Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-24

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The TRooPs The Tweuty.ninth Regiment
New York, which arr we'd In this city iust as the
/ Star went to press on SATURDAY. mum bers $50 men
| who have been well instructed In the art of war
and will he found available when their services
| are needed The commissioned officers are men
| OF experience, many Of them having held military
commands In European armies Many Of the
men have also seen service. and know how to
behave on the battle field. Their officers are:
Colonel. A Won Steiuwehr; Lieut. Colonel C.
Soest Major, VIM; p. Wainwright Adjutant,
Won Fscbuscher; Quartermaster, a l. Rogers;
surgeon, DR. Charles Neuhaus; Assistant Surgeon,
Sergeant Major, James Joseph; Quartermasteri
Hansen.
Company A-Capt VIM. warneke, Lieut. Otto
Schulz, ENSIGN Henry Klein.
Company B-Capt Chas. wemhold, Lieut..
Fugmann, Ensign Won Schlumbach.
Company C-Capt Gustavus Seivel, Lieut.. Git
et ComD,n En n Shsii1 Gn,,,xr, u.,. liam,
Cake, Ensign Rob Stolpe
Company E-Capt Won Nostrig, Lieut.. Won
Francois, Ensign Paul Schulze.
Company F-Capt Berne, Lieut.. Metzyar, En-
Company G-Capt Gullmaun, Lieut.. A. Won
Schlumbaeh. Ensign Kalt
Company H-CaPt lockwood, Lieut. schirmer,
Ensign Dickman.
Company I-caps Ecisl, Lieut. Won Meusel,
Ensign Dirks
Company K-capt. Prahl, Lieut. El,ner, Ensign
Herzog
The Second New Hampshire Regiment, num-
bering ,046 men, arrived here at O'Clock D m
Yesterday They are accompanied by the Man.
chester cornet band, twenty pieces. Professor w
Dignum; also, by a capital drum corps twenty
strong. Like the First Regiment from that State
they come exceedingly well appointed, having
about one hundred horses, twenty-five baggage
wagons, hospital wagons, and a large amount Of
provisions, comprising every requisite for several
months to come They are armed with MIME
muskets and Sharpe's rifles Their uniforms and
equ pmens are complete In all respects The
uniforms are grey caps and pants and blue jackets
The following is a list of the officers:
Colonel, Gilmon Marston; Lieut. Colonel, Frank
Fiske; Major, Josiah Stevens, jr.; Adjutant, e
Langley; Surgeon, DR.. George II. Hubbard;
Chaplain, Rev n. E Parker; Qrartermaster, J
Godfrey; Sergeant Msjor. George W Gordon;
Quartermasters Sergeant, F. w. Perkins; Assis ST.
ant Surgeon, DIR. Merron.
Company A, Cheshire county-Captain, II. A.
p. Titus
Company B. Concord-Capts,n, b. G Griffin;
LIST Lieut., c. w. Walker; ID do, A. w. Colby.
Company c, Manchester-Captain, James w.
Carr; LIST Lieut., J. w. Platt; ID do, Samuel o.
Durham.
Company d, Dover-Captain, Hiram Rollins;
LIST Lieut., Samuel p. Sayes; I'd do, w. II Par
menter.
Company Z, E1eter-Captain, L. Brown; LIST
Lieut. VIM. fl. Smith, I'd do A. b. THOMPSON
Company F, Coos county-Cap,ain, Thomas
snow; LIST Lieut., J. 7 Littleheld, ID do, II. d
Company 6, Petersboro'-C Captain, Ephraim
Weston; LIST Lieut., J w. Patterson; I'd do, VIM.
III Prescott
Company I, Manchester-Captain, Ed. L.. Bal
ley; LIST Lieut., sam'l 6. Langley; I'd do Jos. A.
Hubbard
Company X, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. William o.
SIDES LIST Lieut., J. 8. Godfrey; I'd do, John 5.
