Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

CAMP WOoL.-The camp seemed almost
deserted yesterday, both regiments having
furloughs till this morning. The 5lst regi-
ment have received their rifles, but the Off
GERS have concluded not to deliver them to
the men until the regiment arrives at New
bern. 1t is thought that transportation can
not be furnished before Monday or Tuesday
The companies are designated as follows Co.
A, Capt. Wood; Co. B, Capt. Bascom; Co. c,
Capt. Higginson; Co. d, Capt. Prouty; Co.
E, Capt. Wheeler; Co. f, Capt. Baldwin
Co. G, Capt. T. ID. Kimball; Co. H, Capt.
Hobbs; Co. l, Capt. Hunt; Co. X, Capt. D.
w. Khnball.
The 10th regiment were under orders to
move to day, but owing to the lack of trans
portation facilities they will hardly be able to
depart before Monday. They will join
Gen. Banks at Brooklyn. Through the eff
forts Of Col. Bartlett, the miserable black
overcoats have been exchanged, and the reg
iment will soon receive the serviceable light
blue overcoats similar to those of the 5lst.
The following is the roster of the 10th reg
iment:-
Colonel-William f. Bartlett Boston.
Lieutenant Colonel-Samuel b. Sumner, Great
Major-Charles I. Plunkett, Pittsfcld.
Acknowledgment Mifilin, Boston.
Quartermaster-il b. Brewster P.ttsied
Surgeon-Frederiek WinsOr, Boston.
Assistant SurgeOn-Albert r. Rice, Springfield
Sergeant MaJor-H j. Wylie; pitsfeld.
Quartermaster Scrgeant-Geo. L. Howard, Lanes
boro.
Commissary Sergennt-H. II. Northup, Cheshire
Co. A-Capt. l. z. Weller, Pittslied; lst lieut.,
George w Clark, littsiledi I'd lieut., Frederick A.
Co B-Capt. Charles r. Garlick, Pittsdeld; LIST
lieut.. Charles w. knifin, Stockbridge I'd lieut..
Robert X. Noble, Williamstown
Co. D-Captain not chosen; LIST lieut., Daniel b.
Foster, Cheshire I'd lieut., William NJ, Wells, Pitts
field.
Co. D-Capt. S. j. Chafee, Great harrington; LIST
lieut., Joseph Tucker Great Barrington I'd lieut.,
Henry MoTey. Pittsfed
Co.E-Capt. Horace d. Train, Sheffield; LIST lieut.,
Robert I. Sherman. Egremonti I'd lieut., Henry d.
Co. F-Capt Benjamin A. Morey, Lee; LIST lieut.,
Edison I, Dresser, Stockbrdgei I'd lieut., Geo. H.
CoiG-Capt. Francis W Parker Adams; 1st lieut..
Robert IL. harvie, WiiamstOwn; I'd lieut., Henry
NJ. Lyon, South Adams
Co. H-Capt. A. V. Shannon, Lee; LIST lieut., b.
D. Deming Sandisfeld I'd lieut., Dewitt S. Smith,
Lee
Co Capt Zenas G. Rennie, Pitgield; LIST lieut.
Leroy S. Kellogg, Lee I'd lieut., YIN. A. Nichols,
Williamstown.
Co. K-Capt. Byron K Weston. Lee; LIST lieut.,
Roscoe &. TAFT, Shefheld I'd lieut., l. Eugene Judd
Egremont.
The torty-second regiment, Col. Burrill,
will probably pass through the city this after
noon. This regiment joins the camp of the
Banks expedition on Long Island
The 5lsT REGIMENT. -Four hundred more
pockets are wanted in the coats for this regi-
ment; and one hundred ladies are wanted to
do the work, at Horticultural Hail. which will
be open at nine o'clock this morning. La
dies are urgently requested to aid in this work.
as ii must be completed to-day.
TEMPERANCE CONTINUOUSLY friends of
Temperance assembled in goody numbers
yesterday, at Temperance Hall, sessions being
held in the forenoon, afternoon and evening
The G. w. p. William Mecorney presided.
Interesting discussions were had on various
questions connected with the temperance
cause, participated in by gentlemen from diff
ferent parts Of the state. The closing address
Of the evening was made by Rev. Edwin
Thompson, whose lifelong lahors in the