The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

General Williams stan ani served with thai departed
hero Halts.as and in this department and behaved
worry gAiantiy In the baltic OF RaLva Rouge ~ the
death OF General Williams he left tree TO enter
deron branch Of service, aud accepted the hand
position q ieutsnan colonel OF the new regiment
MAJOR VIM. D. Fiske is ono OF the most de-
serving ser. young officers n the -ery.es' he
ts very commencement. ne went with General Butler
e Annapolis and Baltimore. him ~ Fortress
Monroe and al fat Al tho point General But
sf wished y 70 ID despatch from nis Shp the oon.
iaander o. the land forces. II impossible boat
70 20, and the only method Of communication by
swmming--a nes. desperate enterprise. Young fsks
was tle only ono 10 undo take H. he was entirely sue
c's- ai whe General Butler was raising his New Eng
LAID division, Captain fske labored most asslduousy
and etectuaiy at Camp Chase as QuaTtermaster ard
cewm.ary o. the ros, Hs .rterw wards raised eomp4.
ny FOR Thirty rst massachusetts eglnsn aud CAME
out 20 Snip lniand IN Comnlsnd OF Il but no
had Inc fortune 20 have osnerai Butler for
from Gov rncr Andrew When General butler appointed
Colonel shepey an acting brgadiof general Captain Fke
WAS appointed on the bs sade stat as colnmissary.
Whom the raising OF volunteers In Louisiana
Captain Fiske was appointed quartermaster Of the
post and has pertormed wonders in placing the corps
20 splendid footing In so sh0gt time. His promotion
70 tho majority Is sound IN Judgment ii crafty
ing 70 his thousands Of rieuds re surgeon Of tho rs
Island assistant surgeon Of tho Twsith Maine regi-
ment He was appointed stan surgeon TO Acting Byiga-
surgeon in the brigade. ace then ns has served *
VARIOUS capacities III the hospital and among the officers
Of the department .a..;.. When young 10 Kay lay
detailed to attend him almost exclusively, -
deep was the Interest In the young aids and tho
rough the confidence fol, in the Dccor skn ard do
ycion to his profession When the Low regiment was
started Dr. Black Immediately sent to the barracks
10 examine The mon nd rigid has been his OK NINA
ton that dcub. If there regiment The world OF
moro perfect physique. cntonlnt Leonard the Quarter
master has served long while In the Post Quartormas
trs Dsparsasent. and Is very competent oricer and
gentleman. Tic chaplain, Ma Kings. . Isthoda.
clergyman Of this Guy, and Who has dared be
Union The line officers, Judging from their appear
xnce viii prove themselves vel worthy Of their posi-
tons. 10 day the cams Express Company, through
their able and popular asent, Asa = Base, ESQ pre-
seated ths reg with sad beautiful regnsnla
aag-the Stars ana STRIPES. IL is gift worthy Of the
guised throughout the world for as entc prise and hbe.
rGiy Besides this regiment we have between four and
Ave hundie' men enlisted Tor cavalry sesslcs.
WAS much pleased 10 notice Inc demonstrations OF
Union feeling so 1ylo.si AID MS stall down "a
The barracks hIons Tie entire route =, Mt.le
sng q persons s.on - gre mon the cay acade tnor
n,'s woa0s uost ,Lhogl exception raised IN respect.
sas .--1.ss--rtion Of the Commanding General
I On hS, Monday morning The steamers Fulton from
Naw York On the I'd nst and she Matanzas, from tbs
samo port on the sh ust arrived az this port Among
the passengers OF tho Antanzes wcta Brigade Gcer
shcpiey. Military Governor Of Louisiana and his Assist
all Adjutau 2lsra, Captain Miller. OF Augusta NJ inc
Tho Coy ernor is u excellent health aud basy on
gagged il framing state organ zaton. 10 brought with
hu, the counis Of Lieutenant Coicnci h.lnbal az
Coloaol; AdJulaat by Lieutenant Col Eei ana CAP.
tam Tasting IS Major III or Goocrai shepis,s old rsx
l inent, the twelfth Maine.
! Xestegdas eyclDa the UnoA cit1eas held largo ana
enthusiastic injecting VI all, after Is.ons
70 N aaufssle and pstlosc address from l. Madison
Fay Esd, Corporation Counsel o. New Orleans they
formed INTO PROCESSION and marched up 10 the residence
Of heir ne's Governor IL ryania street next house
General Gatess lhey were accom-, Panied by very tire
| cnz,ns band. which dlsccursea exceis .t music ia
+; - cnade to Governor sse?iey.
| On b.,, introduced to the asse,nbage BY Afr DAY
Governor sA.es nsle sr..-. :, g considerable length
and ropieto vit patriot ism and good feeling 20 tho Eos
he Of this State. lie sa.d in substance, that il any iifg
could giSa him moro plessafe than TO see sis npiurned
ces us;1rnsd b,ean this folds Of the glorious old nag r
their Common country He asured tnem Of the kind IN