They went into camp last night near Meridian
The New York Seventeenth Regiment West
chester Chasseurs) came in per rail at 30 p. m
yesterday, direct from New York city They
number nearly 900 rank and nle, and are nestlv
uniformed in dark and light-blue cloth. Nearly
all the men are young and healthy looking, and
the discipline of the regiment excellent-all the
men having the appearance Of regulars. Their
officers are:
Colonel, H. Seymour Lansing; Lieut. Colonel,
Thomas F. Morris; Major, G. A. johnson; Adj't,
J. Brainard Taylor; Quartermaster, G. Haws;
surgeon, J e. Stewart, M ID Cha plain, Rev Il
Carver; Sergeant Major, Hall; Quartermas.er
Sergeant, Foley; Drum dajor, Lebouf Fife Ma
Jor, Freyin; Hospital Steward, w. Benson
Company A ,Yonkers-Chas A smith, captain;
Geo Reynold, lieutenant; X. Bogardus ensign
Company B, Port Chester, w estchester county
Nelson B Bartram, captain; w .Vickers ueuten.
ant; Charles Hilbert. ensign
Company c, MOrrisania-John w. Lyon cap.
| tain; F Kelly lieutenant c Everdelf, ensign
Company ID, New York-Wm e. Grover cal
| tain; Benin Seward, lieutenant; VIM. Burleigh
| ensign.
Company E, New Yori-Charles 6 Stone, cap.
taini q. c. Soren, lieutenant; g. z. Mccain, en-.
| sign.
captain; lieutenant, vacant by the decease OF Ii
Hart; VIM. Maddox, ensign.
Company 6, Nyack-James II. Den.arest, cap
ain; Caldwell, heutenant l.. c. Maybe en-
| sign.
Company Fl, Chenango county-James Tyrrill
captaini J. II Marin, lieut.; b Pellet, ensign
| Company |, Wayne county-a ndrew Wilson
captain; Charles Dudley, lieutenant; Thomas
Whaley, ensign.
Company X, WYoming-Gideon n. Jenkiu,
| captain; CHI Lusk, lieutenant; Porteus, ensign
since the regiment was mustered into the United
states service, died on Friday morning, at the
house Of DR.. Dixon, in Fifth avenue.
| ARRIVAL OF THE THIRrY-sxvKsrH REGIMENT
| To-day at noon, the Thirty-seventh (Irish) Regi
| meht " Y. Volunteers, Col McCunn, arrived
| here, and at once proceeded 20 the northern out
| skirts or The city, where they are to encemp
| having brought their camp equpage with them
/ The regiment numbers about 500 men, strong
| hardy, and enthusiastic, fine Representatives o.
the hi6ernian element Of the Empire State.
Col. McCunn has splendid sword and revolver
/ presented by the citizens OF New York Bott
weapons are m ade Of the most costly and elab.
| orately wrought material. The revolver Is com
Colonel McCunn's Likeness on the handle. The
| sword, II not genuine Toledo, at least comes a,
| near to ii in quality as might be. The scabbard
Is richly gilt, and also bears a likeness Of tn.
II
| The Regiment brings with them a beautiful
| pair OF guide colOrs, made Of the most costly
green silk, bearing representation Of The HarT
1 that once &c, &c, IN bold relief
The uniform Is light blue pants dark blue
| jacket and fatigue cap. All have blankets OF
Overcoais, and are well supplied with all the con
venences Of soldier life. The following is a Iis
/ Of the officers:
Colonel, John II. McCunn; Lieut. Colonel, Jno
| Burke; Major, ID. Minton; Adjutant, C. Muir
| ply; Surgeons, John McNulty and William o
Meag her; Lieutenant, Geo. w. Clarke; Colonel ,.
Abide Camp and q sartermaster, - Hoyt; Ser
geant Major, jeremiah O'Lesry; Drum Major
- Rollins; Fife Major, F w Murphy; Quar-
termasiers Sergeant, John Phelan
Company A-Captain, Gilbert Riordan; First
Lieutenant, Philip DohertY; Ensign, Andrew J
Dregnan.
Company B-Captain, James T. Mcguire; Firs,
Lieutenant, David Rem Ensign, Robert John.
stone Bassett.
Company C-Captain, Michael Doran; Firs,
Lieutenant, Martin E. LawlOr; Ensign, Josiah
w. Willett.
Company D-Captain, F. MciIugh; First Lieu.
tenant, James ID. Clarke; Ensign, p. II Hays
Company E-Captain, John kavanagh; First
Lieutenant, J. McCormani Ensign, James p.
Boyle.
Company F-Captain, Connor; First Lieuten-
ant, Long; I'd do, Vosburgh.
Company G-Captain, Michael Murphy; First
Lieutenant, Richard 3. Barry; Ensign, Jane.
Keller