New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
CAMP HAVEN DAILY ROUTINE.
TUE FIRST CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS START
FOR FArLR CHURCH.

Camp Haven Mantle. Conn. July IL Especially
tn, lat Connecticut Volunteer Infantry CoIonei
charl., l. Burdott with twelve ful! companies
armed uniformed and well drilled. left here 10
d,v FOR Camp Alger. Falls Church va. TX was the
intention TO star, shortly after noon. Early IN the
,,r, N. tents were struck and tho men spent
,ha forenoon packing up and loading supplies ana
.ou,pmen,s About noon It was announced mat
there vas delay IN tho arrival or mo special uh'h
md N. men ate their dinner ana took rest
Meanwhile to the surprise and delight OF every
go c.,ers Joseph r Hawey. United States
Senator from this State. made his appearance IN
camp Senator Hawley did more than any other
man 70 induce the War Department 10 recall the
ia, Regiment from the Maine summer resorts ana
send IL South where II may have chance Tor ser
vic. AT the front Consequently he Is popular
r Nth IN. list and his arrival greeted with
,hr.s ringing cheers Shortly after tho Senator ar
rived Colonel Burdett took him to the reviewing
.,and and the list Regiment passed in review De-
fore the distinguished Civil War General VINO
warmly congratulated the Colonel upon the SOL
dcrly appearance Of his men.
tn. order to fall into line came at $50. and thir
,eep hundred men in heavy marching order passed
,,, y, the dlsmantled company streets. swung Into
I'm. and marched TO the railroad station. escorted
nv the "a Regiment and Artillery Batteries ana
Q Thus three thousand United states soldiers
marched through the streets OF mantle Nliase
h..r.d bv the villagers and the hundreds OF visit
~. ., such n large body OF troops In "A Northern
s,ote Three long trains OF cars awaited the
regiment and within half An hour the soldiers mao
boarded two Of them and the horses and stores
were aboard the other
Az the first section drew out OF the station the
r.,,mentsl band struck up "A martial air and every
mn, ,n IN. regiment and batteries that had TO
march back to camp cheered Justify ana wished
himself among the men who are bound Tor the
South. . ,..,, .,,,, hv UNIV NJ tb.
Harlem River Road and then to Washington by spe-
cial trains Colonel hu5dg s.a to ,nn5 Aver ten
morrow morning and he hopes 70 be III camp 1y ~
O'Clock srmy mam ''"''''
VA E.fore the Isl lef, camp incident occurred
uh,ch was of much interest TO the Sd Regiment
This was the presentation OF a splendid sword to
captain HadIal A Hull. Of Company a. 30 Reg,
%s%t By BAR his axysT PRANK brown Of
made the presentation speech 10 when SSp vsra
Ma Te' SePe John E Geay Alfred Colt George
3. stanton Herbert l. Rsthbun CLAYTON Smith Smith
C w b. whittiesey OF ew-London' Frank Bro, Brown
ank ssmS0a F ana Gilbert Il Corey e% GHn OF
Norwich and John T Batty OF Mystc SNAP Sap'd IN
Hull further n h@'s snv 1n Se lie OF
The driver who was under the wheels OF the wagon ,
Rifles S,Oui Ssy to are devou
This battery appears to have been bnmgs
~, tsat commander Captain F O. Beach Is post com 1
at Camp Haven th Is reIU psn 'f RrscES
rre,xrncd last night from New-York. where ne had
tetui no o,ansuitetion with the commander OF the
Sg"nartnent OF the East and intimated that the
battery might b A part OF the Porto hieo eHpeui-
ton
The LIST Regiment. Connecticut volunteers ar
rived NJ the Central Railroads depot at Commuhi-
100 r.r.ev CITY at l0I5 last night The regiment
rons,sts OF s2s men. and has Its band with II;
II went out from Jersey City on three trains OF
sf.aan coaches and one drawing-rom car each
rhera were also ten freight cars. The regiment
moved southwark shortly after II O'Clock ois