The national Republican., 1861-06-26
LOCAL N E.W S
Military Movements in the City.

Here at 3 o'clock yesterday morning, having
J left Madison on Tuesday last. They number
1000 men, and are accompanied by fine
band Of twenty six pieces, led by Professor H.
8 &Ohandler, and an efficient drum corps. The
regiment is made up Of citizens Of Madison
and surrounding country; sll able.bodied fine.
looking men. They bring with them complete
camp equipage, aud a six.pounder brass field
piece. Their uniforms are Of grey, neat, and
substantial, and they ere also supplied with an |
abundant quantity of extra clothing. They |
are armed with the Springfield and Harper's |
Ferry smooth-bore musket, which they are de- |
sirous Of exchanging for Enfield rifles in this !
city.
The following is Q list of their officers:
Colonel, 8. Park Coon lieutenant colonel
Henry W. Peck major Duncan Mcdonald
adjutant, E. M. HunSsr; colonels aid, Henry
Sanders; quartermsster, j. D. Ruggles; SER
geaut major, q. McAdams; surgeon, j. M.
Lewis; first assistant surgeon, T. P. Russell;
second assistant surgeon, p. 8. Arndt quarter.
masters sergeant, W. N. Spear; commissary
sergeant E. r. Chase hospital steward, G. H. |
Irwin; drum major, F. A. Dyke.
Company A-Captain, George 81. Stevens;
heutenants, Edward E. Mann and W. W. Jones.
Company B-Captain, w. Colwell lieuten.
ants, Frank Hatch and Robert Hughes.
Company C-Captain, David Mckee lieu
tenants, Charles X. Dean and William Booth.
Company D.Captain, George B. Ely; lieu.
Company E-Captain, G. Bouck lieuten.
ants, John Hancock and II. B. jackson.
4, Company F--Captain, William E. Strong;
lieutenants, A. o. Doolittle aud W. L. Parsons.
Company G-Captain, John Mansfield lieu
tenants, Alex. 8. Hill and Samuel K. Vaughn
Company H Captain, J. F. Randolph lieu
tenants, A. A. Meredith and Nat Rollins
Company captain 7. 8. Allen lieuten.
ants, William W. Lsaeiche and Thomas W.
Bishop. .-
Company K-Captan, A. J. Langworthy
lieutenants, Caleb Hunt and W. A. Hopkins.
The regiment is enlisted for three years.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK THIRrY-FIRsT.
A train of cars arrived here at two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, bringing the thirty.frst
New York, numbering s97 men. They are
uniformed in dark blue overcoats with capes,
(tbe regular army pa,tern,) dark blue jackets,
light blue pantaloons, and dark blue caps, with
covers and "aats' '-enamelled cloth capes to be
attached to the back of the cap, to shield from
the rain and protect from the sun. The men
are also provided with water proof knapsacks,
haversacks, and canteens. Each man is also
provided with one good pair of shoes, two pair
Of drawers, two grey flannel shirts, two pair Of
socks, and a white blanket. They are armed
with the improved Springfield smoothbore mus.
kets. Nine Of the companies composing the
regiment were organized in New York city and
. one in Brooklyn. The regiment is sccompa.
MED by an excellent brass band oftwenty pieces,
and also by first rate drum corps.
The following is list of the officers;
Field-Colonel, Calvin c. Pratt; lieutenant
colonel, William Fl. Brown; major, Addison
Dougherty.
Commissioned Staff-Adjutant, Frank Jones
auartermaster, Baron Samson surgeon, Dr.
Frank H. Hamilton; assistant surgeon, DR..
Lucien Damanvile chaplain, Rev. Samuel W
Wsldron, jun.
Commissioned Staff-Sergeant major
Edward Frossard; quartermaster sergeant, L.
Pitman, jun.
Line-Company Al. A. Hassler, captain
Peter J. Stuyvesant, first lieutenant; Robert R
Daniels, ensign.
Company B-L. c. Newman, captain Dan
iel E. Smith, first lieutenant Eugene Trossard
ensign.
Company c, THE Polish Legion)- )-Alexande
Raszewski, captain Lewis Domanski, first lieu
tenant; Vincens Kochasowski, ensign.
Com pany D-M. o. McGarry, captain; Jas
H. Bradley, first lieutenant; Rsnnie L. Knight
ensign.
Company E-August Help, captain Charlie
L. Klein, first lieutenant; Henry Shickard, en-
sign.
Company F-Henry Whitthack, captain; F
Prop, first lieutenant Lewis d. Browne, en-
sign.
Company G-Edmund johnson, captain 9
j. Rogers, first lieutenant; William D. Prem
tice, ensign.
Company H-David Lamb, captain; Asa E
Gardner, first lieutenant; Frederick F Prefer
ensign.
Company l, (Brooklyn) John A. Rue, caE
tain; J. Barnet Sloan, first lieutenant; T. Han
ilton Hare, ensign.
Company K-Wiliam H. Watts, captain
William H. Maitland, first lieutenant.
The lieutenant colonel and Captains Heis
and Watts were all three in the Mexican wa
with the first regiment New York volunteers
the first and second as first lieutenants. Cal
I. tain Watts in physician. Captain Lamb, als
was in the Mexican war, as an engineer. Lie
tenant Klein was in the German revolution
lS48, and Captain Raszewski is an old office
who has served in Europe. He has been
twenty five battles, and he holds five medals an
crosses which he has received at various tim,
as marks of gallantry.
The ZoUAvEs GET HOLD OF |" CoNTR
BAND."-The usual dignity of the Grimm
yesterday by number Of Fire Zouaves q
pearing before the City Hall, and shoutu
that they had captured the traitor Beauregar
and were going to hang him-at the san
time exhibiting TO those in the vicinity neg
of exceeding darkness" some six feet fol
in height, who seemed to enjoy the fun as mut
as any of the rest. To add to the interest
the scene, one of them seized the marshal
red flag standing out in front of the buildin
insisting that he had secured Confedera
flag. The crowd seemed to think the col
parison very good one in every respect, b
the nronriety of usnp the front of the con