The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20
MILITARY MOVEMENTS m NV YORK.
CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS.

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BY orders Of Brigader General Yates comma udins the
New York Depot Of Volunteers companies B. O d ana ~
the fates kies are consolidated companies vnd
and attached to COL vntons Forty third Abany) reei
ment Company g. OF the Irish Brigade, Capt Dufk ID
also attached to Colonel vntons regiment One comp my
Of the Fremont Rifles Is attached the Buffalo regim t
Of Colonel Bdwe and other MISCELLANEOUS COZ
panies now at the scarsdae camp under
for attachment this week to regiments nearly complete
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH
CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.
Yesterday morning the steamboat from New Haven
brought the Seventh Connecticut regiment Colonel A. A.
Terry following closely upon the Sixth regiment which
passed through this city the previous day. en- route for
the seat Of war; The Seventh regiment is noble body
OF men, fully equipped and armed with Enfield rifles with
shank bayonets attached with the exception Of the right
and left flank companies, acting skirmishers who are
provided with sharps effective firearms.
The corps landed at the dock IN Jersey City carly
in tho morning, and was Immediately transferred
to the New Jersey Central Railroad, where .
train had been kept in readiness, in anticipation
of Its arrival The numerical strength Of the rank and
file is about 000 Fifty moro recruits will be sent after
the regiment in a few days. Company l. Captain Gray.
is the company that needs the most men to an up.
The State OF Connecticut has three years.
service four regiments OF infantry and remen and two
companies Of cavalry In addition to the three regiments
yet TO be filed up to complete the quota apportoned 10
the State. The Eighth and Tenth, oncamped at
Hartford, will probably be In readiness next
The Tenth-a regiment composed of Irish ctxens-is in
camp at New Haven According TO the statement Of Ad
jutant General Williams, there volunteers in
Connecticut than will be able to leave and is recon-
mcnded that Governor Buckingham organize two more
regiments and send them to camp OF instruction, in
der 70 De ready when called for in Of contingency
The proportion of Connecticut in an army Of 500 COO
men is about IL ,O00 Whom her three regiments ct
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she will have furnished only about 1000 men,
which 1000 short Of her share Tho spirit Of patriot
at this uncure would be responded to with aacrty The
memory OF the late amentet General Lyon his cruel
DEATH and desire 70 avengs him, besides spirit Il 10y
atty on the part Of the sons Of Connecticut encourages
to assert with confidence that additional troops could
be gathered in the srace Of two months.
tho farm and the workshop being well represented.
Such are the very kind Of men needed, and tho
militia regiments that preceded the three years men,
and participated In tho battle at the Stone bridge,
only the orcrunners OF what the Connecticut boys
able to accomplish. No better troops be found
who had command of the Connecticut troops Bull rum
has repeatedly expressed himself to such extent II
Governor Buckingham cannot be persuaded TO organize
cruiting officers take trip ~ Connecticut and they will
find enough men to oil up the Now York regiments await
Colonel Terry's command on leaving New Haven re-.
ceived an ovation on grand scale, an immense crowd
gathering on the march TO the boat and on the wharf,
regiment well provided with tents camp equpage
the wagons and ambuances will be sent TO them arWash
ington The following list Of the principal ocers -;
Colonel A. A. Terry, New Haven Liautepant Colonel,
J R. Hwley, Hartford; Major George T. Gardner, New
H'ven. Adiutant Grosvenor Starr New Haven Quarter
master Adrien Terry, New Haven Surgeon, Frank b.
con, New Haven Chaplain. q. l. Wayland, Worcester.
Captains Company A, PANEL G. Francis, Hartford;
Diver s. Sanford, Msridea Company D, Benjamin n
Skinner, Danbury Company E, Charles Palmer, New
Haven and winsted Company !, Theodore Bacon, New
Company H, John B. Dennis Norwich Company I, Sy[
vester II. Gray, Bridgeport Company r. Charles Burton,
Wndham county. m -sl.5l d .3 ~ afls..