The New York herald., 1862-10-20
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival and Departure OF the Twenty
third Maine and Fourteenth New
Nampshire Regiments.

Hampshire Regiments.
Both these regiments arrived in Jersey City early
yesterday morning. and departed before for Wash
ington Each regiment is over nine hundred and sixty
strong fully armed aud equipped aud composed of spon
did fighting material Major Brown, Of the New England
Soldiers Relief Association, had the handsomely
subsised during their short stay in Jersey The coow
ing list OF the officers Of the Twenty third Mane
Field and 81 F.-Colonel wm Writ Virgin OF Norway
Lieutenant Colonel, Enos T. Luce, of Auburn Major A.
b. soue, Of Lewiston; Adjutant, w. IT, Hail. Of Palmyra
Surgeon Jesse p. SWEET, Brownne,d Assistant Sur
geon, H. r. Riker, of Minot Quarternastor, VIM Bray
Of Turner caapsn Ssepn = 81 sn9% OF Nor%sy ser
ers Sergeant, Samuel X Crocker Of Fryeburg Hospital
Steward, stephen B. Kening, of North yarmouth
Company AICa ptaiD ID. b. Narney, Lewiston; First
Lieutenant, r. W. Moser do. Second Lieutenant, H. A.
cSnrsay B--Cap.an, H. G. Little Brighton First Lieu
tenant, h. N. Wright, do; Second Lieutenant Granville
Fernald, Harrison.
Company C-Captsin, G. H. Prince BuckNeld First
C cSmysas - b-captan, Charles f. Bradford, Turner;
First Lieutenant, IL C. Haskell, do Second Lieutenant, H.
company E-captain, Amcn G. Pray, Auburn; First
Lieutenant, Freedom H. Lander do. Second Lieutenant,
Compomv F-Captain, H. w. Bolster, Paris; FRS. Lieu
tenant, Abbott ssarns do; Second Lieutenant William b.
Company G-Captaiu, A. p Lamb Poland; First Lieu
tenant, - Thurston, do.; Second Lieutenant, Free.
man. do.
Company II Captain A. F. Noyes, Norway First Lieu.
tenanf, - Howe, do; Second Lieutenant, - steans,
Company II Captain, J. s. Nash Iivermore First Lieu.
tenant, William X Staples, do; second Lieutenant, H. c.
Wentworth, do.
Company K Captain, NJ N Stanley, Porter First Lieu
tenant. j. y. Gentleman, do.
The following are the oticors Of the Fourteenth New
Field and Sq6. 6.--Colonel, Robert Wilson; Lieutenant
Colonel Teston A. Barker Major, Samuel A. Duncan;
Adutan, Alex Gardiner Qiartermaster, VIM. A. Heard;
Surgeon Wm Henry Thayer; First Assistant Surgeon,
Marshall Perkins, Second Assistant Surgeon, Franklin G.
Weeks; Chaplain, Ehu T. Rowe.
Company A-Csptain Frank T. Barker; First Leute-
nant Charles p Hall; Second Lieutenant Norman Howe.
Company B-Captain, John j. johnson; First Leute-
nant. Artemas u Adams Second Lieutenant, Charles T.
Compdny C-Captan, Amos p. Combs; FIRST Lieutenant,
Ira Bssry Seos pd Lieutenant, Carroll d. Wright.
uant, tark Fellows; Second Lieutenant John n Brown
CdMpoWy E-Csptein Freedom n. Rhodes; First Leutc-
nant, William Ccbeish second Lieutenant, John E. Will
obmpa~y H-capsain, rusodore A. Ripley First Lieute-
nant, Stephen Phelps second Lieutenant, VIM A. Eos.
Comrany G-Captain, soou A. Carter First Lieutenant
ch.riss =. webster; second Lieutenant, spencer L.
Company R-captain, william E. Bunten; first Meute
nant, Albert H. Sawyer Second Lieutenant, Walter Sar
Company E-Captain. Sylvester NJ Bugbes; First Lieu
tenant Nathaniel l. Chandler Second Lieutenant Dudley
Company K-Captau, oliver H. Marston First Lieu,e.
nApt, Jason D. Sewell Second Lieutenant, houlton 8.
Webster.
New Military Railroad Car.
We wore yesterday shown perfect model Of a
iron railroad car recently invented by Mr. s. j. See.cy
Of this city and for which the usual patent has been sp
piled for This intended obviate all tho difficult
which attend ordinary wooden railroad cars,
which many serious accidents have from time TO time
occurred is completely formed Of raised iron OF pro
per thickness which sheet OF iron running from
the bottom OF tho and forming perfect curve
that rife ball would be able strike butth outer
run elliptic In form and braced all along The bot
with angle and iron that In of collision
danger may be apprehcndcd that IL will break In pieces
the Is from twenty TO twenty-five per cent more
than the whole weight does NOT exceed
10 600 pounds. being much lighter than the ordinary
wooden We would recommend this improvement
the attention OF the government so that its merits may
be properly investigated
TiW FryEgAL OF COMMODORE HuDsoS.-Tbe fifty seamcn,
blue jackets forming part OF the funeral escort Of the
late Commodore W. l.. Hudson, United States Navy, aud
spoken Of in issue Of yesterday belonging to .he
school SHIP Savannah, from the receiving ship
North Carolina and commanded by the following
offccrs:--
Mr.. Hamilton, Acting Master.
Mr.. Hlackcston, Acting Master.
Mr.. Myers Carpenter.
Mr.. Rexford, Masters Mate.
Mr. Doyle, Masters Mate.