The national Republican., 1861-04-29
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MORE ARRIVALS OF MILITARY.

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK SEVENTY. FIRST,
AND MORE MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS.
The New York seventy first regiment, &C.
companied by five more companies Of Massa.
chusetts soldiers arrived here about six o'clock
on Saturday morning, having marched all
the way from Annapolis to the Junction, and
taken the cars there for this city. The seventy
first numbers LAO men, and is of6cered as
follows
&qf:-Colonel, A. s. vosburgh Lieutenant
Colonel, II. P. Martin; Major, G. A. Bucking-
ham; Acting Engineer, E. A. Quintard Al.
jutant, A. Fl. Pride Quartermaster, William
Burrows.
Each company numbers 100 men, and is
oficered as follows: Company A-Lieut. David
d. Hart commanding: I'd Lieut., W. F. Tonp.
kins Company BIB. F. Trafford; lst Lieut.,
J. R. KIots I'd Lieut., J. Orr. Company c.
W. J. Coles lst Lieut., S. H. Maynard I'd
Lieut., II. J. Rich. Company D-D. VI. Mes
hutt; lst Lieut., - Stow; I'd Lieut., d. II.
Denyse. Company E-Lieut. f. II. Wade,
commanding I'd Lieut., T. B. Pendergrast.
Company F-J. L. Ellis; lst Lieut., T. A.
Murphy; ID Lieut., B. F. Chamberln; Com.
pany G-Lieut. W. S. Denham commanding;
I'd Lieut., G. W. Curtis. Company H-A. F.
Miller; LIST Lieut., q. G. Plat I'd Lieut., G.
". Underwood.
Ne UNIFORM CONSISTS Vi uhTh.Olut cObt, DluS
pants with black stripe and gilt borders, and
blue fatigue cap. Each man has, besides his
Mimic musket and knapsack, blanket, knife
and fork, cup, plate, and an extra shirt.
They all express great pleasure at the friendly
treatment they received from the Marylauders,
the more so as they had not been led to expect
it. This regiment is quartered at the Navy
Yard.
The Eve Massachusetts, companies number
about five hundred men, and make very noble
appearance. They are quartered at the Capi
ARRIVAL OF THE FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA REGI.
NENT.
About FIVE o'clock on Saturday evening, the
train arrived bringing in the fifth regiment Of
Pennsylvania and two companies Of guards
who had been relieved from duty along the
line Of the road. This regiment is attached
to General Kinds division, and is ofhcered by
R. P. Mcdowell, colonel B. c. Crist, lieuten-
ant colonel; K. Brice Petrikin Spencer, ad.
jutaut; 4. Parker, sergeant major; aud j.
K. Steler, quartermaster. There are ten com.
psnies, numbering about eight hundred men,
four Of which-Captains Medler, Branan
Hover, and Lawrence-hail from Schuylkll
three-Captains Dawson, Seacrist, and En-
ling--from Pittsburs Captain Miller's from
Huntington, Oelrich's from Lebanon, and
Cooly's from Reading. These men are not uni
formed, but are fully armed, and seem ready
to take turn at fighting on very short notice
They marched to the Inauguration ballroom
and took up their quarters.
The men are all inclined to believe that th'
sentiment Of the people along the Annapoli
road considerably changed within the last few
days; and they say that, at every place the.
stopped they were treated in the most hospita
Bile manner. An incident occurred with them
which will perhaps do much to sllay the fear
of the Marylanders that the troops from tn
North are comiug down for the purpose of run
ming off the slaves. As they were about leav
ing Annapolis, a small colored boy belongin
to the Mayor of the city managed TO get i
among the troops, no doubt fer the purpose
running away, and proceeded with them 70
some distance down the road, but, on arrivin
at the first stopping place, they promptly place
him in charge Of the agent Of the railroad, Wit
directions to send him back to his owner. Tn
welcome reception they met with, they attribut
10 the fact that the news of this act ha
preceded them. At the junction, one Of tn
members became engaged in conversation wit
farmer of the vicinity, who frankly avowe
himself as antagonistic to the North, but state
that he had been very much mistaken in ther
for, instead Of stealing their property, as he hf
supposed, they would help to protect it.
ARRIVAL OF TWELFTH REGIMENT OF NEW YoR
Last evening, about nine o'clock q train
cars arrived, bringing the twelfth regiment
New York, who came by way Of Annapol
The regiment consists OF about one thousar
men, divided into nine companies. The {
6cers are Colonel Daniel Butterfeld, Lieutena
Colonel W. G. Ward, Major H. A. Bostwic
Adjutant F. 7. Locke, Engineer B. 8. Churc
Surgeon A. H. Tharsh, Assistant Surgeon
W.. d. .o1l
Palmer and Secretary Banks. The compani
ore commanded by Captains Boyle, Barr, on
well, Ryder, Mccormick, Cromie, Raynor Fo
Ter, and Huson. This regiment is general
known as the Independence Guard, and is col
posed of healthy and strong. looking your
men, who appear as if they are able to stal
any foe of equal numbers. They are accol
panied by fine band and drum corps in fl
Zouave uniform. The members, many of who
have not brought their uniforms with them, b
will receive them in few days, wear q dar
blue frock coat, trimmed with light blue bl'
pantaloons, with white atripe; and the arm
regulation cap. As they marched from Il
depot, they were cheered Justify by the Gro,
assembled there, who accompanied them to Il
Assembly Rooms, on Louisiana avenue, whe
they are quartered. They left at the Junct
Colonel Corcoran's regiment, the sixty ninth
which will probably arrive this morning. Th
report the railroad in perfect order.
Four steamers, under the escort of the "
steamer Pocahontas, arrived near the arsen
yesterday with troops from the North. One
them, containing about six hundred Rho
Island troops, ran aground in endeavoring
enter the Eastern Branch. The troops will
disembarked to-day.
TREAcHERY IN THE NAVY YAEp-A f
days since, a large number Of bomb,shel
which have been prepared at the ordnan
shop Of the navy yard, were discovered to hs
been charged with mixture of sand and SO