The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
TwENTY-sEvENTH MASSACHUSETTS, REGI'

TWENTY-SEvENTH MASSACHUSETTS REGI
It. 9@Nn MENT. &E&
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AT THE JERSEY oFrY
DEPoT-A COLLATlON-NAMEs OF TIE OFr.
cERs, ETC. v6 G.
The Twenty seventh Massachusetts regiment Coloud
H. c. Lee, which left Hudson yesterday in the steamer
Connecticut arrived yesterday Sunday At Jersey CITY,
en route for the seat Of 1t was announced in the
tecgraphc despatch that they would arrive at nins
O'Clock in the morning. and at that hour large number
q ladies and gentlemen the majority OF whom were
friends Of the officers and soldiers, in attendance
anxiousy looking for the arrival OF the troops About
noon the steamer discovered in sight, and shortly
after one O'Clock she arrived at the dock with her pro-
cous freight The pier crowded with spectators who
gave the New England boys hearty welcome by cheering
enthusiastically which was cordially responded TO BY
the volunteers After considerable delay the regiment
dlsembarked and marched to the spacious depot pre-
coded by splendid band. The galleries Of the depos
reserved for spectators aud friends Of regiment
and the companies passed through cato they were
again greeted with cheers the ladies joining in the well
come by waving their handkerchief Colonel Frank z.
Howe Assistant CuarteImastcr General, OF Massachu-
sets and superintendent Woodruff in attendance,
exered themselves TO the utmost TO provide for IL
comfort of the soldiers during their brief s0ourn in The
depot Refreshments were provided for the rcgimene.
which very acceptable to the men after long sail
Most Of the hardy and SO far as we could OBJ
serve, appear to be intelligent. In word, they were
good representatives Of New England stock. The regi-
ment IL fully equipped with every convenience for camp
lie, and also with number Of ambulanccs
The following Is list Of the oficers:-
Field aud SaG Oicers-Colone, H. G. Leo; Lieutenant
Colonel Luke Lyman; Major William NJ. Brown Surgeon
George A. Otis Quartermaser William H. Tyler; chap
lain, Myles sanford Adjuant George W. Barclay Assist
ant Surgeon, Samuel Camp; SERGEANT Major, Henry G.
Dwight QnarteIniaster's SERGEANT, George Bowker Com
missny SERGEANT - Ellis
Conn asy A-Captain, - Vance; First Lieutenant, II.
II. Spaulding; Second Lieutenant, L. G. Clarke.
Company B-Captain - Caswell; First Lieutenant, r.
w. McManus; Second Lieutenant, L. II. Horton.
Company C--Captan, - Walker First Lieutenant, J.
II. Nulting; Second Lieutenant, W. T. Barrett.
Company D-Captain, - Sloan; First Lieutenant. A.
Dennson; Second Lieutenant, J Aitcheson.
Company E-Captain, -- Fuller; First Lieutenant, J.
traitor; Second Lieutenant, L. Bradley
Company F-Captan, - Thayer; First Leuten ant.
j. W. Moore; Second Lieutenant, J. Fowler.
Company G-Captain, - Swift; First Lieutenant, r
c. Bailey Second Lieutenant, Fred G. Wright
Company H-Captain, - Bartholomew; First Lieu.
tenant Charles Sanford Second Lieutenant, W. H. Brggu.
Company L-Captain, - Hubbard; First Lieutenant,
T. G. Wilcox; Second Lieutenant, - Goodale.
Company k-Captan, - Cooley; First Lieutenant,
George Warner; Second Lieutenant, Chapen Hunt
Soon alter the regiment entered the depot Colonel
Howe la few remarks, welcomed the Twenty seventh
regiment Of Massachusetts, Volunteers to the city Mr.
Barnes, OF Colonel Barnes also spoke In eloquent
terms Cars in readiness for conducting the troops
Philadelphia and the train left shortly after four
O'clock amid the cheering of the thousands who IN
attendance welcome and bid farewell this the last
reg ment which New England sends fight for the Union
and the constitution.