The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-16
TINE NEW CALL FOR JRotfs.

Arssvaa snd Departure Of the Thirty
third Massachusetts, Regiment.
Ths thirty third regiment Of Massachusetts, under
command e Colonel Albert c. Massi. arrived In Jersey
CITY frm Bostoa n eight O'Clock yesterday morning, n
vsss for The seat Of The regiment numbers twelve
hundred Of dine looking any conDosseur in the
art Of warfare might wish head victory. In fact
they about the nness specimens have yet seen
from the old Bay State. Colonel MAggi, who appears
Be- energetic and competens ocsr, raised this spsn
did regiment In the comparatively short space Of
months and he seems TO take just pride in the appear
ance and discipline Of hts They have all been
cruited In Boston and its immediate vicinity The regi.
ent remained at the depot 10 Jersey City the hour
Of starting and provided for in substantial man.
by Col. Frank Howe whose Kindness
u Massachusetts soldiers is well known Crowds " people
locked around The during the day, reminding Of
the great enthusiasm displayed at the first outbreak Of
the rebe nn The regiment lett In the evening Wash
ngtn II " understood that they will be quartered
Arlington Heights there to render themselves more pro-
icent In drill
Colonel hIagg who is an Italian by BIRTH lookn every
inch soldier and has had large share OF military pres
tge He served seventeen in the regular array or
Sardinia and fought under the renowned Garibaldi In
South America. He served 1--we months private,
during our present war IA The lwentyhrs regiment OK
Massachusetts,. II Colonel Ma9g who lead The
Tweay rst, in the absence OF its Colonel the battle
OF RoanoAe for which gallant action ho received good
deal Of raise. He is thirty eight years Of age and
rigid discpnaran, paying the greatest att non to tho
The following is complete list Of the officers Of the
Thirty third
Field and Saf.-Colone Albert G. Maggi, Of Boston;
Lieutenant Colonel Adm B. Underwood of Newton; Ma
jor, James /. Bates, Of Weymouth; Adutant, Albion W.
Tebbets, Of Boston; Quartermaser William Richard
of Boston; Surgeon Orrin Warren OF West ewbury
Assistant Surgeons William s. Rrown Of Boston, Daniel
p. Gage, or Lowell.
Cariains-Thomas B. Rand Of Boston; Charles E. Jones'
'of Lowell: John G. wyman, Of Boston WIN. II. Lamson
Of Lowell: Godfrey Ryder, Jr Of Provincetown James
Brown, q Taunton; David Bunker of Boston, William
H. H. Kinds, or Groton; Edward B. Blasland Of Boston,
Elisha Doane, OF New Bcdford James Farson, OF Lowel
3. Frank Rogers, Of Boston.
First Lieutenants Edwin T. Peabody, Of Lowell; VIM
p. NUDGE Of Boston; Benjamin F. Talbot, Of Boston,
Charles Richards Of Boston; Cyrus Graves, Of Bos
tom Edward j. Voss Of Taunton D. Moody Prescott, Of
Lowell James W. George Of Brighton; James +. Rowe,
Of stoneham Bradley Dean Of Boston; James Y. Chip
man, Of New Bedford Caleb Philbrick, Of Lowell
Second observation-disclosures r. Adams, Of Belmont;
Henry W. Gore, Of Boston; Joseph Thompson, Of Low
oil; Charles w. Lovett Jr Of Boston Frank E. Eroth-
ingham OF Charlestown Caleb Blood OF Boston, George
~ Walker. OF Newton; Nasman II. Turner, OF Reading
j. Henry Williams OF Lynn; Charles H. Nye, OF New
Bedford &c orge Rose, Of LOWELL Lebbes h. Mitchell,
Of Cambridge