The New York herald., 1862-09-27
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival OF the One Hundred and Fifty
uevensh Regiment New York state We
lunteers.
The One Hundred Fifty ssventh regiment New York
ess Volunteers arrived in this city last evening and
were quartered Park Barracks. where they
Cd iass night The Que Hunared and Fity-sevenh left
hamilton, whsre they encamped Thursday morn.
ns and by the Hudson River Railroad this city
fhsy are splendid body OF men and 60 TO the Of
thousand strong The following ID list Of
sAsoGicers
xSs'd and S..F.-Colons Philip B. Brown Lieutenant
o0lne, George Arrowsmith Msjor j. G. Carmchssi, Ad
pt4nt, o. T. Messenger; Surgeon H. g. HendrickS Quar-
ternaster Penn Magraw
Qsppany A-captan, j. Hunt Smith. First Lieutenant,
Gs6FSe Seyn Second Lieutenant, J. ID. Palmer.
0bapany 6.-Captsin Jefferson Randall; First Lieu
ssaans, c. Ware second Lieutenant, g A. Van slyck
6bsapany Captain 4. Bliss First Lieutenant, J. A.
C01Rn second Lieutenant, j. d. Butler.
d8mplny D-Cap,aip II. o. Dunbar; First Lieutenant,
I. Minor second Lieutenant, L. I. stilman.
Company E-Captain, b, b. Andrews; First Lieutenant ,
j. Backus; Second LieuteI ant, B. /. jones'.
0Mfang F-Captaln J. Riley stone; First Lieutenant,
". A. Stone, Secoad lieutenant, S Wckmire
Company Captain, A. Tutte First Lieutenant NJ D.
hansy Second Lieutenant, ii. Frunk.
COmpzn H-Captain w p. Beck; First Lieutenant , L.
W. Buck; Second Lieutenant, A. Adams.
Company Captain, W beiinser First Lieutenant W.
Sfvot Second Lieutenant, ,-- Sinclair
compdny h.-Gapain, NJ. n. Daniels, First Leul0nant
H. Bannin; Second Lieutenant, J. A. Kenny
The One Hundred and Sixty-Ninth Re.
Siment New York Volunteers.
1hs Ono Hundred and Sixty.ninth regiment New
York Volunteers, Clonal Clarence Buel commanding,
arrived at the PARK Barracks from Troy, by the Hudson
River Railway carly hour yesterday morning This
Ane command recruited in Rensselaer, and Washing
tcn countries and is up TO the full minimum standard
composed Of hale and courageous The following
list or the
Eesd ard NdT OGo~s.--Colone. Hon Clarence puel OF
Troy Lieutenant Colonel John IcCoaine Ma ar annyo
Aldea Of Troy; Adjutant, Wm t. kisselburgn OF Troy
Qaaternaster, Sidney n. kinney; Chaplain Rev. Mr.
Eaton surgeons, Dr. John Knowdson, Or. skinner Dr.
Reynolds.
Company A-Captain Colvin, First Lieutenant Parmen
Tor second Lieutenant Smith
Corapany S--Captain Wood, First Lieutenant Benson
second Lieutenant Holmes.
GossGmy C-captan Allen, First Lieutenant Tarbel
Decsud Lieutenant Morcy
Coa1pI,y D-taptain Coleman. First Lieutenant OCon-
nor, Second Lieutenant Hughes.
CSnafdny E.--Captaa Wright First Lieutenant Croft
Second Lieutenant Palmer
Company F-(aDtan Vangu First Lieutenant Thonp-
ocn Second lie ateIant -.
Company Captain AcCoun, First Lieutenant eager,
Gonlay. u. captain wickss, First Lieutenant Harts-
Aoin, y, md Lieutenant Lyons.
CdSsJu7g L--flptatn Mirnane First Lieutenant Sny-
Ger rec0ud Lieutenant Corners.
Company A. atain Ferguson. First Lieutenant Carey,
seyvru LfrutenAlt Smith.
Col 5uel commanding the regiment is a son OF the
sAts lion JAY ID Ble Jr, OF the most eminent law
yers At The nar OF New York. cptemi or raneos with the
MtS exIr sdent Van Buren,, Elisha Williams Judge
kent Colonel Buel, who aholt thirty two years ol
age lawyer Of high standing Rensselaer, bar
and il addition having he'd several aporant civil
trusts, has already honor b. service in the fei
as captain the ira ii Hlrrs cava " Colonel Buel is
nan oi rare military capacity Col cautious and col
lected Il" Seldom indeed errs IN Judgment, and
o. successful military service may be anticipated
citizen Of Troy and graduate OF Union Colga shortly
isr leaving which institution he removed TO Nebraska
Territory, AND carly became prominent civil affairs
ne Is nearly twenty -esht years OF age and is OF
tie Hon Is: ael McConhe Sr IL ID. an eminent LAWYER
and judge O Troy who has dedicated three this
war Having graduated Al the Albany Law Scnoo with
honor he removed 10 Neb aska tory in 1856 and
soon became the private sccretayo. Governor william
A. Mchirdson, at present An acting MAJOR general
- volunteers. Colonel McConhe was also the private
secretary Of the late Colonei simuel W. Black while
that anented soldier was Govern r. Of kebfa-ka pre.
vsous 10 which he credaby held position uf adj,
tsn gene al Of the Territory lie also saw SCI vice as
coioue in the Pawnee war in 1895 In 1850
he was the democratic candidate for mayor OF Omaha
City ,bui vas overcome by the opposition. Lieutenant
Col 81 'cCnihe saw service at Pttsburg Landing IN
~hEh engagement be was severely wounded. His ap-
Esutneu % his present position, like that Of Col mel
Soe vas extremely popular throughout the section
s.ig pss ssed q Sre-i wealth. patriotic impulses, add
ID TO his tn In private life, and his known and
rec enized bravery up the e he goes forward TO the
war agsil under the most Ili.nt auspices.
Ad utlrt ksselbu gu Troan bs birth and is wiiely
known in his section as one OF the editos Of The Troy
f'ms He Is eninenty quahcd tor his reseni respousi
aeald ardnous post, and Is uncommonly popular with
the cgnnsnd-
2 ireGmaster Kinney, though young m n, is compe-
tent AID possessed Of sound business qualifications inn
8tail ID Tie position he holds He cd at viii
high terms OF his ipsS,ty and ariotisr
surgeon kpowIson bcrall. ed "a 81 III sica OF
ability aad SIiIe rei 'c, F,ola. Just pre. Gus
the bre king the reh iii Suffered i'm ris ameni
for his loyalty lie IS untmoaisg his Uni mis- y. and
especially able IL his pro essinna "a Rcity.
Dariag the passage Of the regimen: 10 this chr pri
yae beiong 70 capt. Nc owns Com pary naa.ed yis
fell between two cars and ID his head that nc
dsed before merning
The One Hundred and sixty ninth will probably leave
The CITY this evening. It's destination is not known