The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-07
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK,
FIFTY. EIGHTH NEW YORK YoLuNrEERs-

THEIR DEPARTURE TOMORROW.
This fine corps at present stationed Turtle Day Park
fully equipped with the Enfield riGo and 900 strong will
leave camp this morning. at eleven O'clock for the seat
Of II is rather remarkable that this tho only re
giment which does not embrace within its ranks English
Irish or Scotch, but Is composed OF who have fought
and are the descendants Of those who have taken part in
the European continental rhs can be easily per.
ccivod by reading over the list of oflcers.l
The Fifty'cight is made up Of Italians, Germans,
Poles, French Danes and-what no other regiment can
boast of that has left for the of warRussans form
strong part Of tho corps. Strictly speaking It is
Continental European regiment. The Colonel and
Adjutant have seen active service the con
tinent Of Europe and many of tho corps which
is safe guarantee that their discipline
is of very superior kind When tho Adjutant was
taking active part in tho Kansas struggle so ably did
he discharge his duties that the invading army offered
reward OF 81 900 for the head OF the gallant soldier and
Senator. An incident worthy Of relating is that both
Colonel and Adutant are married TO two Quaker ladies'
which testhes their warmth in the cause Of freedom
that Christian sect being strongly opposed TO and its
ravagos. Tho Colonel halls from Washington City, and
the Adjuant came all tho wey from Iowa City in tho
State OF Iowa, where he practising law very
fully The regiment, as whole, cannot be surpassed by
any other corps. The ine soldcrly locking fol-
lows and well disciplined and they fool no dread in
s'meetng freedoms foe again" splendid regmcntal
band is attached TO the corps and viii accompany TO
the seat OF They leave Turtle Bay Park this morn
ing at eleven O'Clock Following is list Of officers,
which has not yet appeared any print Of this city
Fcid-ColoAcl, w. Krzyzanowski; Lieutenant Colonel,
--; Major F. Gellmann
Saf-Adutant, Chas W. Leonherdt; Surgeon, DR.. Has
sell Assistant Surgeon, DR.. Muecke; Chaplain, Frederick
A. Herzberger Quartermaster, Abraham Nussbcum.
Non Commissioned StcG:-sergcaut Major, Louis Die
trich; Quartormaster Sergeant, julius Ambc Commits
sary Sergeant Charles Worms Hospital Steward Feodore
Loesch.
Line 0Hcers-Compony A-Captain, VIM. Henkel: First
Lieutenant -; Second Lieutenant Christian Miller
Company B-Capain, Peter Koburger; First Lieutenant
August Forster; Second, Charles Koch.
Company C-Captain Frederick Brcun; First Lieutenant
VIM. Calm; Second, Hermann Wohfort.
Cmpany D-Captain, Frederick HERMANN First Lieu
tenant Julius Heischcr; Second, Henry Kern
Company E-Captain, Hermann Iaecht; First Lieu
tenant - Bohrer; Second, John Bcutel.
Company E-Captain. Edw. Sleinel; First Lieutenant,
Ernest Knrbeum; Second, August kraouckler.
Company C-Caltain, Goitfrcd Mass, First Lieutenant,
VIM. Appernyeler Second, Daniel p'eil
Company H-Captain, M. Pabst First Lieutenant ,Chas.
Pock; Second, c. Meyer
Company E-Captain g. Roman; First Lieutenant, Gear
Wurtemberg; Second, l.. Meusel
Company K-Capain, NJ. Escnbaux; FIRST Lieutenant,
A. Bash; Second, w. Koch.