The national Republican., 1861-06-18

chAsefts Regtment.-This regiment, one Of the
mest complete in every respect OF any which
has yet arrived here, reached the city about
six o'clock last evening by the cars. The Mas
sachusetls first numbers l,046 men, exclusive
ofservants. The men are all armed with Spring.
field muskets, and are AS we'll equipped as any
body Of men that have started for the war. The
uniform is gray jacket, gray overcoat, drno
pantaloons, and gray fatigue caps, trimmed with
red cord. No less than sixty y.three horses and
fifteen baggage wagons came on in the cars
with them. 74us .r.....
The regiment is composed Of some Of the
crack companies Of Boston, and if il does not
give good account Of itself II will not be the
fault Of the men or the officers. Captains Wild,
Walker, and Adams, Of companies A, G, and F,
respectively, have seen active service; the for.
mer in the Crimea, in the employment Of the
Turkish Government, and the two latter on the
plains of Mexico. -. 81
The following is the list of officers:
Colonel, Robert Cowdin.
Lieutenant colonel, George D. Wells.
Major, Charles p. Chandler .,
Adjutant, William II. Lawrence, company G..
Quartermaster, John b. Lee, of Salem.
Assistant surgeon. DR.. Samuel A. Green.
Sergeant major, James W. Hail.
hi Qusrtermaster sergeant, William P. Cowie.
Commssary sergeant, John B. Gibbs.
"a Hospital steward, Edward R. Hutchins.
Company A-Captain, Edward A. Wilde,
vice Chandler promoted to major; first lieu.
tenant William L. Chandler second lisuten.
ant, Charles L. Chandler.
|. Company 3, Union Guards)-Cap.ain, Ed.
ward Pearl; first lieutenant, George Il. Smith ;
second lieutenant, Charles s. Kendall.
Company @ True Blues captain, Gard.
Wnlkor. frat liautopant Inoaph u.hha.t .,
second lieutenant, d. G. E. Dickinson. w
Company d, Rorbury City Guard Gap.
tain, Ebenezer W. Stone, Jun. |; first lieutenant,
Charles NJ. Jordan second lieutenant Oliver
Walton. .sE
Company E, Pulaski Guards s)-Captain G.
B. Baldwin; first lieutenant, John II. johnson
second lieutenant, Miles Farwell.
Company F. National Guards Captain,
Albert W. Adams; first lieutenant, John l.
Ruggles; second lieutenant, George E. Henry
Company g, Independent Boston Fhsiliers,
Captain, Henry A. snow; FIRST lieutenant, -
Smith second lieutenant, Francis q. Ward.
Company Fl, Chelsea Light Infantry)- Cap
tain, Sumner Carruth first lieutenant, Alber
8. Austin; second lieutenant, Robert s. Saun
ders. IN
Company T. Schouler Volunteers) Captain
Charles F. Randi first lieutenant, Charles E
Nudge; second lieutenant, Elijah B. Gill, Jun
Company K, (ChadDick Light Ltdntry)-
Captain, A. G. Chamberlain; first lieutenant
William Fl. Sutherland second lieutenant, F
| W. Carruth.
A band of eighteen pieces, led by j. r. spald
ing, and a drum corps of twelve, Major Cook
also accom- panies the regiment.
During the trip from Boston to Groton Point
II melancholy accident befel Daniel Miller, ON
| oc bo hor IF n uo Gil "a
Of the baggage cars, it appears, when the trail
jured that he died in few hours afterwards
The horse Of Lieutenant Colonel George .
Wells was killed few hours previously, b.
jumping out Of one of the cars while the trail
was in rapid motion.
CRIMINAL CoURr Judge r. Fl. Gra,cfor
preSiding.-Tbis court commenced its Jun
term yesterday morning.
After the court was opened, John H. Wis
rendered his resignation as crier Of the court
and Judge Crawford appointed George D. speu
Ger in his stead.
The commission of E. G. Darlington, Esq
District Attorney, was, by order Of the Judge
read and placed on the docket.
The grand jurors for the current term wer
then called and sworn, as follows:
John M. Brodhead, (foreman,) George E
Plant, Richard Walach, Thomas Blagden, Z
Milburn, Robert Beale, 8. P. Franklin, Alfre
Ray, J. Van Reswck, B. W. Reed, Samu,
Cole, G. Ennis G. H. Wiltberger, W. H. Ede
Thomas Brown, W. Fl. Tenney R. B. Carl
II. N. Easily, William T. Dove George W. U
termehle, Selby Scaggs Elias E. White, 8.
Il. McKim, Charles r. Belt. 90
They were charged by the Judge, as usua
with respect to their duties.
The following is list of the petit Jurors:
James W. Barker, Henry Lyles, John \
Young, John R. Dale, James Nokes, Dani
Rowland, Benjamin s. Kinney, J. r. McNei
Robert J. Nevitt, William 8. Venable, Samu,
Duvall, Edward Deeble, Hugh D. Prather, 1
Med. Davis, Thomas P. Brown, Robert v
Bates, james 8. Holland, H. G. Baldwin, j.
seph Libbey, jun, II. W. Blunt, E. G. Dule
John B. Davidson, Lewis Brooks, William 1
Mulloy, Jesse Lipscomb, Richard Butts, Sc,
schell, John Thompson, Warren Lowe, Jam'
L. Davis.
The case of William A. King, charged wi,
setting fire TO house in the second ward, WI
called, and, not answering, bis recognizant
was ordered to be forfeited. The securities a.
James E. Dunawn and William King.
No other business being IN readiness, Il
court then adjourned.
CAN'T jim DAVIS, CHAIN BRIDoE,
. June II, 1861.
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