New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

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house, tue SHIT Regiment. lsuepard Riaes), woieh ha
been encamI ed O. Palace Garden since ts deception
left its quarters yesterday morning. and proceeded
forthwith TO Annapolis. The regiment number
1850 men, fully .9,ipred and armed with Springfield
muskets, AID will form part OF Gen. Burnsldei
Division. Several b)urs before the time appointed
for the departure Of the regiment the street in the
immediate vicinity If the quarters was filled will
men, womrn and children, the relatives and friend.
Of the soldiers; but under strict orders from Col
Fenero, no one was admitted inside Of the grounds
and thus much of the disturbance and trouble tina,
has heretofore attended the departure of volunteers
was prevented. The men We're evidently in high
glee AZ the iiea OF getting of to active service.
At clock, preciel reg gimental line was formed
on Fourteenth street, With the nght rest
ing upon the Sixth avenue. In few minstes
thereafter Col. Ferero ana staff eppeaHd
upon the ground, aud were received with tremendous
cheers. The beautiful colors tho gift Of Col Shepard
of Gov. Morgan's staff were received with the usual
military bonOrs aid placed in the ranks, after which
the line broke into column, and marched down
Broadway 10 Pier No. /, North River, preceded by
Wallace's band and the regmental drum eorps.
The process ion down Broadway was attended by
crowds Of people, who cheered the soldiers st nearly
every step, An old woman, whose only son was IN
the ranks, seized his musket 10 the bight q her en-
shusissm and throwing it over her shoulder marched
along by the side of her boy, ever and anon pouring
words Of encouragement into bis ear, and bidding
bim dry bis tears.
! The command embarked in good order on the
Cauden and Amboy liue, en- route Tor ann AnnaROns'
The men composing T. regiment are ali New'f ora, 4,
.rs and give promising indications tnat they NIL MI
s,aod 10 molly in the good eau'e' we fePuoh'n
The roster OF the field aud stai: y.,.,
| Colonel Edward FsIreroi Lieot'Colone. aao.,
Robert S PS o. sr aS9on sofs~SS E. W. Back A"sant
surgeon G. W. Torreyi Chaplain, n O Benton =, =,
Ihe 5th New-Hsmpshire Regiment, which mas
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son on the outskirts of the City OF Concord n. H.
received marching orders from Gov. Berry on Mon
day altern on, and were ordered TO proceed lortn
with TO Washington and report Themselves 70 the
Commandein-Chief
The men were wild with enthusiasm, ard on Mon
day night the camp presented scene OF great actly
luy. 0n the following morning the regiment EN-
bsrked on train of 80 cars of the Concord Railroad
and at z o'clock D. IN. arrived at Aliens ROM
whence they embarked on the steamer connecticut
aud landed at jersey City at an early hour yesterd"
morning. IL.
barkatiou said that great care had been taken w,t
this reliment and he had no doubt the men "ouio
give good account Of themselves. Col Gross na'
seen acve service for the pas! six years in Arizona
and was Lieutenant Colonel the Liberal army o
Mexico. Though unassuming In Biz appearance b'
has the confidence and respect OF his men. Inc reg
,ment numbers ,033 men, who are armed win TT
field rifles which were purchased by Gov. be,Iy !.
this city, at $l7 each. The men wear tie re9u.ato
uniform aud are supplied with four days rstions
The rank and file are composed OF men pIipcipaii,
from the farming districts, ana tnere 10 not ole uuue
five feet in hight.
ATTACHED 10 the regiment ia battery Of SIX piece
Sur ri(led cannon aud two howitzers-witn IL
horsss and manned by $50 men, under the comman
Of Cant. Gerrish. Ihe battery will arrive Ia thi
ci,y this morning and proceed 10 Washington BY Oh
New Jersey Railroad. Gov. Berry viii remain i
the city until tom)rIow, aad accompany the batter
70 the seat OF war.
