The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-10

.p,rv.f IN DEPARTURES OE THE SEQ
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fas ssoosi sasnsas Of Massachusetts, Volunteers.
an'sf sonnAnd Of Col George H. Gordon LEFT Boston In
os "ssmooss oommadore about half past two O'Clock On
afternoon. and arrived IN this city at nine O'Clock
ye~y morning, ~ rosas for the seat Of war They
sce'vsd 90 landing BY . cemmissss Of the sons OF
eaesc'n' consisting OF tue following gentlemen; -
~. nows, " O. Edridge, Rehsrd warrga, Il. e. Crock
.. ~ rake AMI T. Bacon The regimsn narchsd 10
me cry Hall, where according 10 the arrangements or
shs committee hsy were 10 have been snsertsned with
sastry long speechos under The hsa, Of blazing sun
but Dol Gordon 'eouido, see IT, and ordered bic
forthwith into shs barracks where they par,ook n
more substantial, feas, than the Intellectual one from
which they had been saved by their commander.
me regmeni coasisu Of one thousand ard any men all
told IL the ninth regiment seut by the gallant old
sss o. Massachusetts up 10 the present Tune 10 put
down the rebels. they are all picked men, and viii com
forth.
They wore the regulation ssck felt Int, turned up at
me side Their Goats are msds Of serviceabie bue cloth
aud their pants Of blue 1anne Since Tbs mon rst went
into camp West Roxbury they have been put through
the most rigid discipline and therefore prepared
saupsss Of the regiment, conss.sr .; twenty I've wss
ons and one hundred hsgsss arrived per she Common
With three sl,Sussaa Sss cartridges and seven days
sst.nns the osicers seem 70 have been well chosen
H%oRs S0ss 10 @ eS%pan ;ss sons o. the
Quincy, Jr. The safr oil well mounted The oicsrs,
on invitation or tho committee partoo Of dinner nj the
Aston House, and at about half past three O'Clock the
regiment sas put isto marching order when they pro
ceeaed down Broadway 20 pier No North river where
steamer was lying ready 10 transport them 10 Eliza
bethport from whence they were ~ proceed by rail 10
AafiiusSurg TO form junction With General Pattersons
scorching flames on the earth, the loyal and ps
tEiotc citizens Of both sexes did not hesitate 70
turn out in large aumbers 10 sanction by Their presence
the holy !, which the soldiers about 20 ira
peril their lives and 70 cheer them to victory About
half past four O'Clock tie sieanboai got uuder way with
her military freight ami ST. the cheers OF the spectators
Tie following Is full lisi Of ias oncers-
Colonel, George II Gordon, Of Dosiop, Lieuisosai
Colonel, George L. Andrews Of BOSTON; Major Wilder
Dwight OF Boston; Adjdtant. Charles wnesson, Jr, Of
Boston Qlasisrmas'er, r Morris Copeland OF R,xeury
Surgeon, Lucius n Sargent, Jr, Of Boston; Assistant
Surgeon, Lincoln r. Stone Of salem. Chaplain Rev. A.
II. Quint, Of JamAica Pla,ns
Company A-Cspts.a I'd 8 Abbott, OF lowell. Ltsdteu
ants, Henry 7. Higginsop aud James fraucu.
Company B-cspisln, 0reoly q Curtis OF Bosioo Lea
tenants Charles '. Morse 4nd James I. Eis
Company C-Csptain. William CoggsseIi, Of Salem;
Leutenants, Edwin r. Hii and Robsr: 3. Brown.
Company D--cspA,n, Jsmes savage, sc, Of Boa,on;
LeutenAnss VIM n se6e wick and Fletcher n Abbott.
Company E--Ca,tsi samuel Y. Quincy, Of Boston;
LieuteuAns, rm. 3 williams and ochrsn II. Howard
Company F-captain, Chsries r. hscgs, Of Boston;
Leuteuans Robert u. shaw, Jr, and Thomas BoDseoa
Company G--capsaln Richard Casey, Of Boston; Lieu.
tenants, Henry 3 Russell and AmAss u. SAWYER.
Company H-Csptsin, y. Il. Tucker, OF Boston; Lieu.
tenants, r. Lswreace Nol,s and stephen @. Perkins
Company l-Caplain, Adm B Underwood, OF Bosioa;
Iieutenants Marcus N. HAYES and Rufus Choate.
Company K-Captau, r. g. Goodwin, OF Boston; Lieu
tenants, George r. Bangs and Charles r. Horton.