The national Republican., 1861-08-12
LOCAL NEWS.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE MILITARY.


Arrival Of the Firm P.nnsylv.nia.
| The fifth Pennsylvania regiment, (reserye,) y
1000 strong, arrived here at O'Clock yester.
| day morning, direct from Harrisburg. They
| are well equipped, and are uniformed In DARK
blue coats and light blue pants Of army cloth.
| They are now with General McCa'ls command,
| beyond Georgetown. Their officers aroA
| Colonel Semmons, Qormorly captain in the
| United States army.)
| Lieutenant Colonel Fisher.
| Major Dare.
| Adjutant Mason.
Surgeon Carpenter.
| Quartermaster Biglcr.
| Sergeant Major Bouy.
| Quartermaster's Sergeant Bahan.
Captains Ulman, Taggert, Lowaine, Chamber.
| lin, Larrmer, Traut, Harrison, McCleary, Zent.
myer, and Collins.
Arrival of the Fourteenth hNlassachusctts.
This fine regiment, 1,O46 men, arrived here
at eleven o'clock on Saturday night. It is ex.
clusivey composed of companies from Essex
county, Massachusetts,, and are mainly made
up of farmers and mechanics, many of them
rich, and all of them hardy and athletic. Whom
in Fort Warren, a serious disturbance occurred,
OWING to the regiment being supplied with
smoth.bore muskets instead of Enfield rinos, rs
promised; and u large number of tho mon were
so inConsed at the disappointment that thoy
broke their bayonels. and did considerable 10.
jury to their arms. Some of the officers evincod
sympathy for the troops under the crcum.
STAGES. The muskets, however, were not
| CndNgeu, anu Inc CNClteHtnt, dlttT uty VI
two subsded.
Their wagon train consists of 1870 horses and
rty.eight wagons. They have been qrartered
! for the last six weeks at Fort Warren, In Boston
harbor. Their uniform Is light brown pants,
deep bluo jacket light blue overcoat, and regu
latiOn caps.
The regiment is accompanied by II fine ,ud
OF eighteen performers.
Z All the field and staff officers but two arc IN.
,, tives Of Massachusetts,. OF the whole corps,
, three hundred and fifty are married men, aud
, five widowers with families. 1t has ono " Gon
tloman," Il host of shocmakers and labOrers.
and samples OF every kind of craftsmen and
. operatives known among US. There are seve.
raj teachers on the roll, and one " missionary"
There are agreat many blacksmiths, moro than
any other rosimxnt. probably, will average.
= The Amesbury section Company E) has thir.
. teen disciples of Vulcan on its roll. The farm.
ers are about equal in number to the black
r smiths. There are three artists one photo
. grapher, one physician. only one printer, two
students, and Il number of matters and ma
! chinsts. Onehaf of the whole regiment Is
composed of men connected with the boot and
:. shoe business.
. The following is correct list of the officers
. Colonel VIM. d. Greene.
u Lieutenant Colonel s. G. Oliver.
3. Major Levi p. Wright Lawrence.
?, Surgeon David Dana, West Reading.
Assistant Surgeon S. X. Towle, Haverhil
Adjutant Chas F. Simmon. Boston.
- Quartermaster Andrew Washburn, Newton.
is Chaplain Stephen Barker, Andover.
C Sergeant Major Amos lIenfeld, Salem.
COmmissary Sergeant W. G. Glass, Boston.
Quartermaster Sergeant Arthur l.. Drew.
l. Company A, of Ipswich-Captain Nathaniel
IT Sha,swell, First Lieutenant NJ. d. Shattuck
# Second Lieutenant L. Il. Worcester.
Company B, Of Methuen-CaPtain Lovorct
Brady, First Lieutenant. B. Wardwell, Secont
a Lieutenant g. S. Heath.
n, Company c, Lynn Mechanic Phalanx-Cap
tain Al0nzo G. Draper, First Lieutenant Archie
lsu. G. Wyman, Second Lieutenant Joseph II
In Sparks.
