The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

hurrahs Il about three O'Clock when the Atlas
moved slowly on amid the cheers those on board while
the answering echo burst from the shore endearng and
When the Third regiment left night was fast enveoping
me EXPANSIVE Day In its lowering shadows, and
picturesque loneliness which lay around the descend
ing sun as II seemed to sink INTO the broad
bosom of the waters lent an interesting soemny the
scene Of the departure The same farewell gwen to
tue Ihird regiment us TO that of the Second The Third
were put on board the steamboat Transport and thus
With regard the officers OF the regiment most Of
tnem are men OF experience having served IN several
militia regiments, and few have already smeled powder
Lieutenant Winters, of Company l. Third regiment, was
formerly attached TO the Seventh regiment, National
Guard of this city. and has brother hospital at
washington. supposed 10 be moraiy wounded IN the re-
cent battle at Bulls run
Colonel George Hall Lieutenant Colonel, II Potter;
Major, p McDermott AdJutant. James W Powell Jr /;
McCowan; Assistant Surgeon James Ash Chaplain Jo
seph TwichelI, Sergeant MAJOR. John Council Quar-.
termaster Sergeant Michael Cowel; Hospital Steward
Company A-Cartain, John Boiler, First Lieutenant,
Patrick Nolan Second Lieutenant Christian Ward
James ". Powell Jr, Second Lieutenant, Thomas
LEACH
Company c-capcain John G. Brown, FIRST Lieutenant,
george thompson, Second Lieutenant, James T Mer-
Ger.
Company D-capian, William II Greene, First Leue-
brout.
Company captain, Owen Murphy, First Lieu
eueus, oaines TowcI!i secCnu Lieutenant, Murtaugn
Company E-captain Walter A. Donaldson; First Lieu.
tenant henry G. Frost Second Lieutenant Alexander NJ
Company G-Captain, Edward W. Power; First Licute.
nant Thomas Graham, Second Lieutenant, George f. g.
Young.
Company H-Capiain, Thomas Rafferty,; First Lieute-
nant, vacant Second Lieutenant, Frank McAvoy.
Companies and OF the above regiment have not yet
been permanently provided with officers owing to some
unexplained cause.
The following officers have command Of the Third regi
ment:-
Colonel, Nelson Taylor Lieutenant Colonel, J. Mores
Major, William y. Stevens; Adjutant, Stephen NJ Doyle;
Quartermaster, I w. G. Fry Surgeon, c. X. IRWIN As
sistant Surgeon, N W. Leighton Chaplain Levi Nor
ton; Sergeant Major Samuel Bailey; Quartermaser Ser
geant, Mcneil Grant; Cemmissssary Sergeant, Isaac
A. Brooks.
Company A-Captan, George Greckeneck: First Lieu.
tenant, Charles Grossnger, Second Lieutenant, E. b.
Harnett.
Company B-Captan, James NJ Brown; First Lieu
Company C-Captan C. Chadwick FIRST Lieutenant,
E. c Pennock Second Lieutenant, vacant.
Company D-Captain, G Abel First Lieutenant, Fl.
G. Human; Second Lieutenant, John II. Howard.
Company E-Captan, Barrett, First Lieutenant, W.
J. O'Nel Second Lieutenant W. James.
Company F-Captan, George Leonard First Lieutenant,
Henry j. Mcconnell Second Lieutenant, John Holmes 4
Company G-Capain, II }. Bliss; First Lieutenant, W.
N Bliss. Second Lieutenant, George Carlisle.
Company H--Captan, j. Waterman; First Lieutenant
vacant
Company Z-Capain, Robert Toerree Johnson First
Lieutenant, John p Sanford Second Lieutenant, Hugh j.
Winters
Company K-Captan, John S. AUSTIN First Lieutenant,
W. r. Holl, Second Lieutenant, NJ. Mcdonald.