The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22
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DEPARTURE OF THE TwGETy.a-N-g NEv
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DEPARTURE OF THE TwEETE-a-1-E NEW
YORK EEG EEhr
This eatctuai.y organized wei equipped snG t.e-osy
crtd regiment left thisciy esosday n ycite
for Washington Fer iis pass the men ha 70 tsso
ercsEpec On the ssl1br!ous grounds OF Con-ads lin
Pas where they ha7e been fully lgstructe1 |, al .as
cues essential TO make them eerScease and active col
d.ers. The regiment was originally fc1med under the
rae OF the Astof Guard and had their fs quarters Al
Joass Tood On the 2lat Of My theJ were duly enroll
ed IN the service Of the United sases AID their ra-
charged int that OF the TNe1ty r.nth rss usnt
TIE term fer which they have been mustered into the
federal service two years. and the regiment ors OF
the six which hare beer recently recruited The rank
ard ae consist Tor the os part Of Gss with SEAL
aprrking Of other nAtonA,it.es Il u almost needless
to cay that 10 email extent, tho lighting Ilshar Ike
his coDnsryman, "nshtirg Fitzgerald" ia dAy rsprs
seuted 1he full strength, - required by law, "a
hundred and eighty men, and somewhat oTer tbs
ber CT naraes appears On the ysgineota. rel.
The officers are men who have seen service On .he
ether side Of the Atlantic and with few exceptions are
thoroughly well veseed IN military tactics Those not 90
advanced IN the prcfession cf AIMS have Lad mud
time for improvement, and now Die fair 20 excel tned
ewes.
shs gegimeatal Uniform has been furnished by The
State consists OF dark blue Jacket, gray pantalc ms
reararcs while the march, che men were no. mike
iy though they semed to be robust pc 9e,fuL
Ihe marching orders Of the regiment issued se7e.
attended 70 for the pertec.oo aad eocrt Of the com
rnand, that unavoidable delays in ther departure &C.
Say oSs snd hs ~:
for she camp and fed o. active employment re men
seemed to ne no better arrarseeat The courage and
fire Of their Tuon fathers hayebeen fully aroused and
they all exIress the wish that they may arrive IN tnae
60 as 70 be on hand when tie hrs general engagement
shall take place would be super erogatcry 70
any lengthy description Of scenes the hogr OK
departure The reader better imagine how fr.enes
sssrs tsoSS hands Ssed blessed 0 each osSx
sna parted, al hoping 70 meet again, but YET
Be- Se last meeting upon earth EveTbocS hs to isu2h
srG be merry, but smiles struggled through tears and
melImeat far from the heart The fair Wives and
sisters OF tie young volunteers were busy
arranging bundles, selecting fruit, weaving chaplets Of
get aid roses and decorating the caps aud rifles
Into little burds something wonderful II .se ms.
time the soldiers and their male friends took sae last
parting gaes IN remamberance of freside and e&shw.
land, reminding the stranger that
1he German hand ard the German land
Ard The German vine and the Gernan Rhine,
Shall German be forever.
AT the appetite horr-shost!y after tie refrsahlax
shower which fell at two oclock-he bugss sounded aad
the men tpped into line
The order Of march then takea up until reacalcx
FI:s avenue, the regiment mAis grace;s i esS1s,
passing through that highway Of fashion rtn Broadsay
street. The line Of procession fairly crowded aad
the regiment was greeted over and again with warm ana
earnest cheering. AZ jersey they
barxed for the cars that are to ccn7ey them TO WASH
iDgton.
The following the names of the officers Of tie 1h.
ty-ninth;-
Fe!d and Saf-Colonel, Adoph Won Stelawehr; Lev.
tenant CoNnel, Clemens Soest; Major, Vim B. Vain
wright Adjutant, Gustav yon Zschueschen Surgeon Dr.
C. Nerhaus; Assistant Surgeon, Il. Osborne Quarter
master, Livingston Rogers.
LomfdNy A-Captain, q. Warnecke; First Lieutenant
c. " schultz; Second Lieutenant, q Klein.
Company R-Captain, Charles Weinhcld First Leu
tenant Ipgmsnn; Second Lieutenant, F. Won sch,usr
bach.
Company C-Captan, G. A. Sedel First Lieutenant,
John Waterman 6e cond Lieutenant Charles Che;us
Company DICaptain, Gustav Meiser First Lieutenant,
vacant; Second Lieutenant, ]. Stolpe.
Company E-Csptain, 81. Won Nostz; First Iiectenx2s
Won Francois; Second Lieutenant, L. Hack.
Company F-Captain, Charles Berne; First Lieutenant
D. Aezzer; Second Lieutenant, - Propping
Company G-Captain, N. Gulman; First Lieutenant
A. Won 6chluembach; Second Lieutenant, A. Kaldt.
Company R-Captain, Charles Book wood; First Lisr
tenant l. Schrmer; Second Lieutenant, j. Dieckmxn.
company Captain, Ad. Eckel; First Lieutenant. Os
car Won hensel; Secord Lieutenant, Dirks.
Company K-Captain, A Prahl; First Lieutenant, ChAs
}. Elsrer; Second Lieutenant, - Herzog
The regiment will, in all probability organize banl
OF music out Of the ranks, which will be valuable acqc
siion.
Tie undersigned acknowledges the receipt Of the so
owing contributions for the relief OF the twenty ninth
regiment, Colonel A. Won 6teinwehr Additional SUBJ
scrptons be sent to the Treasurer or to Mr. J. "
Mel 0An, No. OF Wall street