The national Republican., 1861-08-09
LOCAL N e w s .
Movements of the Military.

movements OF Luc mlllChIys
THE FIRST PENNSYLVANIA ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
We had barely time in yesterdays paper
TO announce the arrival Of this fine >regi.
ment--the 6rst regiment of volunteer artillery
ever organized. 1t is composed of eight com.
panies, and numbers over eight hundred men.
This regiment has forty-eight guns, (six for
each company, J Of which thirtytwo have already
arrived. They are s, IL, and 24.pounders, q
large proportion Of which are rifed. Many of
the officers and men have seen active service,
and the progress in drill of the others has been
very rapid.
The officers are
Lieut.. Colonel, G. T. Campbell, commanding.
Senior Major, A. Lewis.
Junior Major, A. q. Danforth.
Adjutant, Schelenberger,
Qusrtermsster, Bent,
Surgeon, DR.. Riley.
Company A-Captain Easton, Lieutenants
Paulsgrade and Sits.
Company B-Captain Cooper, Lieutenant
Lesbit.
Company C-captain Simpson, Lieutenants
Burns and Barnes.
Company D-Captain Flood, Lieutenants
Dougherty and Mclaughlin.
Company E-Csptain Barr, Lieutenants
Minich and Orwig.
Company F-Csptain Matthews, Lieutenants
McCoukey and Ricketts,.
Company G-Captain West, Lieutenants
Kingkaue and Braun.
Company H-Captain Brady, Lieutenants
Amzon and Bent.
ARRIVAL OF THE SIXTH WISCONSIN REGIMENT.
This splendid regiment, 1904 rank and
fle, arrived here at o'clock yesterday morn.
ing from Baltimore, where they have been en-.
csmped for the past four or five days. The
regiment comes fully provided in every respect,
and has a fine regimental band of twenty-four
pieces, besides drum and fife corps of twenty
pieces. Like the other Wisconsin regiments,
the men are uniformed in grey, with black
trimmings, U. 8. army regulation caps and
overcoats. They are well oficered, and will
compare with any regiment now in the field.
Accompanying the regiment are the wives OF
several of the officers.
The following is the list of officers and
companies:
Colonel, Lysauder Cutler, Of Milwaukee.
Lieutenant Colonel, J. P. Atwood, Of Madi-
Major, B. J. Sweet.
Adjutant, F. A. Haskell.
Quartermaster, T. W. Mason, of Milwau.
kee.
Quartermaster General, Ed. P. Brooks,
Commissary, (vacant
Commisssry Sergeant, I. X. Jenkins,
Surgeon, g. B. Chapman.
lst Assistant Surgeon, A. W. Preston.
I'd Assistant Surgeon, o. F. Bartlett.
Chaplain, Rev. N. A. Staples, of Milwaukee,
Sergeant Major, q. M. Fitch.
Hospital Steward, G. P. Chapman.
Color Bearer, g. W. Reed.
Drum Major, William Whsley.
Fife Major, Geo. g. Varnum.
Company A, Saux County RiAemen-Capt.
A. q. Mallory, First Lieutenant, d. K. Noyes,
Second Lieutenant, T. c. Thomas.
Company B, Prescott Guards-Captain John
Dill, First Lieutenant, Joel Marsh, Second
Lieutenant, Henry Sirrell.
Company c, Prairie du Chen Volunteers
Captain A. s. Hooe, First Lieutenant, P. W.
Plummer, Second Lieutenant, T. W. Plum.
mer.
Company D, Milwaukee Montgomery Guards
Captain O'Rourke, First Lieutenant, John
Nichol, Second Lieutenant, P. H. McCauley.
Company E, Fond du Lac Bragg's Rifles
Captain E. s. Bragg, First Lieutenant E. A.
Brown, Second Lieutenant, j. II. Marston.
Company F, Milwaukee Citizens Corps
Captain Thorn. Lindwurm, First Lieutenant
Schoenmaker, Second Lieutenant, William
Van Bachelle.
Company G, Beloit Star RiAes-Captain N
A. Nor,hup, First Lieutenant, G. A. Montague
Second Lieutenant, W. H. Allen.
Company II, Buffalo County Rifes-Cap
tain H. Hauser, First Lieutenant, J. A. Lewis
Second Lieutenant, J. ID. Lester.
Company l, Bad AK County Anderson
Gusrds-Csptain johnson, First Lieutenant
F. A. Haskell, Second Lieutenant, A. I
johnson.
Company K, LANDOWNER Minute Men-Cap
tain R. R. Dawes, First Lieutenant, T. A. Kel
lnoU Sacond Iipntanant. IOhn Crane
ARRIVAL OF THE FIFTH WISCONSIN.
This 6ne regiment, l,O4l strong, arrived her
at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. They left Mad
son, Wisconsin, where they had been encampe'
four weeks, on Wednesday, the Oath ult., com
ing by way Of GAINESVILLE, Chicago, Toledo
Cleveland and Pittsburg. Their trip was
were met at every station by crowds of people
who not only cheered them by their presence
but also furnished them bountifuly with n
freshments of all kinds. Not single accideu
happened on the whole route. The men ar
enjoying excellent health, and the wives an
daughters of several of the officers accompan
the regiment on its journey. The Hon. H.
Saunders also accompanied the regiment a
State agent, to look after its interest and we
fare.
They bring with them fine regiments
band Of "a pieces, led by DR.. Craig, of Beloi
They have also an excellent drum and f
corps Of 20 pieces.
Some of the companies are provided with tn
MIME musket, whilst the rest will be supple
in few days.
The following is list of the officers
Amasa Cobb, Colonel; H. W. Emory, Liel
tenant Colonel G. H. Larrabee, Major; I.
West Adutant; J. G. Clark, Quartermaster
A. s. Castleman Surgeon G. ID. Wilbur, A
sistant Surgeon; o. E. Crane, Assistant Su
geon-appointed by the State Robert Lam
lev Chaplain Joseph Craig. Leader of Il