The national Republican., 1861-06-24

and file; and are neatly uniformed in dark
blue jackets light blue partaloons, aud blue
fatigue cap.
The following Is correct list Of the officers:
Colonel, II. Seymour Lansing; Lieut. Col,
Thomas F. Morris; Major, C. A. johnson
Adjutant, ]. Brainard Taylor Quartermaster.
g. HAVE Surgeon. J. G. Stewart, NJ. D.; Chap.
Quartermaster Sergeant, Foley; Drum Major,
Lebouf; Fife Major, Trevin Hospital Steward,
d. W. Benson.
Company A, Yonksrs-C Charles A. Smith,
captain; George ReynOld, lieutenant; R. Bo-
Company B, Port Chester, weschester co..
Nelson Bartram, captain; W. Vickers,
lieutenant; Charles Hilbert, ensign.
Company G, Morrisania--John W. Lyon,
captaini F. J. Kelly, lieutenant; Charles
Everdell, ensign. ..r
Company b, New York-william Q. Grover,
captain Benjamin Seward, lieutenant; VIM.
Burleigh, ensign.
Company E, New York--Charles G.. Stone,
captain; G. c. Soren, lieutenant; g. F. Nc.
Cam, ensign. .. ...n
Company F, Sing Sng-Franklin J. Davis,
captain; lieutenant, vacant by the decease Of
Lieut. Hart; William Maddox, ensign.
Company G, Nyack-James H. Demarest,
captain; L. Caldwell, lieutenant L. c. May.
bic, ensign.
Company H, Chenango county, N.Y.-James
Tyrrll, captain; J. H. Marin, lieut.; B. Pei.
lett, ensign. IF
Company I, Wayne county-Andrew Wilson,
captain; Charles Dudley, lieutenant; Thomas
Whaley, ensign.
Company K, Wyoming-Gideon Fl. Jenkins,
captain Ch. Lusk, lieutenant, Porteus, en-.
sign. ~"
Lieutenant Hart, of Company F, who has
been sick since the regiment was mustered in.
to the United States service, died on Friday
morning, at the house Of DR.. Dixon, 10 Fifth
avenue.
The MILITARY NEAR THE CHAIN BRIDoE-
We yesterday paid flying visit to the Chain
Bridge, where we found the second Michigan
regiment encamped short distance north of
the bridge, while the third regiment from the
same State, and the Washington Light Infant.
ry, are encamped on the prominence command.
ing the stream. At the Maryland end Of the
bridge o breastwork has been thrown up, be.
hind which are two large guns, placed so as to
rake the bridge. Immediately above this is a
stout battery, which will mount several largo
columbiads.
The members Of the third Michigan regi.
ment with the Washington companies, attended
service yesterday morning at the church in the
| WHeu u IcrVent sermon was u0-
, livered by Dr. Cummins. In the afternoon, the
second regiment was preached to by their
chaplain, Rev. F. W. May from the 10th verse
of the first chapter of komans: IL am not
:. ashamed of the Gospel of Christ" Tho ser
. mon was listened to with great attention, and
' was truly an able and effective discourse. Il
1 may be interesting to state that Mr.. May ha.
two brothers in this regiment, both of whom
:. are captains, and are both prominent lawyers.
l., We hear that General Scott has rendered The
q second regiment the position Of home guard
@ aud that they will be stationed at the nav,
d yard when the term Of the seventy.drst expires
} ARRESTS FOR THE SHOOTING OF BoYD.--O,
Saturday last the grand jury found an indict
l. ment against the following persous, member.
Of company G Union regiment, for the shooting
Il Of Cornelius Boyd: John II. Murphy, Jeremial
d Carter, Walter Nicholson, Charles Osborn
e Robert Rollins, John o. Lusby, Samuel Howell
is Hugh Myers, and Francis Lowe. Judge Craw
l, ford issued q bench warrant for their arrest
q, and Col. Philips, deputy marshal; ]. II. Wise
5. jailor, 7. Robinson aud j. A. MCGOWAN
" guardsmen at the Jail, and officers Coombs
1t Gormley, and Narrower proceeded to the nav
a. yard and arrested the parties, who were CON
r. mitted to Jail. The arrests were all made wit
little trouble, only one or two Of the partie
ID evincing an inclination to get away by scan
Is perng through the yards and houses in th
le vicinity of their armory. 1t will be recollecte
It, that the crime with which they are charge
was committed in April last aud grew out
ID an attempt Oh the part of the accused to arres
RS Boyd for uttering secession sentiments.
n. COMMON CouNcIL-Adjonned Meeting, Ju,
II, 81, lSGl.-George Hitz appeared to take ii
oath as q member of the Council from Il
ts fifth ward. Not having q certificate Of h
~ election, the administration Of the oath wa
deferred, and the regular order Of businel
ly taken up.
ip Of Ways aud Msans-Messrs. Wilson, B
cir ington, Shepherd, Talbert, Grinder, Emersc
be and Callan.
On mprovements--Messrs. Given, Peak
el, Muloy, Mohun, Turton and Htz.
H.; On Draiuage-Messrs. Shepherd, Murtag
)r. Csllan, McGrath, Edmouston, Stevens, al
or; Grinder.
or, On Claims-Messrs. Morgan and Raub.
ut, On Unfinished Busness-Messrs. Mullc
)r. aud McGrath.
On Elections-Messrs. Peake, Shepherd, al
A. Emerson.
If; On Police-Messrs. Grinder, Callan, 81
vens, Turton, Edmonston, Given, and Peake
rif On Public Schools-Messrs. Murtagh, NJ
o., Grath, Byingtou, Lewis, Mulloy, Ranb, al
Turton.
les On Canals-Messrs. Morgan, Shepherd, C,
nd Ian, Grinder, Mohun, Wilson, aud Talbert
On Fire Observation-Disclosures. McGrat
ol- Shepherd, and Hiz.
nd A bill for the relief Of Hallman Kennel
was referred.
n; Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee of Wa
TO-, and Means reported bill appropriating
thousand dollars for the families Of voluntee