The New York herald., 1862-02-15

ms ony sons "<d doubt not, though u is a large
spiris of or .d g.f - ~
Inc -eutanant Colonsi r. A. Osborn, possesses high
mn Ay qualifications. aud. in fact all tie officers have
'sen 80 thoroughly schooed that would be dhcu to
make coinparisous
The Quartsrmaslsr VIM. " Hutchings, is a gentleman
well known both in New York and Boston, and his
synonym for comfort ard good living, and his tact
and ability in his department are universally acknow-
kdged.
The men have been carefully picked and caution has
been taken to havo clean bill Of health for them all in
regard 70 which the excellent surgeons Drs. Green and
erts, have been most particular Tho captains and
rsitcnans have all been members of tho parent eona
pany, and all Of the wealthy and respect
able merchants and ctx Of Boston and to vicinity.
OF the line officers quite numNer have scrssd with
he three months volunteers Captain Martin, Of Con-
psny B. the first tender tho services Il his COM
mand the Governor State, and is related of
him that when heard the Presidents proclamation hs
In the slaughter house (his business that Of
b'tcher) and suddenly becoming fired with patriotism,
he threw aside the implements OF his trade and donnng
hts uniform, got HIS In readiness to start.
TweNTy-sEvENrH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS,
Colonel Horace G. Leo native Of Massachusetts, and
was connected with the military some seventeen years,
during fifteen Of which he held commission. Has last
sition that Of Colonel OF the Twelfth regiment OF
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, acting Brigadier
General Of the sixth brigade He lately city
Springfield. f fa aa
Lieutenant Colonel Lyman also connected with the
military for number OF years and previous to the war,
was captain Of the Northampton Artillery which was
subsequently reorganizsd - infantry company.
Maior hrot ther NJ thA celah at~d
sculptor has fvo years. service regular army
sergeant in General (then Captain) McCsans com
psny. .'+.@s 4et- l-4 si-l#
Char lain Miles Sanford belongs North Adams and 10
pastor Of the Baptist church Of that place from which he
obtained leave OF absence 70 accompany the regiment
He Son ~ Captain OF Company H.
Surgeon George A. OTIS Of this regiment has been most
nremittng in hts abors for the elfare and sanitary
coalition Of the corps and it is good evidence OF bis
s and devotion that the sick list has been very smaA
TENTu CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS.
Lieutenant Colonel Drake lawyer by profession and
resides ~ Hartford. He engaged with others in
suitins Of The 6s comp that rendered their
srvces TO the when the President issued his
proclamation This was Company A of the First counec
tscut Volunteers He chosen it's First Lieutenant,
and served with distinction IN the three months cam
pagn Soon after the mastering Of the regiment no
appointed Major Of the Tenth and subsequently
promoted TO the lieutenant colonelcy.
Major Pettbone, Of winstsd, . teacher Of sle-
nsntary military school in Conneotieut, and was appoint
- Major oil the vacancy occascned by the promotion
4 Lieutenant Colonel Drake.
Surgeon A. r Douglas was in the three months cam
paign Surgeon Of tho Second Connecticut Volunteers
having lucrative practice 70 accept the position. H
served With distinction and for mertorious conduct At
tho Battle " Bull run received honorable mention in the
report VI General Keyes Upon the return Of his rsg
nsnt he was tcndcrcd his present position.
Assistant Surgeon Newton the medical stan Of
The Third Connecticut yolunsssrs the three months
service aa5 s,- e-.
Adjutant Colt Second Lieutenant of the First Con-
Aectcut Volunteers and for distinguished service In the
chrce months Campaign had besn promoted from the
ranks. Returning home, he was appointed Assistan
General OF the Of Connecticut
once he resigned to aocep: his present position.
OF the line officers, Captain Leggett color sergeant
m Tie Second Connecticut Volunteers The three months
ssryice, and distinguished himself st Bull run, receiving
medal from his colonel u token Of his gsant conduct
Captain Wells orderly sergeant Of Company a, First
Connecticut Volunteers tho services and fought
~ Bull run Captain Jepson was captain OF the wau-
Soucee Rangers under General Jim Lane in the Kansa
vars Captain Hoyt served in the three months cam
pagn second lieutenant and n Bull Captain
Branch also IN the ssrvice and participated in
~ battle Of Bull Leuenants Brewster, Quinn,
0ss, Perkins and McKew likewise service with the
three months men and fought q the battle Of Bull
rwKNrY-FyRsr MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel Augustus Morse s native Of Worcester, and
sbout forty four years Of agc and previous to the break
nc out 9 the engaged in business IN Leom:nster,
Mas. In military capacity he has held every rank
iron private to his last position Of Major General Of the
Third division Of Massachusetts, State Militia.
Lieutenant Colonel Maggi lately sergeant major Of
sAs Third Massachusetts, Volunteers, At Fortress
Monroe Hc in Italian by birth, served Garibalds
ssan, and recently kept fencing school in Bedford
This regiment organized principally in worcsster
sousty MASS, and into camp at Worcester city
with 400 men, On the 23d Of August tine regiment de.
parted with 027 for Annapolis, the Navsl Academy
and neighborhod Of which they garrsoned until tie ex
psdition left The regiment also rendered valuable
sssance in guarding the line Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, between Annapolis Junction and Washington.
The Aank companes armod with tbs Harper's Ferry
rinse, and the Of the regiment with the Enfield
Lieut. j. w. Fletcher Of Company secretary OF the
post as Annapolis while the regiment was there.
FIFry-FIRsr PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel John Frederick Hartranft Ia . lawyer by
profession, . native Of Montgomery county, Pa.
and about thrtycn years Of age. He is gra-
duate Of Union College, and member Of the Sig
ma kn1 c0neBiete ITatornUy. lie ConneCtoo MN
self with the military in 1866, st which time he was
elected colonel Of regiment the Second division Of tho
Pennsyl, ania militia, and has served continually
since. On the 18th Of Aprthe day succeeding the Pre-.
sideuts proclamation--hs rendered his command,
sisting Of companies, and they immedatsy
accepted. The regiment beng subsequently, renforc
"a 20 the full strength. tho Colonel took possession
of Perryvie, whore be rendered efficient ser.
vice 10 repressing the symptoms Of disoyalty
which manifested themselves In that part o.
Maryland In May be reached Washington, where, with
hn men, he sent to Alexandra, where they
siderable active service in skrmshns. The term o.
service OF the regiment having EXPIRED before the battle
Of Bull run, Colone Hsr,rann attached himself to the
ssa6 Of Colonel Franklin. Acting Brisadisr General
n General Hsintselmaus DIVISION end served with gal
iany during hss engagement. Returning 70 Penn
syvsns he once with many Of his occrs commenced
ths organization Of the Fisy.nrst Volunteer regiment
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas sloan Bell 10 also lawyer
a