, 1862-06-03
THE NINETEENTH WISCONSIN
REGIMENT.


The Nineteenth Wisconsin regiment, ot
whom We have heard 60 much, passed through
our city yesterday afternoon amidst the most
intense applause, showing themselves by their
fine soldierly bearing and appearance deserV-
ing everything which has been said of th' n.
The regiment commenced Its formation at
Camp Uuey, Racine, about the 1ss Of Febru-
ary. On the goth Of April, the organization
was so far completed that the regiment WIS
ordered to Camp Randall, at Madison, to guard
the rebel prisoners who arrived at That time
The regiment now numbers $50 men, and Is
made up Of officers and men who have already
seen service, many of them having served at
the battles Of Bull Run. Falling Waters, and
in other engagements Of lesser importance.
The following Is the .
ROSTER OF TIE REGIMENT.
COMMISSIONED STAFF.
cf1o.el-H. T Saunders.
Ldeut. Co1oNel- Charles Whipple.
Nojo7-A. E. Boyey.
4d5utant-L Van Slyck.
ie4ua1ste7-ue1ty Myers.
.Surgto54-P. Winters.
Assistant Sa.Jeon-H. G. Markham.
HoE-coMA1ss1osEn STAFF.
Leader Of B1nd-A. G. johnson.
Sergeant Mdjor-J. L. Car1nody
Qaa' tc'nsasters SeTgsaat-F; r: Morton.
Lt7hIHSse33 6AotTyeUHt-e1 D. 0iDD0uE+
RAFK AND FILE.
CoMpArE A-Cuptain, R. IL Strong; 1st Lieut.,
ECoapAsT B--Captain, n. 3. Tucker; 1st
Lieut., 1. York; ID Lieut., D. s.. Pattin-9l men
1ieet cSarleecase? q Lieut., I il n331s T. 81
men.
conr4kr pLcaptain, $. z: Vaughn; 1st
Lent, Vim. 4. spain' I'd Lieut.. E. Q. Emerson
CoHrAsT E-Captain, B Bennett; 1et Lieut., c.
D. Willard; Cd Lieut., :: TucseTnan-so men.
A. Rapps; % Litut., Vim: Sptldelborg,-e5 men,
CcAPASE G-Captain, y. Il. Stone lat Lieut.,
| II. ". Kinssbnry; I'd Lieut., o. Puhlmaun-65
| men. ...-..
| CoApAxE H-Captain, 4. Grant; 1st Lieut., John
| Wright; I'd Lieut., C. Laithe-s7 men.
Taa, ld9Rtain 9d cnf R39xey 1st Lfent
| 1. n Myers; % 1feut.. q. Went Worth-60m men.
About one hundred Of the men were left be-
hind, part of them sick, and the remainder to
| guard number of sick rebel prisoners yet
there.
The regiment left Madison at 1~2 o'clock,
In one train, numbering nineteen cars. In
this manner they proceeded Us far rs James.
vile. Arrived at that place, however, it was
| divided ard made into two trains, the regiment
thus proceeding to Chicago, where they IT
rived at about halfpast four o'clock, without
accident OF detention Of any kind From the
depot in this city they marched down Cana
street to West Lake, thence acroBs the bridge
to Dearborn, down Dearborn to Washington
from thence through Clark street to Van Bu
ren and the Michigan Southern Depot. Al
this depot the soldiers were provided with
lunch By Mr. B. Q. Flkins, Of the Michigan
Southern Road, Who accompanied the regi
ment from Madison, willie the officers pro
ceedcd to the fremont House to supper, afte
which, at about nine O'clock, the regiment lef
en- route for Washington.
The regiment is armed with Enfield rifles
provided with sufficient number Of tents
ard in every manner thoroughly equipped 70
service.
Col. Saunders WIS prominent lawyer o
Racine, where he has resided for the pas
twenty years. 4 man Of most untirinI
energy and undoubted courage, he will prob
ably fill his present position with credit t,
himself and his command Lieut. Col
Wbipple is from Eau Claire, and Is long AM
well known as steamboat captain. Fo
many years he has successfully battled witt
the elements on the lakes, and will undoubt
edly not be found wanting In the diHaren
scenes Of strife to which lie is now called.
Major Bovey has been for some year
prominent lawyer Of Ripop, Fon du L.
county, to which place he came from Ne5
; York city.
Among the officers who have seen seryic
are Capt Vaughn, Of company D, and Lieut.
Tuckerman of company E, who both tough
bEayely at Bull Run.
The 18th was raised by q special order fro1
tic War Department, and as fast rs cnliste
| we're sworn into the United Statcs seryic,
They received their pay on Friday last up t
the first Of May.
Among those who accompanied the reg
ment, we notice Mr.. E. P. Foreman, GORE
! pondent Of the Wisconsin STATE Journal, Tl
j goes with them to Washington.