The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SIX
TENTH REGIMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SiA-
TEENTH REGIMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Ehe above regiment arrived in this city from pos'c
early yesterday morning, IN The steamer Eapre state
and were ut once conveyed Jersey Cry wienco they
took their departure Tor Washington by rail- The Six
tceh'n e'' 'a"p nnron on Saturday noon whore they
nave D'' on" hpVd for some tme and ny rced 10 Dos
TOM wheie iey were received with enmsas,, on the
part ue citizens of that city This Is Che third reg
mem lat las passed through New York from Massachu
S''s earring the last few days. and tub last is by no
Giesos the least in point o. efficiency and muscle as
s'ers Of the Union There is certain degree of energy
and hardhood plainly doneated in the countenancos Of
All our volunteers frqr Massachusetts and few be
'ouho 'hat 90 not possess the muscular deveopement
" NJ oo,inalung appearance of the real lighting
mon ore , n"s,1' ~ maze up OF good material The
~ ao IRON the Ag icultural classthat portion
oi our ciizeW from which we are RECEIVING the largest
a1cessous y, our ranksand nearly all are young
vcs,erS a. inc carry hour OF their arrival in this city
yus.eoN mere was 40 enthusiasm few persons
~rouna when the Empire State steamed up TO pier
alb :" pteVlous 70 going over to the Jersey City
s'ue. Not asnTtc member Of the regiment permt
tca 10 land unlss he had specia, business connection
VIII, 1he rsg8otht to transact, and senries placed
on inc gangweys for the time tho steamer remained
her Jock u member of the regiment having baglpes
Win hn o. which Instrument he seems to very pro
2cient, played enlivenine airs aboard the steamer
| the men
Tue regiment carries with them one hundred and wen-
gage wagons, and the are armed with the Enfield
rhes each being provided with forty rounds OF cartridge
I Army. "
Colonel Wyman liz graduate Of West Point and IS a
person having pfectioal knowledge of his profession
hie nus officers are chiefly selected from persons of
percnce captain Banks, Of Company H. is brother OF
MAJOR General itii k and the suartermacr Of the
non lrermofe, of Cambridge and brother in law Of
the Hon Arson Iurlisgame The regiment received
for.
The following 1rs the Officers of the regiment -
Colonel, PowdiF Wyman Boston: Lieutenant Colonel
george A. Meashtnn, Cambridge Adjutani Waldo Mer-
ram, boson; Qlartermastcr, Edward NJ Livermore,
cambridge; surgeon c. G. Jewe,; Assistant Surgeon Ed
a. WINSTON, Ia~nnghasn Chapasn A. b. Fuller, Water
son; First uientenant Samuel Mckeever Second Lieu
tenant, Geo a. Howard.
Company h, Holston--Captsin, James NJ Haron First
Flagg.
Comlsnw C, Groton-Capsain Ieander G. King; First
lArneifsats VIM u Hurds; Second Lieutenant, VIM Met
Company B--(aptain, Patrick s. Proctor: First Lieu
tenant david Roach Lowell Second Lieutenant, James d.
Wymah.
CouaMny E--Capain, John Wiley; First Lieutenant,
s. Reatsng; Second Lieutenant, James r. pencott.
Company F-Captain, Charles r. johnson; First Lieu
tenant, e. Mayo; Second Lieutenant, Pays0n t. Tucker
Company G-Captain, Thomas O. Hance; First Ieuen.
ant 49, Dallas, Second Lieutenant, J. B. Thompson
company H-Captain, Gardner Banks First Lieutenant
w. A. smith; Second Lieutenant, f. p. II. Rogers
company I--Capthin, Henry T. lawson First Lieu
nanant, John b. Brown Second Lieutenant, Iothrop
Wright.
Company K-Captan, Horny c. Lindley; First Leuen
mt, Stephen E. Mineve; Second Lieutenant Francis W.
SHltin