The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

as enthusiastic a. noble chs one WITH which you have
zee our coun, a.. ass9
hsppy-oSce mere eiorcos among the n>'aoos q the
sa H.. aee .ssn feow ezsos - .s Coz, from
on U.S. (Cheers) Il ehal not float above AOminious
towards. (ohserr) We accept II 70 bear 4 an % vic
as 70 ' ssesss sys
Jour behalf, received from your eouutrymen rest
cent in New Yak this beautiful banner, 1t s'
In honor and victory, ehal this flag Goat above
In any other position cave in the faithful doharee Of
0ay oheess from tho soldiers and cries Of "nexer
Cres Of Eve VIII, wi,l') Tasn Iprcsent II TO you,
recey ng H. a. have done, from the cons Of Maine Let
patriotic discharge Of our duty. cloud applause, and
three cheers for tie Coaonsl)
s $ Sss
iis ground the coats or arms Of Maine and the
and the motto @Diriso." he coIoss are hsridic.
Under the coat q AIMS, In gold letters, the words
"kisn Regiment. Maine Volunteers" Over the coat Of
arms also the webseri.n motto ssL,borty and Union
no~ ana forever, one and ineeparable."
Rev y Lock soop q Che Young Mems Caristan Asso.
the association had provided for their spiritual comforts
in TIC shape OF tracss.
ne officers then proceeoec 70 The Aston House. whore
they discussed sPlecdtd dinner with the committee,
Whale the rrvstee RECALLED themselves In the Park bar
Ing, BY the Camden and Amboy route for Washington
TIE following V list Of the ofilcers-
. .1 s q r1l o. f Ho' nue.
Cmmiatoaed Sn6-ASiu.sn., Chas g. whitman; Sur
geon. g. Brston Assistant surgeon, Francis G. War
rem Chaplain Rev. John r. Adams Quartcrmastev, John
N"- ro~r,inimsd -Quartesmaser Sergeant, A. B.
Tuthtll; Comm.ssars Sergeant Benz Freean; Sergeant
Mslsr, Fred Speed: Hospital Steward, VIZ :. Neyse.
L.ne-conpsny A. from Gcrhan,,-Joet Essld. Cap
tain William Merrill, Lieutenant; Henry f. Wpsett, En-
sign.
Company 3, from Biddesors-E l.. Goodwin, Captain;
Company 9, from ssco-lssac B. koyss, Captain Fred
D. Quincy. Lieutenant; David Burrows, Ensign.
Company d. from Brunswck-Edward W. Thompson,
Captain; George D. kersngtcn. Lieutenant Charles II.
Company E, from Lewiston-E ". Sawyer, Captain;
l.. j.. Dsggett, lieutenant Frank L. IemOot, Ensign
Company +, from Portanc--George P. Sherwood, Cap.
tain Nathan Walker IicC.1nant; G. l.. Atweoi, Ensign
Company G, from Icr,and-aenry G. Thomas, Captain;
George W. Martini Lieutenant; Iaomss Sawyer Ensign
COMPANY q, from PortiaId-J Gcarmon, Captain;
A. /. Dryer, Lieutenant; l.. Muueon, Eusgn.
Company l. Z ON Bethel-C L. Elwaets, Captain J. b.
Walker, Lieutenant; C. n. wsnwell, Ensign
Company X, from Mechanic Falls--Nra A. Tobie, Cap
taln: g. T. Buchanan, Lieutenant; E. spi!ien, Ensign.
The Hen. Feesenden and Hon Mr. Pike, from Aaine,
accompany the regiment to Washington, the former 70
be present at the approaching session Of Congress
EXPECTED DEPARTURE OF The DE KALB
REGIMENT.
equipped are expecting receive aaa marching orders
every moment. On Wednesday Col. Won Giha received
the remainder Of the usets from the general govern
meat, and 10 actively engaged in perfec.ing bis In
the manual Of arms very important feature hes taken
place in the regiment within day two which the
discharge OF about seventy five who have families to
provide for in whose places the oooel recruited single
entire regiment could easily be organized in about one
with splendid revolver BY K. A. Witthsus, Esq, who
also attended to the purchasing Of the horses for the fed
and stan otficers The regiment win leave either On
Saturday or Monday certain. Tue various German 90
ceties, including the New York Lederkranz actively
engaged 70 arrange IN escort TO the troops On tho day
Of the departure the De Kalb regiment viii receive
ovation second only to that Of the twentieth regiment
Turner Rifles
In the afterncop when the fire broke out q the depot
Of the Third Avenue Railroad, Colonel Won Gsa caused
the long roll to be BEATEN and In less than Ave minutes
the battalion Of FIVE hundred men, at the Ga
when they were marched In sdouhle quics' to the
scene of ccn1agraton The commandment set the ex.
ample Of hsTc.sm oy pulling Of bis coat calling upon his
the borsee Of thousand being Inside
the burning edhce After the entire lot rescued tho
cide OF the depot taken out by thc valiant troops
Never before did any one man act az CALAMITY as the
ertons and those under him. the Third Avenue Railroad
Company owe the preservation Of their property The
horses cars were rescued almost BEFORE the arcmen
regiment, learning that the Ere was in 80 close prox
unity 10 their comrades started from their rendezvous
destruction. Their services however, not brought
into requieon The greatest praise s due to the De Kb
regiment for the promptness with which they Responded
to the call for their ASSISTANCE and they display such
vaor (which undoubtedly they will At are Of grape
and CANISTER they evnced In rushing into burning
building to save property, they will earn Aures for their
chivary
At nine O'Clock tho officers Of the regiment, by
special Invitation, attended he Iaeaer Kranz at Py
ham YooH In IN. nal G. YaAf NH 0N<A
time was had. Sors-, <tasss and good dinner were
the srae, q and no. until
Colonel Won eihs IL o. meu>er, presented him With
superb sabre marx Of tho estoem In which be hello
by bis az the came time the regiment received
Weber, Of the Turner rifles, slkewise member OF the
Leder Kranz. ss also number Of lieutenant colonels
motors and captsas Tho concert lost evening vas
Quoted by abe. hundred Iadies and gentleman sing
ers, and passed - YIN n eias
THE THlRTT ETH AJlB ANY sEEGIMENT COL.
FjasGEY.
The Thirtieth Al5ary get.rent, under command CT
Colonel Frisbey did arrive the city yesterday,
much to the disap 5,n OF ierge Of the
friends OF the regnenf New York. late in the efter
noon despatch was oeved asteneral Arthurs Office,
stating that the meLt hed beer Diet aiI but worli
leave Absny half-past s,x o'clock r. NJ They Ioey
efofe DO expected here at about no O'Clock this
morning.
THE THIRTY. SECOaD REGIMENT.
Contrary 10 expectation this regiment die take ts
departure for seat Of yesterday. IRE encamp
ment however, ut staten leland the sceno OF bus.e
and preparation, their Departure i pnitively
for to-day. The won't of tae pecessary sr,as
and equipments has been thu Of the delay, but
yesterday all the ,equsis were r,oveed and tba mon
aye quite enthusiastic at rho spproacn CT the
men. when they Will be called upon do active service
in behalf Of their country and their sg The grounds
Of the encampment, which beautifully iccaea tor
tie purrofe for which they At preseDs osed,
visited yesterday by a numerous crowd 0; visiters
friends Of The Thirty second. in expectation thu, ,ney