The national Republican., 1861-07-03
LOCAL N EW S .
Military Movements in the City.
THE FOURTH MICHIGAN REGIMEs

drafted from Washtenaw, Monroe, and Tena
way counties. They are uniformed in gray
jackets, gray pants, and fatigue caps. Their
knapsacks are supplied with the usual extra
outfit, and they bring with them complete camp
equipage, horses, &c.
Colonel--D. A. Woodbury..
Lieutenant Colonel-W. A. Duffield.
Major-J. W. Childs.
Adjutant-F. 8. Earl.
Quartermaster--H. A. Grannis.
Surgeon-Thos. Tunnclif.
Assistant Surgeon--D. P. Chamberlain.
Chaplain-H. N. Strong.
Sergeant Maor--A. G. Lamson.
Commissary Sergeant--S. V. Reeve.
Quartermaster Sergeant-L. P. Baldwin.
Drum Major--J. Dieffenbaugh.
Fife Major--John White.
Company A, Smith Guard Monroe Captain
c. Luce; Lieutenants J. M. Oliver and A.
Moriell Rose. .s... .a -...a
Company B, Lenawee Tigers, Adrian--Cap.
tain ]. H. Cole; Lisutenants ]. D. Slocomb
and ]. E. Amery. Il e.- ...... ~
Company G, Sturgis--Captain A. R. Wood
Lieutenants d. A. Graunis and E. French.
Company D, Barry Guard, Ann Arbor--
Captain ]. NJ. Randolph, Lieutsnants r. G.
Depuy and J. ". Hall.
Company E, Hilsdale volunteers--Captain
@. W. Lombard Lisutenants G. c. Doolittls
and c. d. Parsons. .s
Company F, Hudson voluntsers--Captsi
g. Dsaolyer, Lieutsusuts 8. B. Preston and
J. l.. Smith.
Company @, Tecumssh Union cadets-Cap.
tain 4. y. Marshall, Lieutenants g. Moutsith
aud J. W. Beers.
Company h, Jouesville Gro,benor Guards
Captain NJ. a. Funk Lisutenants 3. B. Had
L., o,d w II Mc(,onoaI
Company !, Trenton Voluntsers--Cap J.
Slocomhj Lieutsuauts N. W. Chaplin and F.
8. Earl.
Company E, Dexter Union euards--Csptain
a. D. Crane Lisutenants Il. b. JefIerds and
]. Islloy.
Arrival or THs ELrvrsTH MASSACHUSETTS.
Another voice from the old Bay State. At
noon yesterday, the eleventh Massachusetts
regiment reached this city, and Immediately
proceeded TO the quarters prepared for them
on Pennsylvania avenue. he regiment nun
bers $50 fne.looking, ablebodied men, and is
accompanied to this city by Gilmore's celebra.
ted brass baud from Salem. They come splen.
didly equipped in every respect, having twenty.
Eve Wagons, eighty horses, sixty French tents,
forty wall teuts, and other conTeuiences. This
regiment comprises in its ranks some Of the
most prominent citizens in and around Boston
Colonel Clark was formerly commander Of the
Boston Light Guard, the best drilled corps In
the city Of Boston, and many Of his line officer
were formerly members Of that far-famed
corps. The regiment is armed with the Spring
field muskets, and Is also accompanied by {
battery Of six pieces.
The following 10 list Of the officers;
Colouel-George Clark, Jun.
Lieutenant Colonel--Willism Blsisdell
NaIor-Georgs F. iileston.
Adiutant-Brownell Granger.
urgeon-Dr. Luther E. Bell.
Assistant Surgeon-John W. Foy
Quurteruaster-J. F. LaLsu.
Assistant Qusrtermaeter-George ". Page
Company A--Captain, McCleland Moore,
Com pany B-Captain, ]. Henry Davis.
Conn pany C-Cap;ain, =. B. Trip.
Company D-Ceptaiu, Johu W. Buffers.
Com pauy E-Captan, John R. Bigslow.
Company F-Captain, Leonard Gordon.
Company G-Captain, William G. Allen.
Company H-Captaiu, Selden Page.
Company I-CaPtaiu, Benjamin F. Wrigb
Company K-Captain, Benjamin Strong, jul
OVER THE RIVER.
The fourteenth New York regiment, Colon
4. NJ. Wood, broke camp yesterday mornin,
aud proceeded across the Long Bridge, to joi
the forces under General Mcdowell.
The second Maine regiment, Colonel Jam
son, left, their camp near the Columbian Colleg
night before last, and took up their line
march for Virginia.
The second Wisconsin volunteers Colon
Cook, broke camp yesterday afternoon, an
, after passing in review before the Presiden
proceeded over the river.
MAIL ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-On Mond'
morning last, Detective Officer A. r. ALI
brought to the City Postmaster some one hn
dred and fifty letters which he said had be
Gshed ont Of the canal, near the Seventh sire
bridge, by boy. Most of the letters were
rected to the eighth regiment New York Sta
militia and the eighth regiment New Io
State volunteers, with q few scattering on
addressed to other regiments, all Of which h
been opened and riaed Of their contents. 7
Postmaster and Officer Allen proceeded imu
diatsly to the General Post Office Departme
when Special Post Office Agent G.. A. Hall "
sent for. Suspicion at once fell upon the m
senger of the eighth regiment New York St;
militia, now stationed at Arlington, who b
received that regiments mail matter regul
", aud was in the habit Of asserting it by CO
panies at the post Office.
The Postmaster, Special Agent Hall, a
OHicer Allen, proceeded at once to the quart
of the eighth regiment and laid the matter
fore the colonel, with request for him to ass
them in the investigation, and to keep 1t P
fectly secret
On Tuesday morning, decoy letter., C
taiping two,and.a.half gold piece, was pla'
ip the eighth regiment IN. Y. S. MI n
bag, directed 10 o member Of the eighth n
mept. The messenger cauae as usual, recei
his mail, aud assorted it as previously, {
then laid 1t one side, to be called for. Spec
Ageut Hall took advantage Of his absence, Q
carefully axamiusd the mail, but the DE-
le,.er was not to be found. Detective Al
was then sent for by Mr., Hall, and immedia
upon the return Of the messenger (wbo
also the postmaster for the regiment) TO