Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-21

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MoRK TRoops-Arripai Of tie Fourth Maiss
| ths N.r York Eighteenth, asd N,w York Thirty.
Etgh'A Regiments The Fourth M aine eyiment
numbering one thousand and siIty-nve men
s ~ mere per rail from Camp Knox, Rockland
a9 p m yesterday They We're accompanied by
foriy men belonging to the First egiment, who
Were left behind at Portland. under charge OF
Lieut. Estes. sick with the measles; now ali con
Sslescent. The Fourth bring with them all the
baggage, tent equipage, etc necessary for the
campaign Of three years for which they have been
enlisted; also 20 horses They have but few train
wagons The men are truly representative ner
OF the State, In personnel and are well skilled In
the use of arms. The average weight of the reei
nent Is 1853 pounds to each man. They left Rock
land last Monday, and came directly through
being treated with enthusiastic receptions In
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, in which
cities they had the freedom Of the towns extended
them, and were breakfasted, dined, and suppered
by the citizens most Hospitality. The following
are the ofhcer:
Colonel-Hiram g Berry Of r ockland; Lieut.
Coionel-T. H. Marshall, of Belfast; Major-F
>. Nickerson, Of Searsport; Adjutant-J. B
Greeenough, Of Rockland; Quartefmaster-Isaac
u: Abbott, Of Rockland; surgeon-wm. A
Bands, Of Rockland; Sergeant Major-s. H
Chapman; Commissary Sergeant. 9. Clark
Drum Major-Isaac Prince; Fife Msjor-Henry
Company A, Belfa.t-capt.in, H. W Cunning.
ham; Lientenants, Richard Aver, Isaac T. A6-
oott, detached for Quartermaster
Company b, Rockiand-Captain. E. Walker
Lleutenans, o p. Whitehall, J. Il. Litchfeld.
, company {, Rockland.CaPtain. Q: !. Conant;
Lieutenents, C.. A. Rollins, c. b. Greenough,
detailed for Adjutant)
Company d, Rockland Captain, l.. D. Carver;
Lisutenants, Thos Glover, c: l.. Strickland.
company T., Damariscotta-Captain, 8. G.
Whitehouse; Lieutenants, }. G. Dow, r. E Hus-
sey.
Company F, Brooks-Captain, A. B. Bean;
Lieutenants, Jas 8. Huxford, Chas d. Bird.
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smith; Lieutenants, William Clark, Augustus
Company H, Rockland-Captain, J. G. Burns;
Lieutenants, John C. Cobb, BENZ. /. Brackley.
Company /, Searsport-Captain, Eben Whit
comb; Second Lieutenant, w 8. Bergen
Company K, Belfast, (City Grays)-Captain, 8.
Carter.
Their uniforms are Of durable grey cloth. and
are well made. They bring with them the Rock
land brass band, twenty-thTee pieces, led by Prof
Jas white and ten drummers and ffers They
are quartered in Woodward's building corner
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
The Eighteenth New York Regiment (Albany)
followed Immediately after the Maine Fourth ar.
irving here at half past nine o'clock They num-
Der about eight hundred soldierly looking men
ana are neatly uniformed In lg ht blue nts dark
blue JAG kets, and fatigue caps They are armed
with the Enfield rifles On their arrival in Phil
adelphia, en- route hither, they were handsomely
treated by the citizens and the ladies furnish ed
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the field and staff officers, and abundant camp
equipage. They have beautiful regimental flag
presented by the ladies of Albany, bearing the
descriptive charge, - Rally around it."
The officers are:-ColOnel, w. A Jackson;
Lieutenant Colonel, w. II. Young; Major, G. r
hlyers; Adjutant, ] M. Russell; Surgeon, j. l.
Van ingan; Assistant Surgeon, A. A. Edmiston;
FAR; Sergeant Major, Thomas NJ Holden; Quar-.
termaster sergeant, A. b Wands; Drum Major
Il. Gitin; Fife Major, J J. Green.
Company A, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Gridley;
First Lieutenant, Daley; Second Lieutenant, E
Company B, Albany-Captain, Haskings; Firs,
Lieutenant, Wands; Second Lieutenant, NJ L.
