New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
THE DAY AT CAMP BLACK.

| TWO MORE REGIMENTS MUSTERED INTO THE
UNITED STATES VOLUNTEER ARMY.
Two more regiments received into the
United States Volunteer Army and one more was
sent on It's way to the South at camp BLACK yes
terday TIE new volunteer regiments are the 81
Provisional and the 65th, OF Buffalo. and the reSi'
nent to start for Chickamauga was the 18th. under
the command OF Colonel Frederick Dent Grant.
Perfect weather. a rarity on Hampstead Plains.
favored the chief actors in the Incidents OF me
day and drew 10 field OF the biggest CROWDS
Of spectators yet seen there. The day was devoid
OF exciting incidents, and IL now appears that the
disgrace heaped upon the men VINO have attempted
to desert their companies has served as proataols
warning 10 other would-be cutters not 10 do Ike
wise
The Buffalo regiment was sworn in In the morn
ing I, made a remarkably fine showing and
gained hearty praise from Captain Schuyler. VINO
said that it was in all respects one of the most
perfect commands he had seen The quota OF men
and officers was full. and every man had MS iull
equipment TIE ceremony was performed In record
time. being completed more quickly by an nour
tnan that Of any other regiment ,...
The Buffalo res iment is commanded as follows Is
GGR Rapn major S Of isi Battalion F. Ba6cck
MAJOR Of 20 BaiaGn F. "A sMtn a Wa, or
Iurzey; battalion adjutants. James w. Scrioner,
Frank NJ chaplin and ambrose :; SiXry SaaIR sy
The swearins.in Of the 90 Provisional Regiment
took place in the afternoon. while the IAN Kes-
ment was preparing 10 march across the ned 10
other bunch OF compliments saying that the con-
dillon Of The regiment Tas sxS g, lien (, REGIMENT
Colonel E NJ Hoffman, lieutenant coIonel, z P
kiEby: major OF first battalion, William Wilsonj
h bS al sfSSna Hail adntant W Meyer
quartermaster. J. g. La Rose; ae'ins ass!san, aa-
! ard' J. a. ~uS's'' ''''p'''" VIC "''' ~ -
lhe separate companies in the regiment are the
following Sth Of Rochester: Sth OF Geneva is,.
OF 18Th q osWef0 t d Ns s o. Roch
Limra and I'd. Of Auburn
Troop completed in the afternoon: the phys,l-
clans announced that every man had oeen "a view
OF the Severity Of the examina lion Some q the
jected on account OF their weight were gratihed
TO learn that there would not be strict onsers,
be proper proportion between the weight OF the
rider and the size OF the horse. ,nov
pril was delayed in the afternoon for them but
The "a Provisional Regiment will strike camp Z.
o'clock this morning preparatory to taxing a a
early train for Long Island City Later IN the hour our
for the departure has not been set c,r,n
Brgader General Robert Shaw Oliver left camp
oeived orders from General Roe dssolvng the oris,
AIDE because two OF TIE fhrss regiments IN rss
f5th and I'd Provisional the regiments which nag
pee" Sd M w @a ns Uaaf
General Smith said 70 Tribune reporter just oetos1
his brigade had turned out some OF the pest re f
ments that this State will send 70 the front nc
going home. he said. because the work lo'
which ne went to Hampstead had been accom-
plished. and there was nothing more for him 10 ~
there. - NJ,
Members of certain companies in the an Res 90
have been complaining loudly for week OF 81
about the small quantity and the poor quai,,y, "a
their rations Colonel Eddy has made an lnvests,,
ton and has asked brigade headquarters 10 90 os,
Ter for his men. Bread, coffee and soup with an
OCCASIONAL slice OF meat has been the average mas
the men have been obliged TO use anything t'e,
could find one man in Company Is known ,s a.
the king OF the company because he mas Deei is',e
hair a plate which he happened to find slans VI
" God and tomato cans have been USED oy nais
Colonel Eddy. OF the 47th Regiment. announce"
the fol owing recommendations for appointment: y.
Captain Henry c. Barthman. Company o. 10 r ve
major OF the 81 Battalion; Captain Il; Lyons Lyons
Company 4, TO be major OF the 90 b at snm
ant Of Company NJ: William F. Johnson; to %
FIRST lieutenant OF Company d; Frank IS MesST
10 be second lieutenant OF Company +; Georse w,
Trenchard TO be second lieutenant OF CSmp PAM
pany b; First Lieutenant N b. Rockieher' as
signed 10 command Company NJ
Colonel Eddy received sixteen cases OF rlnes nms
eighteen cases Of uniforms. The physical examls
and there was a rumor in camp that the regiment
W II be sworn IN to morrow. ,,,,. ,,,x.,,.
In the ed Regiment Captain wafer hoSS MI
has been selected to succeed Lieutenant ,Coone'
Thurston as major. Dr. ]. FncnsiuS n nscn IN
ceived his appointment as an assistant surgeon IN
the seth Regiment. with the rank OF captain. IA
Archbishop Corrigan and Fathers OUwyer snu
Connolly visited the Goth Regiment IN the morn
Ing. and were formally received by the omcer@