Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.

EsFAlLisHMENr or cANp MAnrmpALr ~ rms
SLt'--atefeA efh CamP.-Who Occupy H.-Lisf al
feial AW and Lfac Q6osyt.---some time since Il
was de'ermined by the Government that the local
eMsepcies Of the military service required for the
me soldiers doing duty in this city, that
an eIensive barracks should be erected In con-
Nehifnt and healthful portion Of the capital. The
ste selected was the well-known vacant space of
siound between Tweniy-seoond and Twenty-third
sHeets Immediately TO the right ef the magnificent
equestrian statue Of Washington At Trenton, due
regard being also had TO the accessibility OF George
,oWn, IN which locality tho troops stationed here
uopauol and guard duty. The buildings erected
are several IN number and for the purposes for
which they were designed are Of the most
ana eommodlous character and are htted up with
all conYeniences for the individual and collective
comfort Of the officers and men, n.
yesterday the barracks were formally lnauEurs-
ted, 30 TO speak, by the One Hundred and sixty
nlnthfcgiment New York volunteers, which bodv
otsoldiery have lately beon ordered TO the etv for
he purpose Of guarding the public places and prop
erty. '''1 P.0P
The new eneampment has been christened by the
commanding officer Camp Martlndnle, I'm honor of
the gallant soldier Gen. J. II. MArtindnle. who so
ably Adminiateru the military Affairs Of this disriet
A. Military Governor -
WeAuhdoin a list OF the Officers Of the One Hun
urea and slxty-ninth, as a matter OF convenient
reference for tho authorities - .
Field and SsG onoqt a
SoL Clarence Buei, Ton detached duty as frosi-
aent the Board FOE the trying Of capital cases at
the Old Capitol Prison.) y -
ment) ''s'
Major AlOnzo Alden, Commanding the force. In
and about Georgetown.) - u - ''
Surgeon John Knowlson ..... ...
Assistant Surgeon p. L. ,. ReynoldH ...
Adjutant w. Il. KisselburEh.
chaplain Rev. j. Eaton, (Episcopal)
Quartermaster sidney NJ Kinney. =
arl1u LiN oaoers.
company A.-Capt, J. A. Colvin, First Lieut.. !.
u. Hughes, Second lieut.. Clark Smith.
Company B-cApt. Nat. Wood, First Lieut.. Ber-
nard N. Smith, Second Lieut.. Edgar NJ Conneru
Company C-capt J. H. Allen, First lien,
frank W. TArbell, Second Lieut.. chas. L. Morey.
Company Ds-Capt. W. D. Coleman, First Lieut..
walter s. Birdsall, Second Lieut. d. T. sorIven.s
Company ES-Fint Lieut.. Charles N. Palmer.
Second Lieut. Henry Mulhsli. a.r IS, ~" :
company F-Capt A. D. Vaughn, First Lieut..
lanes lanes u Thompson, second Lieut. Thomas D. |
Company G.-Capt John T. McCoun, First liam,
Thomas D. Eatop, second Lieut.. ChAs. D. Merrill.
company H'-capt w. II. wicxes, Second Lieut.. |
William n. Lyon. ....
Company L.-Capt. Jerome b. Parmenter, First
Lieut.. Spencer W. Snyder, second Lieut.. P. Con- |
nora.
Company k.-Capt. Dan'l Ferguson, First Lieut.. |
D. u Cary, Second Lieut.. Ew'd B. smith.
An accomplished brass band, consisting of ak |
teen pieces, and drum corps Of twenty men, is |
tAtehed to the regiment, and is a spirited and in
teresting feature Of the command.
The Qne Hundred and slxty-ninth New York in
prominent among the choicest regiments haIling
rom that dme-honorod and patriotic State. II is
composed OF highly educated and active ofioers
and patriotic and stalwart men, and is, in all re-
sPechI command Of which the heads Of the SER
vice may well be proud.