New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
AT TIE CHTCEANAUGi CAMP.

PATMAsIERs ARRIVE WITH CASH FOR TROOPS
SIGNAL. CORPS OFF ron PORTO RICO
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Avg 'Specian Colonel
Henry Chauncey has gone Washington 10 make
effort 70 get his regiment included in the Porto
Rcsn expedition. He started az O'Clock this morn.
ing and does nor expect to return before Monday
night.
The funds N pay the tr|oTs have arrived A. sd
o'clock this morning heavy truck. 20 which was
hitched four mules rolled into the park with three
guards armed wttn ful-chsrged muskets on either
side and single guard az the rear. On the truck
were seven iron safes Each OF these contained
about s2on10 making S.EHc1o IN all. The truck
stopped in front cf vacant tent. near thar
occupied by Major Smith In few moments will
ing hands and heads were devising ways and
means Of getting them the ground. but. as there
was no apparatus at and. they were lifted OF.
The signal corrs IVES busy to-day preparing to
break camp early tomorrow morning AT about
daylight Colonel Squire. with ten officers and lsl
mon will start fo- Ringgold take the cars for
Neypor, News Colonel souires's orders from
Washington require that he proceed to Newport
News and there report 70 Mator-General Wade.
From Newport News the corrs goes 70 Porto Rico.
ID 70 s o'clock tonight % orders had been re-
ceived for the movement 81 any of the seven Porto
Rico regiments II (. now thought AZ the park
that none will come before next Wednesday. Is
there are m transports ready AZ Newport news.
.Resides" said an officer 'some ~ the troops OF
other camps will he ordered out FIRST l nth we
hear OF the movement from Camp Alger ana OF
some Of the scattered Northern regiments. don't
think We need look for a movement from ChlckA-
manga
Brigadier-General John A. Wiley. OF me SECOND
Division Is, Army Corps has been ordered 10 re-
mort IN General Wade at Newport News for duty
In Porto Rico Majors Harkins and Reeo, WHO
have been inspecting Chickamauga PARK as 10 ts
sanitary condition will nnish their work to-oeS;
So far they are well p,eased. out their report VIII
he given 10 the Secretary Of War before II appears
In print. 49, ,,o.,-ror =, N,.
sissippi will probably shake hands at camp ihomas
tomorrow A.. o...-.
The following deaths are reported to-day: George
Rou1hton az the Is, Maine whose body was sent
~ por,Iand and John Doren. ~ company @.
sth Massachusetts. whose body was sent 10 Gonces'
Tho body Of Arthur Lebeck. Of The 9Th New,
York was laid az rest in the beauttul NATIONAL
,'erneterv here this morning -,
cha plain K. G. Nichols. Of The regiment II ~ a.
Lookout Inn and not able 10 he present * the
funeral OF Private Leheck ,.., A.
York was to-day granted leave OF absence Tor
ten DAYS: Lieutenant Joseph u. Hogan, leaNo
for Eve DAYS: Lieutenant Arthur JOSH, sth NeE-
York Captain r. Franklin cross. lfn New loIk
CAPTAIN Thomas II. Avery. Company r. lfth New.
York each ten days. Lieutenc NJ Farqunarson, OF
the 18th transferred 10 the 9TH reported torday
and was assigned TO COMPANY M b'eu'e"s''' '''A'
iieutensnt Miller has been transferred from
romnanv I 10 Company G. 9th Regiment cap
tsins Morri. and Lieutenant Wilcocks. or the Tn
pegtnen, have started for Nev-York