Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-31

those VINO nave fallen. Let w orceSter set the
example, and the rest will surely follow,
Tho Twenty-FInh Regiment.
The officers were very busy all day yester.
day, at Camp Lincoln, preparing for the de-
parture OF the regiment. Gov. Andrew, and
Coils. Richie and Wetherell, of his staff, visit
ed the camp i'll the afternoon, and the troops
were reviewed by them. Gov. Andrew also
addressed the soldiers in an eloquent and patri-
otto manner, highly complimenting them for
the excellence of their drilling. He said he
had witnessed all the fine regiments which
Massachusetts had sent into the field but the
twenty,ffth regiment was the handsomest one
he had ever set his eyes on, and was composed
of the noblest looking body of men he had
ever seen assembled in uniform The Gov
ernor spoke Of the immortal fifteenth regi
ment, and their noble commander, Chas. Dew
ems, the fame of whose gallant actions would
last as long as those hills around him should
endure. For every drop Of Massachusetts
blood that had been shed IN that unequal con.
test, he charged those now going out to take
barbatism, but for the purpose OF overthrowiug
this most foul conspiracy against the constitu
ton and the laws. He closed by the express
sion Of his earnest hope that the men before
him. led by such gallant officers, would strike
an effective blow at the rebellion, and be pre-
pared for any fate-and, God willing, return
safely, after the achievement of the great vic
tory which ultimately awaits our arms.
AT the conclusion OF the speech, three rous
ing cheers for the conmander-iu-chIei went
up from the soldiers with will, at the call of
the colonel. The field and staff officers and
many citizens paid their respects to the gov
ernor, last evening, at the residence Of Col.
Wetherell.
The regiment is expected to leave for the
seat OF war this afternoon, by the Norwich
route.
The following is a complete and accurate
-~~ts. the commissioned and non-commis.
stoned officers Of the regiment, and of the
several companies -
Colonel-Edwin Upton of Fitchburg.
Lieut.. Colonel-Augustus b. r. Sprague of
| Worcester.
Major--Matthew j. McCaferty of Worces-
| ter.
Adjutant-EIjah y. darkness of Worcester.
Quatermaster-Wm o. Brown of Fitch
burg.
Surgeon-Dr. j. ARGUS Rice of Worcester.
Assistant Surgeon Theron Temple of Bel
chertown.
Chaplain-Rey Horace James of Worcester
Sergeant Msjor-Chas. Il Davis OF Wur-
cester.
Qaarterma9ter Sergeant Edward A. Brown
OF Fitchburg.
Commissary scrgeant-E lbridge G. Watkins
of Worcester
Hospital Steward-Dr. Samuel Flagg of
Worcester.
Band Lealer-Wm. E. Gilmore of Paw
| tucket.
Co. A, of Worcester. Captain-Josiah
! Pickett Observation-Disclosures E, Goodwin,
Merritt B. Bessey Sergeants-Geo. A. john
son, Geo Burr, James Nj. Hervey, James j
McLane, Welcome w. Sprague Corporals-
Jaalam Gates, T. L. r. Goes, Calvin A. Yves
son, John A. Thompson, Edwin a. Morse
John A. Chenery, Henry NJ. Ide, Samuel H.
Putnam.
Co. B, Of Milford. Captain Willard Clark
Lieutensnts-Wm. Emery, VIM. T. Draper.
Sergeants-John }. McCarter, Sylvester p.
krum, Chas s. Watkins, Otis w. Holmes,
Paran c. Il. Belcher COrporals-Albert W.
Cook, Henry c. Ellis, Charles II. Spencer,
Dairel l.. Day. Reuben T. Leonard, Horace
u. Whiting, Chas. L. Burlington, Henry G.
Dunton.
Co. e. consisting of twenty from Boston,
aud the remainder from Worcester and vicini.
ty. Captain-Cornelius g. Atwood of Bos
ton Lieutenants-James Tucker of Boston,
and Merrick L. Prouty OF Spencer Sergeants
Jeremiah z. Sanborn, Geo. NJ Kettel, Al
bion A. Messer, John w. Howe, Edward
Dove Corporals- Thomas a. Norcross, Ed.
ward A. Franklin, Marhall Lee, JOHN p.
Burke, Samuel Healey, John b. Reed, Lyman
Hooker, Albert a. Marshall
Co. ID, of Worcester Captain-Albert H.
Foster; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. Campbell
George H. Spauldng; Sergeants- Henry
Matthews, Charles H. Stratton, Orlando Hodg
kin, Hiram N. Parkhurst, Joseph b. Knox
Corporals Aaron Parker, William IL. Wood
Charles r. Hill, Oscar Tourteotte, Abial p
Williams, Franklin Il Perry, VIM G. Grout
Preston A. Champney.
Co. E, of Worcester Captain-Thoma
0'Neil; Lieutenants-Wm. DAILY, Henry Nc
Conville; ergeants-Michael McKeon, Pat
rick Curran, John B. McLane, James McHan
non, Napoleon Ward; Corporals-Jas. o Neil
Patrick McHugh, Thomas McKeon, DENIM
M. Sheehan, John Cotty, Oliver p. Lafferty
jeremiah O'COnners, John Logged.
Co. f, of Fitchburg. Captain-Charles II
foss; Lieutenants-Levi Lawrence, j. II
Richardson; ergeants-Artemas S. Farwell
James II. Tenney Oliver ID. Wilder, John 81
monds, Charles Hall Corporals-S A Rock
wood, james Graham, Geo. B. Proctor
Dwight W. Barnes, Geo. Lowe, Walter IL
Sawlele, John A. Spaulding, Thomas f. Put
nam.
Co. G, of Worcester, Germany Captain
Louis Wageley; Leutenants-Henry M
Richter, Frederick Weigand Sergeants -Ru
doph A. Hacker, Henry f. Shuitze, John M
Knapp, Gotttried KreiS; Corporals- Wolfgan,
Leopold, Gotttreid Speisser, Phillip Rescher
VIM. Mueller, Fred Waisser
Co. Ii, OF Worcester. Captan-Orsor
Moulton; Lieutenants-David NJ. Woodward
Nathaniel II. Foster; Sergeants-Arthur P
Forbes, Gas. Ii. Pelton, Thomas Gleason
James A. Woodwork, VIM. j. Temple; Cor
porals-Lawson d. Wood, Francis Bridges
Chas. II. SeagIave, John ID. Mirick, Henr,
w. Fernald, Randall Mann, Willard Cheney
Jr., Edward w. Wellington.
Co. l, OF Templeton. Captain-Veranos p
Parkhurst; Lieutenants-J. B. Smith, Amo
Buffum; Sergeants-John w. Davis, Thomas
Saul, Jos. S. Moulton, Timothy S. Head
Jos L. Nichols; Corporals-Benj. w. Mayo
Lyman S. Wheeler, Geo. Trssk, Dwight NJ