The national Republican., 1861-07-15
LOCAL N E w s.
MOVEMENTS OF THE MILITARY.
AKR,yAt or the NEW YoRE Thirty srxrH.

remainder will arrive to-day. II is composed
of very robust set Of men, who are very well
equipped and well drilled. They are jsubstan.
TALLY uniformed in dark blue jackets, light blue
briug with them an excellent drum and fife
corps Of twenty pieces. /,
The following is a correct list Of the officers
Colonel Charles b. Innes, Lieutenant Colo.
mel Thomas ]. Lord, Major Nathaniel Lioch,
Adjutant VIM. G. U. Shooter, Quartermaster
James W. Winter, Paymsster Samuel Osgood,
Surgeon N. B. Mosely, Surgeons mate Louis
D. Radinsky, Chaplain Rev. e. D. Winslow,
Sergeant Major George 3. Moore, Quartermas.
ter Sergeant Charles 81. Roberts, Drum Major
Eugene L. Twiggs, Fife Major John Basenoch,
Hospital Steward James A. Christie, Color
Sergeant Robert Jones, Right General Guide
John D. Phillips, LeftGeneral Guide George
Company A-Elihu ]. Faxon, captain; Le-
roy Il. Briggs, lst lieutenant; Edward Arm.
strong, I'd lieutenant. - -. ....I
Company B-James A. Rauey, captain
Tiraothy Donoghue, LIST lieutenant John
Lewis, I'd lieutenant. ..-...r
Company C-Wm. Il. Bennett, captain;
James Hostin, lst lieutenant Henry N. Mar
tin, I'd lieutenant.
Company D-J. Townsend Daniel, captain;
James Grant, lst lieutenant; Michael McElroy |
I'd lieutenant.
Company Edwin M. Quackenbos, cap.
tain George V. s. Robinson, lst lieutenant
Horace r. Hewlett, I'd lieutenant
Company F-Gustavus Dupins, captain
Charles A. Duluonlin lst lieutenant; Thomas
b. Browning, I'd lieutenant.
COMPANY G-Israel g. Atwood, captain
Robert Jackson, lst lieutenant; Robert H. Pat
terson, I'd lieutenant ;,
Company H-John Mason, captain David
". Murphy, lst lieutenanti George W. Farr,
I'd lieutenant.
Company I-walter Darwent, captain; Abel
8. Campbell, lst lieutenant; Henry B. Hughes,
I'd lieutenant
Company K-James J. Walsh, captain; Al
fred J. Pigott, lst lieutenant John Miles, I'd
Aeptenaut, .,
Col. iunes served With distinction through
the Mexican war, and was the first TO plant
our Gag on the heights Of Chepultepec.
Lieut.. Col. Lord is an old officer Of the
British army, and is said to be q thoroughly
efficient officer.
served besides In the Turkish and Indian cam
paigns.
Captain Raney was in the Mexican war |,
Captain Dan 'el Is Of the English service Cap.
tain Atwood was prominent in the desperate
sttenct to seise the Canadian provinces in 81
and 49, He was then made prisoner, but
esruped, Capt. Darwept is an experienced
British CfScer, Lieuts. Pickett, Armstrong,
Finch, and Chapel have al seea active SER
vice, and "smslt powder"
They are going out to Meridian Hill to-day
10 encsnp.
AgHlvAL o. UAPr. BREwsRs sATTERv.
A train of cars arrived here at seven O'CLOCK
fne battery of artillery, which comes direc
from Fort Pickens. The battery consists ol
four improved twelvepounders, with caissons
and has eighty.four men. Another batter,
frou the same place viii arrive to-day.
a number Of recruits for the Highlander
and the Fourteenth (Brooklyn) regiments, NJ
rived during yesterday and the day before, VIII
Immediately proceeded to join their respective
commands over the river.
STATE CAVALRY COMING.
Gen. Scott has sent instructions to Brigade
General Hall, at New York, to forward at ono
to this city one hundred horseman for the Firs
Brigade. They will arrive either to-day or to
morrow.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH
(MAss.) REGIMENT.
This fne regiment, l,046 rank and file, o.
rived here at nine o'clock last night, and, ate
taking on hours rest, and otherwise refreshin
themselves, they departed for the Virginia sid'
The men manifested the greatest enthusiasm Q
the prospect of fight, aud seem to be Of th
right material to do the fighting.
The regiment presents a fine military al
pearance The arms are Enfield rhes--marke
aTower, 1861" They have, however, the ol
style, instead Of the new, sword bayonet an
there is great difficulty in stacking them. II
loaied with company baggage, and two apb
lauces, with eighty horses, including those Fl
the staff officers.
The uniform Of the Fall River companies
the regiment are Of grey woollen cloth, col
monty called Garibaldi material, from the re
white aud blue spots in its texture. it co
sists of jacket Of more than ordinary lengt
bound at the wrists, collar and shoulder.stra
with red cord. The pants are Of material wi
similar trimmings at the seams. The uniforI
Of the other companies are Of regulation gre
furnished by the State. The hats are Of dr.
felt, circular in shape, and each uniform "
fitted to the wearer,
The band of the reg iment, twentysix Piec
under the leadership of Mr.. Thompson,
Boston, will join the command in few da.
The drum corps comprises ten, under Drr
Major Robert Sheehan, of Fall River.
The following is a correct list OF the office
Colonel-Darius N. Couch Of Taunton.
Lieut.. Colonel-Chester W, Greene, Of +
River.
Major-David E. Holman, Of Attleboro'.
Adjutant-Othomiel Gilmore, of Raynho
Qaartermaster-Daniel Edton, jun, OF Di
ton.
Surgeons. Atherton Holman, Of Taunt
Assistant Surgeon-Z Boylston Adams,
Boston.
Company A, of Fall River-Captain Da
Dyer, Lieutenants Jesse F. Eddy and Wa,
Nye. -.
Company B, Of Fall River-Captain il
Cushing, Lieutenants Jesse N. Bullock I
George w. Clifford.
Con,nopv q nf Ropnbom-Cont Cborle,