New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
MOVING TROOPS INTO CAMP.

MOVING TROOPS INTO CAMP.
HFMPsTEAD AND PEEKsKILL TO RE
OCCUPIED TO-DAY.
MARITAL SCENES THAT WILL. PIE WITNESSED IN
THIS CITY To-DAY-PLANs FOR TRANS
PORTING TIE soLpIERs-GENFRAL
cARRO1Is P1ANs
BEFORE sunset tonight the twelve thousand and
more ,roors which have responded TO the call Of me
Governor Of this State will ne in encampment at
Hernrstoad Plains and Peekskill Long before tho
average New Yorker had arisen from MS he" MS
morning troops from Up tina state were or The NOV"
on their way 70 this city 70 90 from nero 10 INC
Ions Island camping ground VIVA; Win 'ne pa'S
Ing through Now-York % these troops ms morn
Ing and the de0arfu-e ~ the city regiments. me
metropolis to-day will aspect ~ martial
activity that has not witnessed since ~" sir
ring times Of the early days ~ The CivN War
The arransemenis for tho transportation or me
New-Y York contngenis were completed yestef1ay
afternoon hy General Howard Carroll who vas
commissioned hv Governor Rack ~ lake ch"Tg"
o. the details attending tho removal Of the Giards
mon to the two camps Major-Ge1cral Roe and his
aids were also busny employed during the morning
Al tho division headquarters In the Stewart BE- d
ing distributing final Instructions 20 tho CON-
mande q. the 20 RI regiments for fhe r"gul1t
OF IN, men under their charge General 'arroN
established his headquarters a. tho % Battery
Armorv whenc. all irstrurt.ons were issued ye,fer
dav 70 tn. colonies o. ne New-York reg men's
These orders we're given out after General Roo
had consulf~d with General Carroll ard with 80
much app.ren. caro- have the plans been mad" mat
Il is unlikely that any hitch Will take place today
IN carving them out With the transportation ~
csA
was Inevitable that there should be many questions
~ detail ~ consider IN order 20 avoid CONFUSION
but - the schedules sr- adhered IN. the "hoi" "'
the guard ,uld move VIII admirable military
precision P~rfv ~ latitude IN ~" na'fer or time
has ho.r allowed 70 tho soldiers 20 M 'heir fnal
fa-ewells 20 their relatives and friends IN ~" IN
term between assembling ~ the armori"~ ana
mar,hing n N. various points of De- nrlur" 'ro"
the city
UNDER CANVAS TO-DAY
Under ,he plans which have been d"od-d UPON
all N. troops Will be under canvas today h~fors
darkness falls HN-apstesd Plains which G-nersI
Carroll said Yesterday Vss - be renamed amp
pla-k IN honor - mo Gov~rnor ~ the state VIII
rfy. accommodation for 80 greater parf 81 mo
troops There VII assemble a. ~ Long Ififh1
rendezvous nine reg!in~7.s o. infantry ana Two
troops o, cavalry comprising in al over nine ''ou-
sa,d mon The camp at Peckskl Will have over
,broe thousand men of tho sth. 9'h and l2'h Regi-
rueu,s % this city The latter WI - sent 70 'h"r
des,iuafion On steamers whioh hav" been r"he'-
ously placed az the service ~ the state p' mo
s,ar,n Company The regiments VIII 10 taken
d,-.o, from tho foot u Wcsi Twenty-thnd-st 70
pookskr' which VIII be reached about O'Clock
.b,s afternoon The Other regiments viii proceed 10
u.rpstead nv mil from The Long Island civ ''a-
ton They Will march from their respective hrino-
hes 10 the East Thlrty-fourih-st ferTy' ~her" sP
cial boats Will be IN waiting 70 convey Ne'n 'o,
the river Special trains 81 twelve cars eaoh w"
he provtded 20 carry the troops 20 the encampmen'
Tho BROOKLYN regiments VII travel IN 'pe''''
,ral,s from tho Flatbush-ave terminus
The c5,b Rcglinent from Bunalo and the separate
cornnanlos from Touawanda Niagara. Jamestown
Olean. IIornollsvNe. BinEham'on and Na''oh'
about two thoussnd men ir all. VII arrive IN 'e'-ey
CIV this morning over the Erie Railroad. and VIII
be conveyed in special steamers TO Long ISlh'n
city The two thousand troops from Medina Az
hrrn Geneva. Syracuse. I'tica. Mohawk Ans'er-
dam Schenectady Giens Falls. Cohoes. Troy. Al
hauy Saratoga. Rochester. ps~ego 'aiSKih ana
Newburg will over N" N"W-forK 'eh'rA'
,..,arD r,rorcss wagons VIII 30 provided A. the
s,a,ion m carry tho baggage belonging 20 The mon
20 the Long Island CIT station. while tho troops
themselves viii march IN columns Of four- 10 tho
Thirty tourfh-st ferry In order n facilitate" me
,,,o.nc y. the soldiers Ch,ef o: Police McCullash
IN INV. largo force OF policemen stationed along
N. routes OF march and at the departing points
TO AVOID CONGESIloN
- ,,v,nr tho following details Of th- arrange
ro.ns made for transporting the troops 10 inc TWO
a. c.ncral Carol, Informed Tribune reporter
,os,erdav afternoon thai he had sought In making
&c, n-ena-a,ions 90 avoid congestion or friction IN
o..,,, tho troops away and 70 allow the mon rs
.h ,,roe a, po.slhe yesterday TO spend with their
families. - IT, 80
Tn. list md Goth regiments Of Mania IAN. Will go
. rIr,rstend while To-" s'h aih and l2'h regiments
1T
=. this city eill 20 20 Peekskil- tn" list Kegi-
-, vul leave It's arnory at $50 O'Clock this morn
nd march through Thir,y-fourth-st. 70 Fifth
. "a .rv,enfv-th!rd-s' ari 90 70 the East River
-. srecisllv chartered boats will take the regi-
cents 20 Long Island CITY The Gfh Regiment VIII
Lave its armory al $50 o'clock march up Fourth
az 70 ong island CITY on boats chartered for the
purpose: pao,,rent ,s ordered 10 reach the pier
at IVES, Al II,s and the sth regiment at 1870
nave been s@es sba hr' m AL iI0HP' comn
Inurs This order issued partly AT me instance
OF Gnie' ~ the rcgimcn-ai commanders who said
that many OF the recruits IN tnelr c9ihaHis, W.
nov tart that the spectacle OF ununformed men
~ battai,on formation would h anything but pleas
i"Es apt.n David Wilson. OF the "a battery: Win
General ownrd c@TrG 1h a. .hf
the VA ous commands on the boats ma IN, Saar,n
,.tG ,SeTn t TO pPeeR Rtr''' ''
'rba raVelry consisting OF one troop from squad
ron 4 and Troop G. OF BROOKLYN VIII leave their
aYmores at 10 a and are under orders 10 pro-
sand ~ Hemps,end on their own mounts They VIII
douhtle,s create n sensation on mo country roans
OF Long Island.
TROOPS FROM Up THE STATE
r,. ,r,in. arc expected TO arrive al the Grand
cartraI station respectively at s5o .. m. and 1890
12;45 40 l:l5 and 20 p m
Lieutenant Sherry, Of the % Battery and detah
=, ak men will meet the commands at the station
as they arrive and the transfer OF their bag
cage 70 Long Island city. Captain Br!dgman. OF
sonadron a. and six men have been detailed TO
convoy them to the Long Island fer ,, ine' wa
thronsh Thirty fourth-s 10 the ferry IN
arr,ye at Jersey City on the Erie Railroad this
..arnjro o'clock