New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
INTO CAMP. TOMORROW.
HOW THE STATE TROOPS WILL BE
MOVED.
.~vr,,, cARRorI;s ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRANS
PORTING THE SOLDIERS TO HEMP
STEAD AND PEEKsKIII-

x.,orGcneral Roe the division commander VI
the National Guard fl the State or Ne~-lo'h' W.
busv most OF the day Yesterday IN MS oi'''e ~ ~
Stewart Building arranging the oe'aiis o' -"
moving Of the militia volunteer re IL
COMPANIES 20 the camps at Peekskni ana fie'P
s,aad The details Included transportation on t"7
railroads for the regiments and companies 'o
orders had been issued ate In me Afternoon II" ~,
the time at which the regiments IN this ciE wiz
assemble at their armorios tomorrow as 'ie 20
ments viii have 10 go to the camps ." ""'"' ~
different times. -.
General Howard Carroll is TO have charge OF inc
TRANSPORTATION Of the troops TO the camps ana TIC
has made the following arrangements 49,
The three regiments Of Brooklyn troops lS'h'
,4,h and i7th. Will proceed to Hampstead between
. and 10 o'clock tomorrow from the Flatoush-"Nc'
station Of the Long Island Railroad
The s5th Regiment from Bufalo. and separate
COMPANIES from Tonawanda, Niagara, jamestown.
Oloan Hornet sville Binghamton and Walton WIZ
come over the Erie Railroad. arriving at the New
Jersey terminal OF that road. 10 be transported IN
steamers to Long Island City. 1t is expected that
they will be Oh The cars at Long Island t"y pS
S a.
The 9th and list regiments. OF Manhattan. are
expected TO he at the l1org Island Railroad sta
ton, Long Islapd city, ready for embarkauon' al
10 a. m The troops from Medina. Auburn, Geneva
Syracuse Utica Mohawk. Amsterdam. Science
tady Giens Falls. Whitehall. Hoosc Falls. Cohoes
Trey, Albany. Saratoga, Rochester. Osweso. Cats
Kill and Newburg will come the New-f YORK
Contra. Railroad. where ihey VIII be met by ek-
press wagons for their baggage, and be trans
ported as they arrive, presumably some unc AFTER
u a. m. ..
The New-York City troops going 70 camp at
Peekskl, the Sth, Sth and 18th regiments, VIII en-
bark on steamers Of the Starin Line, which nave
been placed at their disposal free of charge. al
Twenty thrd-st and the North River, about
O'clock tomorrow afternoon. They viii reach
peekskn camp shortly after p m II Is announce
that tho two troops OF cavalry whicA arc 10 pe
tDcanpcd al Hampstead will proceed on their own
mounts TO their destination.
:. Il Is expected This movement or troops, COM
prisng in all about thirteen thousand men, WIZ
be made without the slightest friction. General
Carroll has arranged that there VIII he no con
Hct. particularly in the movement to Hampstead.
whore over nine thousand men Will be encampel
The transportation has b, en- 90 arranged that there
will be no congestion OF troops at any one point,
and the going OF The soldiers will be IN continue
Gus fashion. that every solder vii be IN camp
BY O'clock Tomorrow afternoon.
General Carroll and the officers detailed 10 assist
quarters at the ID Battery Armory This afternoon
at O'Clock and will answer all questions and give
all Information all the officers OF the various
regiments wanting IT, General Carroll was busted
al day yesterday tclegraphing to The various rail
roads directing how Cpd In What manner the
found in dealing with the matter Of the transpor-
tation OF the baggage and the effects OF the troops
General Carroll has attended all the details. and
the baggage OF the men Will be at the TWO rendeZ-
vous by o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Colonel r W. Leonard issued orders last night
Regiment be made in the armory At o'clock TINS
afternoon. There will he general inspection OF
the regiment. and the band WI! be on hand TO
furnish music.