New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

4 LieufeDaBt, II. tan HON, "a LeutrehI
| Company F-N o. w.ude. Csptsini B. =. Ps,k, lst
Lisu,sn.n. B Sole; "a S. L.Sen;n' ,.,,
nsIt; { I. Ferguson. "a Lieutenant 60
Company HI Ramsey. Captain; u r. Doubleday, LIST
| Lieutenant; M r easier, "a Lieutenant
Company ii. s. Kiddsr. Captain; J. D. P. Dow. lH
Lieutsnsnit b. Bate. ID Liestsnaot
cS%p;y kn y On. CAPTAIN T. h''Ae' i Lieu
| Col. Franehot is member Of Congress- Q bold,
brave man in the prime Of life. He 10 justly proud
OF his galan corps, embracing a. it does vast de,
OF moral power and physical courage. CAN'T. Hol,
comb Was member Of the Legislature OF 1869, and
occupied prominent position in the Home. Capt
Moon Is a lawyer, and has been School Commits
sioner. Capt. Wendel distinguished himself M the
| field while = member of the 44th Regiment. Capt.
Campbell is u son Of Judge Campbell Of Cherry
Valley, and y theological student at the time OF
his enlistment. Lieut.. Col Clark was captain
in the l3d Regiment. Major Olcott wa formerly
private in the 4ith. DIR. Valentine has had eI.
Ierence with the army. Lieut.. Arnold
a lawyer. Captain Galpin was an oiiicer'n
the Ash, and was in the battles before Richmond
J. X. Sage, tie chaplain, enlisted a. private, sna
without solicitation on his part. was promoted TO
the chsplainey. This noble regiment OF stal"ait
volunteers will give good account OF itself shoGid
be called into action At the time OF writing TINS
notice the regiment expected TO leave Tor Me Seat
| of war this morning.
THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE one.
| HUNDRED AND-TwENTY-PIFTH REGIMENT.
| This regiment left Troy Saturday, and arrived
here on Sunday morning in time TO take breakfast ~
the barracks Tho following is lis OF the Vheep:
YisLD-Colope. G.orgr l.. Willard Lieutenant Colonel
| S1Arr-AdjutAnt. Ella. p sheldon Qusrtsrmssser l.
Chandler Ball Chsplsia the Rev Jo.sEh l. Barlow bar
gson William Cooper. Assistant Surgeons, H. l. Benedict
Warrington Akin
Nos.CorrI,.iosKD sIArr.-s.,T.ant;MsjOr Herr l.
Haskell; Qusrermsstsr Sergeant, VIM OCsnper Ger T.
Sergeant Ezra SimOn'; Hospital Steward L. H. 'en
Alsiyne. ,,.
Company A-C.p.in, p; Z. Cornell LIST Lss.l' EA H"s
Company B-C.p,ain y. 3. Myers 1t Le't, CAsslss H.
r1yo mD. aS L cHc.p. .. E.mon1. lat Li, w. H.
PLAN, jr. I'd Lieut., David C0m'hey.
Company D-C,pt.in, ). C. Armstrong ht L'esI' l. u
comp.ny E~Csp,.in. VIM Diamond Ia Ues<. Jsuss
Compsny F~Csp .in Nelson Penseld; LIST Lent, Frank
Chamberlain % Lisot. ". d Taylor - W
N.wcomb; I'd Lest L. II. Steven.
Company B-Cspt.iH, IPdisim "Oodi i" Lieat' joseph
| Hyde; I'd Li.ut u. hssadorn
it, "a Lieut.. u. finI.
Company K-C,pi.in, J. " ". v.ndeobsyhi !" LIEUT.,
Ch.rl.. Pickett; I'd Lieut.. he6. 5iseie.
Col Willard has been In .he service IA years, and
lie All accomplished soldier. His regiment leiI this
morning.
