The New York herald., 1862-09-12
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS.

MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
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Arrival ana Departure OF the seventh
Rhode Island Regiment.
As steamer Conmonwesish brought from Providsaoe,
r. yesterday morning, ~ Seventh regiment 81 khs1e
Island veiuntesrs uader command Of Coionsi Bis Ths
regiment full snA properly equipped. The Cossss -
been bsfoss IN command Of the Tenth Rhode Island voua
teers, ara sxoeilsat oGcsr. The regiment. stsv
short dssy. ~ way 70 washington, per ths
Camden ard Ambey route Tho following ere The ofaosrs
ed a~d Saf-colons,, z R. Bliss; Leutsnaas Colessi,
weom Sayfes: MAJOR. Jacob Babbitt kdjutant Chas
Page Surgeon, Dr. James Harris First Assistant Sur
geoa. Dr. Gaylor; Second Assistant Surgeon, Albert
spragus; ouartsrmastsr, D. 8. LinnsI,
Arrival and Dspsrturs o. the Twsatlsth
Regiment Of CeAHseticut.
Yesterday afternoon the Twontieth regiment OF Con-
neoticus Volunteer Colonel Samuel Ross arrived In this
city by the New Haven Railroad From tho depot thcy
proceeded the foot oe Thirty fourth street, where they
a. embarked board transports and were taken 70
Port Monmouth. N. - from whsncs they win proceed %
Washington by the Delaware and Raritan Railroad The
spsnsssid gun % and WIKI the maximum humber q mon
Colonel Ress has beeA In the United States Army for
was crsveted FOR gsIAntry The regiment received 70
roshme0ts board the steamers their way - Port
Monmouth Tho following are the odosrs In command q
Nd snd Sse1- Colonel, Samuel Ross, Eoursss.Ah n-
fantry. United Htatss Army Meuteeant Colonel, Wm.
mour; Xausant, charss j. Arms. Of Norwoh; Quarter
master VIM. T. Scranton, Of New Haven; surgeon, VIM.
Lawon. or Nssgssusk Daniel Jswsss, q East Haddam
Sergeant Major Ralph b. Thacher q Hartford Quarter
es Ksa ass G
Steward, John b. Nolan, Of New Haven. t~-
Lieutenant. William Basset; Secoad Lieutenant, EkA
cs.,ssSy 5-c.p.a!n, Sanford z. ch.se.. De.sy First
Lieutenant J. Dootle; Second Lieutenant Jas Foley
Company C-Captain, Henry O. Smith, Hartford county
First ncutenant, oliver h. Post; Second Lsussaans o
CDmpany D-Captsin, r. A. Parkss, Portland; First
Lieutenant Henry g. Caldwell; Second Lieutenant. Arch
COmpsny E-capssin, Samuel g. woodru6, soSshingtou
First Lieutenant Andrew ups0n Second Lieutenant Hem
obsspary F--Cspsaiu, Henry c. Pardee, New Haven;
rrs. Is1tenans. Thomas B. Kirby Second Lisutsnah.,
ca~esay G-CAp..la. william ". Morse. New Haven; !;
First Isatsuans Fitch T. Brdsail second Lieutenant.
/ II. H. Barnes.
smith, ssss lss
C0mpany i-Captain, Ezra D. pickerman; First Lieu
tenant Joseph Spruce, Second Lieutenant Edward
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CO.pany K-capsaiu, Thomas h. Bingham; First Lieu
| The Twenty-llrse ConAecticut Rsgiment.
The Twenty first regiment o. Connections Volunteers,
Colonel Dutton, len their camp Al Norwich yesterday
afternoon, and will reach Jersey City at early hour
this morning, arriving By steamer City Of New York
The regiment viii receive substantial breakfast in the
Jersey City Railroad depot and proceed at once to wash
ington BY the New Jersey Railroad.
| Departure OF the Second Senatorial Re.
i giment, Colonel Conk.
The One Hundred and Thirty ninth regiment New York
Volunteers, under command Of Colonel Anthony Conk
raised principally in Brooklyn took their departure
for the seat Of yesterday afternoon The camp
the regiment in the City Park from carly hour In the
and preparation The friends Of the regiment crowded on
the ground In thousands, and tho usual melancholy
scenes Of eaveaking were enacted over again The
manded by good and efficient ocsrs II has been prin.
cipaiy raised in Brooklyn and composed Of respectable
ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon from the foot Of Pearl
street Brooklyn board or the steamer Peconc which
cars direct washington About one hundred and nfty
stragelsrs were left bennd for when the police are on
sharp lookout The following list Of the officers Of
FiId oeoss. Colonel, Anthony conk Lsutenan' Colo
sS s oSe11djutsnt, John Styles; ousr.erm....r
P. Henry OBerne Sur esn, J. a. Thompson; First As.
:sans James l. Watson; Second Assistants Azahe Burt
Company A-C.gtain Gilbert Bogart; First Lieutenant
tenant John 3. 3. Smith; Second Lieutenant, Jacob
L C0mo0Uv lawson.
g. clark Bsschsr Second usuisnsnt, benj p Hiddisson
e, second Is.,:.:n s:.s = 1:5..asr S.s;1
tenant, wm H. Mccormick; Second Lieutsnsat, VIM. q.
cs.ssss Ec.p..i., Edgar Perry; rir. Lieutenant,
Company 0-Captain, ,Jsptha A. Jones First Lsutsnant
Company H-C.ptsin, b. N Titspatrick; First Lieute.
nant, James g. Wilson; Second Lieutenant, Richard p.
Company I-captain. Bspj Phillips; Firs. Iisusenan.
J. o. Cummings Second Lieutenant George n Granger
cowpany x-C.pssin, mos Nulcshy; irss LisutsSsa,
The OLD Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
On the March.
PMLADnsuA. Sept. 10, 1852
The Old Massachusetts, Sixth il again In Philadelphia N
for the Their reception wss perfect ovation
A. Barrows, Esq., with that generosity which character
zes the movements Of the Union Volunteer Refreshment
Saloon, had prepared sumptuous rspast, which wss
most joyfully accepted by both oncers and men, The
nsghbosing rs companies among which stands tAs
promineuty wcccacoe No. TO- rendered the Of their
halls but orders received from higher authority prevent.
| cd any acceptance of the desired wish.
PnLADuSxA, Sept IL. 1859.
The 0iA Sixth bunksd during Last night in ths new
grain elevator q the Psnnsyvaa Railroad, on Washing
Tnis morning hs regiment srsakassd Il tho Volunteer
Rsshmsnt Saloon, and departed about nine O'clock 10
The New Hampshirs Elsvsnth m Rsuts.
BosfoE, Sept II, 1852.
the New Hampshire Eleventh regiment lefs Concord
to-day for tho seat OF via tho Norwich steamboat
| and Jersey City.
Military Movements An New York sna
Vicinity.
Tss sepslapa cqnps.is q s1U fssinssi viii bs paid
% a hall ht O'Clock this morning, :. The armory,
o ksesx and Grand streets These companies are
r,H, II, and X.
Al meeting Of Company F, held At tho armory, on
wednsAday evening Sept 10, 1882 Captain John Breslo
n the chair tho committee reported the following pre-
able and resolution, which were unanimously adopted
being their 9rst meeting since the regiment returned
from tie seat 81 war
midst ole who has endtsred himself b. his
generous kind and manly actions while member o. our