The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27
MILITARY MOVEMENTS m NEW YORK.
THE TWENTIETH ULSTER COUNTY RY,;I
MENT.

The Twentieth regiment Of Ulster county ,,l,tia ar
rived in this city yesterday mornnng Ne for Wash
ing.on. They were located at Camp Arhy Jacobs Val
ley between Rondout and Kingston for the last month
during which time they have been stS wing "the art of
kingo with the greatest .vidy a. the outbreak of tho
rebellion he Ulster county men In ied TO the scene OF
action anxious mnge their by od with these who had
already preceded them for the reservation Of the Union
and the constitution in its int@ ity On this noble mis-
sion they were led by he gallant Colonel Pratt,
who has now the nonor to command Tho
reuvenated Twentieth Of Ulster county The old TWEEN
tieth did good service in the vicinity OF Annapolis and
Baltimore, in conlunctg with our Thirteenth Of
BROOKLYN; and now ths new Twentieth 20 ont with re-
ne cd ygof and ehei ready to slcrlco their lives ior
the grand heritage w itch Washington Jackson and their
compcers framed az i bcQueathed 10 them
Colonel G. W. frs IT, the commander Of this regiment.
may b. sad TO 90 soldier. Having from his earli-
Military pro- ession, when yet bit mere
youth he rcs wed TO make tour through Europe for tho
purpose o. 81 lining information in military matters. lie
accordingly visited, IN pcSs@a, England, Germany,
Franco anT other European countries, where he his
observa on fun scope, and got pretty good idea Of m
ropean military tactics. lie born in pra'svio,
Ulster county and has always borne excellent charac
ter both for ability and gentler,anly bearing
The regiment consists OF Thousand aad odd men,
amongst whom are four hundred OF the old regi-
rent Many Of the officers out before but in diff
ferent capacities from those which have been
| signed them
On their arrival yesterday morning at the foot Of Four
! tcenth street, they formed and marched down
Broadway to the Park Barracks. Eotw outstanding the
fuvla aspect Of the day Broadway, usual paid her
deyoirs to the passing soldiers Groves &c citizens
| following in their wake Tho priyates were rccu
| perated by snbsontials at the Park Barracks
! while tho officers partook Of private refresh
ments from their various Metropolitan friends
! About four O'Clock the regiment formed in the
Park and proceeded down B~oalway 10 tho jersey
city ferry whore they got OF board tho beat for
| jersey ty AMI Ii me by raj 10 Washington.
Tho following iis os The oiiccrs;--
F,i7--coonti. =. ". lrsit, Lieutenant Colonel -
| GATES. 8aol. --- llcrtcHbYrFh.
| Mgf--taynastcr, - T. TIE. Comm ssary, Lieu
tenant Nm orr Quarter,nHsrr. Lieutenant Griipths
| Surgeon, --- L,ughrsn Assistant Surgeon, -
| Tutte.
| Line mpang A--faptain smith First Lieutenant
c. S. Wilkinson Second Lie ittnsgt, Joseph Harris
Contcn3 B-tapain, Van Ren saaer; First Lieutenant
| John Leslie Second Lieutenant, Charles Near.
Cenppny C-Captan, Tappan First Lieutenant Andrew
| schctt; Second Lieutenant, Ma Tin Schneider.
| Cong my D-Cartain, Mcmahon; First Lieutenant
| Henry Nick; Second Lieutenant James Wilson,
| Cfmpony Rev. Captain Ward Methsdist minister
Frs Lieutenant not appointed Second Lieutenant Edgar
| Dudley.
| Company E-Captain, Corbn First Lieutenant, Nicho
| las Hoysradt; Second Lieutenant. George North ,r.
C,mrGny G-taptain, IiendricFson: First Lieutenant
| Cunningham; Second Lieutenant Van Valdcnbcrch.
Con'prny LHCaptan, Abraham Smith; First Iieutcn
| ant, robbs second Lieutenant Martin Iva thoat.
Company I-Captain, Ialer; First Lieutenant J. D. s
| Booke; Second Lieutenant, John France.
Ctmnrnv K--Cartain Baldwin, First Lieutenant, Alex
| ander McFarane; Second Lieutenant, j. Horner.