New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

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Cast not your ieals boiof9 swine, Ges' lhsy saIh
against and rend you"
THE NEW-YORK VOLUNTEER REGINLNIs.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Tie IBasy Epering J0nr4ai pabli,hes the follow
ing let Of pTOuOtions snd appointments IN tho Voiun-
tcer regiments of tbis State:
CgSEaM HEADQUARTERS, sriTA OF HEu'YoRz,I
Grssau onDFss. No g2:l Als.Sy, Aas 10, iosL },
IL iowns P,om'ton' srd 'pp9ium9os have he.o msde
eigcnsd puuut An act to authorize tbs enibod,ins nd
eqpue enl cf vonGieas ui aid 70 PROVIDE Tor tas Ploc
YIusr RgoIYESr.
Cspt J. Feloct Psr;Sn 20 he siajT July % 1861 vi'o
sscoNp REGIMENT.
Capt wm A. onstosd. 10 30 L.uteLant Colonel July a.
p, Georgs OF, 70 Sc Major, july a. 1851 vice RiciaFa
Lieu, Ceosu u.ddoct to bo cspsr Jay 27 1881 vice
scg, Ms Leo and B-neairt 70 ts Lsaensn. Jay q? 1861
JO,sgh j. Hasgn T. be Erssn June 20 vice Lee Churchill
GsoSo v Bou,o 70 he Csptsn August l. lss vice John
FdWsrd s r 20 be Euiiyn JAY r. 1851 vcs George ~
FOURTH EEoiMEsr.
Fu,rr Leonard p Hepburn, DO Liousns1t July G. 1901
vice " iiiaIn noulou. re.isned.
,er,t Ho@ Pe TO be Eaasz, July C. iesl, Woe
FIFTH FEorirSr.
Chur'ss p Dsvis 70 b Eussn. JUy5 le vice Chasss H.
sFvEgTH REGIMENT.
Le-t william 70 6e Captain, Jay g. 1901, vice Jacob
Lieut. Ga,s, a 1ransa be Captain, July g. 1901, vice
Ensa SG. De Bo.cae TO bo Leu,ersa, Jaly 1851 vice
En,sp Charles H.pssr to be Iel!eaan. July 1851 vice
Fu,,sn Fsdefcs Tbsu, to be Lu.eaan July H. I25I vice
Theodore schnedls. resigned
Chs,l. q sabsr De Four to be ED,i7u July H. 1851 vice
MaIman Beeh.er 70 DO En'1 July 1901 vice De Bo'ohe'
sel,son to be raisn July g. 1851. rico hugo Rotho,
!ehsuc&
Fusiso Ch'l's W. Prescott to be CsPn June 9 vice HAP
' s '' Iad Sws to bo Erhs jane a. lse vl,o Ttsul
ItEvxsrH REGIMENT.
LisilenanColons No.h h. Fsahsm 10 b Colonel, June .,
1851 vice Eiswouh, deCsssed.
Beof john A. Crcs to 90 Lsu!easa. Colonel Vice Fam
Ihsiss MsS Lssr 20 bo Major June Is 1861 viSo Cgsssr
Edwsrd Bernhard 30 Lieutenant, June 1884, vice wm.
L"ai, ii its.d 70 be Lieutenant juno ls6l vice L. H.
Aisv tIisbn bo Lieutenant, Jlnc a. lsal, vic. Fs'rk
Jo,sPh T. mcfarland to bs Lieutenant June 1861, vi's C.
TWELFTH REGINEST.
Robert ~ Rcia don 20 be Colonel Juls TO-
1861, y.co James l.. Graham. resigned.
TwESTIE1B REGtnESr.
Adoph PecksT to BE- Cstain, July s. 1851, vice William
E,sn Ctslel Caaio to DO LoulonsnI July Il. lsei
IN rgU Tsrfg
En,sp Ueose Kosiy bo LsuenOrl. July 81, 1861, vice
Pbiip Druekeit rpsignsd
GeoSo Sash to b EnsBn JulJ H. 1861. vice Cou,ouer
Clsros LOrsh to bO Ensifu July g. 1851 vSo Kocn pro
THRTY.rHrRp REGIsEsT.
LicnDa, Cleer H. Cole TO De Captain July ~ iael vice
RaSsr H. Bre % be Lieutenant, July 20. lee vice cO,
Iasa. C. H. 30 TnrGn Juy %. 1861, Vic. Answ
rnlRTr.EWTH REGIMENT.
Major Newton 3. L0d to bo Col0uel ice Wm. C. Browne
GSofso Merrill to be lieutenant Juy 49, 1884, vice Edwin
Bingham, !e-,ned
John kccSnun TO bo Lieutenant July lSji' vice h T.
james O. Who to b Lioaten'a Jaly Q, 1851 vice 5. A.
VIZ Ds Lacy 10 bo Lieutenant, July 1884, vco David Ker
os%so " cst 20 bo Ensn July H. 1851. vice Charles O.
Jsmos T. erno to Be Ensign July 1901 vice }. " wa
By orsssf ii the Commandsr.ir.Che.
DUNCAN CAMPBELL, Assistant Adyutms General
,cye pounTERNTH NEw-YORR STATE MILITIA
To As Edier u Th'N y 7ribSne
Sin: On reading the report OF Col. Hentzemsn,
was much astOnished AZ The manneS Ia which he speaks
Of the iitL Brooklyn Regiment From bis report IL
would appear that the 18th made bu. ono charge. In
tbis ho must be mistaken. spent four days IN the
trace out the late Of young belonging 10 il who
fell IN the las, char The regiment made. And from
the statements Of every officer and I converred
with and from hundreds Of incidents they spoke Of
" hch certainly vold not corroboEst9 one another as
they did unless the incidents had actually taken place,
saisie the regiment made three charges On Tho
epeys batteries besides other service oDe the recap
turo of Ricke!e Battery spoken Of in his report. In
the lee! charge they made, Which was the lSt charge
made on tha, part Of The fold, Col. Wood and iho
young man spoke Of were woanded.
An incident relating 10 hun will prove the regiment
was In perfec, order when making that cnsTge. Tie
Sergeant OF the company staed 10 me that be ca" ny
friend the last charge .bat his attention was called
TO him from hs advancing two three feet out OF the
De and the Sergeant spoke TO him to shorten 70 bis
place in the hne This incident would prove that the
regiment wes In good order at this ume Jus 40 tbs
l4h broke from Lts CHARGE the panic set in on tbis
part Of the Geld In oonyerD8 WITH the prisoners Gt
Waehington, they spoke OF the i4th l' The men
with red breecbes than any other regiment, as they
did them the most harn and that they supposed them
to be the Fire Zonsves. And now lst me- stare that
tho I4h drove the enemy three batteries but were
themselves compelled 10 felre by the heavy hrenpon
them aud the want Of pport and tha, aler eaptGrng
the batteries they bih nothing 70 spike ibe gas wlsn
and the may % said with regard TO kek.t nsc
trry. The gus might have 6een alixsa shX I<d
ksd sa2,hi.C 10 sphs tLs-. wi.h.