The New York herald., 1863-06-06

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thaen wadsworth had nve negro aids on his STAFF She
te surprised when she assured that his star
were an whe men ana became almost conv !" s"ns ~
with Col Morrow the expedition The Ti1btes advo
oacy Of Gen Wadsworth for Governor OF New YORK per
haps led t9 the mistake INTO which the lady had fallen
Flnr ARMY coaps, May %. 1898.
Tm HiRrIEIu VOLUNTEER Rs0iMENr,
Col Soaring. the First army corps this u,crniss.
to be of the service at Troy. II has srs
patcd in the following ngagements:-Farnorth, Kappa
hammock station, Massaponax sulphur Springs. Gsnes
villo Groveton Second Bull rum South Mountain Antic
TAM fredericksburg Rappahannock river and Chancei
orsvle Tho losses have been six officers apd ninety four
enlisted killed. and twelve officers and two hundred
and nineteen enlisted men wounded Scvon color boar
ers have been killed and wounded under the coiors.
The whole number Of the rolls OF the Thirtieth
have been 1854 OF these 152 thros years ,non who
(ncuding FIVE occrs) transferred 70 the Seventy
sixth New York Volunteers 10 hospital sick an d
wounded and about 100 return home with tho reguont
The following the
ROSTER rux rHIRrxTa
Oot0nel-Edward Frisby.
Lieutenant Coone-CharlesE t. Brininah Eif
Major-william NJ Soaring
Adjudnt-R. c. Bentley. aa ~ $50 r..r.t IA
Qts1yf rmdSer-tharles 4 Russ. ~ p '~'
Surgson-F l.. R. Chaplin
Assistant Suryeon-Julins A. Skilton
csacy samuel King First
Company B-Captain, W L tanning; First Lieutenant,
Philip Casey SECOND Lieutenant seymour SCOT, Scot, lion,
tenant, NJ. V. V. Smith Second Lieutenant. Edward
Van voast.
Meryin c. Putnam Second Lieutenant John H. Marston
Company E-Captain Harrison Holiday; First Lieu.
tenant Edgar s. Jennings Second Lieutenant Nathaniel
Company E-oaptain Albert G. Perry First Lieutenant,
Andrew NJ. Franklin; Second Licutcn INT. James NJ An
C0mp1ny G-Captain, Morgan II. Chryser. First Lieu
tenant. wm I. conkling Second Lieutenant Asa l..
Company H-Captain Walter p. fillman First Lien.
tenant Lemuc B. Ball Second Lieutenant Sylvester W.
Company L-Captain, Jno NJ Landon; First Lieutenant
samuel D. Potts; second Lieutenant. Aionzo Alden.
Company K-Captan, Bartholomew Pruyn First
Lieutenant Gber, W. Becker Second Lieutenant, Adam
| TRANSFERRED BKoi
Lieutenant Cutting formerly Of the Thireth, Is now
on General Augurs staff Captain Tlman has been As
ssant Adutans General and Lieutenant Becker Aid de.
Camp the stan OF Acting rigaiier General Phelps 0!
the rwea!y second New York Adloians Bentley Was
Adsnt Alder Major Of the One Hundred and Sixty ninth
New York; Quartermaster Russ Brigade Cuartermaster
| and Captain A. Q " Of Seymour's brigade
''' 1Hp PRESENT ROSTER or THE rHmrrrru
| Fed and SaG-loionel, VIM. NJ Soaring Lieut.. Col, ,
Morgan II Chrysler Major Albert j. Perry Adjuiant,
| NJ knight; Qanrtermascr stephen V. Trull Surgeon,
F. L. r. Chapn First Assistant Surgeon, Roger NJ Deer.
| ing; Second Assistant Surgeon, Horace I: Hanks.
| Company A--Capain JOHN H. Campbell First Lioate
William Shelly. Second Lieutenant Alexander GU
Company B-captain J. Seymour Scott; First Lieute.
| nant Bernard Gallaghan, Second Leutonant' Andrew
Company C-Caatan Samuel D. Potts: First Lieutenant,
Edward Van voast; Second Lieutenant, -
nant. -; Second Lieutenant Herbert u; Bryans
Company E-captan Joseph Williams H,rst Len'enans M
| (acting) :.
| Andrews; no Second Lieutenant.
Company G--Captain, Asa L. Gurney First Lieutenant,
smith Second Wsr nsn wa s4ai aa.
| nant, Thomas Hail. Second Lieutenant, Vim s: Hatght
Company I-Capain Jno. u. Landon First Lieutenant
Company K-Cspssin, Adam iampman; First Leuts-
nans, Gilbert W. Becker Acting Second Lioutooans wm
| s. Belts.
Il IL understood that Lieutenant Colonel Chryser will
Immediately recruit the Thrtieth and bring into the
Geld again Already nearly two hundred Of those who
home with the regiment have sign0ed their intention 70
| re.en'ist.
ARny rHI PoroxAc, May 90, 1888.
| DESCRIBES swIMnSa ovKR.
Last nght Charles Meley. OF CharIes.own Mass. and
james s. Ieonhard of Pennsylvania deserted from tho
Fifth louisiana regiment, swan the Rappahannock, and
themselves the Twenty second New Jersey
pckets They deserted because they tired Of the
war aud were to get homo to the North. They
represent that there is widespread discomfort among
the rebel soldiers and increasing desire that tho war
may be terminated and the Union restored.
WAGON TRAINS MOVING.
Rebel wagon trains driven yesterday on the le
the Bowling Green road aud nearly parallel with
| the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad towards
Richmond
| FIRsr ARMY CoRrs. May 30, 1883.
The First army corps was reviewed this morning by
General Reynolds, the corps commander. The troops
made excellent appearance Black peppcr-one ounce
to 100 ratons-s regularly ssued and dried apples
issued 10 the army whenever they be obtained Four
days fresh bread aud beef days potatoes and onions
weekly regular ratons Oranges, chickens, eggs
&C., are purchased for the Hospital Department.
The Iron brigade.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
wAsmSeroy June 2, 1858.
Whit Has Done During Too Years Cdmpdign-R
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