The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS IN NEW YORK.
THE ALBANY SOLDIERS,

The Twenty fifth regiment of Albanans (450 strong)
which arrived in this city about twelve O'Clock Mon
day night did not start yesterday morning stated
in yesterdays edition Our reporter learned Hud
son River Railroad depot, Monday night, that the
regiment positively to start in the Ocean Queen lat
four O'Clock the following morning. But II appears
that the order to this effect previously Issued, was
countermanded, and there prob ability ordng 10
the s,a,emen. Of the officer in command Of their leaving
before sSorenocn linn edately after their arrival on
MONDAY plight they proceeded TO the Aston House and
partook Of refreshments About one O'Clock YESTERDAY
mi rDDg the regiment proceeded TO No. 173
al the disposal Of fhe State by Messrs. John Lloyd
Here they had TO rough II during remainder OF
the night, sleeping like brave soldiers, the bare
boards with their campaign blankets throx them.
The Abanians are bne, dashng, noble looking fellows,
vel knit and splenddly developed Every Of them
looks ard feels himself soldier and should they get
! into The deadly breach some big fighting may be
pected from thsm The delay OF this regiment owing
to the fact that they have been waiting for knapsacks
and ammurition-two very desirable aduncts for the
mission which they are bent One hundred and
seventy i've knapsacks forwarded TO them yeser
day morning Boston, and the remainder OF what
steamship Parkersbng Of Virgins, has been lying with
steam up at pier No l3 North River for the last forty
despatch was received yesterday evening from Albany
which may detan the regiment until this Wednesday,
The following arc The names Of the officers
Fied 0bioers-Colcne NJ X Bryan; Lieutenant 1onel,
Jafntf
Zaunt William Ellis Engineer; Quartermsster, NJ. Nc
Donald; Paymaster, Philip Mark p Beckett, Surgeons
Nate Rev. John 81 Kimbal Chaplain; Sergeant Major,
JAMES Dunn John Niblack, Quartcrmasters Sergeant;
William Parks, Drum Major; Robert Hitchcock, Gfer
Company A. Republieon Arsiilsry.-Jacob Frcdendal
Captain; John Myers First Lieutenant; John Pochin
Second lieutenant George W stackhouse Third Lleuten
ant William 7. Wooley, orderly James II Chadwick,
Second Sergeant; Charles ii. Crke, Third Sergeant;
William H. Wish Fourth Sergeant; John Traverse, First
Corporal James ii. Rosoboou Second Corporal; Charles
Bowen, Third Corporal William Brooks, Fourth Corporal
The above company which is the oldest In, the state,
not amateurs IN the soldier profession they
quartcred Governors Island during the memorable
conflict In 1912.
tomFany B.-Lieatenant kcDermott, Commander;
Lieutenants, A. Keefe and r. Quin.
Company C.--John Gray Captain and Lieutenant Dunn
Company ID Fl Marshall, Captain; Leutenants De
Campt Scheiierdecker and Shefpcr.
Company y y. J. Huber, Captain; Lieutenants Andes
end Sar Rcorth.
Compony I'm y. McGraw First Lieutenant; NJ. II.
Kennedy and n NJ. Grant second ficutenants.
Csmpdny Emmett Guard III. Mulholland Captain;
Ideutenants Brapngan, NJ OSuliyan and Caroln.
Company ~, Card Lafayette. )-Iieuienant Godfrey
commanding
Company L. - Neudorf, Captain, Lieutenant
Sprll