The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02
Military Movements.

Military movements
MORE MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARTILI4E-
RISTs, OF POTTsvTLLK, PA.
The Washington ArtiIerists, Captain James Nagle Of
Pottsve Pa, will arrive in this city Tuesday next at
pier No North river and will be received their
rival by volunteer battalion from the Seventyrst regi
ment and escorted to their headquarters at the Aston
House The members of the visiting company are some
Of the principal merchants of Pottsye They will have
good time no doubt while in thchands OF the American
Guard.
THE NEW HIGHLAND REGIMENT.
The Seventy ninth, newly organized Highland regi.
ment Colonel Thomas W. McLcay, met at the Division
Armory corner of White and Centre streets wednes
day night for drill The regiment present consists OF
six companies, with 300 names upon their rolls, 200 of
whom appeared at the above drill The troops
ercsed in various movements in the light infantry tactics
The drum corps, numbering twepty five boys,
present with their instruments and acquitted themselves
very credhably One OF the members of the regiment
and ono OF the drum boys appeared in full Highland uni
FORM The material for the rest of the regiment is
its way from Scotland The Seventy ninth will be inspect
ed on the 18th inst Samuel Mckenzie Elliott is the Lieu
tenant Colonel, and David Mcclellan is the Major The
staff officers will be announced in short time.
THE DELAvAN MUsKETEERs.
An independent battalion under the above name, aud
named in honor of interchangeable City Inspector has
just organized and will their first parade on
the 18th inst Last week the elections for officers were
held with the following result
Major Commanding )-Georgc B. Hall.
Adjutant-Frank b. OKeefe
Quartermaster-W Walter w. Adams.
Commissary--Henry Storms
Epgneer-Alex. Ward.
Judge Advocate--A. A. Phillips.
Surgeon-Cyrus w. Ramsey.
Chaplan--D. H. Coles
Sergeant Major-Charles A. Cruger.
COMPANY A.-Capain, s. T. Webster; First Lieutenant,
VIM speght; Second Lieutenant, Thomas H. Wainwright,
Third Lieutenant Thomas Wallace; First Sergeant, j. p
Rrinkerho Second Sergeant, j. White Third Sergeant
j. L. Patterson; Fourth Sergeant O. Healy.
COMPANY B-George Rice, Captain; w. K. W. Chambers,
First Lieutenant; II. J. McMahon Second Lieutenant j. A.
Cooley Third Lieutenant John D. McGregor First Ser
geantioh B. Brahams Second Sergeant Thos. Abbott,
Third Sergeant John O'Nei, Fourth Sergeant.
COMPANY C-George w. Norris, Captain; Vim. Peel,
First Lieutenant Charles Earle, Second Lieutenant James
MeGowan Third Lieutenant NJ Doran, First Sergeant;
Hiram Fuller, Second Sergeant Joseph Shannon, Fourth
Sergeant.
COMPANY D-J. W. spicer Captain; j. Bauch First
Lieutenant; Hugh 0Isrien, Second Lieutenant; VIM. H.
LOWS Third Lieutenant Noah B. Stokely First Sergeant
Th iI Woodruff Second Sergeant; Jesse S. sckes,
Inird sergeant 3, b. Chappel Fourth Sergeant.
ID aoaiton TO the above Hose Company organized,
consisting o. NIFTY men, the officers Of which have yet
been elected. The battalion will parade on "Wednesday
October 10, at A. NJ with Sheon's band of 6y peces
400 men are already enrolled the value OF the PRICES
exceed So 600. =