New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
TIVE FIRST SEw.HAMpsHIRE BATTERY.


THE FIRST Ew-HAMPsHIRE BATTERY.
Whatever New-York, PEN sylyania, or the WsA
NAV have done in contributions OF men and money
for The war; the gailapt States Of New England nay
boast of putting their troops In the field In the mot
admirable state of equipment: There are no suea,
army wagons as New-Hampshire has sent; no such
borses as draw the Massachusetts and Vermont guns
aud baggage trains; aud no regiments from any
Stste ex,ept perhaIs Wisconsin, that 20 70 the
seat Of war 20 well clothed, armed, equipped, and
provided with transportation and hospital conys.
Dienoes. Latterly, We New-forkeu, Who have
.eep 30 many New.England men p)uring through
lation Of that rocky district Of country h moving
southward. Whether, az has been facetiously re-
marked the States themselves will follow On Ibeheeh
of their last hundred inhabitants, remains 70 BE sesn
Certainly IL seems as if second crop OF oeroee Ge
martyrs had sprung up from tue sen-soWn oo.,es
time In the Park two whole Regiments and battery,
each from a separate New-England State' Insrs
vas the 25th Mssss ch usetts, 03O strongi NE iaa
Connecticut, numbering ,V35 rank and ME, s1 ne
lst New.Iiampshire Battery. II The Soutn csa NOV
collection Of three such bodies Of men, Oh sqeai
courage. equal thrift ness equal intelligence and ID
uea,ioo, and equal moral tome, the success OF our
csuse IL doubtful indeed. But all experience shown
that those sturdy qualities which carry patriots tn
umphsntly through great wars are rs exonc 70 TIE
ta
soil Of old New.Englsnd. When men 20, like oun,
into battle singing psalms Of Thanksgiving and
HYMNS OF gratitude to God Il requires lite acumn
TO discover the mighty internal mora force that viii
nerve their arms to 6ght long and brsvely for
causekhst they deem holy.
The lst New.Hampshus Battery, like The I've
infantry regiments which have preceded II, s CON.
pletely uniformed and equipped. Ii broke camp AZ
Nsnchester, N. H., on Wednesday morning lass, sad
came hither by way OF Boston, arriving IN this city
before O'Clock yesterday morning. The bs: eY
consists O. four rited brass 6pounde1, and two H-
FOUNDER howtzers, battery wagon, forge, and four
baggage wagons. The pumber OF horseA sAssasses
and led In 135-sl Of which Of good qrAifye
Inclusive of officers, the corps numbers Isl men:
The officers are n follows: A GarIisb, Captain and
Fred N. Edgels, +. II. Hobb, j. Wsdleigh and d:
f. Crondick Lieatenants. The corps breakfasis4
,rrnoop M left en- roate for Washington by the New.
Jersey Central Railroad. As the Battery mafche6
On, Of the Park they were heartily cheered by ne
Massachusetts 25,h and Connecticut 10th Regrentss
who were also in the barracks, and were ssluted oy
the bands. The artilleryuen moved entirely by bs
sound of the bugle, aud attracted great deal "
tention.
ORGANIZATION OF THE FIRST REGIMENT RlsH
BRIGADE.
Yesterday afternoon Adjutant-General hiIneufs
ssusd orders for the organization Of the LIST RegEsns
Iriah Brigade and by = curious coincidence the een'
napd has been sssigned their old numerical aes'en
ton. The regiment is recorded upon the StsIe iow
n, tho 69tb N. Y. State Volunteers Ihe neid omeen
"A far as designsfod are 90 follows:
Coon. Robert NussDs Jsa.s hsyt
MAJOR James Ksvsnssh Adjut.nt g.ms, j. smishi oaas~
master, d. r. Sullivan Surgeon, :. rsch sn,.a,
UNITED STATES MASTERING OFFICE.
The aggregate amount disbursed BY this dep~n.
mont durfos The month Of October foots up 70 aoouI
SOP 600 The official REGULATE and supplemen' tot
the guidance of recruiting officers in the sesves "
the United States have just been issued.
RELIEF FOR THE 69TH REGIMENT \. Z. sfAIs
MILITIA.
Aorsssblv 10 appointment of the Relief Commit
tec ihe widows Of members Of the 69th Regiment
ard the relatives Of those now held - prisoners ~
the Rebels, assembled at the Lower Armory yeetefs
dsy afternoon for the purpose OF submitting tnes
respective cases for consideration by the Commst3s
About forty women were present and 40 many me-.
Several of the women ststed that their Ausbsn0
were killed ut the Bull Run battle, while osbSs
were wounded while IN the service. All Of ths m
had been more or less wounded. The cases were
examined by Justice Connolly, and laid over fos ooa.'
alteration. In several needy cases, htie mcnsy
was distributed. Tho funds In the hsCds OF the
Committee are limited q present. the proceeds ef ~
late festival not yet having been collected.
THE 10TH LEGION.
Tho 10Th Legion, Col. C. II. Van Myek, VIZ
leaye their encsmpment st Newburgh on Wednc.esy
nett. arriving In this city Thursday mosriug N0v.
4 and proceed to the Everett House, where tne ans
OF Orange and Sullivan viii present them w
beautiful stand Of coiors. Ihe regiment WIZ ose"
proceed to Washington.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIE TwESff'
FIFTH MASSACHUSETTS yOLUNTEERs~Ak"
CrPrfON BY THE SONS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
This Regiment arrived st 10 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning, by the Norwich and Worcester route, 81!
after beiog escorted 10 the Park Barracks thsse ncA
breakfast. They wero frequently cheered % ~
march down Broadway. The Regiment was
ceived BY delegation of the Sons Of A:s,sAn,sss
in New.fork, aud the officers partook Of . ereslnS
utthe Aser House. .ths ceremonies being condassss
Col. Frank K, Howe Owing 70 dnlay IN sne -
rival Of tho Regiment, many distinguishee k
ages who bad been invited were unaoie 70 p ~.
ent at the reception. Among these were ~: -
lows, DR.. Barnard, DR.. Tyns' Gsoss 0s"''0''
others. ~, 49,:
After the cloth had bean removed, CsL 49,
nd snrsch warmly welcoming the onlosn -
the regiment, and Ia the coufse VI hs sPeeca
from letter which he bad recsysd nom g.. ~
after that fearful battle, the words Of Col !" -
ths enemv' to which shsy-though reduced % X nosrX
ope-half their original numbsr-resposs., ;oss,,
mounIv In the affirmative. He was nequs.Y .cJ.
rnnte1 With applause and closed By introdu@nk 80
lJpton. who rcried briefly that twas nov ~ n.
nses to make speeches, bus 70 perform W.
''sSsr TeS S.m S% as:Savsy Of tho Old wercss@ g..
vs. t then ss Introduced, and remarked th.s y 49,
heartily In the welcome EXTENDED e,. % @ ~ sms
II brought closely home to our own nos. s.w rs -
wickodness Of this rebellion when vs - ~ ~ ~
comrades fall in The fsld b9s y soSa ~ n ~
ss,sad wrr to Col Davis and Lieut. Col. Ward, yso
fsIlsn' and 10 others who had been taken Pr ~
uavins s an q sloousns tribute to their patriots.
bravery, and called On bic hsass" 70 sv