The national Republican., 1861-05-07
ARRIVAL OF NEW JERSEY TRoops.-The first,

the first about two O'Clock, aud The second about
eight. As is too often the case when soldiers
arrive here in the night, there was no one at the !
depot to receive them, and they had to march |
around in the rain long time before they could |
find shelter.
The appearance Of these troops is second to |
none which have yet arrived here. The men |
are generally of fine stature, well uniformed
and we'll drilled. Many of them have seen
actual service, and two Of the second regiment
served through the late Sepoy war in the East
Indies.
The officers Of the first regiment are as fol-
lows Col. Commanding, A. j. johnson Lieut..
Col. James Peckwell Major VIM. |. Mickels
Adjutant Joseph Trawin; Quartermaster T. F.
Ketchum. Captains-company A, John Britz.
nphoffer company B, W. s. Tibson; company
G, Thos. q. Martin company d, II. o. Beach
company L, W. b. Provost; company +, II.
Bowden; company G, H. F. Stanford; company
H, VIM. Reynolds; company I, John H. Hig.
ginson company X, c. ". johnson.
The officers OF the second regiment are Col.
Baker, Lieut.. Col. Speer, Surgeon Qudour,
Assistant Surgeon Longstaf, Qnartermaster
Drinkerhoff, Quartermaster's Sergeant Hill,
| Adjutant Van Rippen; company A, Capt. Van
Rippen company b, Capt Hoffer; company
G, Capt. Grain company ID, Capt. Liliendhal
company L, Capt. Van Buskrk company F,
Capt. Tonnelle; company G, Capt. Ramsay;
company H, (Zouaves,) Capt. Babcock com.
pany !, Capt. Van Voorhees, company X, Capt.
Dunning.
The following are the officers of the third
regiment Colonel, r. M. Smith lieutenant
colonel, Napton; adjutant, Charles Keelor
quartermaster, A. Forman Jobs; paymaster,
George W. Conrad chaplain, Edward G. Tay-
lor ; surgeon, Lloyd Wilbur, NJ. D.. assistant
|
geant major Joseph Ii. Jimeson; quartermas.
ter sergeant Augustus Taylor sergeant Of
field music, Charles Stults.
Company A, Capt. Yard Co. B, Capt. Rel.
son; Co. c, Capt. Tykens; Co. D., Capt Mo-
ford; Co. f, Capt. Angel; Co. +, Capt. Allen
Co. g, Capt. Mount; Co. l, Capt. Hastleion.
This regiment is quartered in the new build.
ing of the Colonization Society, corner Of
Four. and half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
ARRIVAL OF THE FOURTH REGIMENT.
The fourth regiment arrived in the cars at nine
o'clock last night, and Immediately proceeded
10 the quarters provided for them over Sibley
& Guys stove warehouse, on D street, west Of
Tenth. This is one of the finest regiments that
has yet reached here, and comprises in its ranks
many men distinguished as scholars and sol.
diers. 1t is oilicered as follows:
S:af': Col. Miller, Lieut.. Col. Stroud, Quar-.
: termaster Linton, Paymaster Davis, Adjutant
Hatch, Surgeon Woolston, Assistant Surgeon
Satterthwaith.
Company A, Cook Rifles, Captain Perine,
Bordentown; Company b, Captain Gale Com
pany C, Stockton Cadets, Captain Jackson {;
Comp d, Gloucester Guard, Captain STRAIT.
ford; Company E, Camden Artillery, Captain
Mckle; Company F, alag company Camden
Zouavcs, Captain Hunt; Company G., Cook
Rifles, Captain Cunningham; Company H, An.
derson Guards, Captain Lear; Company L,
johnson Guards, Salem, Captain Dnneghson !;
, Company X, Marion Rifles, Captain Buring.
The regiment numbers 1884 men, all Of whom,
like the other New Jersey regiments, come well
equipped.
r The entire New Jersey brigade numbers
, 5000 men, and is commanded by General
Theodore Runyon. His staff officers are as
follows aid.de:camp J. B. Mulligan; brigade
/, major, A. V. Bonnell private secretary and
special aid, c. W. Tolls. The field officers
e are Coonels Baker, Johnson, Napton, and
Miller.
The splendid company from Albany, called
q the Burgess Corps, landed at Annapolis yes.
terday. They number nearly two hundred men
) and are said to be one of the finest drilled com
4 panies in the country.
!, We understand that q committee OF ladies
y are now waiting on our citizens, soliciting cast
y off clothing, with which to clothe the most
U needy of the volunteers now quartered in this
U city. We bespeak for them kind reception
y from our citizens, and hope that their labors
y will be successful.
O MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. The following
0 officers have been mustered into the service o
5 the United States James A. TAFT, Charles
@ Everett, and Lemuel Towers, Lieutenant Col
5 onels; p. ii. King, A. Balbach, and j. McH
Holiugswor'h, Majors
n OFFICERS COMMISSIONED. - The foowin.
y District of Columbia militia officers have yer,
n recently been commissioned by the President
N viz:
y National Guard, Company E-Captain, W
N P. Ferguson; first lieutenant, j. Il. Carroll
% second lieutenant, W. Nottingham third lieu
N tenant, J. D. Davis.
n Union Volunteers, Company F-Capair
o James Fletcher; first lieutenant, Henry I
~ Duncan; second lieutenant, Isaac L. Owen
~ third lieutenant, J. Clement Reynolds.
n Company A, Washington Liyht Mfant,,
m BattaiiOa.-Captain, Lemuel D. Williams; frs
n N lieutenant, G. II. Ulermehle second lieuter
n ant, Marvin P. Fisher; third lieutenant, Jane
N Coleman.
~ ~ Cameron Gudrds.-James Elder, captain
N and Thomas Mushaw, Oliver Birkhead, an
N N John W. Glover, lieutenants.
n Company ID, Union Reyiment.-J. NJ. Nc
n Clelland, captain; and Alexander TAFT, ]. II
~ Dubant and j. II. Posey, leutenants.
n Potomac Light Gudrds.-Robert Boyd, car
N tain and G. A. Ofutt, W. II. Birch, and Z
N McGraw, leutenants.
N Company Z, National Guard Battalion.-
~ VIM. McConvey, third lieutenant.
~ ~ Thomas A. Scott, colonel Of infantry.
90 ao Arthur W. Fletcher, brigade quartermastel
he CIRCUIT CoURT.-The regular May term {
this court commenced yesterday. After cor
sultation with the members of the bar presen
II. IL L IL Il. .