The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-24

rur v, YORK STATE NIL rrt.
Under the c>mmand of Major General Charles W
ssndord Using the whole of the uniformed Mill
tia of the county, IS military )rt preceding the
urn in reversed order, as ionows;I -,
bins, OF the following companies The Lafayette
Fusileers, Captain French, which mustered strong;
the Independence Guard, Captain Boyle; the
Guard Lafayette IA French company Capt lie Clero;
the italian Guards, Capt Lengh the rompkins Blues,
Capt. Proudhon the Benson Guards Capt. McLeay and
last not least the Baxter Blues, commSnded ny Lieu
tenant Miller their gallant captain whose they
bear, having fallen at Chapultepec II Is worthy of
note that this company sent nine officers into the
| United States army during the wars in FlO'da aud
Mexico. 1t is. perhaps one of the best disciplined
EYeusnth Regiment Gnfantry) Col r c. Morris It
consists Of the following splendid companies:-ist
Guards, Capt McArdle Whose seauiital nniform Was
the subject of general comment Sd Tho Washington
Guards, company G, commanded by Capt. sufert 4sh
5th. The Continentals Capt. Helms 6th The Unien
Rifles Capt. John p. Ellis. The Hamblin Guards,
Capt Stevens target company who appeared in their
shirts, marched with this regiment, ahead Of tho
Montgomery Guards
II consists of the following compsnies-Company A,
(Emmet Guard Capt McGrath; company B, Capt
Halzel. President Guards, very fine company COM
pany c, Capt watrous; company D, Capt. Clarke;
company T. Capt Huson; companyF, National Greys
flank company. Capt Rainor; company g, Capt. Bald
win; company II, Capt. Shepherd.
THIRD BRIGADE
| Brigadier General Hall and STAFF com mandssg.
| Ninth Regiment, Colonel b. G. Ferris. This Is the
y,
two months. They marched wonderfully we'll for the
short time that has elapsed since the formation Of the
corps ns Uniform o, .nis ,i regimen. very n.na
officers follows Colonel, b. Clinton Ferris;
Paymaster, Charles Shea Adjutant, Charles swseny;
Captains Thomss 0'Callaghsn Of Company b.; Michael
| Phelan. D VIM. Hinchman, r.; Edward Murray, H.;
Maurice walsh, A.; Michael Dohsnys c.; John ksya:
John Collins, X son of +. X Collins
Eighth Regiment Washington Greys), Col. William
Borden and Lieut. Col Devoe.The greater portion of
ro0in mt Ia tha Was iuOto
Grsys horse and foot, and the State fencibles all
wearing that color. Captain Pstterson's troop Of
Washington Blues, and the Washington Contnentals,
blue uniforms
This regiment was formerly the third, and bears .
high reputation. 1t now consists OF two troops Of
horse artillery aud six companies of infantry The
Washington Blues, which led in the march, Is COM
captain in the regiment but we believe, in New York
This troop had charge Of two pieces OF cannon both
trophies from the British in the revolutionary war.
ton Greys, commsnded by Captain vsran, undoubt
edly the finest and largest In the city-horses AID
substantial butcher. The horses are magnificent.
The principal infantry company Is also called the
Washington Greys, one of the best and most hume
rous in the city, commanded by Captain Little. The
State Fencbles, Captain Lyons, Is also . very fine
COMPANY and mustered well inc Continental Gu.ra
the aDtiquated dress Of Wsshington's day. To this
regiment has been lately transferred the three fol-
| pany y, Captain Joseph Quinn; Captain Stephen H.
Cornell, Company b.; Captain Chamberlain, Com
| -.
The serenh Regiment, called O. National Guard" COM
msnded by Colonel Abraham Duryse This is tbs best
disciplined infantry regiment In tho State
| The companies commanded as follows First
company, Captain zimmerman: second, Captain Pond;
third, Captain Price fourth Captain Charles Smith
fifth. Captain II. b. Melville, Qate Of Co II ninth
| regimenD; sixth, Captain Neyers; seventh, Captain
Van Wrinkle; eighth company, Captain shumwsy. Ths
terry Of artillery BY Captain Diver These beautiful
brass guns have still the shine upon them ItwAs
this regiment that called out suppress the As
II WQa An nrti llerv reUi-
ment. Its appearance, yesterday, was magnificent.
It's uniform is gray, and the companies are only dis
| tipgushed by their letter or number.
|
| Brigadier General Morris With ttaa, commanding
The sirth Regiment, Col Thos. Y. Peers, absent
FynA Regiment, Jefferson GuardsJ commanded by
Col Andrew Warner, consisting Of seven companies Of
infantry. They parsded strong and consist for the
most part Of Germsns
Fourh Regiment, light Artillery Col Charles Yaes
1t consists offour companies Of light artillery and two
| Brigader General Storms with staff comm anding.
Third Reginsnt-IT ussars-Col. 4. Brooke Postley.-
The names Of the officers are as follows:-Lieut Col
| " lillian Menck: Adjutsnt Gunter; Quartermastsr
Martens; Capt John Jages LIST troop; Captain Andrew
Beiscr, % troop; Capt. Henry frohlsch, 4th troop
Captain william Sullivan, 5th troop Captain John
Meyer, 9Th troop; Captain John Bechtsl 9TH troop
Captain Lewis Keller sth troop This regiment, aud
the splendid manner In which its troops marched
/ were the theme OF universal admiration.
TIE Second Regiment, commanded by Col. spicsr
This regiment consists OF four companies OF Infantry
the Scotch Guard Captain A. Castle the highland
Captain MeLsoni sndths Washington CentinentSls,
| Captain Dsrrov.
ihe First Regiment, commanded by Col John Ryer
This regiment formerly horse artillery is now hne
A DSischinent of United States Marines; a petaoh.
mtnt United States Infantry United States Light
Artillery Battery, (uscd la the battles Of Palo Alto
Resacs de la Palma and Buena yista) under command
! Of Col A. ID Taylor.
SECOND DIVISION.
Gen VIM. j.. Morris. Aid TO Grand Marshal; Gen. B.