The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-06
sXETCiiEs OF GENERAL ANDERSON AND
HIS STAFF.
From the Louisville Journal, Sept. 81

This officer by rich, Of seniority has placed IN
sonmand u Tho department., and Is wei understood,
rank his fellow observation-disclosures sherman Ward
AM smith General Anderson Is of the regular service
whch he entered originally az a second Lieutenant by
sfeyct m the sec1nd artillery his command dating from
suy l, ls.s Ho u native q Jefferson county Ken
taeay and his appointment WIS from his native State
~, wa brevettef Major the Sth Of September 1si7
an tea after b.nc Major by succession lie has
been CONSTANTLY IN the service, AMI has for himself
az excellent reputation officer o. ability and man
o. honor and mt gritty, and his moral character hu
Isfa, kini generous and rel gous unsurpassed
ey mat any ocer IN any department Of The country
Ah@be, blini a. pleasant ~ his department, he charms
AL who have Intercourse with him. aud render Inn.
colt pepallr wi'h al nnier mrs Command I!is rcpu.
taton and character eoniined % the army
Ard the prgfess iUu unti he made his name dear and
csahl shed his lame throughout the nation hy faith
fnss 20 his conry AMI hss defiance Of treason ana de-
liioe Of the linton, when .ntor heoagucrcd ~ rs
toes us stronghold captured bat tie lag he had
fought under was lowered only when an hope further
rostlnce WIS IA yain n bis administration of the
rartnan Under bis ccntro Do has bsen erlnenily sue
ca'sfa and We have nothing % fear e thc administration
vhch D. serves vii furnish nc M BE may demand.
srAFF OF GENERAL ANDERSON.
coul'nanfrr y nvFarim,nt rry Cen n Anderson, U.sA
q enecr .Cantain Frederick Il Prime
Comml. as General - Csli0ia Henry n symands.
Assiststt Adjutant Gencfa. Ga tin o. ~ G.ccne
snrgcnn. .............. Major r. Der, Murray
piaftor in'f ter. CAPTAIN iiaicack.
Aide Camp. Lieut. G. - Ihrockmor.on.
CAPTAIN y. y. PRIME.
THIS officer y the c1gncer Il Gcnernl Anicrson's san,
sf NJ present engaged The expedition under General
sherman. he - young nam abtu, thirty ars II age
o. how aad thlcS stature, with dark s;n.lFowned con-.
pleSIot ana 90 ike hawk. THIS feature i lie
pr mn, n Que q he nan lark mi piercing and qnck
IKE neral she-nsns u 'akes IL everything siauce
Captain Prime born Italy and entered the regular
ssrVice IA July, 1850 IS second Leutcnan; by hscsc'
having been alpeinted from New York. Al ~ b. in
ning - he rref nt he ranked as First laeateu nj
eu, WIS pronpted % caitancy taking he present
osli Of operation.
cArTAfS n. &. sYMoNns,
nei Cominlfstfy Lo Subsistence of Geaera Andcrsons
staff originally entorei M u second Iieate.
nant by brevet OF FIRST artillery IN july 1853 lie i
native Of Massachusetts, an was appointed from ira,
State n the beginning 81 the war. h was First Icte-
ntai, 20 which rack he had been promoted In 1856 He
now ranks Captain.
MAJOR ROBERT MURRAY,
Tho Surgeon Of General ndersons staff, originally
Maryland of which he native Previous TO our pre-.
sent dauliies h ranked Captain hut promoted
on engaging IN active service 70 the rank OF Major.
cot. LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU.
TO this officer u may b. SAT- the city ~ iotsv lie
Its safety when all others lued into inactivity
and disregard Of the dangers which threatened and have
illuminated in the pres Infamous Of the state
by the rebel government no took the ssary steps to
the safety the city aud raised two regiments OF
men, who have followed hmFon the prcsc, expcii;inn
nnder Gen. sherman, and ol Of which he j. the col.
onel Col Ross au AZ man OF mesnerc inlucncc. Hts
control over his men is absolute aid pc feet They have
the utmost confidence him. AMI viii follow wherever
H. may lend. native OF our state hc has long bccn
Identified with the interests of our city ana tho politics ~
the STATE, ana when he returns Kentucky viii we com,
him Is her true son, aud Louisville the ID who has
truly defended her and stood III tie hoar q nee between
her ard danger.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL RICHARD ". JOHNSON.
This oileer g il ooinman ~ tile II m Guard
cncamged al Lebanon Junction Ia 4 nccicd pc-rna-
nsnty with loucl 5a,k-oa's regiment ~ cavalry. i
gradual 4 West Point he originally entered To & vice
rs second Lieutenant ~ breyet ~ The SIKH
Infantry IN 1913. IL 4 Kentac<.an, and
rppoiatci from kentucky. lie has hlsn twice pro-
n1loi and was, a. the opening o. hasthca, CT tan az
cavalry, from watch grade lie hne lately bcOa promoted
20 The rank held ~ him. We and arabic man.
Ease mating in his manners truo gentleman M cnes.
terrified sese, an ctcr q much merit aud repata on II
the army, and, commander n the Home 6 ards the
PRIDE admiration ana particular pet o. thai battalion
Tur MEe.
OF the number 4 rig ncnts q msn comp sag tha
trealc - Gen. sherman IL proper q - a asa Nc
have to love irr tho and ho II success
20 desire, By sirrc wrd 70 FndsHrrT iQtre IL rheif
repaisn az . loers many ~ N ~ IN IA exfldith
hire sct & make, and j wou4 ~ premature IA 10
scak y ;hcir bravery and prlWtFs uniu 4 shall have
been tcte ana proved. a. e. ther APPEARANCE may
s'cak. ~ SICK list claims but ioW Their Hardy strnIg
framfs defy esctse and exposure has 81 M M
si.ung and hcAlhy, ucy poess Rtdliisna strength ia
their reIiec'ness 81 discipline, md fes n thee "a tie
regular sffSlce ar better quaAcf i.r active field duiy
than are our mr. They are c1glfQriah provided f,r
their clothing brng stgoug Hb En ana leif c1leat
elness panty csaccd ~ their light hearted AM gay
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