The New York herald., 1862-09-08
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.


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THE CALL FOR TROOPS.
Arrival and Departure or the One Hum
dred and Twenty-third Regiment.
The One Hundred and Twenty third regiment New York
State Volunteers arrived in this city route for Washing
Saturday afternoon and e at three O'Clock yester
day afternoon This regiment entirely recruited In
Washington county aud numbers thousand men. II
composed OF most excellent material many mon Of In
uence position and wealth occupying the position OF pr
Yates in its rannks II raised during the month Of
August and quartcred in Salem, Washington county
Under tho original order for additional troops regi
ment was put down as the quota TO be furnished BY
Washington and Rensselaer, combined; but the
County War Committee OF Washington decided 70 get
regiment that county aoae and right nobly did the
Washingtonans respond 10 tho call made upon them.
The regiment lis now on its way to Washington, thirty
days only having elapsed since ito formation was
commenced. In addition 70 this, three companies
Of another regiment have already been raised in
Washington, and one hundred more will complete
the quota this RENSSELAER, under both calls
OF the President. These be raised In Washington
alone, the war spirit s still at fever heat thcre The
following list OF ihe officers OF the One Hun
dred and all OF whom ara from Washington
country.
Lieutenant Colonel. Frank Norton lin tho hcId) Maor
James Rogers, Gin the 6ed); Adjutant, George II. Wal
Lace Quarten 'ster John king OF salem FIRST Assistant
Surgeon, L. W. Kennedy, Cambridge Second Assistant
Surgeon Richard s. Connolly. Eiston, Chaplain, henry
Gordon Cambridge Seargant MAJOR, Walter L. Martin,
Fort Ann; Clerk, A. A. Buell., whitehall.
Company A-Captain, Abraham Reynolds Battonvilie
FIRST Alonzo Mason, Greenwich; Second Lieu
tenant, JAS Shaw, East q Greenwch.
Company B-Captain, George w. Warren, Sandy Hill ,
First Lieutenant, James Warren, Sandy Hil Second
Lieutenant, samuelC Burton, Sandy Hill
Company C-Caplain, Adophus II Tanner, whitehall;
Frst Lieutenant, Walter &. Warner whitehall; Second
Lieutenant, John C. Corbett, whitehall.
Company D-Captain, Jonn Barron, Fort Ann; Fret
Lieutenant, Alex Anderson, Putnam; Second Lieutenant,
Edward y. Quinn Fort Ann.
Company E-Captain, Vernon W. Weir, Hartford First
Lieutenant, George IL. Hall, Hebron; Second Lieutenant
Company F-C,ptan, Duuton Robertson, Argyle; First
Lieutenant Donald REID, Lake, Second Lieutenant George
Robinson, Argyle
Company G~Captain, Henry Gray, North White Creek
First Lieutenant, James Hill Coer; Second Lieutenant,
Charles Archer, North White Creek.
Company H-Capain, John s. Crary, Salem First Lieu
tenant Penjamin Elliott Salem Second Lieutenant Josiah
W. Culver Shushan.
Con.pany L-Captain Orrin s. Hall, Ceure Cambridge;
First Lieutenant Marcus Bsade, South rastou Second
Lieutenant, Albert Shiland, Ceptre Cambridge
Company K-Captain, Henry 0. Wiley, North Gran
ville First Lieutenant, Hiram u. Warner, Hampton;
Second Lieutenant, George w. Baker, Middle Granville
Arrival or New England Reg imcnts.
THE TENTH REGIMENT VERMONT VOLUNTEERS AND
THE RTY-NINfH MASSACHUSETTS EN- ROUTE FOR
WASHINGTON.
The present crisis in the affairs Of the nation being
promptly by the New England states. Almost daily
have to record the passage Of more regiments
from the Eastern States to the seat Of war During
to-day the quiet of city was broken by the passage
Two egmenIs through streets on their way to te
national capital The transit OF these regiments from
their homes In the East conducted with remarkable
DESPATCH and reflects great credit Colonel Frank II.
Howe the agent Of the Massachusetts Relief Association
this city, and ais assistants MAJOR G. Brown and Frank
f. Wellington OF Boston, and Mr.. Hobrook son OF Cover
nor Holbroos, OF Vermont.
THE TENTH vEgM ONT REGIMENT.
The Tenth regiment Vermont Volunteers Colonel Jewct
commandnF arrived in this city at seven O'Clock yester
day morning. They left Bratteboro, VI, on Saturday
evening by the New Haven line aud on being landed At
Peck slip marched TO tue Park Barracks, where
substantial breakfast in readiness Tor them. At ten
O'Clock the lre was again formed, and the regiment
marched down Broadway and embarked on board tho
Camden and Amboy boat, by which route they were Tor
warded to Washington.
their appearance, had been recruited IN the agricultural
districts Of the state They all fully equipped aud
armed with springfield rifles. Each man carried in his
cap small branch OF spruce, BY which they easily
recognized by the passcrs by, and many fervent god
wishes followed the Green Mountain Boys ON their march
down broadway
THE THIRTY NINTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
About eight O'Clock yesterday morning the Thirty
ninth regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers arrived .n
this city from Boston, by the Fail River route, their
way TO Washington The regiment iet Boston on Satur
day evening fully armed and equipped After delay Of
two hours IN this city, during which time the men par
City depot, where in waiting, and were mms
diately forwarded to Washington.
The following is a complete list Of the officers
Cotonei-P. Stearns Davis, Cambridge.
Lieutenant Coionci--tharles H. Pierson, Salem
Ma,or--Henry n. Tremlett. Boston.
Surgeon--Cavin g. Page, Boston.
Ass,stafi SwgcoaS-Jamcs L. Chapman, Milford Henry
n. Mitchell, East Bridgewater.
Cdptains--wm II. Graham Roxbury; John Hutchins,
Medlord; Edward A. Spear, Quincy George S. Nelson,
South Danvers Frederick r. Kinsley Somervile JOS j.
Cooper Taunton Ezra Trull, Walertown Eph II. Brig
ham, Natick John /. Richardson, WoOurn; Charles N.
Hunt, Quincy
F.,a L.euxnan,s-wm. 7. Spear, ROxbgry; Perry Col
man, Medford; WIN. q. sheen, Quincy; Henry W Moul
ton South Danvers. Joseph Giles, soInervilie Robert
Rhodes, Dorchester Isaac d. Paul Taunton Simon Multi
gan Natck Charles thompson, Boston; Luke X. Tidd.
Woburn; Emory Washburne, Jr., Cambridge; Edward l..
white, Cambridge. (AdJutant and Quartermaster IN
cuded.)
Second Lieiaendnt-Julius NJ. Swain Roxbury; Isaac r.
r. Hosea Mcdfoid Charles H. Porter Quincy George H.
Whey, south Dsnvers Willard &. knsey, Somervic,
Robert Williams, Dorchester; Vim. H. Brown, Natick;
Bartlett shaw Carver; John d. kecd, Taunton Luke Wy
man, woburn.