New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP TIE BEMlS
Nights REGIMENT.

YeS'efdty morning ~ IL v cioch Gu ~" i"' W" W.
of war. Upon landing from the steamer and bags
which brought them down the river, the troops
marched TO the Park Barracks, where comfortable
shelter WAS afforded them from the storm aud more
over n good bre kfasl sarved up The 77th was to
h we matched last week. bus was prevented from
doing 60 on account OF measles having broken out IN
the camp. They are completely uniformed aod
eqnipped, and shortly after their ARRIVAL iur-
nished with III field iiles wi saber md bayone's-
This re iment rsised in Saratoga County
mai " throngh the exerions of the Hon. james Is.
Mexican, Representative in Congress ffon the
XVIII Congressional District. Upon his return from
the extra session of Congress 10 August last, MI.
Mexican Issued The following circular:
FgtLow.CIrugss OF THE FPTEEHTH Cosery,sTosaL DIs
TRIcr AFRO 60 seek TO overthrow our No'sin 'oa
aud .ez, Capital Let 20 eud 'lP 70 6eiei thcm
who dsspond becaue lost tn baple at Bull RUM ouf
10 gam the victory Bcmis ishts let learn ~iad,@
from disaster end send sheog numbers Into III bt
Let fmer mechanics merchant aud all carses Tor ire o
critic. o. all at stske aid in org' hng comp-ues WI
cheerfuy aisle. In procuring the Necessary psp-rs 10 ros
mi node sand me- asking for an ONCE at YOUR
hands " you who have stale will go viii wi'ry
with You private soldier Let ~ organize oe"is
,ht atsiou aid wi each other IN servrg our O. uS
trs ,hu shp if h we insJei BY the hoiy memories
The Revolutionary battle upon sod nesr whep we an
Saratooa Springs. Aug 81. 1851
The response 10 this was go prompt that on the
Oath Of September last eight companies, n7m, eiHs
about 300 men, went intp camp Mt the Branch Depos
Al Saratoga SPRING., under Charge OF MAJOR J0srpa
G.. Henderson of Gen. Rathbone's SIaii, who was
oct ailed for hat purpose. During the two inoh'ns
that the regiment has been In camp at iratog inc
companies have filed mp to an aggregate OF 81 men
cb The following is list OF the Field, stan ana
Line off era for which we are Indebted 10 Mr. Ia
ling Editor If TIE Sorotog0 County Press!
Colonel jams B. Mexican Saratoga sP's:, Lieut. co';
rel Jassph T. he"ds w. Esprb oasnet
master Lucius Shrtlea Galway Chipsin III. kcy "a
yit uly B.tln Spa; Qna termssters Sergeant. Chanos
S,f a,Ty lie
reou John L. Perry, SarsogIi Assiss" Surgeon T. D. DO
Company 4. Capt Benz. F. Jud.ou Lieuts L. NJ Wheel
Company 8 Cap. Levi, Wood, Lieut,. VIM. B. csTpen-
C5npsny c. Cop, Gavin A Rice Lieuts Geo. o. Orr Lu.
Company D. Capt John Carr. Lieuis. NJ. B. French. H.
Compuy e. Capt. Reed w. Arnold; Lisu;s WIN. Douglass
mPny r. Capt Jodson B. Andrews Lieu,s. Je.se White
loi !. Cameron.
company O. Capt s. r. Beach; Lieu,s. Nathan H. Brown.
Company II Capt Franklin Norton; Leus Jacob. 2 Hay.
Company /. CsOt Ssih,n s. BsbcOcki Lieu;A John Nc
Compuy K Ospt Clsme-t C. Hill, Licut. Noble J. Ham.
n. Gu, stephen HotoD.
Nearly all the men were raised 10 the County Of
Saratoga.
Col. James b. Mexican ia about 39 years Of ace. q
lawyer by profession. He is the son of Methodist
clerg, man. and is native OF the town of llam,on,
near where Col. Ellsworth was born. He was Colo
mel OF militia regiment at the age OF q, but has nos
had any extensive experience in the field exceot 40
member Of Cassius II. Cly's Lesi N at WHhing--
ton, in Apr last. lie has occupied y Q posiion Of
County Judge of Saratoga County, aud Is now serv-
ing his second term in Congress.
