New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
Two Great Soaps
CASHMERE BOUQUET
and WORKS
RESULTS OF BLACKS TRIP.
THE SIXTY FIFTH REGIMENT TO BE
MUSTERED OUT
TO ESTABLISH hosfIIA"
FIRE IsIAND-TiE GOVERNOR OFF

covFRxMENT TO ESTABLISH \ HOSPITAL AT
FIRE IsI.AND-rlE GOVERNOR OFF
FOR CIIIcKAMAUGA
1vasbington Aug Ex-Governor Frank 5. Black
of New-York after two days spent in Washington
started at 1910 o'clock tonight for Chickamausa
Park TO make an investigation OF the condition OF
the New-York troops at Camp Thomas
Before going he secured the issuance OF an o'u'f
for the mastering out Of the Goth Ne"-horK oiuh-
teors now at Camp Alger. The regiment VIII pro-
coed probably tomorrow to Buffalo its nome Guy
and upon arrival there the officers VIII receive
leaves Of absence and the men furloughs LOT 'n''S
DAYS at the expiration of which they VIII he mus
tered out Of the service Of the United states
Governor Black accompanied by Representative
Alexander of Buffalo. and State Senator r'IS""S'
visited Camp Alger to-day. They got an ehthusi-
astic reception from the men of the @'th. me"
Mr. Alexander Informed the soldiers In the course
of a brief address that they were soon to be mus
tered out OF the service the men chcered LOT JOY
Upon theil return from Camp Alger Governor
Black and Representative Alexander called on sec
rotary Alger who gave them assurances 'hat ,he
65th would be relieved from service AT once To-
night they met Adjutant- General Corbn at ms
office and the order for the mastering out OF the
regiment was issued 1t is as follows:
Adiutant- Generals once. $50
Commanding General United States Troops Dunn
The Secretary OF war directs mat the p's'd'''i,
of the 65th NewYork Volunteer Infantry he 'hanE
from Camp Meade to Buffalo, y. " where II VIII
20 into quarters in the Statc ArmorN, toth reg
ment. y. Y. y. G., and under direction oi me
colonel Of the regiment the officers VIII De gwen
leave of absence for thirty days and the enilstei
men furloughod for the same period. ON The y
pTatiOn of these leaves OF absence ana fuflous"S
the regiment will reassemble al the arIn9ry i%r
regulat ions published from this Office
The camp and garrison cQuipagc ana ainmuih'lon
not carried i'm the belts of the men VIII he turned
over to the officer designated by YOU. ne hec"S-
detached service to go home with The rrslineht'
The QuartermasteT's Department VIII furllsH Trans
portaton and the Subsistence Department necessary
travel rhtiOns. -, ,
II. c. CORBIN. Adjutant-GeneIal.
Governor Black commenting tonight On MS VISIT
TO Washington and 10 Camp Alger. sad:
~ am quite well satisfied with the results Of my
visit here -Four Of the Ncw-York regiments the
% sth list and G5th-have already been ordered
mustered out of the service. and orders Tor me
mastering out Of three more Of the remaining
eleven New-York regiments Will be issued az soon
as W. can determine what regiments ought 10 iedNt
the service II has been decided also 20 send the
l2th Regulars from Camp WikOn to Fort Porter AZ
Buffalo soon as possible
The condition of Camp Alger Is not SO phu ny d
good deal as had been led to believe The water
is poor and the supply Inadequate but othHi wise
the troops are getting along reasonably Wei
The Governor SAID 1t had been decided dei,nteiy
ders on Fire Island. It Will he hospital Tor gen
eral use. and not particularly Tor the sew "Ik
sick The Governor thought most OF the New.
York men who were I'll could De iurioushed ana
sent their homes.
Governor Black Will make pretty thorough in
vestigation Of Camp Thomas. where the sih; Mh
whether or not ne will visit the camp AT Hunts
Vile Ala before he returns North.