The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-15
1sis. He true solder, Impoverished courage and

1s4s. He s true solder, q oaquesiosed courage, ard
Of good moral character.
BY birth has not been enxssed In The European rcvo
buttons, bot ab0,t that time he served with great dis
tnction Uncle Sans army On the battle fields o. Mexi
General Scot, mentioning Captain prackhn esp ,caly
for great ntrepidty and valor displayed. He Is also
possession Of autograph etter from the mil,
tary chieftain in which ne compliments his former
pan,OA IN arms his galautry and aunted bravery
Mexico Captain Bracklin wac also ged in the Florida
honorable service In the United army ought to be
sufficient Indication Of the OF this ossr =. TO
age. and was born at CObuIg
Captain Henry stuppf, Of Company l. was born in Hes
in 1881, where he served with distinction N the
liberal army in the revolution Of 1s4s
Captain Hoeing, OF Company X s 40 years OF age and
native Of Bavaria After the Of Fred
eick Hecker he organized volunteer corps and great
ly dstiDg uished himself as an able guerilla chief.
The Sergeant Major is a native Of Prussia, and only
twentysix years Of age His great distinction and
brave brave " cheers ssesshsa in this sr,,os Is
unaer Major during the lombard
ment Of Fort Sumter. On the arrival of the First Artu
lery at this port he promptly and honorably dis
charged and having been concerned In the first blow
struck in this Tor the honor Of flag he eager
TO JOIN regiment to continue IN the cause which no
30 goriously began. He will prove himself worthy Of
the trust repcsed in him az non commissioned officer
There are many more worthy gentlemen officers OF this
reg nsnt who are deserving public notice but lor Inc
The public appreciate the services OF this regiment and
look anxously forward to their advent in battle. Grea
things expected from them, and safely assert
that they will render satisfactory record Of their do
rgs Tho regiment is anxious to be called into vice.
but their equipments not Completed and Col Weber
will not take his the city unless properly
armed For scaling walls and stOrmBg fortacstions
regiment is better qualified than the Twentieth United
burner Rifles.
THE FIRST MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
MEETING OF TIE SONS OF MASSACHUSETTS RESIDING
IN NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO RECEIVE THE
| TROOPS.
meeting Of tho Of Massachusetts, residing in
New York and its vicinity held at No 2oa Broad
way yesterday afternoon, fer the purpose Of making
suitable arrangements for the reception OF the First
regiment Of Massachusetts, volunteers their arrival in
In this city to morrow morning
Mr.. Richard Warren occupied the chair while Mr..
| John Candlow ofHciated as Secretary.
The CHAIRMAN suggested that committee should be
appointed report the meeting what would be
| Mr. FRANK HOWE stated that the regiment would
come in The stonpston boat and land at JERSEY
City about noon on Sunday he thought II
would be pity for such fine regiment to 90 to the
seat Of without showing themselves Broadway
Colonel Of the regiment to alter the programme to
permit Of the landing Of the troops in New York. He
YVES going on to Boston in few hours and would be
happy convey to the commander Of the troops the
wishes Of the Of Massachusetts residing In this city
motion to appoint a committee having been agreed
TO, the Chairman nominated the following gentlemen:
Josiah II. Fske, b n. Croker Elisha Bacon, John NJ.
Flynn, Geo. B. lincoln G. Ward Nathan and Jackson
On motion, the Chairman Of the meeting and the Score
! tary were added TO the committee.
Mr.. Bowe said he understood that Governor Andrew
coming with the troops in which ease he thought
IL would be only proper to give his Exceency a recep-
| tion too
The CHAIRMAN thought it would be good idea to give
the Governor and the officers Of the regiment dinner
(Cries Of "Certainly.") BE considered Governor An
drew Of the greatest Of the age, in fast the
of the day and he hoped they would not allow the
opportunity to pass without ther paying him proper
tribute of respect
On motion, MIR. Howe appointed q committee Of
confer with Governor Andrew and the Colonel OF
the regiment in relation to landing the troops in New
York Howe promised TO telegraph the result of his
| mission at early hour this forenoon.
The meeting then adjou ned, to meet at the Aston
House at ten O'Clock this morning. when the nal arrange
mens for the reception Of the regiment will be made
| RAMSEY'S REGIMENT OF LIGHT INFANTRY