New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
Tpr MAINE soLpIrns-Gov. wAsHBuRx's VISIT

TIE MAINE S0LDIERS-Gov. WAshBVKNs NIsiI
-AcoIDEYTAL DEATH ~ THE MAINE 2lsT RrGI-
MrSr.-His Excelency Gov. Washburn Of Maine
returned from Washington on Saturday night, having
visited the various regiments in the vicinity OF
Washington and across the Potomac. lie spent
some days in this tour Of observation. lie was Ie-
ceived everywhere with the utmost enthusiasm by
all the sodiers from his State. lie accompanied
by Brig. Gen. Howard. lie witnessed the recep'
tion of the Commander-in-Chief, Gen. burnside D!
his army, and was present when Gen. hooAeI 'OO"
command Of his corps. The army Is IN hne conc''
ton as to health and discipline, and in the bestsP
fol- the CAMPAIGN. On Monday forenoon Gov WASH
burn visited the Maine Regiments at East New
York the Dist and Oath Roeimens,whie are TO Ioim
part Of Gep Bankss expedition. The held''iheers
OF the DIST arc Cot. T.. ID. johnson OF Lewiston,
Lieut. Col. Nathan Stanley Of Nassalbofo, and MAJ
b. e.. Merry Of Bath; OF the oath Col. George N.
Atwood OF Gardiner Lieut.-COl. Chas. L. Besp OF
Warren. and Ilai. Eben Hutchinson Of Portland.
These oiEceis, and also the company officers, are
from the very best material toe State Afford and
no State has sent better soldiers than Maine. The
men OF these Maine regiments are fine, hardy, self
.elisat. able.bodied There ia scarcely a company
officer who is no; capable of taking the command OF
o re gment. The group that surrounded the Gov
ernor, made up Of the officers Of the DIST and oath
Regiments would have made picture worthy Of II
place in any collection Of military worthless. As the
weather was uniavorabe, q steady fall Of rain being
In progress there parade Of the soldiers. The
Governor, in taking leave assured by each that
they were only impatient for thing, a chance to
prove their courage on The field Many Of tho COM
pGny officers are professional men. Capt. Fletcher
Of the 9th is good lawyer and has served two
years in the Senate of Maine. Such is the material
OF the Maine Regiments. We bye below a roster Of
the GaldoieeIs Of the Maine volunteers, standing
Nov. l. 1862:
INFANTRY.
SECOND REGlNESI.-Coonel Charles ". Roberts Bangor:
leu,enant olonel George Nsrney Bangor Niger Daniel
TnIfD BEeiusNT Colonel, Horny g. staples. Augusta
Leuienalt Colonel Moses b. Lakeusn Augustus Major Ed
For,1ii kr.,srNr-Colenel EHsh wake-. Rocksna
Lerenant-Coon LoreI 20 d. Carver Rockanli Major
FIFru RteisFyr -Coo.el, Edward A. scaumon, Port
land LienenantColoue - Swea. Edwards Betnei Ma
jOr: enry r. Miie,t fa.ny a. , -,.-, 80.
Lieueus Ce.ope Cn4 h. Chandler, foIeroiii AJ'I'
SpvsSra RrsiasNr--C !. ouel Edward c. Mason Fort.
lsij; Lieu,ensutC 9one, sedcu Conner Feiheld MaJor
Ei.nTn BEeiv-ST.- Colonel. John D. Ras, Camden;
Lii 4,e ante olouei joseph r. T~itchweh' fsten Mjor
S,Nru EE5ISSSr-Coioaol. RishFOrth Rich, Portland
Lieuenani Colonel Horauo Iis5ee I, Canton MAJOR, sa
TrSgu kssiuEsr-Colorl. George L. Bcl, Norway
Lieutor ln-C ooud, Jas >. fMeblown, Lewioni Neior
ElrvESTH RaeizEST-C Colonel Harris n. Plsied, Ban.
gori Leueu n,C lionel Robert 10 Campbell, CAcfiy Lel
Ajor, Winslow 2. spoiord, Dsdhnn.
iwfITI Colonel. :, lillian x. Iiubau Parisi
LieutersatC el Edwin lllssy Le"ison MlJor, Gideon
a; i' ,,,rr-coi.rsl Henri, Rust IT, nor
way; Lie co-onei Fre-A > the, Bangor ia
'FoelrsssTn EsiSfsi.-Colo-ol Frank S. Nick-rson
scanrofti Licg eaau Colonel, Thomas w. Porter, Bangor
E,Iffi.srl Rrcl.avr.-Co,5re Lac Over, st9whsrsni
Iiateuu. Cgo-c. Ben. j. tafny. .r, Icl0roAei 49,.
