The New York herald., 1862-01-17
MILITARY MOVEMENTS In THE CITY.
ARRIVAL. OF THE SEVENTH NEW HAMP-
SHIRE REGIMENT.

Thin regiment has been, for the last three months,
sncamped n Camp Hale, Manchester. N. H. They broke
camp twelve O'Clock Tuesday last, and on passing
through Manchester were received by Governor N o.
Barry the State Council and the Mayor Of the CITY
Governor Barry addressed them in lengthy and pairi
otic speech, which received with much enthusiasm
by regiment At the close of the Governor speech ne
followed by others, who spoke IN similar patrouc
strain Arriving in the city Nashua they were met
by 900 people, who gave them splendid reception
and also at Worcester In fact they had continual ova
ton on the whole line of march Alyns Point, where
thew embarked on board Connecticut which
arrived in this city at six O'Clock Wednesday evening
the foot Canal street As they had disembaked
they took up line OF march through Canal street TO
Broadway, down Broadway TO 70 White street, where
quarters provided for them during their stay this
city They number 046 men, recruited from the very
material that the State could produce. None but
Of good moral character and industrious and nte
gent citizens accepted IN the ranks there not
less than twenty 1--WE graduates OF different colleges who
have enlisted privates.
Colonel H. s. Putnam is a graduate Of West Point He
s officer IN the regular army and is great grandson
of General Israel Putnam he possesses all the charac
teristics OF 'sOld Put.
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph C. Abbott was formerly
Adjutant General OF New Hampshire and for eight
years editor and proprietor of the Daily American OF
Manchester. He also resigned lucrative Consushp
under the United States government to enlist IN the war
against the rebels.
Major naniel Smith of Dover, of considerable
military knowledge and well known throughout his state
New Hampshire forces during the war Of 1872 and his
grandfather Aaer Of the New Hampshire forces during
the Revolution.
The regiment is principally Offered by graduates of
military and ether colleges With educated set OF
officers. intelligent and healthy soldiers, and with the
dr and experience of the men, IL may well be expected
that this regiment VIII prove valuable addition TO the
Union forces now IN the held
The following is complete list of the ofcers Of the
reSiment.-
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colone--Haldman ;. Putnam.
Erl,. ~ hhCt
Major--Danel Smith.
Adlutant-Thos. 4 Henderson.
Observation-Disclosures II. Young
Surgcon-Wm II. Brown.
Assistant Surgeon-Henry Boynton.
Chaplain-Joseph c. Emerson
Sergeant Maor--George H. Elliott
Quartermaster Sergeant-G. S. Hanson.
Commissary eant-Henry G. Lowell.
Company A-taptan, Jonathan +. Cotton; First Lieu
tenant 6rav lie p Mason; Second Lieutenant, Virgil II.
Cate.
Company B-Captain, Orlando Iawrcuce First Lieu
tenant Daniel b. Currer Second Lieutenant Ezra Davis
Company eCaptain jesse +. George; First Lieutenant
Jerome House; Second Lieute nant, Samuel Williams
Company D-Captain, James NJ. Chase: First Lieuten
ant, William C. Knowlton; Second Lieutenant, Charles
Harper.
Company E-Captain, jeremiah s. Durgin; First Lieu
tenant, Timothy Dow Second Lieutenant Henry n Baker
Company F-Captain, Aug n Rollins; First Lieutenant,
Oliver NJ Clark Second Lieutenant Frank g. Wentworth
Company G-Caltain, Henry b. Leavtt; First leuten-
ant PenuelC Ham; Second Lieutenant Joseph r. Clifford
Company H-captain, Nathan Y. Auies: First Lieuen-
ant Alfred X. Potter Second Lieutenant, John H. Wor-
Company I-Captan Joseph Freschl First Lieutenant,
Charles Cain: Second Lieutenant. Perley p Bryant.
Company K-Captain, Warren E. T. Brown First Leu
tenant L. N Foggs Second Lieutenant, William a. Hills
1t expected that Governor Parry and number OF the
other leading Of New Hampshire VIII arrive in this
city to-day and accompany the regiment TO Washington
A special meeting Of the sons Of New Hampshire in
New York viii be held at the Grard House, Chambers
street. this morning at halfpast ten O'Clock, for the pur
pose OF rendering suitable token of esteem to the
Seventh New Hampshire regiment Colonel Putnam, now
temporarily quartered in this city.