The national Republican., 1861-06-24

held commissions in German armies, and a
large majority Of the men have also been in
the military service Of their native country.
The following is correct list Of the officers
Colonel-s. Won Sleinwehr. |
Lieut.. Col.-C. Soest.
Major-Wm. p. Wainwright.
Adjutaut-Voh Fschuscher.
Quartermaster-H. l.. Rogers.
Surgeon-Ir. Charles Neuhaus.
Assistant Surgeon-Dr. Osborne.
Chaplsiu-Rev. Dr. II. Weezoreck.
Sergeant Majnr-James Joseph.
Quartermaster Sergeant-H. Tannhauser.
Drum Major-Hans Hansen.
Company A-Capt. WIN. Warneke, Lieut..
Otto Schulz, Ensign Henry Klein.
Company B-Cspt. Chas. Wemhold, Lisrt
Fugmann, Ensign Won Schlumbach.
Company OE-Capt. Gustavus Seiyel, Lieut..
GitIermanl, Ensign Chelins.
Company D-Capt. Gustavus Meiser, Lieut..
Caake, Ensign Rob. Stolpe.
Com psny E-Capt. Won Nostrig, Lieut.. Won
francois, Ensign Paul Schulze.
Company F-Capt Berns, Lieut. Metsger,
Ensign Propping.
Company G-Capt. Gullmann, Lieut.. A. Won
Schlumbach, Ensign Kalt.
Company H--Capt lockwood, Lieut.. Schir.
mer, Ensign Diekmau.
Company Capt. Eckel, Lieut.. Won Meusel,
Ensign Dirks.
Company K-Capt. Prahl, Lieut.. Elsner, En-.
sign Herzog.
They are 10 the regular United States uni.
form, dark blue jacket and cap, light blue
pants, and blueish grey overcoat They carry
the altered muskets, which nre to be changed
to the Enfield rifle.
The members OF company H, without excep-
ton, have served in the artillery in Europe,
each for period ranging from three to eighteen
years. 1t was their choice to have served here
as artilerists, but the Government preferred
that they would serve as infantry, and they
have joined the army in that capacity.
ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND NEW HAMPSHIRE REoI
MENr.
This Gne regiment, commanded by Colonel
Gilman MarstoIl, (membcr Of Congress,) aud
numbering l,O46 men, arrived here at one
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The regiment is
accompanied by the Manchester coruet band,
of twenty pieces, led by Prof. Walter Dguum,
aud has also drum corps of twenty pieces.
They have with them ninety-iour horses, twenty
baggage and one hospital wagon, and about
prsing everything they will need for q consider.
able time to come.
The 6rst company (Grenadiers) are armed
with the Mimic musket, the second with Sharp's
revolving rifles with sword bayonets, and the
remainder with the United States rihed musket
with the Maynard primer attached.
The regiment arc uniformed and equipped
complete. In their knapsacks the soldiers
carry m overcoat, shirt, two pair Of stockings
woollcn and rubber blanket; in their haver
sacks u plate, dipper, knife and fork, spoon
and ralions.
The uniform consists Of gray caps and pants
and blue jackets. The officers wear the army
regulation hat, with black feather.
Tho regiment is composed OF the most hardy
material, mostly, if not all, OF the being stur
arms in defence of their country and thei
counlry's Gag. The following is q list Of th'
officers,
Colonel, Gilmon Marston; lieutenant colonel
Frank :. Fiske; major, Josiah Stevens, jun.
adjutant Samuel G. Langley; surgeon, Dr
Geo II. Hubbard; chaplain, Kew. Ii. Il. Parker
quartermaster, J. 5. Godfrey sergeant majo
Geo. W. Gordon; quartermaster's sergeant
Frank W. Perkins; assistant surgeon, Dl
Meron.
Company A, Cheshire county-Captain, TIA
BARKER first lieutenant, Henry N. Metcalt
second do, Herbert B. Titus.
Company B, Concord-Captain, B. G. Gri
FLU; first lieutenant, 9. W. WalkerI second do
A. W. Soipy.
Company c, Manchester--Captain,J Jane
". Carrj first lieutenant, J. W. Plattj secon
do, Samuel o. .Burnhum.
Company ID, Dover-Captain, Hiram Ro
Inns first lieutenant, Saml p. Sayles secon
do, W. II. Parmenter.
Company Z, Exeter--Captain, l.. Brown
first lieutenant, VIM. Il. Smith second do
A. B. Thompson.
Company II, Coos county-Captain, Thoma
Suowj first lieutenant J. L. Little6ed; secon
do, II. D. F. Young.
Company G, Petersboro-Captain, Ephrail
Weston; first lieutenant, J. w. Patterson
second do, WIN. Ii. Prescott.
Company l, Manchester-Captain, Ed.
Bailey; irst lieutenant, Samuel G. Langley
second do, JOS. A. Hubbard.
Company X, Porlsmoulh-Captain, VIM.
Sides; fist lieutenant, ]. s. Godfrey secou
do, John S. Sides.
In company B is one who is called an infan
who stands str feet serea and a half inches
his stockings
Tue second New Hampshire regiment hi
enlisted Tor three years, and was sworn in
the 9th instant. Each soldier carries for
rounds Of cartridges in his box.
A large portion of the members of the reg
ment are attached to the Masonic fraterniI
aud the NJ w., Aaron P. Hughes, grand ma
ter Of the F. A. NJ, Of New HAMPSHIRE, b
granted dispensation to the regiment for
camp lodge. Lieut.. c. W. Walker is talked
as W. NJ. Of the lodge.
ARRIvAL OF TIE N. Y. SEVENTEENTH Rec
MENr.-Ths fne regiment, (known as I
Westchester Chasseurs, arrived here at ha
past two O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, havi