The New York herald., 1862-09-13
Arrival and Departure Of the Twenty
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AN OuTBuRsr OF PATRIOTISM AT JERSEY CITY
rnE CHEERING ron GENERAL McLELLAN-GREAT
ENIHUsiAsM AMONG. THE TROOPS, ETC., ETC.
The Twenty irst Connecticut Volunteers, which let
camp al Nowch the afternoon Of Thursday In the City
OF New York steamer, arrived in Jersey City yesterday
morning at ihreo O'clock under command OF Colonel
pu,on The Colonel appears have duly considered the
comforts hch lis require before entering upon tho
seycrsr work Of arduoas campaign, and having al
ready seen active himself he determined
to treat ;hem well wherever opportunity shall oaor AZ
ter their arrival In Jersey City they partook Of excel
lent repast Of their providing before leaving Nor.
wich, and the cars being ready early hour in tho
morning, lhoy startca fcr lshingtoD. Their com
maDdan has seen good service ard the officers and sol.
defs Of this patriotic and gallant corys have arrived at
high state Of discipline which qua les them for the active
serne .ey r srs s.oS s.o % 70 rngass They are mostly
They also lake with them an exceen. military band.
Previous 70 leaving Jersey City The cauds the twenty
Spanged nnner,p "Dixic's Iand,O .sIai Columbia -
and other ars which they performed with good effect
before part ne with the gallant Eleventh When both rog
ments cord ally greeted each other with dca.cnng plat
dts when hundreds OF the citizens shortly afterwards
assembled nd took pert tho thrilling scene then going
On between the troops In the midst cf this noble dis
play OF pat ot'srn by the bodies Of loyal soldiers a
person in the crowd shouted aloud for 'threc hearty
cheers Tor Cen. McGlellan,n which were warmly given
Such spirit q enthusiasm dd his oyoko that the mill.
ary and civ ians We'd with each other who should
give The last cheer and seemed ~ rejoice In the know
ledge that tiey on their way Join the great army
Of General Mcclellan in Virginia. and to fight for the
thusiasm brought 10 close by tho band playing a
20 the thci,n Ia honor of the .aaat General. after
which the two regiments tock farewell Of each other in
exling cheers These continued until the were out
oi sight anc we're warmly participated In by the people
who wce present. Such spirit OF patriotism has
taken place By two such gallant regiments their way
20 the seat q and u reflects only credit on the
regiments question. but also their Colonies other
officers. The conandans, Colonies Dutton Harri-
appeared take deep interest The warm reception
which they and their received In Jersey CITY, snd
rs he cars passed the coones aud officers o both
smenis repeltedly ACKNOWLEDGED the compliment. Fol
lowing s correct list Of The ollcc
Fte'd and Stdg-Ccloael A. II. Dut'on Lieutenant
Co,oncl - Burlee Major H. w. Crosby Adjuaat. q.
T. DuttOn Quarternlaster, II. w. lockwood Surgeon,
VIM Soule: Assistant Surgeons, fewisF Dixon, Lee;
Sergeant Major. e. Brand Qnartermaser sergeant, Edw
Gallup Hospital steward, J. H. Barber
Cemp1ny A-Capsin, J. Jordan; First Lieutenant N A.
Deldon; Second, r. Y. Talbot.
Company B-Capair, g. p. Martin: First Lieutenant
J. H. Martin; Second, q. Knox.
Cturdny C-Captain, Wood; First Lieutenant, j.
?. Latham Second, John y. Ran iall.
tOfnpyf1y D-Captain Southworth First Ieuten.
ant, A. Long; Second Lieu lsnant, A NJ. Crane.
Company E--taptain G.. y. Stanton, Jr; First Lieu
tenant III II. JenapgE; Second Lieutenant, II. Davis.
" T. Phillips; Second Lieutenant, Frank Fowler.
(mpany G-Captain, James =. Browne; First Lieu
tenant, Isaac d. Kenyon; second Lieutenant, Z. Perry
Packer.
Company H-Captan, H. G. Footte, Jr.; First Iieute.
nant, H. H. Browne, Second Lieutenant, D. L. Browne.
Company E-Captain, ID DicksrsCn; First Lieutenant,
G. H. Natber; Second Lieutenant, James Stanley.
Con'pony K-Captain, 1. M. shepard First Lieu enant
William Capp Second Dieutensnt, Ii. L. Wilson.