector Hall
The separate companies In the regiment are the
following:
Third Rattal,on-Forty-six OF Amsterdam: Cap
tain Wink. Thirty-Arst OF Mohawk: Captain With
erstein. Thirty slxth. OF Schenectady 'apta'n
Andrews Thirty seventh. OF Schenectady; zap
tain Borden.
Second Rattauon-Ninth. OF Whitehall; captain
Greenough Eighteenth. OF Glens Falls; captain
Dav,s twenty second Of Saratoga: Captain Rich
Thirty second OF Hoosic Falls: Captain stevens
First Ba,talion-Sixth. Of Troy. Captain Gaze.
Seventh OF Cohoes; Captain Collin I"eIrtn' OF
Troy: Captain Trainor Twenty-hrst. OF Troy
Captain Dunsfaugh.
Acknowledgement Tfllinghast. who was a mem
h.r ~ tho 9Th Company, Of Troy watched the
swearing IN Of tho companies. In company WIN
several members OF his stan. The regiment ma,
l0l2 men and officers. sixteen less IMAM t'- i'''
quota ., ~,
TIL. ID and Sd battAlions OF the lfth feeF
mon, were sworn In by Captain Schuyler oet"eei
na o,c,ocx IN the afternoon. Colonel Grant
had worked diligently throughout the morning
10 prepare them for Captain schuyler 'eceN,"e
his inspiration from an order received o" sumo,
evening from Adiutant- General Cornih' ihs''u ms
h,ro ~ nroceed at once 10 Chickamauga ana To-
port 10 the commanding officer there WIN al NE
has,a he could not prepare the eight companies
FOR The work until the afternoon hy inc ',"'
IN. eight companies were ready Dig crowd "''
gathered around the field to witness the ce'e'ho"s
vybua s,andins on the hed awaiting the mai
forms Of the service Privates X "eseN'' 49,
! a Titus were seized with epseptc hts ana htu
. 49, ro,novad Their names we're stricken from
the roll ,,,. n.
Colonel Grant sworn IN alone N''er ="
had dropped his hand and received inc eo''e
lations Of Captain Schuyler his wite anu u"e
stepped his side and Kissed MN, -. urad.--
The officers ~ the regiment are; Coione, -.
80, ~ c,on,. lieutenant colonel Adoiph l. hhhN'
,,a,or Of "a Battalion Bennett II loues' . ..
,nr o, "A Battalion. Edmund H. Mfche"' A''
Tan. John W. Mutt. quarternas'e'
1anr,,gs. surgeon. Major J. o Macumo"r' sse'Sr
'enn i'. n "a Rorart and 7. Il. Spence
~. .o,,,s,,e. sworn in ye-'erday were IS l.
= -, tho "A Battalion. and L. T.. u ana
l. OF the sd Battalion. .. o 90.
.o,o,n,ed Yesterday as resinnenssl pos'mas''
sr.pr To MORROW MORNING.
,o-,.a m the bort possible authority tha'
~. % Provisional Regiment VIII IeaVe amp 80
.or cb,ckarauga ai 10 o'clock Tomorrow "''' "."o
/, TRANSFORMATION facilities can be 'ecu'''' W. ,.u
" oo, a. Il IS mustered IN. ard ihh' the ~"
u,,u take VI the march Just as soon ~ y ~
,-rnA WITH the necessary uniforms ana camp
or,o,a T, Is believed that when inc wal peph''
,.r, ordered Colonel Grant 10 proceed Z" ~"'-
reg
arauga Secretary Alger believed 'ha' W.
r,nn, was already sworn IN and equipped o"t 'h"'
mn 49, sa,e Il ls now sworn in but - lacks
80, .ou,rren, without which T. cannot sfar'
o., ,,o south An exchange with me i"'h DIV
,auon was Effected Yesterday. by which INV ~" ~
NOW practically supplied win ten's rn'"e"
shelter It's men. but number OF the p'''s'eS NC
siil without uniforms , >,,
.... ,ao Visited Camp Black yesterday, ana
before going back gave out the Impression INV"
JIonnstead is n be chosen as the camping s'o"i"
., a large division ~ the volunteer army o' 'i7
Department Of the East. From ano,hef sou'
uss learned that the camps at Peekskil ana hemp
.aa rna, soon be consolidated at the latter place.
no,-rrrrRs" PELTED WITH EGGS.
r,r.,,. -. % and l4th regiments being re-
ce,vcd into the United States Army yes'''hy
se,..,., comnanies were shoverng upon new crop
=, .ou,,,ers all the disgrace they could heap upon
,b.m for leaving camp NJ the last moment anu
o,,g home The New York soldiers have no mercy
mon deserters They give them far"~en recep-
lions which make them marked men '"' VIZ '
OF their lives. ,,
Tho yth Separate Company, ~ Medina dea''
.sterdav with four "quittors" IN IT'S ranks IN the
harshest possible manner, when me men ssod -
passing her Phys''Ss or eNa,h were John
Young Leslie Tanner Harry HerdendoF5f e ana IN W he
Company several years. but Herdendorf and oronS
were recent recruits When u became n nHscd
he
hat they had contracted cases Of cold feer me
men prepared themselves 90 Rnnkester the 25h
men o %l war and The 4st. Of syracuse 70 help
mem, me- me- showered upon the four. and especially
,pon Tanner. with skilI 'hat W., ~Pu I mnt d.,
Gre , Tanner had gone beyond their range he
was 10 outward appearance, Veiltabe egg qileie,
Ihe , 6,ne had heir deserts Tanner descendant
o. 90, General enc Tanner hero Of the War OF 1872
ALBANY MEN DRUMMED OUT.
counanv D. OF the 10th Battalion. Of Albany.
rad. seven contributions yesterday TO the list OF
ouitters The men were Priva'es a. I. beh'h"m'
CHARLES p Klinger. Samuel McComb William T.
ucGu. Albert Marx. F J. Rapp and F. NJ Holmes
~ =, Albany The company divided into two
ouads one OF which pelted the homesick ones
Nth eggs and other dsasreeable missiles. while
the others osn tSrsG ON
them out Of camp to tne .une o, bar reasons for
tine TO 20 home the rejection Of their captain
l. " benson, by the medlcal EXAMINER NV
r. I,,r.d that Denison's rejection was an outrage
bvt ihe members OF the company who bade them
o.u.., ~. annarenily did not agree with them.
rwo cases OF cold feet were discovered yester-
day in the 18th Separate Company OF Ds%eso' rbnv
sun handled in the usual manner prescribed by
" Ssoidisrs for such ailments. An amateur druIn
the Sr,,nnoed them out OF camp, after they had
rolP s,r,nned OF their uniforms. and shower OF
Dtcn n ether things fell around them as they
80 away In this case. as In all others or tne
ran am atyure the officers made only formal enort
"a ., me punishment OF the deserters out OF the
privates' hands
urrcGHr WILL SEE HIS MOTHER.
Private John Height, Company C. lith fee'-
,n.rt ,.f, the regiment and went home yesterday
n,,.rnoon because Colonel Grant would not grant
him leave OF absence to see his mo'her' VINO !"
-, 49,, narslvsis Height is about twenty
,wo Years old and a conductor on the Brookiyn