Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-01

ants, VI. II McNamara and T F. Lee.
Company I, s.lem-CsPtsin, F. Fitzgerald;
Company e, Marlboro'-Captain,J /. Cary; lieu
tenants, ]. F. Tobin and simpson.
Company II, Milford-Captain, J. o'Neal;
lieutenants, r. Roache and Burke
Company captain, j. McCaf.rty; lieu
tenants, John Walsh and p r. Nugent.
Company K-Captain, @. W. Dntton; lieuten-
ants, J. F. McGunigle and J. c. Wiley.
THE rwsNTY-sscoND NEW York REGIMENT
They number In the ranks 80 muskets and bring
fun complement OF camp equ page, horses. "a.
tions, and wagons. On their arrival at Baltimore
the regiment was received with great enthusiasm,
crowds OF men and women thronging the streets
through which they passed, and shouting for the
Union. Qf course few ragamufins who hover
ed around the edges, executed few roars for
Beeuregard and JEFF. Davis, but the Unionists
were 30 predominant that the aforesaid ragamuf.
mas found IL convenient TO behave with tolerabe
discreetness As they marched into the Camden
depot 10 enter the Washington train, q man near
the left OF the line stumble and fell his musket
went Oh, and the ball struck the heel Of lad
standing near, infictng slight wound There
being no lights in the depot the soldiers believed
the men In the companies ION the left disch, rged
their pieces without ordefs,) one of them unior-
tunately killing one Of their own men, private
EDWARD Birge, Of Pottsville, Warren county
Ine omcsu Immediately gave orders to cease
hiring, and Col. Phelps exerted himself with the
assistance OF the officers nearest to him. to Quell
the disturbance thus caused, and In a few me-
ments order Was restored On the psrt of the
crowd on either side, they were under the mis-
taken Impression that the soldiers had attacked
them, and scampered of In all directions several
getting thrown down and damaged In the rush
The officers feel extremely mortified at so un.
pleasant circumstance, and speak In the highest
terms Of the kindness Of the citizens of Baltimore
towards them. Col Phelps, In behalf Of his regi-
good will Of the good citizens of baltimore thus
nanliestsd and to exonerate the city from all
blame In reference to the accident.
The Twenty second Is conn posed of some Of the
NEST worthy citizens Of Ticonderoga Warren
and adjoining counties. The men are Young and
aole-6odied, and bear good characters at home as
elsewhere
The orscers are: Col. Walter PbelDs r. Lien,
Colc1el. Gorton T. Thomas; Major, John w. Kee.
lr.i Adjutant, Edward Pruyn; Quartermaster. IA ,
su woodruff; surgeon, J b. Atherleyi Assistant
Bates Sergeant Msjor, J r. fowne; Quartermas-
ters Sergeant, F Fairbanks; Drum Major John
Scott, Fife Major, John Wright.
Company A, OF Saratoga county-Captain L. T.
atesi LIST Lieutenant, ]. II. Brett; I'd Lieutenant
II A. Cloots y
Company B, of Washington county-Captain,
Il. Mccoy; LIST Lieutenant, d. Lendrum I'd
Lieutenant, Joseph Mccoy.
Company Z, OF Essex county-Captain, o. D.
Pea6odyi LIST Lieutenant, c. Beaumont; I'd Lieut. :,
C. b. Pierson.
Company d, Of Washington coun,y-Cap.ain.
Henry Milliman; LIST Lieutenant, T. b. Fisk; I'd
Lieutenant, Robert Rice
Company E, Of Warren county-Captain, Geo
T. Clendon; LIST Lieutenant, John fassett ID
Lieutenants Horton Cayger.
Company F, Of Warren county-Caa plain, A.
w Habden; LIST Lieutenant, VIM. Harlin; I'd
Lieutenant, 6. b. Smith
Company u, OF Warrington county-Captain,
b. Mosher; LIST Lieutenant Duncan Cameron; ID
Lieutenant, LAGOS
Company n, Of Washington county-Cap,ain
T. strong; LIST Lieutenant, w. A. Parson; I'd
Company !, Of Essex countY-Captaln, Lyman
Ormsbee; LIST Lieutenant, J f. r Seaman; I'd Lieut..