,d Company d, of Havorhl--Captain Seth S
Baxter, First Lieutenant James Pope, Secon
Lieutenant Frank w. Taggard.
70 Company E, of West Amesbury-Ca Captain
"a W. Sargent, First Lieutenant VIM. F. Martin
Second Lieutenant BENJAMIN Atkinson.
Company r, Scott Guards, 81, Of Lawrence
8. Jos.W. Kimball, Second Lieutenant George s
In Follansbec.
!" Il Company G, Muglord Guard, of Marblehead-
~ Captain Benz. Day, First Lieutenant Charles r
" Noyes, Second Lieutenant Benz. =. Martin.
Company H, Andover Light Infantry-Cap
tain Horace Holt, First Lieutenant Chas. Poor
Second Lieutenant Warren Clement.
IN Company l, Putnam Guards, of Denvers-
, Captain A. A. Putnam, First Lieutenant Cha.
- H. Adams, jun, Second Lieutenant William
ROome.
J., Company X, of Lawrence-Captain Frank A
Rolfc, First Lieutenant VIM. Preston, Secon
Lieutenant A. A. Davis.
Arrival of the Fifteenth Mnssachusctt,
:, numbering l.0l0 men, arrived here about iv
w IVY O'Clock yesterday morning. They bring wit
ISL them lis horses, Is commissariat wagons
ish five ambulanoes, and two hospital wagons
ats Like the fourteenth this regiment is also con
posed principally of farmers and is u very fin
ma looking body of mon.
raj Before leaving Worcester, the ladies of th;
s, 1ia city presented the regiment with beautif,
I'LL American flag.
Tho men are armed with Springfield musk et
.ed of the pattern of lSil, and atred in the regl
,ed lation uniform, blue coat and pants, and fe
> hat. The band enlisted for the war, comprise
twenty-five pieces, the loader being +. p Go
dard, of Boston.
The following is a list OF the principal of
- GERS:
rs. Colonel Charles Devens, jun, of Worcester.
-, Lieutenant Colonel George II. Ward, of Wo
'h cester.
Major John W. Kimball, of Fitchburg.
at Adjutant J. Hicks, of Boston.
pg Quartermaster Church Howe, formerly
ire, Surgeon DR.. Joseph II. Bates, of Worcester
Assistant Surgeon DR.. S. F. Haven, jun.
Chaplain Rev. VIM. G. Scanlin, of Grafton.
Qnartermaster Sergeant VIM. II. Steele, fu
merly of the Third Battalion Rifles.
Sergeant Major +. A. Walker.
ing Commissary Sergeant VIM. G. Waters.
Company "A, of Leomnster--Captain Roc
her wood.
Company D, of Fitchburg-Captain Simond
cSs, Company 9, (Clinton)-Captain Bowman.
Inc Company D, of fWorcester-Captain Studle
company Il, Vi lOAloru-Captaln watson.
Company +, of Brookned-Captain Sloan.
:. Company g, of Grafton-Captain Porcharc
= Company II, of Northbrdge Captain Ph
SD brick.
Company ], of fWebstor-Capah Josolyn.
H.. Company X, of Backstone-Captain Gatchc
ust, Arrival OF the Twelfth Pennsylvania
the Tho Twelfth Pennsylvania (rescrve) regime
low arrived yesterday afternoon, about o'coc
!, from Harrisburg, having left there the previo
,cs evening. They number abou' eight hundr
and hfty men, and are quite a neat and we
ngs equipped regiment who are in for the wa
lar inEy are aIiheu WIN inc Mimic muSket, and Il
rty uniformed III light blue pants, dark blue b!Ous
Sa and caps A full drum corps of" crack'' dru
the mers accompany them. After waiting at 1
2ec' depot until over the fatigue of their journe
.., they took up their quarters.
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