Norton
Company C, Fishkill-Captain, wiltse; Fis,
Lieutenant, A. b. Mitchell; Second Lieutenant
Samuel Leith
Company D, Poughkeepsie-Captain, Magin-
MIS- First Lieutenant, Barry; Second Lieutenant
Savers.
Company E, Schenectady-C Captain, Truax;
First Lieutenant, VIM. Horsfall; second Lieu
tenant, John Veddu.
Lieutenant, Edward Fisher; Second Lieutenant
John Mooney.
Company g, Canandaigua-Captain,F aurot
First Lieutenant: J II. Morgan; Second Lieu
tenant, VIM II. Ellis.
Company II, Albany-Captain Hogan; Fir.,
Lieutenant, T. c. Rogers; Second Lieutenant, J.
J. Carmichael.
Company I, Albany-Captain, ThOma, Rad
ond Lieutenant, c. w. Heald
Company X, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, d l.. Bart.
lett First Lieutenant, A. Sealy; Second Lieuten-
ant, ii G Goodno.
Life Guard) arrived here at midnight. They are
uniformed in blue jaC kets and pants and are ad.
mirably equipped. They have a splendid drum
corps OF 10 men. The regiment Is full, and the
greater portion OF the men are married, and men
OF 81 distance, having only one object In coming "a
the war, viz: devotion to the old hag which they
In common with all the Federal troops patriotic.
ally venerate and mean to uphold. Their officers
ere:
Colonel, J. n. Hobart Ward; Lieut. Colonel
Addison Farnsworth; Majsr, James d. Potter;
AdJutant, VIM. A. Herring Quartermaster, Chas
J. Murphy; Paymaster, Thomas Picton; Seryeau,
Major, Wright Banks; Surgeon. A berry; sur.
geon's Mate, Stephen GTiswo,d Drum Major
Michael McCarty; Field NJ; jor, Daniel E Tyiee
Company A-Daniel E. Gavitt, captain; J II
COburn, lieutenant.
Company h Eugene NcGrath, ca ptain; A.
Roberts, lieutenant; RobtS Watson, ensign
Company C-Robert F. Allison, ca plain; A
Schatfer, lieutenant; A. Fusk, ensign.
Company D.. F. Harold, captain; Isaac Jel.
lie. lieutenant
Company E-oliver A. Tilden, captain; J
Mara, lieutenant
Company F-Huga Ncouade, captain: ! Ill
Cooney, lieutenant
Company G-GeOrge F. Britton, captain G. C
Brown, lieutenant.
Company Nv. H. Baird, captain; Jas Byrne
Lieutenant.
Company calvin s Dewitt, captain; C Bar.
bour, lieutenant.
Company K-Samuel e. Dwyer, captain; w
n Smith, lieutenant.
JusT THE THISG,-No wrinkle I'm the way OF
Ingenious invention lately has struck us 90 favor.
ably as the patent camp chest Of Mr. George
Parr, OF Buffalo, ". Y. Externally 1t has the
appearance OF neat chest, weight, with contents
all told, perhaps forty pounds,) but on being
opened II proves to be as prolific In DEVELOPMENT
as any magicians ''scrap book
The reader will hardly credit It., but seeing Ia
believing, and with our own eyes we saw the FOL.
lowing indspensibles for the soldier, angler,
hunter, yatchman, pic-nic-er, evolved from this
forty-Pound receptacle: Three web-seat camp
stools, made Of the best hickory, and folded
together, Ratchet, saw, carving knife and fork
three TASKS that will In the aggregate hold one
gallon, tea caddY, coffee caddy, wash bowl di d.
per, eight plates four knives and forks four each
table and tea spoons, tea and coffee pot combined
with strainer, frying pan, pot for boiling, three
drinking cups, sugar and milk bowl, cruet stand
for pepper, salt, mustard, and vinegar, with
mustard spoon and cOrkscrsw combined, one
apparatus for boiling tea and coffee and fuel for
twenty meals, two table cloths, and two towels
Moreover, the chest, on being emptied, by the
simplest yet most perfect arrangement imag enable,
is at once converted into excellent table, 81
inches long by D inches wide, standing firmly on
It's four legs The chest 10 intended for the wants
Of mess Of four, and to accommodate a chance