The national Republican., 1862-08-29
More rev Troops Arrived.


arrived here on Wednesday. Il was organized
for three years or the war. They number one
Thousand and nifty mon, who were enrolled
since the latter part OF Juno, when the corps
q. Fellows, = graduate Of West Point, who was
formerly colonel Of the Third New Hsmps hire
volunteers. He has also seen service In the
Mexican and other battles, and appears to be
very popular with the troops. The lieutenant
colonel, Herbert Titus, was an ofHcor IN the
Second the crack" regiment in the State
and took part in almost every battle from Bull
Run to those recently fought before Richmond.
Other officers have also seen service. The
sorps IL armed with the Windsor rifle, with
sabre bayOnet, and the uniforms are of the
regulation order.
The following 10 a partial list Of tho officers:
C0lOnel--EnOch q. Fellows.
Lieut.. Colonel--Herbert B. Titus.
Major-Geo. W. Everett.
Adjutaut-Geo. H. Chandler.
master--Csrleton b. Hutohins.
Surgeon-Wm. A. Wehster.
Assistant Burseons-John 8. Emerson and
Francis N. Gibson.
ChaplSin-Edwsrd n. Gushes.
tbs EIGHTEENTH NAMl.-Ths third regiment
from Maine, under the Presidents call for
three years volunteers, arrived In this city on
Wednesday and passed over into Dixie. They
have been recruited To the maximum number,
l,O25 men, from sll parts Of the State. Their
previous occupations have been farming and
y
oflumbermen In the ranks. and the hardy and
intelligent appearance OF the corps gives indi-
cations that 1t will honor Maine NJ much NJ
the heroic troops who preceded II In the battle.
field.
The men have been In camp only one month,
but during that time they we're constantly OK
ercised In drill, and arc now proficient In the
use Of the Enneld rife, with which they have
been armed.
Such has been the demssnor Of this corps
since It's OF oigsnization, that the strict military
discipline found SO essential In others Ia VI.
necessary, and the colonel seems quite proud
Of the hiet demeanor and implicit obedience
Before their departure from Bangor, the
regiment WAS presented With \ magnificent
American Gag, the GIT and workmanship OF the
ladies Of that city. The corps carry full camp
equipags with them, and expect to 60 into
active service Immediately,
The major, Charles Hamln, Ia son OF the
Woe President, and Ia very popular with the
troops. Several Of the officers have been In
active service.
The following IL list OF the field officers:
Colonel-Daniel Chaplin, Of Bangor.
Lieut.. ColOnel-Thos. H. Talbot, Of Aaohias.
Major-Charles Hamiin, Of Bangor
Adjutant-R. B. Sheppard, Of Bangor.
Qaxrtsr srmastsr-Horstio Pitcher, OF Bangor.
Surgson--Rpiheus II. Paine, Of Hampden.
tn. FOURrsENrH CONSEcrICUr.-This regi
msnt. numbering about 900 men, arrived 10
tsrday forenoon. The appearance Of the c0rps
rsfsCis great credit on "the land Of wooden
nutmegs and olOok.mxkers"
They are fully equipped. and are armed with
Springfield rifle nuakets. Before they left
Hartford, they were presented with hand
some sci Of national and State oOlOrs. The
lieutenant colonel and major have been In &C
tive service In the present war. The former
Ofioer WAS u captain In the First COnneotfout
artillery-a corps which distinguished itself
greatly at the battle Of Hanover Court House.
and the seven days battles before Richmond.
The major and Captain p. W. Gibbons we're
aiaO officers Of the same corps. The following
is tho list Of officers:
ColOnsl--Dwight Morris.
Lieut.. Colonel-SandfordH II. Perkins.
hajor-Cyrus q. Clark.
Adjutant-TheO. Il Ellis.
SurgeOn-Philo q. Rockwell.
Assistant surgsons-Levi levitt and Frodo.
rick Dudley.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = Dibble.
Ghaplain--Rov. Henry =. stephens, Baptist.
Of MiddetOwn.