The national Republican., 1861-06-21

The regiment Immediately marched TO Me.
ridian Hill, where the other Mline regiments
ore encamped
OF the regiments march through Philadel.
phia, the Inquirer says: "All along the route
up Washington street, the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed, and the appearance Of the volun.
teers was the subject Of universal praise. Their
solid ranks, their excellent marching, and
above all, their full preparation in every respect
for the work Of the campaign; all went to show
that they are equal if not superior to any corps
which has entered the service"
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER ALBANY REGIMENT.
A train arrived here at ten o'clock last even.
ing, bringing the eighteenth Albany regiment,
New York State volunteers.
This regiment Is composed Of 1870 men, uni.
formed with lght.blue pants, and jackets Of
dark.blue flannel. They have the smooth. bore
musket, made at Springfield, and expect to
change them for Enfield rifles on arriving at
Washington.
The following are the officers Of this reg.
ment:
Colonel, W. A. jackson Lieut. COL, W. H.
Young; Major, G. R. Myers; Adjutaut, J. M.
Russell Surgeon, ]. L. Van Ingan; Assistant
Surgeon, A. A. Edmiston; Quartermaster, W.
V. Horsfall Chaplain, A. A. Farr.
Company A, henectady-Capt., Grdley {;
first lieutenant, Daley; second lieutenant, E.
W. Groot.
Company B, Albany-Captain Haskines /;
first lieutenant, Wands; second lieutenant, NJ
Company c, Fi.hkil-c.ptaiu, wiltss first
lieutenant, A. B. Mitchell; second lieutenant,
Samuel Leith.
Company D, Poughkeepsie- Captain Magin.
mis-; first lieutenant, Barry; second lieutenant,
Sayers.
Company E, Schenectady Captain, Truax |;
FIRST lieutenant, William Horsfall second lieu.
tenant, John Veddu.
Company F, Albany-Captain Donovan =;
first lieutenant, Edward Fisher second lieu.
tenant, John Mooney.
Company G, Canandaiga-Captain Faurot
FIRST lieutenant, ]. II. Morgan; second lieuten n.
ant, VIM. II. Ellis.
Company H, Albany Captain Hogan; first
lieutenant, T. G. Rogers second lieutenant,
]. Carmichael.
Company ], Albany--Captain, Thomas Rad
cliff; first lieutenant, George Chapman; second
lieutenant, G. W. Heald. '...
Company X, Ogdensburg-Captasn, D. L
Bartlett first lieutenant, A. Sealy; second
lieutenant, II. g. Goodno.
Non commissioned staff: Sergeant major
Thomas M. Holden quarterm Aster sergeant
A. b. Wands; drum major, 7. Gitin fife ma
jor, ]. 8. Green.
The regiment is armed with patent Enfield
rifles, (imported.)
Tho staff officers have taken quarters a
Clay's Hotel. The regiment are particularly
pleased with their reception in Philadelphia
A fine collation. was prepared for them, upol
their arrival, under the auspices of a society o
ladies' in that city.
The regimenti IL at present quartered in Wood
wards building, near the corner Of Eleventh
and the avenue,
The regiment has eight horses for the off
. GERS, camp equipage, and several days rations
, In the ranks of the regiment is borne
splendid regimentsl lag, presented to them b
; the ladies Of Albany, bearing the inscription
"Rally around it."
ARRIVAL OF THE rHIRTY.EIGHTH NEW YORK REG
MENT.
0 This fine regiment, numbering 100 men, al
!, rived here at one o'clock this morning. 1t i
. known as the Second Scott Life Guard, and
Q uniformed in dark-blue coats and sky.blu
!. trowsers. Each man is also provided with
8 havelock, and is furnished with three day
provisions. They bring with them q 6ne drar
corps, eighteen in number, each wearing th
|. regimental uniform, This regiment is reporte
/. to contain q much larger number of marie
If men than any which has yet left New Yor
!. city.
5, The following is list of the officers.
1t Colonel, ]. H. Hobart Ward; Lieut.. Col
'. Addison Farnsworth; Major, James d. Potter
h Adjutant, Wm. A. Herring QuartermaSte
Charles J. Murphy Paymaster, Thomas Pi
D. ton; Sergeant. Major, Wright Banks Surgeon
9 A. ]. Berry Surgeons Mate, Stephen Gri
void Drum Major, Michael McOartyj Fisl
Major, Daniel Z. Tylee.
Company A-Daniel E. Gavitt, captain;
II. Coburn, lieutenant
Company B-Eugene McGrath, captain
or Roberts, lieutenant; Robt. s. Watson, ensig
n. Company C-Robert F. Allason, captain
ye A. Schaffer, lieutenanti A. Fusk, ensign.
Company D--J. F. Harold, captain; Isa
IN Je'lie, lieutenant.
ve Company E-Oliver A. Tldeu, captain;
Mara, lieutenant.
Company F-Hugh McQuade, captain
M. Cooney, lieutenant.
en- Company G-Georgs F. Britton, captai
OK G. G. Brown, lieutenant.
by Company Nv. H. Baird, captain; Jam
ht Byrne, lieutenant.
a Company Calvin s. Dewitt, captain;
ey Barbour, lieutenant.
rst Company K-Samuel c. Dwyer, captai
Il. W. H. Smith, lieutenant.
es. DR.. Berry is we'll known resident Of
ay Eastern district, and was mayor Of William
ls' burg when 1t was an independent city.
es, took his position in the regiment at very sh'
'P. notice, filing a vacancy occasioned by the dea
OF ofthe late surgeon. The regimenti is thorough
equipped, being handsomely uniformed, f
nished with havelocks, having new and
!. proved kind of canteen, and in every resp
we'll appointed. All its chief officers are go
soldiers, having seen service in Mexico a
*. there can be no doubt it will give good
count of itself.
They are quartered at the Assembly Roo
and at the old Trinity Church.
From ALExANDRIA.-A train arriving