New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18


second battalion is seing pushed with yigor in va
rous parts OF the country, and the headquarters In
White street a'.e kept open by Major MernH, the
officer IN CON nand The first battalion Old not get
on board II % Admiral until nearly O'Clock, put IL
made t &c difference TO the captain OF Tue vessel Ior
he had idea of puttng out 10 sea IN me seErto
Nor ,h. Easter that blew all day and all night. The
r,eter of the first battalion is as follows:
ROD and STAT Ofcey-Colone Lionel Jober fEpinenil
Msior j. b. Csnte Surgeon, H. J. Phillips; Assistsntsu
John Merriam Adjuan Victor yifqusim Sergeant Major
George Bouaneer Sergeant Frank Davis
OS ComPsny 4Tcspisn W W Armstrong; Is, Lieutenant
Company B-Ciptain, F. w Willard lst Lieutenant, j. T.
Jenolomsn I'd Lieutenant b. A. Bal; 70,
Company C-Csptain H. Scott lst LIEUTENANT fHTy rohi
Company D.Csptsn, G,erse +. Chester; Is. Lieutenant
VIM IT, Burgess, ID Lieutenant, J. L. Van Buren, ,...
Company ECeptain Ernest Fison; let Lieutenant 1ohh
c. Merriam; I'd Lieutenant = Alexander. ,,.
Company F-Captaiu Alfred Cipran; l,t Lieutenant
Cbss 4 jenkins ID Lieutenant, Armand Dufoo.
Company G-Capsiu, Arthur Holden: lst Lieutenant,
Henry fCOGlsOn; ID Lieutenant, Augustus Hatch
cies MI TfsaIer; I'd Lien.enant, n L. Cochen
Con psny -Captain John George Gundack LIT Lieuten'
COMPANY K~CSptsin Chas w. Dussni lst Lieutenant,
Aug. ii. Thomas; % Lieutenant Ray Gordon. 1;.,oa
There are from thres to four hundred men eniisteu
already for the I'd battalion in camp. nhere IL no 40
doubt but THE CORPS when completed VIII be one Vi
the most effective In the service.
DEPARTURE OF THE sIXTY-sIXTH REGIMENT,
Ny. :. v, THE OLD GOVERNORS GUARD.
With the departure Of the Goth Regiment, y. I.
| 3. v, the 9th Regiment y. \. ;. NJ, governor :
| Guard" under command OF Col. joseph fiheaney'
New York has parted with an old and honored regi-
mont The 9Th Regiment was one of the Oldest mill
tarv organizations in this city, and many OF us eA
members are still living who were commissioner oy
their Excellenoies Cows. ThrOop aud DE WIZ IN
ton. The 9th Regiment was among ihe hrst tDat
responded TO the call Of the State III defending the
Quarantine during the riots there some years ago,
and in respondng TO the call of the President for
troops in defending the national Capital. AT An
napolis and the surrounding country for twenty
miles the regiment did three months service ana
upon returning to Newlork at the expiration o. lls
term was recognized by Col. Pinekney, the former
commsndant. The command ia formed OF men oil
different nationaIes and about one-hali have seen
service in European armies. Nearly 4OO oil the men
were with the regiment during lis three months
service.
On Saturday morning the regiment took up it's en-
campment az Lin Park, and marched thence 10 the
foot Of Eighiy-sixth street, eInbarking ON steam
boat which conveyed them to Camden. Tie men
ear the regular army uniform and are armed with
FnIeld muskets.
The roster Of the field staff and line is as follows:
Coenel joseph C. Pinckney Lieut. Colonel James HlBnl
o1sr,srnA,,er Wen. l.. Demare,i Surgeon. VIM j. Me
Den Asss,snsu surgeon Jane. D. Hewitt, Chaplain the
Nsr ,c,rt YaiI Sergeant, George Gay
nor; Hospital Steward, John McCsrinVyi Dfum'MSor
Company I-csptaln Julius Mehls Leuenan' siinas
Adams aud Isaac Kahn.
Company Be apisin, Richard F. Graves Iieu'sn.nt'
Company C-Cspain Francis GT.nneni Lieu'eHAh' JACOB
Company D-Capi.n, John P. Dodge Lieu,enant' Johr
| r. BarthOf, -. -,
Company E-C,p.sin J. s. Fuhrmsni Lisuensnt' Ahdre'
Company F-cap,Ain, NJ J. A. Henry Lieu'enani'' N. D
| W. hiler. r,,t-,
Company G-Clptan, Peter Nelion; Lieutensni', Elai
/ Y. Mum, go an, a,
Company H-Captain, John Hopper Lleuienani', W. III
Company I-Csptsu, l. w. ThorPi Lieusen'n''' John
| HAIninil, -. -. . -,
Company K-C.ptsin Jacob Lsobaldi Leu,ensnt' J'oot
Fischer, ,AdoPh Rothehid