The national Republican., 1861-07-29

are 10 wagons, 6 ambulances, and 80 horses,
and complete camp equipsge.
The following is complete list Of their off.
GERS.
Colonel-wm. F. Smith.
Lieutenant Colonel-Breed N. Hyde.
Mnjor-W. W. Cochran.
Adjutant-Asa P. Blunt.
Quartermaster-Red6eld Proctor.
Surgeon Henry James.
Assistant Surgeon-David NJ. Goodwin.
Sergeant Msjor-Leo Hyde.
Qusrtermaster Sergeant-John W. Ramsay.
Commissary Sergeant-H. q. Matthews.
Hospital Steward-William L. jackson.
Drum Major-seymour o. Cook.
Musical Leader-Henry N. Crossman.
Chaplain-Moses P. Parnele.
Company A, pring6eld-Csptain, W. G.
Veazey; first lieutenant, Frederick Crane
second lieutenant, W. ". Floyd.
Company B, Coventry-Captain, A. G. West
first lieutenant, Enoch H. Bartlett second
lieutenant, John H. Coburn.
Company c, Wells River-Captain, D. T.
Ccrbin; FIRST lieutenant, D. G. Havilsnd; Sec
ond lieutenant, Edwin M. Noyes.
Company D, Charleston-C Captain, F. G. Har.
rington; Grst lieutenant, D. G.. Henesson; sec.
ond lieutenant, Charles Bishop.
Company E, Johnson-Csptain, A. J. Blanch.
ard first lieutenant, Robert D. Whittemore;
second lieutenant, Burr J. Austin.
Company F, Hartford-Captain, Thomas o.
Leaven; FIRST lieutenant, Samuel L. Pingrey;
second lieutenant, Edward A. Chandler.
Company G., St. Johnsbury-Captain, To-
renzo Allen; first lieutenant, John H. Hutch
inson; second lieutenant Moses F. Brown.
Company H: St. Albans-Captain, Thomas
T. House; first lieutenant, Waterman F. Co.
rey; second lieutenant Romeo H. Start.
Company I, Guildhsll-Csptain, Thomas
Nelson FIRST lieutenant, James Powers sec
ond lieutenant, Alexander M. Beattis.
Company X, Calais--Captsin, Elon o. Ham
ond lieutenant, Alonzo E. Pierce.
They were at first ordered to report to Gen.
eral Dix, at Baltimore but their orders we're
afterwards countermanded, and they were sent
to this city.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA REGIMENT.
This fine regiment, 1000 strong, composed
mostly of returned Californians, arrived here
from Fortress Monroe, by way of Baltimore,
about II o'clock on Saturday night. Nine of
the companies composing the regiment belong
to Philadelphia, and the other to New York.
They left Philadelphia for Fortress Monroe
about three weeks since, and left that place for
this city at an early hour on Saturday morning.
This is generally regarded as one Of the finest
regiments which has yet arrived here--oficers
aud men alike, well understanding their respect.
i've duties. -
The following is a complete list of officers;
Field-E. D. Baker, Colonel, Isaac W.
Wistar, Lieutenant Colonel, Robert A. Parrish,
Major, Z. D. Baker, jun, Adutant.
Staf-Francis G. Young, quartermaster, A.
c. Baker, surgeon, Justin Dwinnelle, assistant
SURGEON.
Nou.commissioned staf-Sergeant major, s.
F. Smith, qusrtermaster's sergeant, WIN. b..
Fry, drum major, P. Eichel, fife major, j..
Eichel
Line Officers in Order of Battle-Compsny
C--Captain, Charles W. Smith, first lieutenant,
VIM. A. Todd, second lieutenant, VIM. Il.
Rerns.
Company D-Captain Geo. L. Ritman, frst
lieutenant, Sylvester s. Groth, second leuten'
ant, Jos. G. Williams.
Company E-Captain, Chas. e. Wallis, first
lieutenant, Isaac j. Neil, second lieutenant
W. Simpson.
Company F-Captain, Charles Kochersper
ger, first lieutenant, B. Penn Smith, second
lieutenant, Christian SchaHer.
Company G-Captain, Lewis Bierel, frst
lieutenant, Thomas Hsgan, second lieutenant
Peter Hagan.
Company H-Captain Garrick Mallory, first
Lieutenant Alfred G. Hills, second lieutenant
Charles Fouke.
Company Captain James Tomlinson irs
lieutenant, Wm. Dull, second lieutenant, Wm
&C. Harris.
Company k-Captain, Enoch E. Lewis, first
lieutenant, N. j. Phillips, second lieutenant
R. !. Blakeney.
Company A-Csptain, - Woodward first
lieutenant, John Markoe, second lieutenant
F. c. Parker.
Company B B-Captain, James ". Lingen
telter; first lieutenant, j. Benkin, jun.; second
lieutenant, Henry Satkell.
Colonel Baker has national reputation. He
is an Englisbman by birth, and in his early life
he resided in Philadelphia. He subsequently
emigratedto Oregon, and took his seat in the
United States Senate last winter. Colonel Ba
ker's entrance to the Senate at the last session
was marked by splendid and patriotic speech
III defence of the Union, at q time when it wal
beset by traitors. Colonel Baker is q veteran
Californian, and served in the Mexican war q.
colonel in the Illinois volunteers, He is
thorough soldier
Lieutenant Colonel Wistar is native of Phil
adelphia. he went to California at the age o.
ia, and was for three years in the Rocky Noun
tains in the service of the Hudsons Boy Com
pany. Subsequently he commanded com
pany Of Rangers on the frontiers OF Oregon
and Washington Territories. Still later, h'
practiced law with Colonel Baker in San Fran
cisco. In 1868 he returned to Philadelphia
where he pursued the legal profession until th'
Presidents proclamation was issued, when b,
became attached to General Cadwalader's stat
as temporary assistant. He next raised 9 com