The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
DEPARTURE OF THE THIRTY sixth REGI-
MENT. COL, lNNES.

DEPART URE OF THE THIRTY SIXTH REGI-
MENT, COL. lNNES.
The above regiment has last after many perplex
delays and dsap Continents taken its departure JOIN
the Union forces Al the sea. Of Yesterday evening
they proceeded per steamboat and rail to Camaoa
theuce ny rail TO Washington.
The thirty sixth has had marching orders for the pas
four or five days. but owing TO the usual ontarg
occasioned by cred tape" they found utterly mpoas
bio to be in readiness to leave their encampment at Ri
kcrs Island until . lSte hour last evening. The usua
hurry and hustle peculiar to a large body OF men p
vous to the march, with warke aspirations aud patriot
10 intentions, enacted again. and have be-
come common among to enlist very little general
remark, other than pertains TO the ordinary
events The immediate friend. Of the departing soldiers
however, were on the Aand during the day and leave
takinRs smiles and the order Of the hour To
stand upon Rkers island where the Thirty have
been quartered for the pact Two weeks could help
feeling an inspiring influence while gazing upon the
peaceful water that Stretched out it's great length
every side But far peculiar saddenng sensa
tons crowded on the hearts Of those who yesterday In
hasted the islapd. There was the mother, sister,
brother and the other near Sends OF home who had
come 10 bid farewell 20 their departing relatives ard The
moan OF SORROW might BIO heard stealing acruss the
bosom OF the floating waters, according mourn.ully
with the clash Of busy preparation aud the tramp
Of the hurryng soldiers, as they ran hither and
thither in order TO be ready for the word Of com
mand, which Was to haste them from home and xindcod
The day was cool and braopg for theseasop and
warm sun shone ont 1t reflected its etgence eight
hundred bayonets glittering in parade array.
was fully ak O'Clock before the regiment got fairly
embarked board the boat and the trip down the river
WAS exciting in every particular As they passed by the
different s.eambes. landings on the East river they
enthusiastically cheered, and the echo sent back
with treble force from the strong hroas OF the gallant
Thirty.sxh.
With regard to the material OF which the officers md
already been eaid The Thirty sixth has gooi and
efficient comm snder In Colonel Charles g. Innee gen
oman hnu wing fnN1ht IN Inn Mavsn
mentoued twice in the dispatches Of General scott as an
intrepid and excellent solder. he is man Of energy
humane and noble feeling which makes the great
essential for frat clais commander. To his
untirDg exertons aud TINT OF Naor Finch the present
advanced sate Of the regiment s almost entirely owing
The uniform Of the Thirty sixth 10 almost he same az
that Of the regular army II Is useful and neat cloth
ing, and looks remarkably we'll.
The steamboats, containing u men put in at pier No
North river and took IN several members OF the reg
ment who wete absent in New York on furlo7gh.
The following are The officers OF the Thirty sixth
Coonel, Charles II. lines; Lieutenant Coienel Thoms
}: L0gd MAJOR, Nathaniel Fitch; Adju.ant, VIM G. II.
shoelitr Qaartermagter, James " winter; Poymes!af
samuel osgood; Surgeon, B. Mosely Surgeon rAs ete
Louis D. Radz'neky; Chaplain, Rev. D. Hinslow; Ser
seans Major George H. Moore QuarteTmasters Sergeant
Charles *, Roberts Drum Major, Eugene Twsss Tfo
"; Color sergeant, Robert Jones' Right General Guide
JOHN D Philips, Leit general GuiGs, George IL Peters
nc, oampany A-Eiha Ee1os Captain; 1897 II B,Igss
Company B-Jauos A. RsGey, CapaiS; rimotbv '' No.
noshue, First Lieuteaat john Lewis second Leutsnsnt
A., COMPANY C-W!lliam Il Bennett, Captain James HOG
tp FHs' Leutenaht Penfy MTtn, Sec nd Lieutenant
Company D-J. Townsend Daniel, Captain; James
Grant, Flfss Lieutenant aichae McElroy, second Lieu
tenant
Company Edwin 81 Qusckeubos oaptaln: George
" $, Robnton, First Lieutenant; Horace h. Hewlett,
Second Lieutenant.
Company F-Gustavus Dupirs, Captain; Charles A. Du.
lnoiin First Lieutenant Thomas II. Browning, Second
Lieutenant 90
Company G-lsrael G. Atwood, Csptstn; Robert ,Jaok
It1ntppans Da.ta
lieutenant.
Company Holm Mason, Captain; David ". Murray
First Lhntenant George ". Farr, Second Lieutenant
Company I-Walter Darwent, Captain; Abel S. Chappel
First Lieutenant Henry B, Hughes Second Lieuteuapt
Company k-James j. Walsh, Captain; Alfred j. Peot,
Lieutenant; John Miles, Second Lieutenant