Daring the passage OF the beat through the Sound
the barkeeper contrary 10 orders was caught In ID
at Of selling liquor TO the soldiers. The Colont
being Informed Of the fact gave orders Tor tie arres
of the offender, who was handcuiled A. punisl
mept, the officers took the man with them an Va
drop him at some remote station so that be 4y n
his way back ss beat be may. The folloG.Gg Is
let of the field staff and line officers:
Colonsl Ed~aid T. CIon Lieut. ColoEel Samuel o. LAM
@ w KS%auS % %.sss9 '' sarsSn Sri GAsT
Knight, Assistant Surgeon, John W. b9esmAn; Ceap.sil
Elgsh wsn' ssrfssnt Mor piDisl X G5o Con
g,s1 John A. DueIj Hospital Ssgsrd, Edwin A. knigh'
Pincipa Musicians Melvin E. insalls snd EPaEAn Mcpai
Company A-captaiu. Edward Z. slarserlnti Il Leu!eE
ant Jane. T. Lslin; I'd LeGeusnl stcPhea t. "oIo!e>
w.soPP cHP1si L. Or c. "a Lsaisasst 1 RHsd9 ses
Company CCsPt'io, James b Perry ls' L'ea'enhn'
n. Rsndletti I'd Lieutenant, Wm. A. moore. 49,
Bsllock "a LieuteGsnt samuel ,. ysrsY
Company E-C.p,sin Ira l.. Barton ist Lieutenant,
J. rice, "a Li.u,eaant DeIicI q. Reed.
Company F-CIP ain. IL T. H. Pierce let Leuensat' M'
70, w Rsad ID Lieutenant, 4. s. Quinn.
Company G-Cipao, Chas IL Iongi lat Lieutenant Jaco
w Keller; I'd Lieutensn,, &, %. Bslllu.
Company n-Csptsin, Richard II. Dsvsj lst Lieato=sn
Richsrd =. Cro.s; ID Lieutenant jsrvins w. Graves
c2yg.S aSif. 81 fsa.Sss Sas H'iSss l'
Company k-Csp,sIn Rleh.rd weehi ist Liou.ep,at.
II. David "a Lieutenant, r. w. Butler
A fine band Of music, consisting of "a pieces, q,
COM psnies the regiment; ALEC flll drum corps.
MARCHING ORDERS.
GEslRAL HR.psoAsTER, - rE OF Nsv.YeRK,
AnJuTAsr GKsKxAL's OFFICE, ALHANT, Oct 80, 1861.
SPECIAL Orders No 4o!-The folio ~ins regiaeuis fora
ing portion Of the Volunteer forces from tot; State will Pr
coed to the cTder and the dates named b.
low and epon foI da,y to the Gene alia- Chief:
l., r. giment Volunteer Cavalry CeL sForeit Nov
ssh sss@sai n Y Volunteer. Col Van WycL. nov
eln RssneD, y J. volunteer. Gel Cons..::..;;.Noy
sstS Rssaeni \. Y Volunteers. Col. Now
ss s's ksss1s ySSottsf: col fiSsla:y
sd Regiment n. T. Volunteers Col Euright......Nov
s'sSs n sSfo Sss@ viii SsRs
resdinsss proceed 70 such deiaadcn he may directs
ga "a Rs.%sn Rs.%sn SSSnss yoansss fS Gel f.i.' s.n
SD hssment y. J. VolouteeF.. Col p'EpinieaI.
sl,h Regiment NJ Y. Volunteers Col Kozsy.
ous TO sdo for arms uniforms and s other supplies
70. sS Ss % nS 3 Ss5s I .na sSmSs
muster rolls properly certified By Tho mastering off he
10 this department before the dSe hxed for their d.
Field snd Iue oeer who have pissed .hei exsnin'
don viii ayposr before tho EIsmiuns Board without dslsI
m Of such officers shal fail appear viii be forwsrt
od Ws.hiuytOn and their comn'siors will be Withheld
anti, they .hal have there passed thGlr examination,
Bry aso Yse, with the execution OF this orde
By order Of the Commander IN Chiet;
TH05. HILLll0usE, AdIutsn! General
PRESENTATION OF COLoRs TO TIE J2D REG
MENT.
This regiment, numbering $50 men, original
forming the Sigel Rifles and German Rangers, Wa
presented with stand of colors Yesterday afternoon
at their encsmpment, on the Quarantine grounds
On behalf of number Of German ladies, the donor
of the eolors, the presentation was made by Cit