The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
THE SIXTIETH REGIMENT NEW YORK
yOLUNTEERS-THE ARRIVAL AND DE

PARIURE.
The Sixteth regiment Of New York Volunteers from
St Lawrence county, which arrived in this ha Dor
Sunday q, route for the seat Of war; did not land until
yesterday afternoon at three O'clock at the pier foot Of
Fourteenth street, North river. The regiment close
thousand strong, and consists Of the strong and
hardy farmers If st. Lawrence county.
Before leaving camp they presented with a hand
merican and also state lag-the former the gift
the ladies Of Malone and the attor OF the ladies OF
0gdensburg. They are attrcd In regulation uniform,
and armed with Enfield rifles, with angular bayones
which they received this morning from the state Arsenal
band Of twenty two pieces and drum corps Of ten
accompany the regiment. Baggage and comissariat
wagons and ambulances to follow them to Washing
ton
About halfpast three O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
regiment arrived opposite Washngtons statue in Union
square, where beautiful rcgimenta flag and splendid
hay war stced presented Colonel The flag was
the gift Of the employees Of the Messrs Stone star Il
Co. OF Duane street, in which house Colonel Hayward
did business salesman for numbr Of years. The
horse the gilt Of few private friends OF the Colonel
connected with him in Sabbath school in this city.
The flag presented by the Rev. Dr. Porter Of the
Reformed Dutch church Brooklyn and consigned
regiment by Mr. Charles Wake. Of the New York seventh
The horse was presented by Mr.. A. A. Raner. Colonel
HAYWARD made fitting responses for both the
conferred him. About four O'Clock the regiment
marched down Broadway hating in front Of Stewards
.ceye another Tag the gift Of Mrs A. T. Stewart Inv
ing been drawn up line, Mr. Stewart behalf Of his
lady, proceeded to present splendid silk banner
Colonel in the following language
COLONEL HAYWARD OFFICERS SoLDIERs-In behalf n
Mrs. Stewart have great pleasure to present through
you the regiment under your command this flag the
emblem Of noble and bcne1cent government. The
soldiers who go with you to the field Of battle belong
rich farming region and all a them understand that the
great issue which the country aroused is this
whether the government Of the Union producing in its
ordinary and peaceful operation justice, tranquility
liberty. safety, happiness and prosperity shall be estab
lshed firmly the rcbeous States or their
N lin
tons which attend it, shall he established over
such issue the North, the East and the West should
put forth their whole strength order to make the
sharp and short We owe II TO Washington and his COM
peers and also to their successors who carried the
forward TO time, and indeed TO the whole
human that this great structure Of free government
received the hands Of Washington, initiated un
der tho most sublime auspices shall be displaced
by tho spurious work Of the traitors who assembled at
Montgomery. Knowing well, Colonel, your devotion
the Union your courage and your skill this flag pre-
sented TO you in the confidence that will be borne alo
victorious fields, and that II viii never be furcd
the honor Of glorious Union shall be acknowledged
by every State and by tho whole people
The Colonel having replied in neat speech, the regi.
marched to the pier of the New Jersey Central Rail
road and embarked for Washington. The following is
list of the officers
Colonel--Wm. b. Hayward, New York city.
Lieutenant Colonel-Wm. b. Goodrich, Canton, N. Y.
Maor-Charles X. Brundage, Madrid, New York.
Adjutan-Rollm G. Gale, orwell VT.
Surgeon-Jamcs $. Gale, Canton, Wy.
Surgeon IS Matc-W b. Chambers, Albany, N Y.
Quartermastcr--E. A. Merritt, Canton, N. Y.
Sergeant Major-George w. Hill, Ogdensburg, n. Y.
Principal Musician-H. s. Wright, Madrid N. Y
Company A-Captain, VIM. Montgomery, Canton, N. Y;
First Lieutenant, b. f. Clark.
Company B-Captain, d. Day, Jr.; First Lieutenant,
John Snyder.
Company C-Captain, J. G. 0. Redington, Ogdensburg
First Lieutenant, james Young Second Lieutenant j. o-
bart.
Company D--Captain, Thomas Russell New York; First
Lieutenant J. NJ. King Second Lieutenant Geo. W. Gca
son.
Company E-Captan, VIM. H. Hyde, New York; FIRST
Lieutenant +. Sinclair; Second Lieutenant Ii. c. Rey
nolds.
Lieutenant, John Delaney; Second Lieutenant, W. F. Spcn
Company Captain, Hugh smith, Medina; First Lieu
tenant, 0. Foot; Second Lieutenant, Jno Dundon.
Company H-Captan, John Ransom, Champain; First
Lieutenant l.. +. White; Second Lieutenant M f. Fitch
Company Captain, j. II. Jones, Brasher First Lieu
tenant, g. Hogan Second Lieutenant Lyman N. Shedd
Company K-Captan GODDARD Richvilc, N. Y. First
Lieutenant, H. T. Eastman; Second Lieutenant, A. b.
Shipman