ARRIVAL OF THE SIXTEENTH CONNECTICUT
VOLUNTEERS.
| The 10th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers
arrived in town Oh Saturday morning from Hartford,
Oh board the .teame. City Of Hartford The regiment
numbers $50 men, all OF whom are fully armed ana
equipped. Many OF the officers have already seen
| service and the regiment will compare isVorsbIy
with any in the field. he Comnandant
graduate Of West Point, and wss taken IRON tae
regular service 10 assume command OF uis ~ gHsh,'
Major Wsshbsrn las been at tie sea! OF war Win
the lth Connecticut reg meut. The regiment isl IN
the Kill Won kull on Saturday morning, Tor Annoy,
TO take the cars for Washington. Tie officers are
az fOllows:
Prank Bench, Colonel Frank W. CAsuey. L,s...n.n|
Colonel George A. WUhbnrn, b.jori jobs " buiahaI
| .tsnt nd IL
w.p'r surssss. the ss, Peter fissh oh.g.iI, =,
wS' 4 2oenr ooa. ~ I'.s. G ch.'r. A Tsnl.si
Company B-Cspt. Td~.rd II Mir. r.rryvins 10, IAest
Jssrph II. BsnuH HaftloTdi ID LisSi Henry " oo'as-
Company Capt Y E,.r.t R,.Iia Hartford Isl Lies.
Ai ess., S..s, q i.: Sin.%. .ss.d
L .S%e ea..,. W. a.,s a .%s: c E%%.aa. n
camy.By F-c.v, H.t Nv. s..v.r. Hartford Isl Lest
H..yA G.y' "a Li:., Jo'.p, b: b.''; m.,,,,..
coHP' Gctg .,A' ~ n:yd; Co. VITO. s. s
Company H-C.pt yrsd.hsi Barber h.neh.''s, l.t
Lat samuel Thompson. sOsA "ne'or' I'd Lieut. Henry
c.mpss,i Zap, job. L Dr.l. Eat Hartford Let Lest
William nsrsss, stafford. I'd Lieut. John d. Fhi'' WI
,K-C.p, Newton g. n.rr.. Bristol; LIST Lest
Js Ian Pon-feyi I'd Ltsut Timothy b. Robinson
ARRIVAL AxD DEPARTURE OF THE 0NE-HuSD-
RED-AND-sIYTH n. ~
Tho lOTth Regiment New-York Volunteers, under
1 v
dsv morning from Albany, on board the steamer Mo
Dopald aud TWO bsrgcs The lOtth Ia frst-slass
r.gmsut. And is the fourth from 81. Lawrence
County The ffth is rapid forming: The meu re-
ceived their arms during toe day, ana proceeded 70
W.,nipvton by wsy II the New -Jor.ey Railroad.
Tn. are FILL and the men will do honor 10 their
country and the Empire State
RETURN OF TIE TIiIRTY-sEvESTH RIGIhEhT.
The 9Th Regiment New.York IN. g. State
Militia Col Roome returned 70 this city on Satur-
l II 81 IT, ,f.k InF Ia
This gallant regiment retarns with full ranks, not
having lost man since ns departure from tho ".
mory IN this CITY,
met nv large number Of fr ends, who welcomed
their old acquaintance homo again On their taArch
M broadway, they were heartily chesrcd by the
crowds that lined The sidewalks along tho route
| from the ferry TO she arnory.
| The 9Th made splendid appearance, and elected
universal commentator for its accuracy OF move
ment and soldier-like bearing bnch corps Is
credit TO our city and country. They have stont
arms and brave hearts, and hsd themselves IN con
at mi readiness " strike st the enemy. We ondsr'
s,sud il IL the intention OF many who belong to this
corps 70 return the seat OF war IN time 70 share
tho danger and the glory OF tho present struggle
9Th our interruptions aud nalignant enemy. No
one Can question the patriotism aud courage oi tuis
noble BODY Of men, who left their business, as Put
nam did bis I2ow, and fastened to the seat OF war
AZ though they we're joyful party bound on pleas
uro excursion.
They reached this diy about o clock in the even
ing. Al the .rmory they met host Of friends,
among whom wers many lasies. They were dis
missed on Broadway, opposts Lafayette HALL
PARADE OF THE UNSUPPORTED MILITIA.
In accordance with section Is Of the Ailit. law,
the yearly parade aud inspection OF the unqnlformed
miliis will DO held today. Orders for tbs parade
have been sonspicsolsly posted in three places IN
every ward throughout the city
TN SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT y. 7. +. y.
Tho 7ls. Regiment N. Y. s. n. is expected home
to-day iIs three months term Of service having just
have heau made or