The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
THE NEW JERsEY TROOPN


EEvIEw BY GOVERNOR oLDBN AND STAFF AT TREN
TON--AEREsT OF DEsERFTRs-LAsT DAY IN
CAMP-CEPAErURB OF THE TROOPS FOR WASH
lNGTON, ETC.
Yesterday the three regiments viii ,h form the New
Jersey quota lately encampcd at Trenton took their do
psrure for the seat Of via Baltimore and Washington
During the past week every preparation has been made
to place the men fair war footing; and II H Ger
tairy gratifying to know that nothing has been left
undone to secure all that Is necessary for the com
fort and security OF health while IN the service.
On Tuesday all the uniforms were delivered to tho
troops, with the exception Of these for the officers
which arrived on Wednesday morning They consist Of
The regular United States unifOrm-dark blue frock
coat, with light blue trimmings; light blue pants
end light blue oveYcoat with dark blue trim mings; regu
ati6n nat kossuh sty TO- turned up at the side) Tbs
men looked remarkably well, and all appeared anxious
fcm Trenton being made kr own to the public on Satur
day last brought hundreds Of their friends to Camp
Oidep during Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, who
anxious 70 take nnal farewell Of the volunteers
In fact yesterday the number almost great the
previous when there uld no. have been less than
thousand visiters on the ground Camp Olden which
is heated about ard a half miles from Trenton, is
certainly ae fire camp ground as could have been
OPEN field for drilling purpoeee The F.s regiment oc
copied the southern portion OF the grounds The Sc Ond
regiment tie western side, and the Third regiment the
north side
The troops have been compelled 10 under 90 severe
drilling since they have been there which consisted Of
Quite number Of desertons have taken place, but tho
companies have been enabled to Gl up the Iaugs imme
eoas;de-Sse d satsiact,on ausestea among the men
caused b. some Of The officers berg Incompetent to die
charge their duties which resulted In about hundred
and nifty leaving the camp and starting for the railroad
depot The fact Of their deserving became kno
to Colonel Montgomery and the other field officers when
company was detailed to repair to the railroad depo.
and ar est every man they could ard The result was that
the In contact with another the desert
e's refused to return, ard at enc tune IL was
tos YcA hat md In M yxha
upon the Home Guard Of Trenton were called
out, and with the a!d Of remorcemants from the camp
oLd the police authorities of Trenton, The men were
neatly all arrested and marched back to the camp As
it there about twenty who successful In
asking good 'her escape. On Ihursda5 the bastson
Ct acics berg present to witness the review AT ton
O'Clock tie reementai lines formed, and at af
past ten the brigade line was formed, Colonel MontSo-
merry OF tho First regiment commanding Shortly after
Ten Governor Oden staff arrived the ground his
Comm anser In chief~Goyernor chTes 4. Oxen.
Adjntant Gcncra'-Ro6ert r. stockton, Jr.
ouarie, master Genersl-Le~is Perriue.
brgadier Geneaa.-Johp LICK.
Add 10 he Gorsrnor-Colones Il n Smith Joseph ".
Allen Lieutenant Coonels Norris n Ha'sted aud Charles
Scranton; Deputy AdiuIsnt General, A G, sra IN
AT eleven O'Clock the review took place, which
cee6ngy credtabe 70 the troops After tho Governor
ard passed in review company front There we're also
present large number Of distinguished gentlemen from
the state T, witness tho review. Among them Major
General Wright, Amzo Condlt, Esq member or Assem-
by Lieutenant Colonel Boinstedt, Major Exsmier the
Chief u Orange, the Mayor Of Trenton and members OF
the Common Council A. the conclusion Governor Oden
addressed the troops briefly in which he expressed him
self highly pleased with their appearance and dred
them when called upon he et they would be found
ready to to defend their coun.rys rights, aud
peace and prosperity once more 70 the nation rae
regiments then marched TO their respective
quarters and dismissed, and the men were
rounded sgain by their friende and relations. The fol-
lowing is the list Of field and We officers Of each regi
meat
FIRST REGIMENT.
Field Officers Colonel VIM R Montgomery; Leuton ant
| Colonel, ROBERT McAleter; Major, David Hatfield
Company A-Captain, John W. Brown; Frst Lieutenant
Thomas Tion
Company B-Capta.n, Sylvester vansick!e; First Lieu
| tenant VIM. q. rantum.
Company C-Captain, VIM. Birncy; First Leutenaa 1,
| Samuel Fl. Parison
Company D-Captain, Valentine Mutchler; First Lieu
tenant, Henry Mclaughlin.
Company captain, Charles N. Pelowze; Frst Lieu g
nant, James Shields.
Company F-captan, Enos Fourat; First Lieutenant
David Thompson.
Company e-captain, Alexander N. Way First L que
uart, Robert Bcggs