The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05
LOCAL MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Twcnty-hfth Regiment New York state
National Guard.

Twcnty.hfth Regiment New York state
National Guard.
The Twenty fifth regiment New York State Nationa'
Guard arrived this city from Albany yesterday morn
Ing They left that city about ten O'Clock on Tuesday
night by the Hudson River Railroad and landed at the
Chambers street depot at eleven O'Clock yesterday The
reg has already three months and fifteen days
seryice-from the months OF April to August in last
year. BY command OF Governor Morgan they carry the
following inscription their regimenta Standard
WASHINGTON, APRIL, 1861"
While serving the country last year they built tho fort
known as Fort Albany the Virginia side Of the Poto
mac and had the honor Of taking the two FIRST prsooera
captured by tho Amy Of the Potomac. They were
two rebel horsemen Who together with their horses
and EQUIPMENTS fell into the hands Of scouting party
Or the Twenty shortly After they had moved ever
the river.
The Twenty fifth regiment remained in this city At the
division armory, corner Of White and Elm streets for
Enfield rifles and received suppes'of other necessary
souipments The effective strength OF the regiment at
present about 1--WE hundred and thirty men Two CON-
regiment soon rs nlled up. The regiment viii leave
this city 10 day, and proceed BY the Camden
Tho following is list Of tho officers who are ct present
with the regiment
Colonet-Mshael X. Bryan.
Lieutenant Col0nel-Jamss Swift.
Mnjor-James Frisdlander.
Adjuiant-Iohn M. Kimball.
Qu1rtemdaer- Michasls Mcdonald.
SGrpeon-CorneAus B. 0'Lsary.
Assistank Surgeon-Thomas Beckett
cempang hnCapa Jacoo sot f M, asu'n'
Company B-Captan, Timothy McDsrmott First Lieu
tenant, Andrew OKesfs; Second Lieutenant, Terence
Company c-captan, John Gray; First Lieutenant,
Thomas Dunn; Second Leutsnant, Michael Ryan.
Company cspssn Msns' ssnn P s:s L.a
Company o-Csptan, - -; First Lieutenant,
rohc wsrLh
Company K-Captain Hale Kingsley; First Lieutenant,
Abram sickles; Second Lieutenant NJ A. Nolan; Third
Lieutenant, John hwisss.
Arrival OF the Nineteenth Regiment New
York state Militia.
This nne body Of arrived In Jersey City yester.
day evening from Hswburg Orange county STATE Of New
York, and were warmly and Enthusiastically greeted.
They wsrs accompanied from Newburg BY Brisadisr
General Parmsnser and his star oflosr, Paynss.sr
Brewster who took the vshest interest In seeing the
galianA and patriotic men all comfortably arranged.
The soldiers strong looking young men, and appear
What they are going out fight Ia defence Of tho Stars
and Strips They much applasdsd on their arrival
fully disciplined and equipped With the best Of
military material and win not be n any way inferior
70 those other New York regiments N sharing in those
glorious achievements which have already proved Of 30
mr. i 4 compi.is iiss q The oinssrs,--
mAn.
Cscnei-wm. Brown.
Lieutenant ColoneI--James Lew
Mdjor--Davd Jaeger.
Adjvfam- - Brown.
Pdvnnner-Geo. Wallace.
En0ssesr--Gso. G. Spencer.
,Spreeon-GeorgsS Little.
Znixdnt Surgeon-Jaccb N. Little.
| Chaplais-Rev. J. Forsyfhs, ID. ID.
orucERs on nEs1m.
Company A-Captain, J. Saith; First Lieutenant, -;
Second lieutenant Daniel Torbush.
Company B-Already IN service.
Company C--Net at present geag
Company D-Captsin, Isaac Jenkinscn; First Lsuts.
nant, VIM. N. Hathaway; Second Lieutenant, VIM. d.
CmpsAy E-Captsin, Jshn 8: waits; First Lieutenant,
Everett J. Roos; Second Lieutenant, VIM. q. oakley.
C0mPsWy E-Csvsaih, John IL. Tookey; FRS, Lieu.