New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
.or,nand ~ ,he camp of said regiment, Lieut. Col

NaTlev being relieved tbereirom, and he IS al di.
reted Ia make requisition for the transportation Of
The two companies Of the 8etor Regiment to the
camp Of Tie 6itt.
the Two companies Of The Astor Regiment, are d.
rected 10 report 10 COL Cone for duty and TO deliver
him their descriptive lists.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE TWENTIETH
REGIMENr-ULsrER COUNTY MEN.
This regiment, attached to the New-York state
Militia, and CT hoss which served three months
IN the United States service, has since It's return re-
organized under its former gallant commandant, Col.
Pratt, and is now enlisted for the war. The regi-
ment which has been oncamped at "Camp Ar
thur jacobs Valley, between Rondout and hings-
ton, during the past month, struck tents on FRIDAY
hight and on TIE following morning embarked OH
the steamer Manhattan, which brought the command
10 the civ. The boat touched at The IO0t o. Jay
street al early hour, where eight tlck soldiers
landed and were conveyed 20 The Hospital Seinrn-
iug 10 the foot 81 Fourteenth street the regiment die
embarked and marched down Broadway 10 The Park
Barracks The regiment numbers 1910 men, among
whom are 400 Of The old command. Many OF the
officers served during the thFee-months service and
have risen from the rank. Capt. Ward, Of Co.
L, recently resigned the puipit for the sword. The
men are atired in the regulation uniform, and are
armed with Enfield Rifles. An excellent band ac-
conn anes4he regiment aud the stall officers pro-
Vded with horses.
About o'clock p. IN. tho regiment formed in the
PARK and proceeded down Broadway to the jersey
Civ Ferry whence they were transferred by rail To
Washington. The following il list OF the officers:
Colonel George W Pratj LisutC olore Theo Is. Oates;
MAJOR Is. HsTd eberg; Acting Aduisnt, John NJ Schoon
maker; Quarermasier John o. Giins: Commi,tafy Du.
mcnd Fimeudorf Payma,te Selah Tutlle Engineer Cor
eius ~ WesteIook Surgeon Robcr; LougSmi Surgeons
Mste, R,bet X. Tuhli; Chaplain Rev. e. God
Sergeant Major. Theo Van heeck QuSrormaSes Sergeant.
John McEu,re Drum Major Henry C. Hart Hospital Stew
ard, J. Wesley Ednunds
Couryeny \ Captain James smith: ld Lieutenant ChAs
Wilkinson I'd Lieutenant, Joseph Harrison.
COMPANY f-Captan' W. H. Van Renselieri let Licuten-
Company CCaptiin, }. Tappen; lst Lieutenant, A. s.
Schuti 20 Lieutenant, Martin shy der.
Company D CaItain. Dlnl MrMshon; lst Lieutenant,
Henry Mck I'd Lieutenant, j. q. Wilson, u.
COMPANY E-Cupain, Rev. T. " ard; % Lieutenant Edgar
s. Dudley
Company T-Csrtan, ]. S. CorbIn; let Lieutenant n.
HOyIadt. 2dLsnerant, Geo North il.
Conpany t-cSpiain, s Hcudricbs let Lieutenant,
VIM. CuRDingtam; ri Lieutenant J. VI. y Valkenberg
Company li-Car.iip, A : Smith; Let Lieutenant, III
Do5bs; % Lieutenant, NJ N. SwsitIout
Company lOsp4n, J. ID. Baen; let LieuteI ant J. ID.
Coax % Lirytonini, ID. Fruncc.
Coz psuy HI spsin, a. a. BALDWIN lst Lieutenant AleI
McfFrIaIei z Lieutenant, j. X. horuer.
FIFTH REGIMENT, NETWORK STATE MILITIA.
At recent election, held under brigade orders, by
the officers of this regiment Col. HinckeD Acting
Bnrsde-General, presiding, Lieutenant Colonel
Louis Burger was unanimously elected ColoLei III
place Of {. SohWHfLwaldtr resigned Both
branches of tAe Common Council have parsed Teso-
luton 10 give Lafayette Hall. formerly the regi
mertal aIIuOy of the 5Jh Regiment, New-YOrk
State Militia, IA drll-roOm ana arinOry, 10 the 5th
Regiment, which is signed already by the Mayor,
ana The regiment will move into their new quarters
without delay
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
An important meeting OF this regiment is 10 be held
10. night at the Mercer HOuse.