Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-26

a state Of good discipline, and look rs though
ready for ardnous duty The two regiments
together number 2 G26 men. They have enlisted
for the war.
The Second Regiment OF the Excelsior Brigade
arrived here about 10 2 m. Yesterday So faf rs
the mSn concerned, tEev will compare wei
with anv regiment In the service for sOitiierly
cuslities hut thew are badly uniformed, which
gives them the appearance Of raw militia; whereas
they are In very good dis ipiine. naV.hg heen
arduously drilling for some time In thelr late
camn on Staten Island The officers are:
Colonel George Hall. Lieutenant Colonel
Henry |, Potter Msjor Peter McDermot. Adju-
W. Powell. snrgeon j !. MrGowan. Assistant
Surgeon James Ash, ChaDlain JoSepb II witch
ell Sergeant Major John O'Cohnell, QuarterUIaster
Sergeant Michael COwell. Hospital Steward
HeuDan Steecher. and Captsins Pollen. I B..
Bradley J. G. Brown. w. Greene. o Muir
phv. w A. Donslson. f. w Powers, T Rafferty,,
o. C. Howard and r II. Glover.
COMPANY d, Third Regiment Hussars. of New
York, arrived nv the same train which conveyed
, the abovenamed Regiment. The company num-
bers 100 men, and is the first Of the Third kegi.
ment that has arrived here The entire regiment
is now full. Numbering coo men, and will be
spnt forward in detachments "a rapidly 20 posi-
BILE. This cavalry is designed to be the finest
mounted regiment in the service
The officers Of the Third Pennsylvania Regi-
ment Reserve Corps) are as follows:
Colonel, ii. G. Sicklss: Lieutenant Colonel,
w :. Thompson; MsJOr, II Woolworth Adju-
lev Sergeant Major. Henry 9. Jones; Quarter
masters Sergeant Albert Bremen: Surgeon, -
Collins; Assistant Surgeon. - Pancost
Company A-Capt. Lenhast, Lieuts. Leemond
Company B-Capt Curtis, Lieuts. Davenport
and Bucking ham.
Company Capt. Feister, Lieuts Yardley
COMPANY D-Capt Breiner, Lieuts Buckley
and StIause
Company E-Capt Clark, Lieuts. johnson and
Lindsey.
Company F-Capt Richard, Lieuts. Moulton
aud Darneson.
Company G-Cupt. Hawkins, Lieuts. Stanton
Company R-Capt Thomas, Lieuts. Fisbar and
Opplebach.
Company I-Capt Beatty, Lieuts La Rua and
Beatty.
COMPANY K-Capt. Bryan, Lieuts. Donogley
and w OEderly
The regiment numbers $50 men, who are pretty
well equipped and measurably drilled in the
manual and company movements.
The officers Of the Ninth Regiment preserve
corIsl are Col. C. r. Jackson, 1t. col. r. An
Lderson, Major J. NJ. X. Snodgrass, Adjutant
Swearingen. Quartermaster J. KIRK patrick, Sur
geOn J. A. Phillips, Assistant Surgeon Martin,
Chaplain b. Pyatt.
Company A-Capt. Smith, Its. Darlington and
Beatty.
Company B-CsPs. Hastinger, Its sOltben and
, Company C-CsPs Shannon, Its Pierce and
kirkpatrick
Company D-capt Galway, Its. Ludwick and
Barbour
Company E-Capt. Barnes, Its. Hope and En-
win.
Company F-Capt Dick, Its Bemus and Ken
needy
Company G-CaPt. Brookbanks, Its. Russell
and Swearingen.
Company H-CaPt withberton, Its. Price and
Chamberlain.
Company Capt. Lynch, Its. wslkenshard
and Winch.
Company K-Capt. Fleming, Its. McDonOu2h
and Wills
This regiment has been organized and work.
ing for three months and is in first rate state Of
discipline. The men are the best people Of AL
: leghany, Berks, and BUCKS counties, and their
morale Is excellent We have seen Psnnsyl-
vania regiment equal to them in . military point
| Of view, neither.
4 Mr.. McGreggor Of the Pittsburg Gazette comes
along with them to take look at ''srcesh" and
make notes for that paper. The officers are IN
telligent and gentlemanly, and not too dieni-
Ted at the same tme 10 attend in person to the
comfort Of their men. The Ninth Pennsylvania
1 Will be fayoritSs here.
SERENADE TO Gov BLAIR, OF MIcHIGAs.-Gov-
Blair. Of Michigan, was complimented with a
seIenade last mig by Of the reg inner tai ba nds
Of that State, after which be addressed large and
enthusiastic crowd. Although. be said, our forces
checked. not defeated at the late battle they
will soon be- prepared for renewal OF the fig bit In
defense Of ali that Is dear TO American freefnen-
the preservation Of constitutional liberty. We
have now here young soldier Of the West-Gen.
McClellan-undsr whose lead our army cannot
fail Of victory This allUsion ELECTED vociferous
cheers Till now IL WIS supposed that the rebel
lion would soOn be suppressed, but the facts show
that extended effort Ia necessary for the res-
tOratiOn Of peace The slogan Is sounded throug b.
out the North and w est. and stout hearts are lar
ryng to enter into the service Of their country
The war must be vigorously prosecuted. and ;he
and cannot fail to give as victory He said Re had
that day obtained from the government authority
to send five additional regiments into the field
and they would be here within the next four
weeks. He retired amid cheers from the deliy hit
ed multitude
Senator Chandler and Representative Kellogg
Of Michigan. and Representative Van Wyck, OF
New York, also delivered brief and patriotic adj
dresses.
Coon sANARITANs Editor Of the STAY: Be
pleased to allow me TO add 10 the list of Good
saDaritans a few names In my neig hborhood-
the Meksrs. Perry and family and Mr.. Choate and
. family. From both families soups and refresh
mens Of all kinds were freely sent to sick soldiers
Of all the States, stationed them TIE
Choates, father and son, We're employed night
and day in taking to their house sick and wound
i ed soldiers. They had, In fact hospital, ss
many seventeen being there at one time; and
there are now two or three too sick to be removed
70 the Inhrmary. JUSTICE.
July %.
We should further add to this list Of Good
Samaritans the name Of Mrs. Matilda Lloyd,
Seventh Ward, who has devoted herself with
untirng kindness 10 the care Of disabled and
unproyided soldiers.
Nh SAMUEL RABBIT, who has been charged
with aiding the sec-ssiOniss byattem pting to
tie arrest Of two county constables Of w ashing-
ton, on a business trip to Rockville, denies the
statement made by them and AYERS that at the
time he met these cons.ablss be was himself On
his way to Washington To avoid the secessionists
Of that portion Of country. whom he and other
Union men temporarily resident there were afraid
would annoy them In consequence Of the result of
the battle Of Bull Run. Rabbit says he invited
those coDstables to drink with him and asked
them TO the house Of relative Of his 10 dine with
him. that they agreed to the proposition, and that
he rode on ahead to inform his relative, and
waited more than an hour for them 10 come up,
4 &c, &c, &c.
LARcESIEs. Ben. Gaunt (colored)
was arrested by county officer John II. Stewart
for stealing revolver from a soldier named Jacob
Nicholas. he was sent to jail for further hearing
by Justice Dom.
Ellen Marony and John Chase IA colored mani
ery.nts In the boarding house corner of Eighth
street and the avenue, where the regimental off,
Gers Of the Garbsldl Guard are quartered, were
arrested We s,erday by detective oicer Alien upon
suspicion Of the larceny Of near 81 100 In gold
from the CeIoael 8 quarters They Were committed
10 Jail by Justice GIberson for further hearing.
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