The New York herald., 1862-08-27
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.

O'Clock yesterday morning al tbe depot In Jersey City by
the staamer Commonwealth, from Concord and Groton
route the seat OF war. The officers and men looked
very fresh and healthy and landing attracted consid
cradle notice. Thsy came by way Of Worcester and
Providence and before leaving Concord were presented
by Governor Berry with a spersd new stand OF coors
His Exceiiency ede very spirssrrng and appropriate
speech 70 tho galau. officers and msnof the ninth.
Colonel u. O. Fellows, the oommsndant. received his
military education at west Point AMI 10 looked spon ~
the leading military commander sof New Hampshire. He
formerly Adutant or tho Ftrf New Hampshire regf
ment and afterwards promo%sd 70 20 Colonel OK VIE
Third, from which he osdered 70 tho command d
tho Nnth. He has also been recon msndod from tho
proper quarter 70 be appointed brgsdier general com
mission which no Ii expected receive. His pub.
lie services eminsntly qualify him for such possoa,
and his military career 10 too wef known TO require
further comnent He both kind and indulgsnt 10 hD
men, and at tbs Same time q strot dscip&harian.
Lieutenant Colonel Herbert B. Titus ressved his edsss
tioa at Yale College, and was Officer in the Second
New Hampshire. He also prominest officer In ths
United Statessignal Corps.
New Hampshire and has given up his profession FOR ts
present to do active service IN the field on DshaK OF as
country and the Union.
Adjutant Geo H. Chandler, OF Concord, graduate O
Dartmouth College, and has been Assistant Secretary q
State He s looked upon as q lime hne oicer, being ono
Surgeon w A. Webster is graduate OF Long Island
College, Brooklyn, and s well adapted 70 fill his present
position, being well read In surgery.
Most staff and line officers college graduates
and tho regiment looked upon AZ one os the best thas
has yet left New Hampshire.
Tho following is a list OF the ofiOerS-
C0loaet-Enoch Q. Fellows.
Lieltsaae Colonct-Herbsrt B. Titus.
Major-George W. Everett.
AdjuGnt-George ii. Chandler.
Quar- Standardization 3. Hutchins.
Asnsans Surysons-John s. Emerson and Francis n.
Chaplain Edward NJ Gushss.
Sergeant Mdjo,,-Edwin Greene.
Conin,issary Seryedat-Howard NJ Hanson
QuaTte mos'e, s Sc, ,geant-Jatnes b. Terry
Surgeo,t--W. a. Webster.
Hospital Iclour3--A. Warner Shepard.
Principal Musicians of Infant y-Sylvanus Adams and
Alden u. Bennett
Conspany A-Captain Leonard H. Pisbury; First Lieu
tenant, Wm. s. Pisbury; Second Lieutenant, Oliver r
Newcomb.
Comgany B-capsain s. Judson Alexander; First Lieu.
tenant, Willard N. Haradon; Second Iieutenanti l. Mel
Company C-capain. Augustus 8 Edgery; First Lieu
tenant Charles w. Tlt0n Second Lieutenant Charles D.
Company D-Captan, Chester G. Stevens First Lieuss.
nant. Andrew j. Hough Second Liedtenant, ALBERTO.
Company ECaptain Daniel Q. Buswel FRS, Lieuts-
nan Asa r. Hutchinson; Second Lieutenant James n.
cOmpany E.captain Andrew stone; First Lieussn-
Company G-Captain. Smith A. Whitfield; First Lieu
tenant, Orville Smith; Second, Charles A. Harndcn.
Company A-Captan, Charles W Edgerly; First Lieu
tenant, John g. Lewis; Second, James Baisdell.
Company L-Captain John W Babbt; First Lieutenant
Jacob Green; Second, Nelson N. sawyer.
Company K7Cptain John Is. Cooper; First Lieutenant
Erwin T. Case; Second, WilliamJ. Brown.
FOURTEENTH CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS.
This regiment, numbering upwards Of one thousand
y Yesterday % morning a. six "a ociocK They came from
Hartford in the steamer City Of Hartford After delay
ing for an hour and hall preparing themselves to 60
board the EiZabethport steamer everything being in
recdness they started precisely eight O'clock for Eliza
bcihport whence they proceeded en- route BY the Cam.
den and Amboy Railroad to their destination They are
young, healthy ard robust locking soldiers and will do
good execution in the field They are armed with ths
Enfield and Springfield rife.
The following is a list of the oflcers:-
Coionel--D Norris.
Lieutenant Coloaei-sanlord II. Perkins.
Maio,.-Cyrus c. Clark.
Adl,aant-Theolhus q. Ellis.
