The New York herald., 1862-08-24
ARMY NEW S.
10 Seventeenth Maine Regiment.

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The Seventeenth Maine Regiment.
The Seventeenth regiment Maine Volunteers, Colonel
Thomas A. Roberts, arrived at this port from Fall River
In the steamer Plymouth Rock on Friday Afternoon and
were Immediately transported to Washington, via tho
New Jersey Railroad The regiment numbered one thou
sand and forty and the all armed with Enfield
riGes The following is q list Of the onicsrs-
Coloney-Thomas A. Roberts.
Lieutenant Col.nel-Charles B. Merrill.
kIjov-G. W. West.
Adjwtant-c. W. Roberts.
QuGrferm1ster-J. T. Materh0use
Suygeon-Dr. Virgins.
Chapain-Rev. Henry Honry.
GsH.ais,1co ~ sof p0Tta1d) ~ Savage; 6l Co.
(. H. Sawyer; c. (south PsrisJ, A. H. Hersey Co. d
s,mnst9n} ,s MerT Ha5so0 Co.. q fweIkSiH9,S
Stmson.
arrival and Departure OF tho Thirty
Nfth Regiment Massachusetts VOlun.
teers.
The Thirty fifth regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers,
Colonel E. Wild commanding, arrived 10 this city an
early hour yesterday route for the seat Of They
left Camp Stanton, LynnAeld Mass early Friday morn
ang and to this city by the Fall River route via
Boston The regiment nGmbers ten full companies all
nne, athletic men, fully armed and equ pped. The OF.
have with scarcely exception active ser.
vice, and every confidence felt that this regiment will
G won If ~ Inc
this city II was Immediately transferred from the steam.
boat 70 the cars which were 10 readiness at the Jersey
City depot tho whole operation being performed in
remarkably short space OF e and the train proceeded
an its way to Washington.
Cel0seI-adward A. Wild.
LieutsnGa Coloncl---
~4aj0r-Sumner Carruth.
Adiusan,-Nathansl Woods.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. Haiuor.
zssssame smesons-G N. MunsclI and AIUsr. ". cnt
Chaplssm-H. \. Miller.
la y R;na ~ OF Gne,,ss D. A. D:
min =. Pratt, OF Weymouth Sidney willard. Of Boston;
Horace Niles. OF Randolph; I. P. Cheever OF Chelsea,
and William Gibson, OF Boston.
Arrival and Departure or the Eighteenth
Connecticut Regiment.
Tho Eighteenth regiment Of Connecticut arrived in
Jersey City yesterday morning, and after short delay
proceeded by the TO Washington. They number one
thousand substantial looking men, fully armed equip.
PEI. Colonel Amy, the State Agent, received them
the landing aud took the most praiseworthy OF them
anil they started for action tho field The following u
. list Of the of1cers:-
Field and SLaf.-ColOne VIM. G. Ely; Lieutenant Colo.
ne Monroe Nicholson; Major Ephram Keech, Jr; Adja-
Carroton Assistant Surgeon, Or j. " Harrington Chap.
lain Rev Mr. Cooper, Of New London; Sergeant Major,
Line Oaccrs-c0mpany A-Captasn H. G. Davis, Green.
willie; First Lieutenant, Adam Henbrey; Second Lisute
Company B-Csptain Thos K Bates, Brooklne; First
Lieutenant Horao Blanchard, Kiugly; Second Lieute
nant, Ezra y. Carpenter, Putnam.
Company CCaptan, Isaac H. Bromley, Norwich, editor
Of the Norwich Bulla; First Lieutenant, Samuel G.
Asswn % Second c.sn:a lieutenant Henry T. Cewles &
JSssph Matthewson, Pomrst Second Lieutenant, William
Company E-Captain Isaac w. Hake Norwich; FRS.
