New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
OF PORTO RICO
Continued from first prgc.

order 10 move was received at O'Clock oy
tho hosp!tal ambulance and signal corps ana
by ~ O'Clock all Of the men Of these companies
had lef, camp TO 20 aboard the MASSACHUSETTS,.
At noon a general order 10 break camp was
given hy General Hams.
After Tho last round Of rations was served ana
tho men were formed by hattalions. general
order was given 10 striko IN" shelter tents ann
hv = o'clock every tent was ioNed III"
strained about the shoulder Of its owner NJ
4th Ohio under Colonel Colt. occupied posi-
ton nearest the city. ard was tho hrs' ~ ee'
away Headed by ;he rcGimental PAM" III
troops marched oui Of camp 10 the cheers VI 'h'
men Of TIE other regiments. and passed oo""
Wash!ncton- to the waterfront WheIf '"e
men stacked arms and waited for hnal or'erS'
Tho citys principal tnorouFhfare was crown
81 Hi;h people. who applauded inc "ep'' ''"S
-a 1lors loudly The next regiment to leav"
The camp was the 81 Illinois. headed by 'o'oh''
Frederick Bennett and the reGin"ntal oah'.
Tho e,n,o natriotlc scenes were repeated ana
the fac, tina, this regiment carried about TWO
hundred American flags Of all sizes caused more
frequent outbursts Of applause all aIone WV
ire.
NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANiA MEN'
.rOOp G. % brooklyn. uiu'' I'''''''
dert rext passed down to the picrs Inc 'aS'
Infantry regiment to leave camp was IN ~
Perneyl .ania. under Colonel Case The iame u.
tho keystone state boys Tor good marching han
nreccded Them 10 this city. and when tnc res'
rncnt passed OUT Of camp for the piers TINS a''e.
noon at 3 50 O'Clock its lines ~ tours were w"
nigh Perfect. The regular tread OF Inc feH"S!'
vanIans was inspiring. coupled with the STURDY
appearance OF the men and the case WI" ""'''
they carried their packs and guns inns ies'
ment marched straight 10 the piers ana h"''eu
outside Troop a. Il New-lork CavaHN' anu
the cav Troop. Of Philadelphia. were the last OF
ali OF the troops to leave camp ana tH'Y P"-
ceedcd to the piers about > o'clock
Water-st and all Of the entrances 70 INC p'e'S
we're literally packed with horses, mules. Army
wagons. soldiers. civilians. women ana childr"n
Fathers mothers sisters ana sweethearts WrIc
there all Ike ,png Ak close 10 thelr u'ph.lhs
relatives as the conditions would permit w ~"
IN. 1st Battalion of the PennsylVah'd Its,'",u
under Lieutenant Colonel O'Neiil passed mo
,he inclosure and UP The ganEway 10 IN" Shlp
side there were hundreds Of women there l" u'u
farewell 10 their departing ones o, ,,
aboard the CIV Of Washington. and tho 30
and me other half Of the I'd Battalion remained
on the pier unit tho seneca was osous"' :"
late tonight when they. too. embarked
The four batteries Of artillery. which came III
from Chickamauga YESTERDAY afternoon w.
mt the Roumnnian to-nlEnl. WIN M Va ~
guns horses and equipage. The three troops ~
cavalry went on tho Massa chusets shorty
after The Governors guard ana Sherldan
troop II PENNSYLVANIA will not embark UNIV th-
second expedition Batteries and {. Penn
svlvania Artillery will also remain over until
General Grant sails FOR Porto Rico
NEARLY ALL ABOARD
Rs o'clock tonight oil ~ the men were
aboard except the 81 Illinois and tho ith ONO
The Seneca was the only transport not loaded al
that time. coming into tho pier about " 30 To
receive the rest OF the Pennsylvania troops
General Brooke. General Hainos and General
Sheridan with General Brookcs staA went
down to Ola Point tonight on special tram or
two Pullman cars II is learned that they are
stopping AT the Chamberlain. ana VIII not 70 .
aboard the 81. Louis until tomorrow morning
ON the cruiser St Paul will go the nrst dyna-
mite gun battery ever organized In this country
Today Colonel colt named Company + an /
ONO for this special detnil. and all day the men
were working with eight dynamite guns IN the .
railroad yard. The battery - composed 90 one .
hundred aud SIX men under Captain Potter
The first detachment ~ General GRANTS J
brigade from Chckamaugn is expected 10 get IN +
tomorrow niIht II Will comprise the 9TH IL f.
linois ani :1,- "a Battalion ~ the ld'h Prnnsyl-
vania Inc L. ard RI Kentucky ar" expected /
to arr1c'+ Friday night
The Illinois and Ohio troops viii not g down /
10 Old Point on lighters tonight tn" Quarter /
masters DDnnrfuieut is behind IN loading the /
s.: i.ouir and tho 81 Paul with equlparN. sup
l,fr. and .aggage ana ~ IL o'clock colonies /
Bennett and cot ordered tho men ~ their regi- /
n,erfs 90 ui'ch their tents where they wcr" halt
ed. 20 spend the night
The lei T9a,taifor = the Illinois regiment vas
on board liehjers and rad started whom II was
called back and ordered IN camp.