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bell ensign, Francis Dargell.
Company B, Of Rensselaer, county---Captaiu,
W. l.. Laning; lieutenant, P. Casey ensign,
j. Seymour Scott
Company G, of Schenectady county--Cap'
tain, b. M. Van Voast lieutenant, n, Y. Y,
Smith ensign. E. Van Voast.
Company D, Of Saratoga county Captain,
M. T. Blvere lieutenant, M. g. Putnam en-.
sign, ]. G. Marston.
Company E, of Duchess county--Csptain,
Harrison Holiday lieutenant, Z. 8. Jennings;
ensign, N. Palmer.
Company F, Of Saratoga county--Captaiu,
A. J. Perry lieutenant, A. M. Franklin en-.
sign, J. NJ. Andrews, jun.
Company @, Of Saratoga county--Captain,
M. Il. Chrysler; lieutenant, W. ]. Conkling
Company b, Of Rensselaer, county-Csptain,
Walter P. Tillman; lieutenant, L. B. Ball
ensign, s. W. Barnes.
Company I, Of Rensselaer, county-Captain,
John NJ. Landon lieutenant, Samuel Potts
ensign, Alonzo Alden.
Company K, of Columbia county-Csp plain,
B. Pruyerj lieutenant, @. W. Becker ensign,
A. Lsmpman.
Col Frisby has been over thirty years in the
military service Of the State, and about one
year ago held the pest Of brigsdier general ofthe
eleventh brigade. He was instrumental in or.
gsnizing and commanded the twenty fth regi.
ment New York State militia, now under the com.
mand of Col. Bryan. He wears the sword pre-.
sented to Lieut.. ]. Griffin, Of Mexican celebrity,
by the members Of his company, and which
bears the following inscription " Presented to
Lieut.. ]. Griffin by the members of Company
Il, as q mark Of esteem, and for his gallant
conduct At Contrerss, San Antonio, Churubus.
IL -. L.
ing, keen.edged weapon, with heavy gold
guard over the hilt.
Lieut.. Col. Britnall has been twenty years in
the State military service, and is highly eff
cient officer.
Major Soaring was formerly lieut.. colonel Of
the twenty.ninth regiment New York State
militia Of Saratoga Springs.
Adjutant Bentley was formerly colonel of the
seventy.sixth regiment Of State militia, and is q
competent officer.
Quartermaster Russ is eminently qualified
for his difficult post. Great experience in all
parts of the world, combined with frst.class
business talents, enable him to meen every
contingency assigned in his department.
Capt. Laning was one of the staff of Gen
Wool six years, and served in the Mexican war
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK THIRTY. SECOND.
This regiment, numbering about 800 men,
and commanded by Colonel Roderick Mathe
son, arrived here at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The regiment has been encamped al
Staten Island for the past six weeks, during
which time they have made marked progress
in drill, and are now prepared to lake the feld
as a crack regiment. 1t comprises ten com
panies, two Of which were raised in New York
city, and the remainder are hardy men from
the interior of the State. They are armed
with the Springfield muskets, and bring com
plete camp equipage with them
The following is a list Of the officers Of thi
regiment;
Colonel, Roderick Matheson.
Lieutenant Colonel, Francis E. Pinto.
Major, G. F. Lemon.
, Adjutant, L. Sparrow Purdy.
Qusrtermaster, W. North West
Surgeon, William B. Little.
Assistant Surgeon, G. 7. Totten.
Sergeant Major, H. II. Oily.
, Company A-Captain, Jerome Rowe Grs
lieutenant, James H. Tickenor; second lieutel
, ant W. Wykof.
!, Company B-Csptain, Charles Hubbs fir
: lieutenant, W. E. Stone; second lieutenau
. . James Marcellus,
!, Company C-Captain, Barry j. Hayes; fir
u lieutenant, W. Y. Sammons second lieute
u ant, Raymond Ferguson.
" Company D-Captain, Elisha s. Young; fir
! lieutenant, John Stewart; second lieutenar
- Samuel B. Hewett.
, Company E-Captain, Ross A. Fish fr
=, lieutenant, S. II. Brown second lieutenar
> Andrew Parker.
O. Company F-Captain, James H. Butler; fl
,, lieutenant, Joseph c. Hyatt second lieute
y, ant, W. r. Hyslop,
st Company G-Captain, Russell G. Myer
O. first lieutenant, James r. Twaddle; seco,
lieutenant, j. T. Twaddell.
Company H-Captain, William Chalmer
~ first lieutenant, W. H. Lee second leutena
W. II. Atchson.
n Company Captain, John Whitlock f
' lieutenant, d. W. jackson, jun.; second liz
., tenant, P. B. Wager.
a' Company K-Captain, W. Howell Robnso
=, first lieutenant, Charles Dimond second lii
H. Il. tenant, Patrick Stanley.
ARRIVAL OF THE NINTH MASSACHUSETTS.
n. This fine regiment, which was ordered to {
b. Point on Monday last, reached the Arsenal
Saturday night, and about noon yesterd
n marched out Seventh street, to q place NJ
OIL the encampments Of the fourteenth New 70
and second New Hampshire regiments, O
on pitched their tents. They left Boston on Tu
st, day afternoon last, in the steamers Ben .
ford, Cambridge, and Pembroke, and stopI
A. at Old Point on Friday last, and left iml
en- diately for this city, where they arrived
above stated.
F. They number about eleven hundred m
en- who are we'll, and in fine spirits a. the prosp
of brush soon with the rebels. A drum co
in; of twenty accompanies them, and they d.
l.. expect one of the crack bands of Boston, nj
bering twentyfour pieces, to join them, Il
les not being able to get ready to leave with
md regiment.
es, The following is Q list Of oficers.
me Colonel-T. Cass.
Lieutenant Colonel--C. 8. Fowell.
Major--R. Peard.
$40 Adjutant-G. H. Perkins.