Lieutenant Frederick A. Palmer Second Lieutenant John
Companv F-captain, Henry peale, Norwich First Lieu
tenant A. Woodward, Preston Second Lieutenant John
A. Francis, Norwich.
Company 0--Captafn Geo. W. Warner, Woodstock First
Lieutenant, Israel ~ kbbe, Putnam Second Lieutenant
Luther Rawson, Woodstock
Company H-captain, Charles D. Bowen, wilmantic;
First Lieutenant, James +. Long, Wlimantic; Second
Lieutenant, Andrew W. Loomis, Toand.
Company L-Captain, 8. Il. knapp
CcNsl0ny K-Captan, First Lieutenant,
Ezra j. Matthcwson; Second Lieutenant Geo. Kees.
Arrival and Departure or tho One Han.
dreth Regiment new York Volunteers.
Tho One Hundredth regiment New York State volun-
seers arrived in this city from Auburn yesterday morning.
and took their departure in the afternoon for Washington
The regiment il thousand strong and commanded by
Colonel ssgons who formerly held the rank Of Bgadisr
General ia the militia OF this State. The following ia
list OF the eflcers,-
REID and SaG-Jsess ssgoins. Colonel; Clinton D.
epopgal Lieutenant Colonel Seneca B. Smith, Major;
asnff H. Segoine Adjntant James Trulan, Quartermas
SEst Assistant Surgeon; James D. Benton, Second AS
lVoWComn,issinsed xaE-Jerome N. Latin, Sergeant
yAior Fred NJ. Coffin, Quartsrmaster Sergeant; Andrew
Camp, Commissary Sergeant; I. N Caukins, Hospital
Lims ONcrs.-C Company A--Aaron sesly, Captain;
Samuel b Mcintyre, First Lieutenant; Ezra Hibbard,
Company B-John s. Coo, Captain Jacob T Van Bus.
Kirk, First Lieutenant; John Tremper, Second Lieu
tenant
OJaspany C-Edward A. Thomas, Captain; Ira Jones,
First Lieutenant Theodore Iampson Second Lieutenant
Company D-Sebastian ID. Holmes, Captain Hassetns
Moore First Lieutenans Erastus NJ Granger, Second
Iasptenant.
C6rpany E-Isaac NJ Lusk, Captain; Andrew D. Sover.
hill First Lieutenant; John A. Laing Second Lieutenant
Company F-Benjann ". Thompson, Captain; Robert
c. Perry First Lieutenant; John H. Drake Second Lieu
Company Clovis W. Huss, Captain; John l. Brlnker.
hoG, Jr, First Lieutenant; Edgar j. Hueston, Second
company H-Ezra "A. Northrop Captain; Frank Rich,
First Lieutenant; - Myres Second Lieutenant
First Lieutenant Arthur w. Marshall, Second Lieutenant
Company Ks. A. Tremair, Captain; deorgs NJ. ---,
First Lieutenant; a. B. Capron, Second Lieutenant
Military Movements In New York and
Vicinity.
RECRUITING PROSPECTS.
turing tue past week recruiting has been quite brisk
he recruiting officers used the greatest exertions
order to Oil up their ~ to the requisite number.
bounty money for rosin already in the field is only
that which paid, that there is every probability
|. Of hsv ing those organizations at once filed up
THE ENROLMENT OFFICE.
The following has been issued by Judge Advocate Gene
| q aI Anthem
GENERAL oRDERs-No 3.
STATE New YoRK, \
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPARTMIsr,
New YoRK, August %, 1862.
The following addition and 10 general orders
Nos and hereby promulgated for the instruction
|, OF the enrolling oficers:-
T. The enrolling officers will report once day only
namely, at half past i've O'Clock =. n.
The enrolling officers will record tho occupation Of
sho PERSONS enrolled addition 20 their and resi-
dences by order Of WM HENRY ANTHON.
All the enrolling officers connected with the oco have
been appointed.
THE SIXTH SENATORIAL COMMITTEE.
meeting Of the Sixth Senatorial Military District
Committee was held YESTERDAY afternoon Peter Cooper