The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-29
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE FOURTH

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE FOURTH
- NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.
New Hampshire yesterday sent another regiment to
,oip thu arm u the Union at the scat Of war. The
Fourth regiment Of that State, arrived Al Jersey City
ana few hours after took their Do
parture for Washington in order 70 take part u 'e I'm
portant struggle which is COW convusng our republic.
The Fourth well provided with all the nocessares Pc
scnar to the movable soldier, and bring with them
twenty-five baggage wagons, one ambulance one hospital
and ninety five horses which provided entirely fo-
the and comfort Of the regiment. Tho
regiment numbers ono thousand men, who armed
with the Inleld rife They u fine body Of mon and
cspouscd. Accompanying the corps o splendid band OF
music Of twenty pieces During their stay Jersay City
the regiment amused uselves by roaming about the
city and at alb ut half past eight O'Clock the train hurried
tnsm OH to Washington. Tho following is list Of the
Colonel, -. whipple Lieutenant Colonel Louis Fell;
MAJOR Jeremiah Drew Adjutant, H. W. Fuller; Quarter
urrson ! d Ksy urssSn j. e. IA
Company A. aptain, c. W. sawyer First Lieutenant,
Jasper C Wallace Second Lieutenant, H. W. Locke
C,nFdny B-CaI tain r. o. Gre nleaf; First Lieutenant,
s. I. Fowe; Second Lieutenant, Charles A. Carleton.
Comrany Captain, Gilman f. Sleeper; First Iieuten-
ant Martin b. Richardson; Second Lieutenant Frederick
Company D--Captan, william Badger; First Lieutenant,
Charles o. Jemison Second Lieutenant, David d. Bur
CsmIonv E-Captan, T. e NEWELL First Lieutenant,
T. W. Parker Second Lieutenant, A. J. Edgerly.
isaac W. Hobbs second Lieutenant G. II. Drummer.
Comrdny G-Capain, Michael OFlyn; First Lieutsn-
ant, c. W. II nd; Second Lieutenant, w Nayne.
Cmpdny H-Captain jose h McClough; First Lieutea-
snt, Israel L. Drew; Second Lieutenant, H. G. Tuttle
Company NCaptan, Nathaniel H. Brown; First Lieu
tenant, w. s. Pllsbury; Second Lieutenant, True san
born, Jr.
Compony K-Captain, Jonathan r. Bagley; First Lieu
tenant, Ephram Currier Second Lieutenant Charles
w. Tilton.
THE COLONEL OF THE FOURTH NEW HAMPSHIRE
VOLUNTEERS
Colonel Thomas J. Whippe is well known q deserving
son of Mars, having bravey distinguished himself the
Mexican He is from the State the voun
teers he commands. On the 9th of April IS47 he
was made First Lie tenant the Ninth infantry and
In TIE following nth he placed the staff If his
regiment a Adjutant. lie appointed Volunteer AID
sdeCamp T. Bga Ter General Lane, and bravey dstin-
sgushed himself In the battle OF Axco. lie resigned
from the service the 23d II February 1S4s, and
when his ntry calls upon him. he again found ready
to take the fed, this time at the head Of gallant
regiment.
COLONEL sANBORN,
accompanying the regiment, Is ono Of she staff of
Governor Berry of New Hampshire Colonel J. Sanborn
is much respected In the State from whence he came
and although he do present bear all ths honors
of previous service that characterize the Colonel of the
Fourth regiment, he however carries with him a
now well known and doubtless before the end Of the
will be highly distinguished