Lieut.. Col lie delsn bas had some expert n &C as
s,alf ofi or III the New-fork STATE MN "a, and
M,ior Seljen Hetzel was educated at West Point,
md Of Late years has been in the practice OF lao.
lie WIS born in Rochester, and j. O nephew OF OK.
Li,ui.-Gov. Selden. The Chaplain is a native OF
Scotland, and has been for several years psst the
rastor OF the Pr sbYiel ian Chercb az Ball on Sra.
About 5 clock last evening" the regiment marched
from the Barracks and proceeded to Washington, via
Amboy. There were $40 active meu IN the ranks,
upward of 100 having been lrfs behinf on account
Of sickness PrevioU. to the departure OF the troops
lie Sons Of Saratoga presened The regiment WIN
a stand of cOlos. Toe men hayin1 formed IN front
of lbe City Hall Mr.. Hiram ketchum stepped Tor
ward and in behalf If The Sons OF Saratoga, pre-
ssnted the regiment with reeimeutal nag and Suoe
colurs. la presenting tie nag, Mr.. h7tchnn r"iu
Nh eloquent tribute t1e courage 81 Saraioeas sons
in the revelation and expressed hi, belief that tic
same shirt ill animated treir desc ndans.
The flag 10 made OF blue silk, trimmed with heavy
gold fringe and mounted ON an oakon etaf. The
sDe,r head il formed Of buTuished steel made out Of
musquetoon, captured from British grenadieT at
the battle OF Bemis Hights. The diverse eide bears
the nscnutiou, 'Prese led 60 tic IIth Rec iuent,
N.YS T." The reverse side had Il repreeeDtation
o. the battle of Bemis Hi bts.
On receiving the flags. Col. Ackean made a biief
but pertineut address In conclusion, he .aid that
he felt it to be proud coincidence Which eoabld
Lin 20 give tie flag Just presented Into The lanas Of
Color Sergeant Benis, Ideal dcscetdahC Of tie
Beuis Ia hose fields Of the fifteen great battles
of the Revolution had been fought TIE Colonel
was loudly cheered by very large assemblage.
SHARPsHOOrtRs.
A company of SharpshoOters which arrived here
Yesterday morning from Concord New ID sup shire.
100 men, under command of Capt. Cald-
we'll left the CaF al list eve lug. They are 20
be altache TO the Second Regiment of Berdans
THE DEPARTURE or THE THIRD IRISH.
Some little trouble occurred among he nelnoe-s
Of the Sd Irish Regiment wh0.e departure tor tho
seat OF war on Thanksgiving Day We uoticed Ia
yes erdays paper. Duung the ell, ut halls ROW lud
then as the regiment was marching 10 The .ttery,
MANY men aud women crow dei into tue ranks, AID
fun ished the soldiers With liquor, aud the coIst-
Quenoe vas that not few Of the "boGld s,e' boys"
became druns. Rows ana ii ,his ensned, ava much
difficulty was experienced 10 getting tie nen on he
pier, aud then on board Of toe transport. Several
men deermin, TO sss ther friends once more, arc
deayored to swim to the docks. Wheiher any were
drowned is not known. After several hours
labor the officers got most Of tie men on
board of the steamer, when = question arOss
as to the advissbility OF proceeding without hrst
the entire force. Col. Enright directed
that tie boat should haul out inio Inc sire u anbo
al remain there until morning, wheU 10 snppc-ed
BIZ men could be got together but Tie Lieatei'ahi-
Colonel aud Major insisted proceeding; aDJ AZ IA
o'clock Thursday might the steaa e. started OF 10
way TO Anboy, the Coiouei remaining in tie ctj.
The nnmbrr of meu on board IL vaiiOusly stated 1T
from GOO TO 49, The entire regiment numbers 'J1
men.
Yesterday morning the steamer Weebawken re-
turned from Am 10Y. bringing the bodies of TWO nen
Dennis Reagan. about 80 years OF age, neu"e ss
Of Company b; aud John Gaulley, aged 40 Ut ~
years. Of COMPANY C,) who died on tue passage
TO Au,boy. Coroner Jack@an held ali Inquest yes,
,S,Jay n,orning. md on such teslinony as could
i'a n,o.n,aS o ve,diet Wa rendered 10 the elect
hat death occurred ii, ougb intoAicaton.