Qua,te,,aas.ey-t harlcs +. Dibble.
Surg 07.--P. G.. Rockwell.
Ass,ssan. surgeon Jcwest aud Frederick 4 DuA
Chapiain-H 8. Stevens.
Sugcdn MajoT-H. P. Goddard
drteaTiaster's Ssg 0nt-Wm. A. Comes.
Commisasy SerGednt-Juus Knowlton.
Company A-Captain, James d. Merritt; First Lieu.
tonant George NJ Aoorehouse; Second, 49,.
Company B-Captain, Il. Gibbins: First Loutenans.J.
c. Erootch; Second, Walter B. Lucas,
Company Ccaptan, $. W. Carpenter; First Licutenans,
F. Seymour; Second, james =. simpson.
ry; Second, c. G. vinicn.
Company E-Cap.ain, W. II. Jubbs; First Lieutenant,
M. i. Ilal Second, G. p. Baldwin.
Compdny E-Captan, J. F. Bnn; First Lieutsnans.
Samuel A. Moore; Second, Theodore A. Stanley:
Company G-eaptain Samuel Willard, First Lieutcnans,
VIM. w. Hart; Second - Sherman.
Company H-captain, samuel H. DAVIS; First Leu-
tenant, Henry Lee; Second, James T. Comstock.
Company ECaptain Isaac p. Bronson; First Lisu-
tenant James L. Townsend; Second, samuel Fiske.
Cer9ans K.tavtan, -. First Lieutenant, James
B. Cort Second, George Crosby.
THE EIGHTEENTH MAINE.
The Eighteenth regiment Of Maine arrived in this city
yesterday morning from Bangor in tho steamer Bay state
They are fine body Of men, and number Thousand
departure II the regiment, presented them with snen-
did American flag. They have beon in camp one mcnth,
md haya mir rued niue nj iarta dI,fv
Major Charles Hanlin, OF the corps, Is son OF the Vice
Presiden They took their departure from Jersey City
for Washington shortly after arrival The armed
with fnlcd rifles, which they will no doubt use with
enec. when tie time arrives -
C5loael-Danici Chaplin, OF Bangor.
Lieuic,,di4 Coione-Thos H. Talbot, Of Machias.
Maj0r--ChaIes Hamlia, of Bangor.
AoJu0ri-R. B. sheppard, ol Eangor.
Observation-Disclosures Pitcher OF Bangor
Sasgeos--ltothcus T. Paino, vi Elmpden-
Assistant S,rseon--icromc u. Els.ns, of Ashland
Sergeant Mdjoi-J A. L@lAcey, u bangor.
QuuTtgpdsttr Eoryegn,-C ID. Dwinell, OF Bangor.
jlasraol Serayd-b. e. Frost, Of bangor.
Drum Aojor-Jos. Bither, o. Bangor
Cdimns-W. c. Clark, Company A, OF Lincoln 8. ".
Daggetl Company b. %; Bngor e. A. Smith, mpany c,
OF Ellsworth C. v trossnian, Company d, or Bangor W.
s. Clark, Company y, Of sangcrYIe L. Hrckey, Com
pany + OF Haupdea $. A. Colby Company G or Buoka
port H. o. smith, Company II, OF Columbia Jno Atwell,
company I, oi Orono Geo W. Sabine, Comp X, ok
Ftia Licr,iemants-c W. Mute, Company A, cs Lincoln
II. C. Low Company y, ,oI Raugor W. Parker Company
c, OF Ellsworth; r. H. shaw Company d. snf Bangor Nv.
Clark, Company H. Of sangeTyiic r. +. Jersey COMPANY
y! DubBol T. ~ fioWeb, company o mos.
II. Palmer, Company II, ,oi Mibrdge; A. j. JaqutL Com
pony Of Oidtown VIM. X Pattangaie, Company X, Of
Pembroke.
ecogld Lieuteuankss Il. Burnham Company A, Of Lin
coin Charles T. Robinson, Company b. OF Bangor George
W. GFart Company ., Of Ellsworth A. b. Marston. Com
PAM ~ OF Bangor H. A. Cummings, Company l., OF Ian-
gor q. X. Fernald Company n, OF Ievant l.. s. Ward
we'll Company &, q saoksport v, \. Newenham, Conn
pany II, Of hcrry1eid 5. j. Oakes, Company !, OF Old
town; ). Z. TsibJt, Company X, u East Alachias.
Military Movements In New York and
Vicinity.
TIE QuARTEgMAsIER GENERALS OFFICE.
General Arthar and his assistants UP their
Ia business There nty regiments fairly organ.
zcd In the state and awaiting tho necessary preparations
10 be madc ia order to march coward 10 Richmond.
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