The national Republican., 1861-06-25
tleman was appointed chairman of the Claims
Military Movements in the City

Military Movements in the City
ARRIVAL OF THE SLw YORK THIRTY EIGHTH
REGIMENT, E.
This hue regiment, commanded by Colonel
John H. McCunu, arrived here ut IL o'clock
yesterday. The men composing the regiment
are mostly Irish by birth, as brave aud hardy
q looking set Of men as has yet arrived here.
They are neatly uniformed in dark blue, and
are armed with the Eu6eld rife. They have
been sworn in for two years, and have been
organised without any assistance, except that
received from the Government.
The following is complete list Of the Off.
GERS: a ... ''
Colonel--John q. McCunn. r.
Lieutenant Colonel--John Burke.
Major-Dennis @. Minton.
Surgeon-John McNulty.
Assistant Surgeon-Wm. o. Meagher.
| Adjutant-Cornelius Murphy.
Qusrtermaster-Char II. Hoyt.
= Psymaster-Cbas. T. Storrs. |
- Company A-Captain, Gilbert Riordsn 6rst
lieutenant, Phillip Doherty second lieutenant,
Andrew F. Degnan. I.. a. 49,.
Company B--Captain, James F. Maguire
first lieutenant, David Curr; second lieutenant,
Robert F. Basset. f.. ~. ., .a gul..
Company C-Captan, Michael Doran frst
lieutenant, Martin 3. Lalor second lieutenant,
Company D-Captain, Francis J. McHugh
first lieutenant, James d. Clark; second lieu
tenant Patrick H. Hayes.
=. Company E-Captain, John Cavanagh first
lieutenant, Michael F. Hackett second lieu
tenant, John F. M'Connin. '.....-... ,r
Company F-Captain, Dominick O'Connor;
first lieutenant, John Long second lieutenant,
Charles G.. Vosburge.
Company G--Captain, Michael Murphy; first
lieutenant, Richard 8. Barry; second lieuten.
ant, James Keelan.
Company H--Captain, Luke g. Hermon;
first lieutenant, John r. Mcconnell second
lieutenant, Patrick H. Jones. g.. 81 ~
Company J--Csptsip, VIM. F. Clark |; FIRST
lieutenant, Geo. W. Billet second lieutensut
Constant 8. Trebbit. -. d.
Company K--Captain, James W. johnson !;
first lieutenant 8. A. Mccarthy; second lieu.
tenant, VIM. H. Smith.
Sergeant major, Jeremiah Leary; drum ma.
jor, John Murphy; fife major, John O'Keefe.
). Before leaving New York, splendid sword
and revolver were presented to Colonel McCunu
from his friends and admirers. Both weapons
; Of death we're made of the most costly and
. elaborately wrought material. The revolver
, was composed Of solid silver, gold, and ivory,
. handle. The sword, if not genuine Toledo,
at least comes as near to it in quality as might
, be. The scabbard is richly gilt, and also bears
- = q likeness Of the Colonel .-....
" This regiment consists Of sl5 men rank and
file, and has one company which will act as an
;, artillery corps, having three howitzers. The
y ladies Of Trinity Church, prior to their leaving
N New York, presented the regiment . large
- quantity Of under.clothing, consisting, among
- other things, of 500 undershirts l,600 pairs o
4 socks, and the same number of drawers ant
7 handkerchief.
l.. PARADE AND REVIEW.
a. Yesterday afternoon, the two Rhode Islant
v. regiments, with their fine batteries aud ful
n. bands, paraded through our principal streets
- making a truly grand appearance. At tn
Presidents House they were reviewed by th
Y. President and several Of the Secretaries, all O
whom were profdse in their praise Of gsllan
~ "Little Rhody."
is FIVE MORE REGIMENTS COMING TO-DAY.
Two large locomotives arrived at the dept
!. here about seven o'clock last evening" and too
all the cars which could be spared back ,
les Baltimore, when they will be used In the tran
i'd portation Of troops to this city 1t is expecte
81. that at least FIVE regiments will arrive here
the course of to-day.
OVER The RIvER.-The telegraph wires b
ID, tween Arlington House and the War Depal
&C.
4. A close watch will hereafter be kept along th
nj route, which will insure the speedy arrest
lhe any spy who may hereafter have the temeri
to attempt repetition of it.
The Professor Lowe made another ascensit
!. yesterday afternoon. We have no positive 1
RS, formation as to what he witnessed, but the !
NOR is that he saw a very large number of /.
cessionists encamped in the neighborhood
Manassas Junction, and also that he saw O
q other balloon Immediately over that place.
the Everything continues quiet over the rive
en- no movements worthy Of ndte. The troops q
rec still busily employed in strengthening the
EN- rious positions.
this CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge TIL. Crawferd.-
this court, yesterday the jury in the case
was Joseph Shepherd, colored, charged with steali
six pairs of boots from V. Hornback, returne,
bill verdict of guilty, and he was sentenced to
this prisonment in the Penitentisry for eighte
pro. months.
reof Margaret Ring indicted for keeping baw
the house, was found guilty, and sentenced to
that for two months, and to pay fine Of one doll
rec William Mason, colored, was found guilty
ams three cases Of stealing pair of boots, &C
nay and pair fpantaloons, from as many differ
hall persons at the Insane Asylum. He was s
cate fenced to two weeks in Jail in one case,
ANY two years in the Pententiary in the others.
ying The case of William Bsyliss, indicted for
his manslauphter of James Moran, by striking |
riff. with n stone ON the twenty first of Septem
the last. near Rilevs wharf at the foot of Eleye
,nue street. was then commenced, The Dist
otes, Attorney opened by explaining to the j
six briefly the difference between wilful and ju
fable manslaughter.. Mr.. W, ]. Miller,
king is associated with Joseph Il. Bradley, SEN,
as 8, the defence, followed at some length stat
the circumstances, which, in the opinion
lg it English courts, rendered manslaughter il