New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE FRS
REGIMENT EW-HAMPSHlRE VOLUN

encamped in Csmp Union, at concord, N IL, tuuch
teir tents Saturday morning, and ut a. NJ started
by special tain Norwich, Connecticut, where they
embarked on the steamers Commodore and Connecticut
for this city. Their progress through Massachusetts
and Conurctcnt was an ovation, crowds assembling
at al the stations to greet them. The Connecticut ar
rived ut Pier No. 80 North River, at ~ a. IN. on
nd sy with the ist detachment, and the Commodore
with the second detachment board ar iv'd at the
Tier ut III a.. TIE decentralization took place IN a.
orderly md excel iour nanDe- wien Tie regiment
4. AIDED by the Regii entail Board and Committee OF
tine sons of New Hampshire III this cits. marched
rhi ough Vesrry street and Canal street to the
Brsbdrefh House, where an Amsncan h'g wac pre-
re, ted by the Committee. On presenting The Tanner
Judge Bouney mad. ab eloquent addresr In ~hi he
IL vie wed the history of the support which tue State OF
New-iIamp-lire has always given the Con.'itntlun
ut it, ado lion, ss well as whenever 1t has been
menaeed since.
Col Tapp0n responded in q short and patriotic
speech in which he pledged hiuself and bis regiment
10 maintain The Coueii' ution and 10 avengo insults
witch have been beaped upon that plorion. hsg
(poinng to ile amer presented Toe regi"eit
Ii en- resumed tie Ii OF mar tothe Division ArsIal,
Soner OF Elm and White streets, Where the Commit co
b made rkarrsngeaens for temporarily quarieflng the
men and where they partook OF q dinner. tie army
ra,i ns being served to the men.
The oil. err ben proc+ede TO the A-for II use with
the Counitee wIer- they diI I'd and slent sev-rl
,ourr 10 couany with their friends, who iocked there
-sse,ly to them. When the funeral corfeee OF the
aie CcL Ellsworth approached the Astor House, on
ia " ay TO Courtlandt ttreet, Col Tarpan and ttih
mounted their horses aud joined the escort. The let
Ee iment is more completely equipped than any 'ei-
mel, thai has left cit, p,.ssed through IT,. The
shs Uni,.a S,s,es uurket and baycnet, nearly all tie
soldiers Irsented with revoivefo by their ifends
on their departure. Besid- tie full rnppy of rAii
for the Journey " Washington, they have baggage
train of wagoDs with four bores to each
WACO. The wagons lpadsu with proyi ionr
m,Iii 10 , engineers. al saPIer' and niiatr tools
tel md camp i, age; and Que Ii loaded WIN extra
uniforms for the soldiers.
Eaeh company in tie regiment Is accompanied By
-four female nurses, who have volunteered for the
TIE Hon. F. smytb. sx-Meyor Of Manchester,
Judge Cro.s and s trif Stevens If Manches.er, AMI
SoeTi UId way Of Concord, vii large number Of tie
st ci zons Of New Ham sre, aoeo The lcsi-
m,nt hns far. Mr.. Smyth eOe- To- Wellington. ard
will tear back dirpaches. The ohergenleme re:urn
The Rg,a,eltl Band is compoaed of Baldwin's
Band, # Manchetter, AID cons-ts of 70 performers,
who have v'luJieer for The war.
The uniform is plpin dark gray, With red cord
fc1i gs and tue reg L. ion gay cap with red band
Tie not above HE CIdioaIy height, but are AL
youug iady, and active. fley execute all tieir
movements with great activity. Tiey are conIsrrd
iuincipslly Of meciaics, who Il afraid Of work,
and accustomed TO exposure. They are in TACT the
al sinew Of Ne~-H.uiprhire
The foll wing il hsi OF the stsf and line officers,
and Tire iocs.li les from whi' ,tey hill:
Ia Tho,. j. Whple Of Lsoon.; MAJOR; A. r. Stevens, Of
..ius; Adu ant T.. q Fellows, Of Sandwich uaterns'tcr,
X. A. BAel.der of Ma ch.ter. stst-sec eaIy has
brown, Of M.ncheser sg .eoo, b. Co'ey Of Hanover,
abbot, of Bradf1 d.
Aon. Co.as 4ned SfqG-serresntMsjor, Geo. T. Lawyer
Of ksshus; S,fge-t A Lr Of Nshus; riio
M. .n Frs ii. P1e of aauc.ser; DTun.M .Msor. Wm. Car.
Psy mssier Moses X. Esg gi.ton.
Line 'aners 4 onirsny Of Dover-CsptAn. l.. Bell Il
s.rrningo Lieut.. U.o w Coibssn OF Dover: Ensign NJ
Company ofDover-csp.in. r. Kenny Of L.conia es,.
Chss " Sawyer of Dover Lrsisn J. o. Wssce Of Dover
Company o! karcbrsreI-' sptsio, L. heiy Lieut.. 3D.
v u KiclsId,ou. Ensign. Cha,. q. JeDni.oB.
Co,upany u Nrwport-t aptsD, j. AcL. BAIT Lieut.,
Y EcttistoD: En'isn Dexter X, I'd
Company of kashuat sptn o. r. Greenleef; Lieut., w.
l.. Gi-.ey; Ensign J. W. TnOGp.on.
Company oi Ssatua Csrein A. Edsef'yi Lieut. q. w.
HALl.y Eaigb C. Il. pTnmn.e.
Cornp.r, q of Ks.ne-Cay,ain A. J. sEsont Lieut. H. T.
Company q s,rn-C sp,sin J. d. Drew; Lieut., j. N.
Cldug EnsigI, J. Drew. -
Coa,s4y o. Couoofd-C kptsin T. E. Stuevsst Lieut.. H.
w. Fallef; EDsign. r W OOsS
Company Of fMsbcneaer-.sptsin O. L. Sleeper; Lieut.,
l.. q Fellow; kpsfn. u. o. Dudley.
Ten companies II men each, which, with staff off,
GERS and band make nealy $50 men.
Abont eix O',lCck IN the afternoon the
ordered under arus, and proceeded 10 tie Jersey
erry and Bt clock departed tPecial trsin If
twenty cars betide lOug train Of freight for tie
wagons eLd hOrves, Tor Washington, thr0pgh Balti
r.ure.
IL consequence Of TIE mpossibihty Of ut supply
ing raiois fr all the nien the M g. Leland enter
tanned d company at ne Me ropolia0 free of charge
SIR. Wm. Is. Dinsmore, ht bis Osn expense, provided
for another company at the ST Nicholas.
TIE "a New HaGipsLire Reci9lent is encanPed at
portsmouth, and Will move fo ward In lev days.