The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-30


EIliiARY YoyEdES rs n NEW JE RSEY,
ne v,iREE REGIMENTS CALLED FOX az rue sosGKs.
w. ssCAsPEp a. ADMINISTRATIONS OF TN
PROOFS r&DM noaOgES AND JsaSEY CIrY-Fsg-
ssNEATIo,l OF voL9Rs-LIsr on OFFICERS Etc,
ETY., hTG.
The cal three additional regiments by shs govern
nett, Trcr1 New Jersey, mas oeen psonpy responsed
%, snc yesterday out Gil6 We three exceptions
. company vas accepted by Governa- cileu, and 70
ported TO the Aduant General o, es5qasrsers ~ rren
ION. rhe quota from ludson county sst Jersey city
yesterSsy noon and roscae Trenton 'oIr r ~ Ensy
cursis;ed CT three co1p4otes-.hs National Gard aad
Enoson pnes, II 'loookeu, and American %lsrd, Fl
Jersey CITY. In II ooSan -herc ~es qase dsplIy 90
$40 departure o. TIA Troops, probably such aney hive
never witnessed bsofe. Tie tSo oomps received
orders :, leave A. H. and prcnntE ~ the hour
bo,D commands fermea Hudson arrest. righ7 " tn
hey then haDdsd Es ts7 o. Col I'll
nan Vanfoason end under Of the tire department,
"a command Of Chat Esgnssr s,@ts, Rodgers ALSO
wo ire coz pau,es from Brlsoa C,tY anl Bergen Hi
Thga regimen: Czy and &C. nan Giee eaos, shsy
~ t9sir line Of march ~ neadquar u Btigs
her General James T. Estasdg sAoassaeJd sses.,
where tney me recipsents Ct spleudd set Of cs
which we're manufactured by hsssrs. Annn q % Of
Sutton street. at cost Of 1850 rhsy coneg:sa Of
large American color, s.Aso tag CT blue g.ik,
side ne 'coa. Of q The state Q, New jersey
be other the cost OF Of Une United sasss"
4cccmE snying ,h,rn fine Sc, u gaie colocg be
RG,y aDlDsd. They the git Oh .mcer Of ia1isa
q ho5oeD, headed By AIRS. Stevens AoOut $50 t0Oa
the citizens Of aotoken, Among them ,Dgsn
psr O. latio3 assembled 10 the preseoai0n
ars James A allhed presented tho co,o.s. Steppcg
front :. the troops with the colors upon each sde
shs addressed then, f0Lcws:-
ha.a al,a
ss,ivs Of The aues OF hoboken, OF presenting 10 youf
treiDrD. Lns stand OF C0Ors token OF their "
,ny gl,h N which yoa Ia 20 ennssea f,onil
lent auolg chem shines the emblem OF freedom, the
uyGAi Sta ana bgisnt tara u our 0nce happy onion
,nd Sb-feyec tb starry ensign shall 90 cntured, ie u
be gig bal victor the OF freedom ana sgnG
" terror TO the enemies OF country
traitors have raised the mplous arm Of rebellion against
he standard IL the kno Wedge OF this enough
every Of liberty To German pa
world say lt rs the asg Of their Rdopton, the ensign
OF the land whore peaceful shores received them when
hey chose to their native lands ana sheltered
,bs unoer its broad folds n the enjoy ment OF peaceful
liberty. On .he other you see embSazoned The
arms Of patriotic State and these of the
nited States, symbohcal OF the everlasting truth
rat New Jersey will be troe 10 The Cnon side ug
aooards and the solo ers Of city go
iwih ~ he held OF honor and TO preserve and psrle
shore institutions that have maze . proud
Unoer tie leadership OF the great chiefan OF the
age. our noble General Winfield Scott, " Will
be long before they will return TO those who viii
ss.cb tb.r course with ANXIOUS and hopeful hearts,
atel baviug unfuried The stars and stripes
shall triumph sntly the capital OF every
cate. from tho Potomac to the Rio GTande. Then cir,
arcsvt ,hese s.aDdarla OF the state and nation AMI
express these soldiers that the donors feel pr
vieesd thus manifest their appreciation Of and sym
patoy with tne ctuse which calls them forth to the
ouoas du les ~ toe soldiers life May the Almighty
guide end protect them aud pc init them 10
tn he b CONS Of their f,nitlies friends.
