The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
MOVEMENTS I'M NEW YORK.
THE MOZART REGIMENT.

THE MOZART REGIMENT.
This admirably appointed and well ofncersd reer ..,,
xas reviewed bs the Union Defence Committee ma VI.
Horror Mayor Wood On Friday, tie 2sih us a y,s,ss,s
As Mayor Wood justly remarked when xAsr,,,r, tho
regiment Of all those which have left Jew yoy 90, tho
sess Of war more have exceeded em in excellence Of
drl end HdmrssS appearance TIE regiment now has
It's full 'oraocent OF men, ally equipped and uniformed
recruited from the hardy rs CT New England and New
York E'n n. H. Or nhsn, General wetu.ore and Judge
Psrpont Of ths Talon pefence Committee respectively
Addressed tho regiment, and congratulated them u,on
The highly efficient manner with which they wen.
though .her svolutiors. The citizens OF Yonkers
'unsn'nIous IN their praise Of the sodlerly and
DERBY bearing OF the Mozart regiment sisce 1t has
been quartered IN their beautiful and hosptAble
village In oil respects the regiment reflects
Infinite credit upon the officers commanding H. and par.
uculary upon Colonel Riley and Lieutenant Colonel T.
W. Egsn. These officers are 10 every respect compe
Ten, their responsible position viii reflect honor
upon duty they may nc called upon TO diacnaIgs.
rous rcsmens through and from tbs city hardly re-
al1e the numerous materials that constitute the full
sppoEtment OF a well and thoroughly organized regt
mens. Upon this superstition have gone some
pstas to supply hs information and believing that
hoGArt regiment furnishes worthy example OF ,his
ncengs:-
Ameelsrcss, wagons, commanders, tents wa.l tents,
ambulance
harm g. complete; horses Tor smoulances and wagons
FAte, knife, FORK and spoon ana soup plate,
sshe, 'p ovo every Win al oa 70
0veu, pans and kettles, OF he latest invention;
a0oo pairs of shoea 1000 pair Of white sloves, for pa
rade sockr GO OF tho haes, WOOL drawers hacked away
In csuphor and tobacco; 1000 blankets, 1900 fhir,s
200 drawers, 200 Stockings, 100 camp stools 40
oAps 600 bay frogs rcabbVds, 900 imported
cartridge hoxes; LOCO iUpo'ted pouches picks and
BRUSHES: eco muskes slipgs 0C0 body belts for pr
dies 20 n.usicsn shoulder bette and plates sergeans
snd muscilns eworGs, officers chests, 10 for the
hne held aud staff conss,ng Of plates cups pitchers
ters napkins, tabecoths &c. manufactured by Haugh
won't Co metctne chests and all surgical INSTRUMENTS
20 wssseasbs SO bschess aud so axes. 80 pick axes,
ps0ks; stan officers saddles; regmentai Telescope;
fas for pay masters and medical department; So
2GfQr asld, staff and company officers; 81 non CON.
ssvages pistols, for officers tape lines, for
knSg purposes; 20 litters for the sick, fixed an
sHsp,on ps ols 90 coo rounds balls cartridges
fdh0wf2ers: 80 line officers swords, field and staff
40 oxeat Sill gs, limbers for the mounted howiizsrs
ca'trtge boxes for gunnefs gunners bels kneeguayds
for suorers hpgeisla for ganners, friction tubes for
Supners cartridges for guns blank and ball. 80 pairs Of
thackes regmenta books, including stationery for
paus line field and staff officers qusrtermasters books
s<rg eants' books drums, sings and stick hold
es 900 mattresses 20 boxes for officers mattresses
1000 Bibles
We NAV have omitted some few details, but the above
,, VIII show The enormous outlay which even enc rer,
Dent requires for i.s cntat, TO say nothing Of
the sSSss'ssoe x Of the mon The Iapa
and the perfe;tnees OF It's organization establishes
without further comment the ability and energy OF
tbs minds which have contributed TO Its proficiency
without disparagng Others and bu, making the acknow
lsdgment which ali hare been willing to concede, the
Essn for his un,irng Efforts unceasng zeal and grea.
sotltty In bringing the Mozart regiment 10 its maetesy
j. Riley 0Sone Ihonas .n Lieu
RI s4s ng M
r. Thompson, Surgeon James Dexter Assistans Sur,
geon. "m 4. Glider Chaplain
oOmm.utSnsd Officers Company A-o:p'an, Aarriatt |
Lieutenant, Henry ]. Straight. "a s g.. :. . .4~5 |
Company B-captain, / wescott FRS. Lieutenant,
Company c-cs?.an, - Fos.er; First Lieutenant, J.
w. George; Second Lieutenant, q. F. Carce.
Company 9SC.pta'p r sesner; Frat Lieutenant, !
Company E-cap,an. q. E. Go,leb; Firtt Lieutenant,
W. N horp; Second Lieu,en.nt. ohas. R. J. Hi.
ohss Stone; Second Lieutenant, John Lack.
Company G-oaptan, P. A. Allen Lindsey; Fra. Lieu. |
Company H-Cap,aip, j. ingalls,; First Lieutenant,
g. o BaHou; secotd LiertsIant, Ira Keyes. |
Company I-Cspta.p c. Burke; First Lieutenant, T. D.
Riley Iecdud Lieutenant G. NJ. Bennett
Company K-CaptAin. ". o. Sullivan Frst Lieutenant
D. E. fsylof; -eootd Lieutenant, j. Hannigan.
RL Of Non cornissior<d Officers M Earl Sergeant
George Unit, Hosprd steward; Charles sni.a, Drum
Major; A J. Mulheen, Fife Major Ell c. rownserd,
Com Sergeant
The regiment left Yonkere, they had been some
time encsmped at four O'Clock Thur sday Afternoon
II a beautiful sight see the men deapg ia a
long Inc down the slope Of the hill OF ,npment
leading 10 the place OF embarkation. There
siderable crowd Assem- bled to the regiment off, ami
tho men were budly cbeered they marched along.
II s satisfactory to that the Noza,t regiment have
ett behind them a. Yonkets very credtable and de-
s.abe reputation This being quiet and retired pisce
where many OF our wealthy citizens reside iheir good
conduct becomes more apparent The regiment is oo
posed OF sturdy, athletic uen, who viii DOUBTLESS DO
good service 10 the Union when the tug war
Bn come Their drill and discipline have beer perfected
70 en- extent rarely attained In rev volunteer organz
hous
they embarked bolrd enc steamer for Elizabeth.
port, New Jersey whence they viii 60 BY ra 10 pbla
aslphia, en- route FOR Washington.
ENCAMPMENT OF THE NEW TORK MOUNTED