New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
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Lundborg's-
cxcels all other
Violet Perfumes.
Convince yourself.
AMONG THE TROOPS AT CHICKAMAUGA.
ONLY SIX REGIMENTS TAKEN FOR GENERAL
WADE'S PORTO RICO DIvIsION-EIGHTH
NETWORK DISAPPOINTED.


wADE's PORTO RICO DIvIsIoN-EIGHTH
NETWORK DISAPPOINTED.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. 3 (SpeciaD.-The regi-
ments to constitute General Wade's provisional
command TO go to Porto Rico include the following
from Camp Thomas First New-Hampshire, lst
Vermont. Sd Tennessee. SD Iowa. lst West Virginia
and LIST Maine These regiments Wild with Joy
and those not ordered out are the contrary,
greatly disappointed
The 9Th Illinois Regiment ordered out last night.
started for Newport News before noon to-day
General Cohy's brigade. consisting OF the Cd Ten
nessee, sth New-York and LIST Vermont Is broken
up by the order. the Sth IS left out. General
Colby summoned Colonel Chauncey his al
once and the two held consultation. General
Colby is confident that the sth Regiment Will yet
be oRdered out with the brigade.
EIo. aid concerning Il: Il am confident that the
War; Department cannot afford TO keep the Sth
back There is not better regiment OF soldiers in
camp than the Sth, and It is the desire OF all the
officers that it shall go. The sth which has the
prop distinction Of having the name Of Washing
ton Erays on its banners should be sent forward
andHt will be"
When the news Of the regiment being left behind
was communicated to Colonel Chauncey he said
that IL A bitter disappointment both to him
self land 10 every member Of the regiment. and that
he could not understand It, Colonel Chauncey said
he presumed the regiment was being reserved for
Of army OF occupation in cuba. The men Of
thefsth were greatly disappointed. On either side
of them were the Cd Tennessee and the LIST Yer
mont regiments both Of which going Wild
witt JOY 1T the
TIE 14h IS a'so disappointed. Colonel Wilder
haG confidently expected 10 get away. and he. too.
feet; deeply the disappointment Colone' Green. o.
thei 9TH did expect TO get out. hence ne has no
rerlet. Colonel Leonard says that he has reason
10 le moro greatly Disappointed than any one else
as 20 was in General Rrooke's first corps The reg
iments have as yet received official notification
Of eher moving hu' General Breckenridge has re-
CO... % a private message 20 that effect
jajor Glenn and his payn'asters arrived at 'hS
Palk this morning and their tents were pitched
on. tho hill north Of tho main road. near the
entrance to the Park Colonel Whipple, the pro
wort marshal sent a company from the lst 8,
so .r 20 guard the tents. Major Glenn ana ScN'ta,
reported to General Brcckinr!dG> The san ci.ttk'
VIDE instructed n get the pay?ois ItdpN. ana wy
afternoon tho work o. paving on no. %, ~ -. a.,
,oltlrters was begun. The clerks and ofhctrs ~ ~
ICON rnisearv building were also paid. one OF ~
pa. masters said this morning that the regiments
tvs uld be paid of at or CO. -, .
Two deaths occurred in tho 9tn New ORR 70
day Privates Georce Readon and Arthur J.. beck
and Private Frank +. Hinckley, 81 the Nm Mass
icblisetis also died. General 'olhy r'Ni'"rp M,
IiSL New York to-day. To-morrow morning V''i,,
Iinnlnce the newly appointed officers. TO succeed
h,sc recently resigned. Captain W. \. Angus
day ASSUMED his duties IS adJq'aNt OF .ng rrn
4 motel TO L, fist lieutenant. and AdJu'anI ~
!, az li,,linC lis Cuiios major The Re- Ut j. -
\ wilson. t. the l4th Ncw-Yor.. has been mustered
OF company G. 18th New ok; has been as
|lcharged on account Of physical disability