The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18

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es" q" WV s'ments, organized under tn
- -.esident, took their departure for the seat OF
war one was the WASHINGTON crcvs Colonel Henry
s'ore and the other the Forty regiment better
as the Fremont Rifles Colonel Rudolph Rosa The
fs u the latter corps scarcely expected to BIO called
go ~ 30 hurried manner, and notwhs tanning that
re, morgan assigned company 10 the regiment
recruitedfor the Morgan Rifles Colonel Rosa only lea
COMPANIES from this city. The order for the final de-
par."ge was issued Sunday night, all day Monday
the greatest ac,yy was preserved in tho encampnent,
at Conrads Elm Park.
The order for the regiment to break camp was very
soon noised among their friends and the Germans gene
rally, and at early hour Broadway and the Bowery
perfectly lined with spectators But up eight
O'Clock in the evening no regiment appeared and tho
masses quietly withdrew from the above named streets,
expecting that the corps would not leave until the follow
ing day yesterday. In tho meantime, however the
porty-s regiment marched from Elm Park down
broadway to Forty second street. and thence to
the North river, where two steamers were waiting
convey them to their destination.
Where the regiment is destined remains mystery.
The probability is that it Is to be attached to the
brigade composed Of the New Hampshire, Maine and
Rhode Island troops that so mysteriousy disappeared ON
Saturday evening last.
In point equipment and general good condition the
Fremont Rifles equally well provided for AS any Of
the German regiments that have yet left the city This
is probably owing the fact that the committee of Ger
mans Of which Frederick Kapp, Esq is the chairman,
Interested themselves to such extent that everything
necessary to military equipments readily furnished
them The Union Defence Committee also donated IS 900
to the regiment.
The following correct list of the eld staff and line
officers
Colone,-Rudoph Rosa.
Lieutenant Colone,-Germain Meternich.
Major-Joseph Gerhard
StaG-Adutant Adolph c. C. Famsen; Quartermaster,
p NJ Peterson Paymaster, Henry Schroeder, First Lieu
tenant in Company G; Commissary, Fried With Oberner,
First Lieutenant in Company +; Surgeon Henry Hovet,
H. D. Assistant Surgeon, otto schenck, NJ. b.
Nm Commissioned Ndg-Sergeant Major, Carl Mar
coch Color Sergeant, Louis Koehler; Quartermaster
Sergeant, Arnold Davidson; Commssary Sergeant, -;
Drum Major, - Bsechscl; Hospital Steward Wolfgang
Mosse,
Company A-Captan, George w. Travers; First Lieu
tenant, Theodore Hohle Second Lieutenant Carl Meyer
Company B-Captain, Ju u Parcus; First Lieutenant,
Carl Scdcnech; Sec, nd Lieu chant, Heinrich krausc.
Company Chaplain, Francis Muhlbauer; First Lou
Company D-Captan, Richard Riegel; First Lieutenant,
Anton kinkel; Second Lieutenant, George Breunng.
Company E-Capain, Philip Schw ichard, First LEV
tenant, Fried With. Oberner Second Lieutenant, With.
Grotowsky.
Company F-Captain, John Heniel First Lieutenant,
Anton Gauggc; Second Lieutenant, Alphons Savere
Company G-Captaip, Carl Pausache; First Lieuten-
ant John Boiling; Second Lieutenant, Fried c. Kocher.
Company H-Captain, -; First Lieutenant, Carl
Schleher: Second Lieutenant, George lloestereich.
Company Captain Peter Warmkesse First Lieu
81 Second Iieutenant.