New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

by the resident Sons Of New-Hampshre," and the
immense crowd that lnedthe aPProachss totbe landing
Regimental line was So pied on bowhng.onen suo
street. and Mr. ii. b. fefhius wecomeu 'ne 'rooPe dc
follows:
honor The Is, HewIam Regimen, and to-day they
proud recodze the worthy % % Of ae demon
and Of great and loyal New We bid ycu mos:
ss.%s @ & si' 30 Sfs noble t IN ns Their
they lad In view no moyes of seish s To- , s
S.an dfea ne ebsn az btIs men win gladly ,cognro the
soldiers who are now 6eocsy defending the hopoI o
s sna h" BesnreTsTd. Of the south .ha be
beted only aey be whoss .a9s' Are are ,oo IF The
- all live ou in ard bic the nants OF oc
a = and u " will be "a hS in every
ate,o vii be sIsn p svdy ssy Of sna Sn9 SI land s
p5 roSssSp the os snf dvasns mission
forth bnid and to maintain % op bsoyed siVS sd now
vretcted p-iirs and r-belllous people from ias &
may almost cay tLsn that Of the is9isa aiom
uon wheel amid Kissing erpen, and the burning lava ''e
sSdi.r. OF New.ianp.hire We who born and nnr.
amid ga,e hills to which yon have oan
adei whose Kindred and friends are on on e 80, -
bosom proud Of you today and feel tat 'he p'
Stark and Lsnedon s' lives and sni1stes your oo,o T.
ward then hs & be TH. Of "Eo ss:oa s' ,Ts don /.
cushsd from land cheer. and Yankee Doodle s,d ,he
sInited an inyineible people iCLeesl
A fine American flag, appropriately inscribed, was
presented on b,haf of the sois oil New-h"hPShe' oy
Mr. c. SouiG, ia a brief and eloquent address. . .
The flag was received by Col Marson, on be6aii o'
the regiment. In his response, which ell Heo ne
quent apIhue he expressed tbe determination OF the
regiment TO keep the flag unsullied, and ioliow IL
thrOuqr the eLcmy d country wherever duty lea.
The Interesting ceremony concluded, the hne Of
march " ar taken up Broadway 70 Canal street, ana
down Lin 10 the Arsenal. where the men were
marched in by companies and stacked arms Az noo1
a cold collation. was spread in tho upper room, ana
mauy oil the embraced the opportunity to I'LL their
canieeus with coffee and lay in sandwich or 80 Tor
| supper
Tho men are mostly farmers and shoemakers, but
other trades and professions literally represented
Some of the officers have service In the Mexican
war. but may safely ray that all the officers and
men hop aud ect to see service In this campaign
They have left the Granite State to fight, 70 let the
Soulheners stand from under. Company A, wbleh
has tie right OF the line, the old Cheshire Light
Guard, and is aimed with The Mimic musket. Company
b. which has the left and act skirmshers, is thor.
ouglly drilled In tire light infantry tactics, and carries
tue Sharp life, with saber bayonets. One min in
this company, William Dickey OF Deering, measures
six (, ct seven and bait, aud is as keen-eyed and
brawny mIn os would wish 10 see.
gentleman remarked 10 hin in onr hearing that he
should be made Color-Sergeant of the regiment, but
Dckey clpIed Lis aud his saber bayonet and rifle
and raid "that's all the sergeant | want to be-.
Evidently he will draw pretty good bead on Beau
regard il he has the chance Excepting Companies
A aud B, the regiment il aimed with tie Government
regulation murke. About half OF the privates Shave
rryolvcrg and bowie-kpyes; tho otherr will supply
themselves the field OF battle The regiment comes
iui armed and cquiped, with ratiOns for tLy days
forty rounds of ball-csrtridgc, twenty-five Commits.
r:Iiat wagons an ambulance, and nnety-slx 81 lendid
Morgan lOres.
Tie reginental uniform ia gray throughout, but the
coas have Gcen cent forward tn NWhiugton, and tie
men aIe wearing blue flannel tlose as fatigue coat
The regIlenisl cap bas narrow band oi criGison.
The cOlOrs Of the Regiment are tlue with an orange tk
fringe border. The Inscription "2d Regiment \. H. W.
is embroidered in white silk In Company + there
are about forty who measure more than FIX 1eet
In hight. The coorser;rant Of the Regiment IL Cen
ter H. Lawrence, who wshes IL distinctly understood
that II tie flag goes down IL sight Of the enemy he
goes with il.
The following are the officers of the regiment:
CllOrel the Hon G EAa MsE.ton Of Exeter
Lieu easrtCoous. frark fi'Ao o. hsene.
AdJu'sst ssuue @. Lsngley of fMaaehsster. =, .,
sSss1 SSs' John isI'aS GsSy 81 c.%iS 'i1S f:
uusrtcrm-stes-srfgs D W. PeIiiis Of Concord
Gser.e GOrtoI cso1 Of ,sI,, M.nsasssr'
Tic lollJwing are the officers OF the several COM
pahies:
Henry \. Mrtcalf "a do II. y Iius
Lisol' isa%'ca. ca.ts e. q IliSG Wsisf d Gp S " col5y
Company q MaHehe.,ero oePt,in, james w. Cans lat
coHJ~y b Of Love C.ysin' Gi'sm Roln,i Ih Lieut.,
Ccmpny Of Cancdrd- C,r,n Leonard Drown IL, eut,
Wm. u. Smith I'd d. A. B. Thompson.
y'.SalP sS@PioIL 4 "a d. gI z S@@s '4
Company 4 f,etborou-h-Cspair. kphfsin Westoni list
Lieut. Fser, ". Fau; "a Do. Sylvester koses
trnpGny OF fGrr-t fas-Cspan, lcb,hod Pearl LIST Lieut.
~ MSsTsi,'rrap,sn iS@ard L. Bailey, Is,
I.a,ersn ssuuel g. Langley, Aduan Of tie II g!nent I'd
Lieutenant, Jo.sIh 4 Hubbard 49, - 80,
Cemrany Of Posroutb- Captain, W. o. Sizes; lst Lieu
tensnt john GoJry detailed Ouaicfnsster I'd Lieu
tenant John :. sio+ -
9hc Rev H. Parker Of Concord accompanied the regiment
e. ChaIlsin " -, !,
Band Of Manchester, which viii proceed with It 10
Wssington. detachment of the ID Regiment, thiity
strong accompanied the troops. These 30 to join the
command 70 which they belong, having remained be-
hind because Of sickue,s. Twelve OF the Governors
Ilorse Guard under command Of Adjntant j. Is. San
bern accompany be regiI eut to Washington as an
honorary escor. The regiment left Yesterday after
noon at Il o'clock by the steamboat Kill Won ku for
ElinbethloFt, whence by cars they departed FOR
Washington, via Harrisburg.