COL Van Houtop, IN reply stated that on behalf OF the
Fret he ,baukea The lad w for the very beau
fnl gifr that they would be proud 10 cirry with
theIn the coinrs that they had entrusted TO th.e
g. IN, m that when upon slhe battle field they
would ialiy GROUND them, and rgmernber from whose
IN d. they come that they would strike down the
would he raised against IL. reverge any Insult
offered In corcludtng he hoped that the citizens
OF 9obokeG would remember that there yet her
ou;y Tor them 70 perform, and that vas 10 provide for
lie failcs OF those who had taken mp defence
OF the stars and STRIPES.
Tne Rev Mr. HGrris then sreav sddressed he troops
Young lacee-Miss aatded, Miss wood, MISC AMI
son, ams 6apkine, Aiss Berbank and Miss peryy--
a,obed down the rtnks, and presented each member
with Testament, at the conclusion tneg struck up the
star spangeo Banner the troops aud ctzens uniting
io, sDd headed by Dodworihs Baud ard their escort
marched 10 Jersey City where they joined by
American Guard at the depot Here they embarked
beard the and proceeded To Trenton accompanied
by Brigades General Hatfield and Lieutenant Coloael
Botftedt Major ONei, Adjrtant Harrison Quarter
fsge, Of the First regiment Hudson Brigade. Ihe
Guard reached Trenton about four O'Clock, and
mediaely In by Acjutant General Stockton Jr.,
IN front OF The State Cipitoi
During the entire day troops from various sections Of
the Stale arrived in town, but owing 70 the arrange
men,s 10. having been fully completed, some Of the
are at the camp ground, which is located about two
miles from Trenton, and called Camp 0lden II is under
command o. sne senior ooionei, ": Mon,gomery, and
vigorous oril and discipline. The following the list
Of the eld stan and line officers Of the three regiments
as Ear as have been reiortec:--
tIRsy REGIMENT.
Field and SAT- Ofcers-Colone, VIM. r. Montgomery;
Lieutenant Coonel Robert Mcanister Major, David Hat
held Quarter master, Samuel Read; Assistant Surgeon,
company A-Captain, David Hatfield, promoted; First
Lieutenant, John ". Brown.
Company BCapiain sylvester Van Sickle; First Lieu
tenant, Vim H. Tanturn.
Company C-clptan, William NJ. Birncy First Lieu
tenant, Samuel pnrisen
Company D-Captain Valentine Mutcher; First Lieu
tenant. Henry A. Mclaughlin.
Company E-Captain, Chas. N. pelouze, First Lieu
Company F-Cap.ain Fncs Fourait; First Lieutenant,
company G--csptain, Alexander NJ. Way; FRS, Lieu.
tenant, Robert Boggs.
Cmpony H-Csptain, j. J. p. Mount First Lieutenant,
A. o. Evans
Company captain, C. coasmller; FRS, Lieutenant,
- Herman.
Company E-oaptan, Isaac H. Baker; First Lieutenant
FfeId and sal 0bcaS-CoIo1ei, George W. McIaid
Lieutenant Colonel lsaac NJ Tucker; MAJOR, samuel L.
Buck. AsPistant Surgeon Lewis Oakley; Adutant Jo
seph ". Plume, ouaItermaster, William f. sturgis.
Company captain, James Wilson; First Lieutenant
ccuTdny B-cap,ain, Henry o. Ryerson; First Lieu.
tenant John A wierick.
Company Captain, James n. Duty: First Lieutenant
Garrei Brady
Company D-Captain Albert sigeI; Fret Lieutenant
Edward schmidt
Company E-Captain, Charles wcbeclse; First LEU.
tenant, Ferdinand StoL
Company F-oaplain Aaron Young; First Lieutenant
Henry Nfeelan1
Company G--cap,ain James II, Close First Lieutenant,
Horatio Leonard.
Company H-Captain, Edwin a. mop; First Lieutenant
John II Ward Crane.
teaapaay mot reported.
Company K-Not reported.
Geo. W. Taylor, Colonel; MAX w. Goblet Major; Loren.
20 L. Cox, Assistant Surgeon.
Compong A--Captan, henry ". Brown Frs, lieu.
tenant, John Roberts
Comy aSy BCsptan, Henry Gibson; First Lieutenant,
David Nickers.
Capany C-Capain, joe. +. Rowand First Lieutenant,
Daniel J. Buckley.
Ccmpany E-Capiain. Edward T.. Campbell; First Lieu
tenant, Wm. Z. Robertson.
CpgpdaV F-Capsein, Jas. w. H. etickney: First Lieu
tenant samuel r. dubois.
CoDaronU D. Captain Jag O. Fits. First Ilcuonant