slAlEss,r Re- x.S1.-Coloael. Asa ". wildof, -aow-
ie.ar; Liz a.sIant Coone Chss W -idon Cale "a y,
Aa-4.t.s Is. tlfIlam. Baurcr
shvEsrxsx1r BEs1rSI.-Cclonel, Thouss 4. Roberts,
h ''i GeoI.o n We, '' So.t keai .',
.HrEg.In NEel1lFgT.-- Colonel. Daniel Chopin, Ban.
Aea'enant Ccclc Thomas C. Tablet FoIl-di AI9t'
CSETIggH IirGi,. ES.-C Colonel. Frederick D. sewau.
Balh, Lieaeaaat Colonel Fsauci. p Hea.h, Wa.eryie
Major, heHry W. Cunni. CHAM, Be..-st. ~. -. NJ,
iwES.i.Ih EE6iaiSs Co.onel Atelbeis Aieeai We.
Brasswiczi alsior. ChaIl.s b. Gilmore, bangor.
Finsq REcruxSr.-Coono samuel Il Allen, Thomaston
5,i3 Zen C.S.ol: second II 5r Warsea L. vii.
ny B. 1.or; Ibird Ms5r iona P Icy. Tholna.too.
MOUNTED AETILLEEY.-lMAJOR, DAVIS TILsoN
ROcTLAyD.l
BAT4EaIgs--ls Csp.si1 .tssrd W. Thompson. Bluls
wiek - 1iI.aia, JJ p. -i , c i o; va ~
iaou IT, Bethel; 5h captain Geor-e +. Leppi,n Pert
CoMiaSl D. SHAAfssj oI zAs.-C apsain, Jacob Nc
xlSr MONTHS MGy.
Twxvrl.Yfasr Re 1fsr.-C Colonel, Elijah y. johnson
Loai.sau Leu,enan; Co.oae Nat4a sa cy, Vase. bo.o
Nsor. BEL I.'.ia q. t!.Irv Beth
IvESly.s-.c 80 Rsc1saSr.- Colonel Simon g. Jerr1sd
leg.nt. lieutenant L o.8ne Alouz0 o. Putnam, Dover;
IwlNII.IiiiED EEGalrsT.--Col9ne Wa. ". Virgin,
Norway Leu:enartt c.onei E.os T. Luce Auburn ~. Or
Aired h. Soa4e LewiFOn.
Gard ue- Leates AIT e., Charles T. Bean, Nsreni
III Jor Esen he.c4lns'n' athens
1wENsN-fllr RIO NzNT--Coorei Ffaneis Fetsenden
Poul4ud; Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES i. 8 aw FotId
Ne. 20 Alexander - .Ioisan. t9.tani . $500 80
iwkaTFsl2rt IEeiHaSa.-C olonel Natha1e1 H. lt 'o'
bard "a LieT-arti Lieutenant Colonel Phio Leiscyi Bel
fsst; ia Or James y Fowler, Searss ori.
Ssco LisateIsuC oi9nel alak r. entwoTth, K.lely,
Me -e Jssas. n. stone Kennebauk
HEN1YKlGErH kEoiNLNI.-Celo1el, EphEs.m w.
Cranberry Isle MAJOR, joseph y. Buleu New Sharon.
4 sad accident occurred Oh Sunday. Sergeant
johnson Of 1homaston came into Capt. HeVil''s
tent Of The 2lst, from attending prayermeeung,
when tie Captain coming in, tCoh up a new pistol
that had been laid on bic table. Surprising il
uDloaied, he snapped i. Il WIS loaded, aad
the contents entered the bf4in Of his friend Serg.
johnson who was sitting by him. who wac rem
Sere6 nnconscous, and in few hours was dead.
Us reinains was cent TO bis friends ia Maine. The
young man was Of exemplary character and a ia
yor;e, Of religious ,ugn o. mind lie spoke with uE-
usdai iervor ar tie Vrayer-mseing a short lime be-
fore :his Ed accident, 20 much as 20 excite Ie-
marks Of commentator from his comrades. HE
siug1lar death cast a feeling Of gloom throughout
tile camp. Gov. WasJusn lett for Maize On Mon-
asy evening.
CouSrY CASvAssEEs.-TLe Board Of County
Caay-sers met again yesterday noon, and canyassed
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