The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

PIER and received the compliment of round OF chesrs
ne ysseel did not leave her pier until late al night
Omcers ana prvases.. 1SS
Band.
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Besides these, NOT included, are iis servant: * the
to about eight hundred and thirty man, rank and Ae.
The regiment was attrsd in the uniform furnished by
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smooth bore United States pattern Of 1S44 and lSl9
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crimson satin, bordered with heavy yellow silk fringe
The Of the nag embroidered with green che
branches. &C In the centre is the American shield,
crossed by leaves, over which appears the words en-
BEN ' Sounsesrs and under i the motto Of General
Steuben-
where liberty dwslls there is mylcouutry;
On the side In the centre, hae portrait OF
Baron Steubep beneath the the American Stars and
Stripes, and the German ooors red gold and black, are
git spear head and tomshswk the tassss are also
the American and German coors combined. The OK
Of this elegant banner about three hundred and
ffty dollars The embroidery was done by Madame
spsngled Banner, with the Inscription seventh Regi
and guide color, Of blue silk having the Gross OF
Fidelity Of Stesbena red Nal cross, with gilt bor
der and medallion CENTRE the whole resting on me-
The complete list Of officers corrected, is as follows
FIJI Gn& sat 9Ge.r'-colonel John 3 Bsndix; Lent.
Louis schairner; Qaartermsster William N. wsrmers
Krch; surgeon Dr. +. Eaenlord Assistant Surgeon,
Gottlieb Jaceky; Chaplain, John Augustus Foersch.
Company A-Csptan Herman Baecht First Lieutenant,
Edward Becker; Ensign, Friedrich VIM. rhiebant.
chss sgn Hps na eaas FIRST e0
Company C-Captain, Chas Breste; First Lieutenant,
Victor pra1msrer; Ensign; Chas Hsnsler
Company D-Captan, Emil Pfeiner; First Lieutenant,
Anton Herman Ensign VIM. Krayer.
Company E-Captan, Rudolph Ansem; First Lieu
Company -Csptain, Louis a.. Hochheim; First Lieu
tenant Gustav A. Brauseru Easign, herman Hohcnhau
Company G-Csptain, sixt Ludwig Kapff Frat Lieu
tenant, VIM. Deetz; Ensign, Emil Edler.
Company A-Captan, Jacob schonIsber; Fret Lieute-
Company -Csptan, Chas. Belhon; first Lieutenant,
Theodore Schaede; Ensign Joseph Allen.
tenant, Louis weidcDholt; Ensign Julius De Boesche
Sergeant Major, Emil Bodeker Quartermaster, Chas. A.
Schaefer.
AS most Of tho officers OF the Seventh regiment s.eu-
ben Volunteers have already smet powder In battle, IL
will not be out Of place here to give short sketch Of
Colonel John F. Bendx native OF this city, but of
German parentage, and forty six years Of age For
New YORK state Militia his last position being
Colonel Of the Eleventh regiment under Colonel Homer
Bostwck he has not yet been in active service but his
courage 10 undoubted and being good tactcian and dis
cplinaIan, win no doubt give good account Of him
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Kapf Ia native of wur-
temburg, and Is fifty years OF age. For upwards Of
twenty years he has been officer OF the army In his
native land and for hieelf made good reputation by
his gallant behavior in the late of Scheswg Hol
stein with Denmark in 1S48 and 1S49 During the nine
been In this country he has kept hotel Major
Caspar Keller Ia almost soldier born having received
military education at the Poly Institute at Cologne
where he graduated with bonors. He born at
Boern in 1929 and s consequently thirtyeght years Of
age.
Adutant Louis Schaner IL thirty four years DID, and
attached 10 the Tenth regiment New York State Nj
ta, as Lieutenant. Captains Emil Pfeifer and Ansem
both old soldiers having passed through the Schles
wig Holstein The former was commandant Of q
sign Of Company H. is the celebrated Pro-
fessor OF German at the Free Academy but
tensively known through bis miraculous escape from
death from The burning steamer Austria In july 1853
To the country Of bis adoption the Professor
signed lucrative and honorable position and accepted
minor rank to evnce his patriotism. There s OF
such material 10 this regiment and taking altogether the
stined to make their mark wherever they may be
ordered
We have been requested to publish the following &C
acknowledgement OF the regiment TO the state OH hav
ing charge Of the welfare Of the New York State troops
in this city -
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH REGIMENT,
NEw York, May %, 1851. I
Al meeting OF The Board OF Olcers Of this regiment
the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That return sincere thanks 70 Genera
Arthur Assistant Quarcrmaster General for the gener
Gus and gentemsnly manner In which he has treated
this regiment and feel graf ful for the
received at his bandg.
Resolved That return thanks 10 Commissary Gene.
raj Welsh and Assistant Com nsary Colonel Welsh for
the many favors received from them.
Colonel JOHN L. BENDIx, Chairman.
Adjutant L. SCTArFyER, Secretary.