The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-26

CSmpcry E-Captain Timothy Waters First Lieutenant,
.ss ssis,
Csmpasy G-Aptain, william a. Underhilk First Lieu
tenant, Georges Melville; Second Lieutenant henfy b
oompesy H-oaptsiu, James h. Brennsn; First Lieu
Company LCaptsn, Ole p. BAlng; First Lieutenant,
Christian Christensen Second ueutenant Alfred Fred
Company K-Captaip, Werner Berg; First Lieutenant,
Nicholas Gronbeck; Second Lieutenant, John Allen.
Colonel Allen is officer Of great merit, fully under
standing the duties he has undertaken TO fun having
seen active service before He and b!s regiment viii
prove valuable acquisition to the federal He is
assisted by staff Of accomplished and fine looking on
GERS, each man knowing ais place and what is expected
to be done BY him. The regiment is not ruled by tyranny,
but by kndDes and is safe to assert that there not
fire and water To ferve his commander Colonel Allen
was few Gays ago Initiated into the mystic circle OF
Der Of the officers It Is their intention to procure
dispensation, and form lodge Of their own when in
camp. Major James H. Turner was IGNORED with
splendid token OF regard by the citizens OF Richmond
county In the way OF superb sword presenter on the
22d inst The weapon is made OF the hoest Damascus
steel, beautifully engraved. The scabbard 10 heavily
gt and the ht Of the most substantial fabric while
the wrist strap is Of gold lace and heavy gold bullion
The cost Of the sword was $3.50 The following s the IN
scfipton engraved the acknowledgements to
Major James n. Turner, First regiment NJ Y ", by the
citizens of Richmond county, Staten Island, May a.
1857
The Inhabitants OF Staten leland speak in the highest
terms Of the regiment, and manifested the same oy the
parting salute they gave the troops AZ their departure
THE NINTH REGIMENT.
THEIR PARADE YEsTERDAY-TuEIR DEPARTURE FOR
WASHINGTON To. MORROW.
In obedience to general ORDER issued from the head
quarters OF this regiment the assembled yesterday
afternoon, in Washington square, for muster (witAout
arms In full fatigue dress with kDapsacks and overcoats
rolled thereon. The commander. Colonel j. Styles, in
all his beforehand to have their entire kits
orders at any moment
At the appointed hour 1.-TWO oclock) the reg nent
tered on Washington square south sioe) right resting
Wooster street The radiant sunshn which spaIkled
ahwart the verdure Of The parade ground and flashed
against the brilliant uniforms OF the gay Ninth made the
Gene very pleasing one TO the hundreis Of persons
who had cong egaed to wi ness the parade This regl
ment is composed Of as tine a body o. men ss
aoy that have yet left the Empire City, and
every Of them fills his unifo 10 perfection
rbey mosty above the medium neigh and Look oosh
intelligent end respectable rhe proficiency Uhich they
showed Yesterday vas gratifying IN the extreme, and
"'"""A ,na men had mol been Idle from tue tine
thew entered on sooi:-s duty. &c. reste~ in the
Washington Parade Ground the regiment inspected
by the Union Defence Committee In Furreenth street
he Colonel has issued an oroer for the memoers OF tn
regiment to assemble at their rendezvous at two O'Clock
Tomorrow afternoon. prepared to march, as they VIII
positively leave for Washington to morro1 evening.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 10.
HEADQUARTERS Ninth REGIMENT,
New YoRK, Nav 20, 1851
This regiment wiz march for Washington OH Monday
afternoon the 9th int Members Of the omnand are
here directed assemble at their respective
without arms) IL fu fatigue uniform with koapsack-
packed and rolled thereon, hsversacks,
tena &c on Monday afternoon the 27ta inst, at two
y'cock
The Ieemertal line will be formed at three O'Clock
precisely Fourteenth street, right on Broadway
OfIiceye will carry their overcoats sung The non com
nssit ned eta and drum will report to Adua
Copp ger the ground, at ten minutes before three
all company Scers iggage must be delivered at
he reg,menta headqu rtoss, No II University place
of thirteenth street before twelve Mondsy
Fret sergeanfs directed to inspect The kit Of every
man in their respective commands, aud report TO the
Adutant the ground, with their companies, at ter
minntes before three p. NJ
By order OF Colonel j. W. STILES
J. .. CoPPINCgR Aejutant.