Company K, Of Essex county-Cap.ain, NJ. p.
Cadwelli LIST Lieutenant, F.. F. Edgerlev; I'd
Lieutenant, c. w. Huntley.
They bring full regimental band. the men,
bers Of which have all volunteered for the war.
The officers have all been In the State service
and understand their business well Several Of
them have seen service on the battle fields of
Mexico.
The FLAG RAISING LAST SA1URpAY-The az
raising on the grounds south Of the Presidents
House, on Saturday afternoon, went eff with ecIat
For some time before the ceremony commenced a
considerable crowd Of ladies and gentlemen n, "a
gathered In the grounds Over the music stand a
beautiful canopy Of blue and white had been
erected, throug the apex whereof beautiful dag
stan protruded some twenty-five feet The
Twefh New York Regiment, Colonel Butler,
| accompanied oy Withers's Band, and detach.
ment Of U. infantry with the Marine Band,
arrived at O'Clock, and formed In hollow SQUARE
s1LSSund the flagstaff the line extending either
Grimn's battery took position the mall south OF
the grounds. AT the time for opening the cere-
monies, the President, Secretaries seward and
smith Generals Mansfield and Tn omas and other
distinguished ,personages, with their ladies.
emerged from the Presidents House. and wa king
down the lines, took positions on the stand Rev
smith Pyne, Of st. Johns (EPscopaD Church,
dressed the vestments of his ONCE, delivered an
earnest prayer; after which the President ran the
nag to the peak Of the stsf amid nj ne tremendous
cheers for the Stars and Stripes. The battery
al Int = e..
national airs, and the enthusiasm reac he'd hfyh
pitch As the national colors reached the top of
the stan, Lieutenant General Scott, accompanied
by members Of his staff, all In full uniform,
appeared on the south poftico of the mansion and
was greeted with tornado Of cheers, which
compliment the old hero gracefully acknowl.
edged, as the band struck up Hail Columbia
The flag raised 10 the one which waved over the
gunboat Freedom when the gallant Capt Ward
was killed at Matthias Point The whole affair
was under the superintendence Of the Commits
rc4er Of Public Buildings, W. j. Wood, and
was most creditably managed by him.
LErrER FROM Mn. CAusrKs SOMEWHERE IN
DlxIE-The following letter, received In this CITY
IRON Mr. Causten, Of tie Presidents Mounted
Guard, has no locale mentioned, and otherwise
appears to have been written under the super
vision Of his caPtors:
My Dear Father: You will be much snrnrfsed
no doubt TO learn that have been Ia ken prisoner
oy The southern forces, and with no prospect for
tue present OF joining you all again In the old and
happy family circle, in which was wont to spend
30 many pleasant hours ] was taken on the first
OF this month, near Darnestown, in Montgomery
county, Md. / have been treated very kindly by
every one ever since have been a prisoner, hut
as 10 what disposal may be made of me and my
fellow prisoners will, dare say, depend entirely
upon the action Of the Federal Government
do not suppose that IL will be posi- BILE to ne.
gotiate an exchange Of prisoners until after the
United States Congress has taken such steps as 1t
may think proper with regard to the Confedera:y.
III, however, such exchange can be made not hing
would be more gratifying to we poor fellows here
In confinement am enabled to write this hasty
scrawl throug the kindness Of Col Strange, who
has treated US all with the kindness and human
ity Of Christian and soldier. l enclose here
with a note from my three fellow prisoners which
| should you deliver t.
with much love to all Of the girls, remain,
dear father, your afectionate son,
MANUEL C. CAUsrRs.
MILITARY ARREsrs William Brent, of South
Carolina, and Henry T. Scott, Of Maryland, were
arrested on Saturday, as spies, and committed to
Jail by order Of Gen. Mansfield, to await an ex-
animation
Frederick Dav-who xuas sy,estsd hv hi. nNs