New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND VERMONT REG
IMENT.

Underwood" near Burlington, the pas, two weeks,
struck their tents at a. m, Monday, and tok the
cars southWad. They left Troy on Monday nigh. aud
arrived at the Chamber street Depot Hudson River
Railruad, ut o'clock Tuesday morning. TIE force
of the regimen, is go including officers aud musicians.
They are fully armed and equipped and are uniformed
ia gray throughout. Every officer musician aud pm
waite IN the regiment wears in bic hat spng OF Green
Mountain evergreen.
The regiment was received at the depot by the FOL.
lowing Committee Of Reception; Maj. John A. PulIen
lPullen, Virgil & Col George +. Royce, Henry
Spauldng. VIM. Il. Hatch tAssistsnt-Q u.rtermaster
Stat, OF Vermont), Dr. Horace Greene ID. A aid,
Lester Baxter Warren Leland, Chas W. PeLii., &. ~.
Peek the Rev. 4. n. Chaplin, kgb-r S,arr, Georpe
Curtis, WIN. Cbamberlin, Seth H. Hunt, james X.
sraujdig OF III, Uorid, Georg. Folsom, John firsd-
lev Vim. Weston, e T. Bsnedit II. A. Johsson snS
a large number Of the natives Of Nermo.s rsdeni In
New-York. The Committee escorted the I'd TO the
Park Barracks where substantial breakfast wa par
taken Of by uen ard officers Tie moot rgid dsci-
Zine was established the Barracks by the objects OF
the regiment, aud one permitted 10 enter The ipes
vii hOut permission.
We eive IA list Of the officers:
Coiouel-REssI WHiTiSsy 81 Clair hieiiran. 49,
Bsjor--C makes IA. Joye Eoftibed
Ad,otan,-O ailiord 5. L,dd bennington.
OGsr,sfma,iei-Ptllsy ?. ri,kia. Montpelier
smge1D-Nswtou Il Btlol. Burlington.
As'i,i.lt- SuIseon,,,w . " C.p,asI, Ba,lin9tOA
S-TS .AAuf-Nfl III. Quinn. MOLflttsf
Qusr,eTmA,ior. sergsspt-Wls. }. CAN Rutland
Commisssr,. SPECIALIZATION n SioD. stowe
eh'ri.in-R Rev {. B: saith srndsn.
Horpiisls,ewsIe-E L. Steam, bsIinston
Drum As,or-ClAIl,s Rslieh. H.rd~iek
Lieutsasnt Newton Stone I'd Lieutenant, WIN. n Csdy.
Company c,t-iOncsF,sin james Hopes Is, Lv0isi'n'
John Howe: % Lieut-u ant EsoCk l.. johnson.
Company BTstteboro-Capts I'd A Todd ls Liss, j.
TlsI "a As %s;I F. A. resy Cha. pu,.,,
W. W Henry I'd Lieut. c. 9 Gre,g a,,-,s-.,.
Company 4. CspslE, Richard Smith lat Lieut.
Luc !Ia y
W. A. Philip. 20 Lieut., II; .. c'o.msn
ComV.Dy o, Burlingoo-CAPtsin Joan T. Drew IL Lieut.
David L. SHARPLY ID Li.a, Aaron IL Weed .,,-.
Jerome D. Case a Lise,, Chester K. Leach
Sherman " FHShun, "a Ligal. llss. \. Wsdsisl;
Company n, Ie5Ysnn.'IC.Y'sin s0iOH Eaton lat Lieut.
Col Whiting il graduate Of Yves. Point and served
in the regular teryie over FIVE yesr. He enjoys The
entire confidence OF biz subordinate officers and Of tie
men, He is a stiic dpliDafan, but tempers disci'
pliue with kindness and susvty.
Lieut. Col Staunard II identified with the orgsniza-
ton of the Ransom Guards, st. Abanr, an IN 1853
unanimously elected Colonel OF the 4th Re- irneni
Vermont Militn
Major Joyce leavesa lucrative law practice in wash.
ngtpn Coanty 10 sghs for the Union. He was eec ed
Colonel Of The LIST Regiment Vernon, Militia M Feb
ruary Iaa.
Oaarteruaster Ptkin has discharged bis duties thus
far with entire satisfaction to officers and men, and
The Bnriington Times says he posse.ses the
qualifications for bis fitcut post. His assistants are
w. y Cain OF Rutland, and 3. L. Stone of Stowe.
Chaplain c. IL. Smith formerly Prince A Of the
IeiaId Seminary, al Townshe1d; by bis unaffected
interest IN the welfare VI the regimen, be has endesreo
himself TO all.
Cap. Walbriipe Of Company rs q returned Cal
forian who served IN tie perilo1s times OF The Wig
isnce COMMITTEES.
Capt. Hope of Company is the Unknown Land.
scsIo painter Of this city. He Is ScotchnlAn by
BIRTH i.nd Of hardy Highland chan.
Capt, Todd OF Company G bad not yet compietod
IL L. - ~.
for the sword lie is the youngest Captain in the
CAN'T Dillingham; Of Company is son Of the dis.
nguissed advocate Panl Dill nghan, and has hf the
study G: law 10 tRht tor the old tag. lie ID OF pure
Green fountain stuf.
Capt Soith Of Company + represented the Trn-
bridge 0htrict in the Legislature 10 1915.
Capt. Randall Of Company represented Roxbury
in the Legislature Of 1873, with signal ability.
Capt. Drew OF Co. q 10 q well-known citizen OF
Burlington.
CAPT Burnham, Co II, cnjoysth full confidence Of
his and holds the reputation OF an efficient ofncer
Capt. Fulam Co. !, ID q competent officer, and
eav lucrative practice for the camp and the field.
Capt. Eaton Of Co. h ia q resident OF Burlington,
who leaves numerous personal friends and a wide
social circle TO fight the battles Of his country.
The men of this regiment all that could be de"
sired for soldiers-besllhy hardy, and active TEN
perate and orderly On Saturday their last week day
in camp nearly half the regiment received furlougb
for the day, and az dress parade IL tie evening only ID
men were absent from tie ranks, and their absence
was satisfactorily accounted Tor. They are armed
with the smooth bore muskst Of 1872, and tie flank
Company have Minnie Rides
regimental band If u musicians accompanies the
esiuent. and have volunteered for the war. Their
leader IL Mr.. Croeacu.
A beautiful reginentsl ensign was presented yss,er-
day afternoon in front Of tie City Hall. The nag
is rich bloc aud bears on both aides the arms Of
Vermont and the United States flag in shield,
over which, in SCROLL is the Number VI the regiment,
and beneath Is the motto Of Vermont, Freedom and
Unity" The whole is sunnountod with The buck's
head Of Vermont. TIE following gentlemen were the
COMMITTEES of Presentation: b. Murray. jr., r.. A.
Stansbury, l.. S. Scot. A. N. Lyon W; G. Conans OF
TIE Sun, J. IL. Eldnoh. Peter Starr, Rev. Dr. Cha
pin, L. w. Stoughtoo.