The national Republican., 1861-07-22
ARRIVAL OF THE TAxxAsY REGIMENT, JACK.

CITY OF new lOrk, arrived mere at SIX O'Clock
on Saturday morning. This regiment numbers
,046 men, is uniorued nearly similar to the
New York seventh gray jackets and pants,
formed, and equipped by the Union Defence
Committee. The men are armed with the
Springfield musket, and are accompanied by q
full drum and fife corps. They bring with them l3
baggage wagons and complete camp equippage.
The Tsmmsny regiment, in whatever division |
or wing of the central army it may In future !
distinguish itself, can be dscerned by its blue /
regimental aag, the gift Of friends, its white
guide colors, marked jackson Guard" and |
embellished with the motto of New York, 4" Ex.
celsior.'' Another flag is to be presented by
the Sachems Of Tammany, who will send com.
mittee to Washington for the purpose, unless
Col. Kennedy should meantime receive orders
to join the advance before the donation can be
completed. 1t will have on one side the temple
of the Columbian Order, and on the other their
motto, "The Union must and shall be pre-.
served"
The following is list of the officers:
Colonel-Wm. D. Kennedy. -...a...
Lieutenant Colonel Coggswell, (late cap.
tain ot the U. ). A.
Major--John b. Edaon, (late lieut.. U. 8. Az
Adjutant--G. N. Bewford.
Quartermaster-Wm. G. Rhodes.
Surgeon-Dr. Quincy Osborn.
Assistant Surgeon-Dr. G. II. Fossard.
Assistant Quartermaster-J. F. Greene.
ID. Quartermaster Sergeant--John Abernethy.
I Drum Major--W. A. jackson. (late Of the
second regiment N. Y. 8. NJ
Fife Major-Wm. barley.
Company A-James A. Moore, captain
Henry Harrington, lst lieut.. Hugh McClus.
Company B--Peter Bowe, captain; James
f. Boyle, lst lieutenant; Thos. Abbott, I'd lieu.
tenant. ........F... ..
Company C--James Graham, captain; c.
Macpherson, lst lieutenant; James Gillis, I'd
lieutenant.
Company oh. E. Call, captain; John
Bendon, LIST lieutenant; VIM. Wallace, I'd lieu.
| tenant.
Company E-T. O'Meara, captain; P. ].
Downing, lst lieutenant; T. W. Kelly, I'd lieu.
tenant. 81 :. 4. e.. D ri -. .
Company F-Walter Tobin, captain, Isaac
Gotthold, lst lieutenantI James Il. Conroy, I'd
lieutenant. ....
Company G-John Quinn, captain R. c.
Wright, lst lieutenant; M. h. Lee, I'd iieuten.
| ant. ..-
Company H-H. II. Olden, (late Of the sew
enth regiment,) captain; Fred. Skeete, LIST
lieutenant; A. Payne, I'd lieutenant.
Company David Hogg, captain; VIM. A.
Lynch, lst lieutenant; Samuel Gberson, (late
Of the seventh regiment) I'd lieutenant.
Company K-Micbasl Garrety, captain
Thomas Reynolds, lst lieutenant; James Nc
Grath, I'd lieutenant. u .,-
About ten o'clock, Saturday morning, they
marched out to Kalorama, where they en-
camped.
Edward Casey, q private in company F
slipped from the platform between York snt
Baltimore, on Friday, and was instantly killed
urday Afternoon. Company + came in yester
day morning to pay the funeral honors to tn
deceased, and we're much disappointed to hes
that he had previously been Inferred by orde
Of the Qusrtermsster.
. ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRIsoHERs.-Twent
rebel prisoners, some of whom were taken q
. Fairfax Court. House, aud the others near Ma
, nassas Junction, were brought to the city o,
} Saturday, by q detachment Of the third Ne,
Jersey regiment, and after being taken befor
General Mansfield, were escorted to the Ol
Capitol, which will be used hereafter as Go,
/. ernment prison. Eleven Of them are from tn
!, SIKH Ala bama regiment, one from Col. Ke
'. shsw's Palmetto regiment and three from Q
}. Eastern Virginia regiment.
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and five deserters from the Federal army, wei
g also taken to the same building.
It Five prisoners, who have been confined in II
n county Jail for some time, were tranferred {
the building during the afternoon, under q
o escort Of cavalry. Their names are d.
i. Figret, Robert Pauldng, and 8. s. Walker,
is Alabama, s. S. Green, Of Virginia, and Davi
IS Porter. Of this city, who was one of the frat a
Is rested for secession proclivites, but has her
1t tofore refused take the oath Of allegiance.
DEATH OF A SoLDIER.-Mr. E. Black, OF Il
New York, Fourteenth regiment brooklyn
N who was accidentally shot through the lun
ID some ten weeks since, while cleaning his piec
8, Mt their camp on Seventh street, died at the S
a Charles Hotel on Friday night, where he h
it been since the accident. 1t was thought, un
lg day or two past, that he was recovering fro
er the wound, and strong hopes were entertain
that he would soon join his regiment, but in Il
is they were disappointed. His remains were G
g. closed in handsome metallic coffin, and, u
10 terday afternoon, sent to his family in Broo
o. lyn.
~ FATAL AcCIDENTs.-On Friday last, q s
II IL dier named Backentoes, q member Of one
~ the New York regiments, whose residence
Il; Geneva, New York, was killed by The prem
~. ture discharge Of comrades musket. His
a mains were sent, on in the afternoon train,
i, his family.
an a A young man named Housington, from
'' River, Massachusetts, a member Of Mas
!, chusetts regiment, was accidentally shot, a
%, instantly killed, at the camp on Friday aft
ha noon. His body was sent off in the aiternc
he train on Saturday.
m NAVY YARD.-At the navy yard, yesterd
he everything bore an air of the greatest activ
ig. A full force was at work in nearly all the she
nd and war utensils, of every variety, were be
his turned out with the utmost dispatch.