The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

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Cincinnati press. In the Mexican he served -
commissioned ocer and acted most Of the time . Adu
tant TO the late Brgadier General Clarke and his suoo
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" DsnSe soldier and hs military Judgment comes
lieutenant Colonel Joachimasen was formerly Assistant
uea STATE. District Attorney for this districts although
Without military experience his well known energy VIII
once - ~" 'uff0an0ns' v VIZ "' - -"
Major Northedgs was member Of the Seventh rsgi.
ment He served under walker in Central America, and
was three times promoted on the ned for galantry
The Adjutant n L. Js1ries, IL lawyer ffom Ohio Of
| the position he nils.
The ouartsrmastsr, Nelson Paso Is resident Of this
city, was member Of the Seventh regiment and 10 well
Dr. Joseph p toSsn, Of Brooklyn is Surgeon, and Dr..
D. T. uhlein OF Lowvills, L. l.. Assistant Surgeon.
Captain Thomas has served In three wars--two In
Europe, and ono In Central America
40 TINS regiment Rev. Joseph Scudder has been unani
mou.y elected Chaplain Some Of his friends have tssti
ned their respect for him by giving him the complete out
~, lncluaihg nne military horse and all necessary
S,ipments They have also provided him book. and
other proper articles for the Of the regiment and will
no doubt follow him to tho dsld with many prayers
Captain Moody served in tho three months voluntcsrs
IN western Virginia, under General Mcclellan
Captain Stiner served in the Hawkins Zouavss, at
Fortress Monroe and resigned to take place IN this reg
Captain Tying Is member Of the Seventh regiment,
Of Rev. Dr.. Tying
Captain Paulding ID nephew Of Commodore Paulding,
ana cousin OF the late James K Paulding, novelist,
Secretary Of Navy, &C. historical name.
Captains Whitney Smith. Taft and Florcntine are all
men Of large military experience In the militia service Of
the country.
Lieutenant Townsend was formerly Councilman of+hs
Twentieth ward An exccont man.
The following 10 q corrected list Of the onncers -
FEd-Colonel, VIM. Linn Tdball; Lieutenant Colonel,
p. J. Joachmss; Major, William Northedge.
S1G-Adjutant, N. L. Jefres Quartermaster, Nelson
Plato; Chaplain Rev. Dr. J. Scudder Surgeon, Joseph r.
Colgan; Assistant Surgeon 8. p. Uhein
Non Commissioned Staff Sergeant Major - Murphy;
Commissary Sergeant Horace E. Taylor QuarerInaster
Sergeant Howard v. Tompkins.
Ltne-Company A-Captan, Charles X. Whitney; First
Lieutenant, Sherman N Aspinwal Second Lieutenant
- Landy
Company B-Captan, Philip W. Smith; First Lisuten-
ant, Milo Z. Clifford; Second Lieutenant, Alfred Myrck
Company C-Captain, Max A. Thoman; First Lieuten
ant, - Brant; Second Lieutenant, - Wolf.
Company D-Captan, - Stiner First Lieutenant
Edward Reynolds; Second Lieutenant. - Unger
Company E-Captan, Jerome B. Taft First Lieutenant
Horace Rugg; Second Lieutenant, - Roosa.
Company F-Captan, T. Mitchell Tying; First Lieuten-
ant - Purdy; Second Lieutenant, - Hoffman.
Company G-Captan Gould J. Jennings First Lieu |
tenant, Ben W. vanderpoel; Second Lieutenant, -
Seymour.
Company H-captan, Miller Moody; First Lieutenant,
VIM. Lyme Second Lieutenant, 49, MoFadden.
Company captain, James i. Paulding First Lieuten
ant, Mattice; Second Lieutenant, James H. Brdsall
Company K-Captan, - Florentino; First Lieutenant, |
Company has commissioned officers, and is oflcered
from other lmpanies until an election can be held
The steamer at anchor in tho bay and had not |
sailed at late hour last night.