The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-22

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tenant, Samuel Brdgford; Second Lieutenant Charles
Mclntee.
Company c-caItain, Cass Griffin; First Lieutenant,
William ID. Davis; Second Lieutenant, Seth r. Griffin
Company D-Captain, Charles II. Clarke; First Lieu
tenant, Edward A. sprngston Second Lieutenant Julian
Tufts.
Company Captain Jacob Wilson; First Lieutenant
Hiram A. Winsow; Second Lieutenant, Ephram Il.
Briggs.
Company E-Captain John Fryer: First Lieutenant
George b. Culver; Second Lieutenant j. W. Wilkinson.
ComTany G-captan, W. II. Mathews; First Lieutenant
john Gillian; Seco. Lieutenant, v V. Van Batten.
Company Acaptain, Edwin @. Drake; First Lieutenant
Francis Turner
Company K-Cap.ain, George W. Price; First Lieu
tenant, Roin II. Seymour.
DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND BUFFALO RE-
GIMENT.
At early hour yesterday morning the Park Barracks
exhibited lively scenc the members of this fine reg
ment being served with their uniforms arms and
accourcmens which had been received on the previous
evening Colonel Bidwel was the busiest of the busy
experimenting the equipment Of the person. As
the name OF each called he answered. and ap-
preached space towards the Southern apex
Park, and between the two buildings. His equipments
were handed to him. upon which he would try his
at once, and choose one that fitted. As tho men
could hardly act in such onhand manner with that
article Of virle attire supposed be exclusively
the property Of creations lords, it Is presumed they
adopted the method Of taking them they hand
and exchanging them with another, TO Gt in more
private and retired manner but they did not be
successful In every of the men had to turn
up tho lower their trowsers On the whole
however, they made quite fine martial appearance in
vilianoms sa. IN ,h ,, y, s'nisuas VI
must DO subject before leaving the manufactory
The men all seemed to be in excellent health spirits
ho much IL the 81 people VINO APPEARED 70
Do uc cIcsteo III the soidlers out the part OF the
Park where they located was kept strictly sacred
ia,.n . ~, ISL Nv oas ", ."o young ei-
lows were eoecteo TO- on the ground OF homage These
were ordered TO Stand aside for future examina-
80 .na, a.ias Wig u.y injury was ihiue,
anrsins a. ,.t,nass snn s a.iss'ea was
Al r ",oS n ne son ,, oio young chap VINO
Sa ~. pp PSI. ~ ~ w. gu, WAC thougn parocr
1870. "a 20. s as i,s enu, ike sne seton iadde
othcr oanon s IA orm -, s s' lor some
.,, uu .'s 70 oesn, loanuy asserted ana
s, nv. VII. Vo."'fy sslneo whas PROMISED 70 De-
ooine n'ss ray ne soicler.
40 ti. pe,pre sS S.ocS inc baggage under pro-
me tram OF wagons was soon followed by the entire regi
nea., marching Gown boadway SIX abreast, 70 the tap
Un tne 9ra dney Were oty cheered all Along tho
,ba srrr ,hieh ~ oa s SV ~ uey eIIveo at
w ~. "a ey o.Dssca, aiu .ook siec'a! Tram ior
oaars Of Se and % I " the CO.
vears vonntaors ~ Gov & &c. @ @ as tnree
last. ''@''' ''' IL "S '"' "Af n'A'
cor. sTr RT,s ENcTNErp prc,,rrum
r,s,S ..,s.,,. - 80, 49,, i.e.N
rms splendid regiment, which has been enc"mped for
Of E1u,ra .,-rck thar ,er,s IN roeao ,norr,n ..a
-, ~ - "! .o,H''e' "hu
arrived IN Now YORK, per railroad, at hafpast six
O'Clock Thursday morning Having partaken of break
fast ct tho Park barracks thew marched N tho Rat
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terry ana pitched their TENTS The regiment numbers
about nine hundred men, and is composed altogether
of mechanics and farmers, eons Most NJ tbo,, bov.
chan cai works Tno chspsn Of the rsveut soea
in the highest terms Of the men lie thew ape All
nte CENT hardy fellows and at everybody WV Who has
raj good behavior The cases Of drunkenness in the rer
ment during their camp life at Elmra I'M va been xr ue
ly few and the moral berin Of The man has hsa. T.;
ss a1 ~,
mode for all others both in discipline and s.oa Is
tired in gray uniforms and with certain Gravity about
the expression Of their counenances which belonas to
those only who may be called true soldiera
From The fact Of their mechanical and engineering
knowledge il is said that their duties during the cam
ragn will consist of light skirinishing building bridges
&c, in which capacities they will no doubt prove YER
useful.
The following Is a list of the officers:
Colonel c. b. Stuart Of Geneva: lieutenant Co,one, Vim
II. Pcttes, of Buffalo, Major, Frederick E. Embick vii
Transport Pa; Adjutant, Edward c. James son Of Judge
James of Ogdensburr ST. lawrence conntv Snreeon re-
IL. A. Potter, Geneva Assistant Surgeon DR. Charles
Howett, Geneva; Chaplain Edward c. Prj.chett Geneva
Company A--Captan, George W. Ford New York CITY:
First Lieutenant Henry Perkins Athens Pa Second ian
tenant, Jas. L. Robbins, Pam YAM N Y
Company B-Capta.n VIM O. Smaley. Geneva. First
Lieutenant, Andrews Auburn N ": Second Lien.
tenant, Alfred b. Do'an, Geneva
oWnI m $780,, W w. MesTsy ofanard, kome; FIRST
Henry o. Hoyt, Philadephia. "''"N o"''"i''
Company D-Capain, Bolton W. 0'Grady, Syracuse;
ls, q eco N. Haren, Geheva; SECOND Lieut.
CotaIslny E-Cap,ajn. Ira Snaulding Niagara E,uo
First Lieutenant, Hne; Second Lieutenant -.
Holden
company E-laptaln, Z. r. Gilbert, Honesdae; First
Lieutenant John H. Johnson Utica, n. Y; Second Leu
tenant, James Watson, Scranton, pa.
Company G-Captain, walker V. Personals, Millport.
Company H-Captain, Edward o. Beers Elnra; First
Lieutenant R. II. Ransom, Elmira; Second Lieutenant
William o. Morgan, Emira.
Company Captain, John R. Patton, Oswego; First
Lieutenant, - Reynolds Second Lieutenant, -
Wilde.
C,,apayY E-Cptain - Murray, Seneca Falls; First
Iic,tenant Mcdonald Second Lieutenant -
Lamb
It is painful to state that the Fire Houaves, who
had been amusing, themselves on THURSDAY in saI,
ing hold of Quiet and respectabe citizens and tossing
them In large sheets o canvass 20 the great en- ment
Of sundry Metropolitan policemen In the vicinity
and lnally wound up by attempting to pick a 1narre
with the Emira men According to what was stated bv
ono of the doctors of the Pmira reciment nm rpsort