New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARRIVAL or CONNECTICUT TROOPS.

ARRIVAL or CONNECTICUT TROOPS
TIE Fourth Regiment OF Connecticut Volunteers
arrived at Jersey City Tuesday mornng'n route for
the seat Of war. The regiment comprises ten conpa-
nies of l0i men each which were recruited IN Hart
ford New -Hayrn and the small towns adjacent. They
have been organized litl4 over month and were
called together as three monhs volunteers. Afcr be-
inn mustered INTO tie State scryico, they ordered
to dhand unless they offered their eeryicos for three
years. This tbey did Immediately 10 a man. and soon
after we're sort into camp; where they remained two
weeks, penettng themselves in drill and military diee-
pine, until their mn.hing orders were received. On
Monday afternoon too regiment embarked a. HWtioTd
on board he cleaners City Of Hartford and G'ahte
State in the presence Of thousands Of their friends,
WHO had assemble 20 lid them God speed. Prev Gus
70 leaving they were presented with IN elegant set
standards by the ladies of the Puinam PaaiaDx. NJ
all the little towns along TIE river crowds O! people
rushed 90 the river eide and slnted them with hearty
cheers, martial ma.c, the firing of caGroni aud
other encouraging demonstrations. At o'clock m
the morning. the regiment landed at JcIeey Cny, and
took possession Of tie depot where on extra train Of
cars was awaiting TO convey them on their way. a
long lalt was here made, to allow tie men 20 take
breakfast and hunireds Of Ncw-Y9rkors avl.d then-
selves # tie opportunity TO with then friends
in the ranke Tic men AL hardy looking end snn-
burnt, of good tize, and thoroughly equipped. Tho
following are tie officers Of the r,giinoHt
Colonel. Levi W0odEogsp. Hartford.
| Li,u'e4aot Colrrl White, Hamburg
A N5Sl T. y ~ = Haf last SiITis atro,d
| oaAterma.reE, g. A. Wa.hbum Hartford
81 eeon ) ". skinner, Wind.or Locke
| ASS .tsntSoI NJ, Edvad Benily, Norwich
ssa 2ig,asl. T. " T. i:f Gi.c aar,,o,d
| outefnas,o Sergeant =. A. Pati, iletford
V fgn H.tf.U nd
Company f.m iiart, Et-5 sg'sio H. o. He%m,isEay,
Company from Defty-c'ytain z. Kellogg 1T Lieu
Company G from su,deld-csPisn II. s. !blki ld Lieu
to,sut w = PosFsyi "a li,lteru' Mm' ~ l.,
Lieutenani, @. . Cook - Li,a'enspi, I J. MIA.
ie9ieri any e mo R,rtwooi % crla, g. sadcs
Compssy g. from Nsw.ilavsn-t spiain, ~ = Salenoech'
Company y fro1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r Wiusm'i 1t
Lieme.ani, r. " Gibb,nf "a Lieu elap,, c. Bsnen.
Lieutenant. John Turner "a Lieut. nan. D. r. Hubbard
COMPANY from W,es.sy iiss-CaPtaa = ~ ts'""ii ~
Company n. non haIlid CsPhin' D. " sisei lst Lea
,cnaat, Oliver Burke; "a H., 1teHaut A. = Di,kinson
Two companies Of the regiment armed with
sharps rides; the remirder for the present carry
tho usual army musket, which will be speedily cN-
changed for Enfield RiGes The uniform oi the men
is gray throughout very plain but ,trong, comfortable
end serviceabe. They ere thoroughly equlmtd for
the field having heir tents and II blg'age wagons,
with 20 hores ready 10 follow them socn ~ heir
destination is determined uion.
About 10 O'Clock an order war received from head
qaarters at Washington ror the regiment 10 proceed 10
tie Battery and from thence by steamboat % Eliza.
hehport here they to take the cs of the Cen
trail Railroad, via Harrisburg, in oid-F 20 join Gcn
Patterson command d, the march fog Harper's
Ferry After long delay il was sseelilned ~ the
Central Rail cad Coppeny could not flrnish the re-
qlircd number Of cara The only stcroave WAC 20 go
by the New-Jeriey road but "a the order wac npcia
tive it was necessary to remain the depot for fur
TIER orders from Washington. Tho regiment received
orders 70 proceed 70 Philadelphia by tie New-Jeney
Road shortly after o'clock last evening" ana ab9n.
O'Clock took their departure in train Of wenyssven
cars.