The New York herald., 1863-10-15
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Tho mcClel,a. C.va,rv ns~sms,

Tho Mcclellan Cavalry Regiment.
Tho Twentieth Now York (AcOasan) cavalry regiment,
eleven hundred and fifty strong, arrived In this city
yesterday morning. route Washington, and thence
wherever the Union wants bravo men most This
magnificent body Of bound 70 each other and ~
one man devoted TO the Union, with zsa and single
ness Of purpose which draw, 70 extent Of feeling
known only 70 military organizations much OF tbef nspi
ration from the services and Of the military chisSn
whose name they bear, and which was . powerful
talsman h raising the regiment Tho county of
Jefferson mainly with few adjoining counties assisting;
has h honor Of Contributing thess noble fellows 70 The
service Of the country; and they, no doubt thsy
VIII, "show tho mettlQ Of their paat1re with proper
,tiouate effect against the sncieS Of Ne oomy - shsy
do in their individual physcn development. their friends
II homs will have abundant rcAson 70 be proud of the
The regiment arrived here about four O'Clock IN the
morning per the Hudson River Railroad, fom Madison
Barracks, sacketts Harbos. and were marched 70 shs
Park Barracks, 70 await meGDs Of further transpor.
tation their way Some detention occurred at the P
Barracks IN consequence o Tie absshos from his quars
Of the scsr In charge, and thus The troops were kss
10 the streets h tbs ohm mosaisg ais unnecessarily
long, tho sentinel u tss sras sruay vsesins 70 give
them entrance, poswihssapdins their nunbsss. Ihsy
subsequently,, however. received good md plentiful
breakfss the ocers repairing the Asor House. where
their wants were promptly and literally attended TO- AZ
four O'Clock In the sftsrndh the troops were marched
from she barracks down Broadway 70 the Jersey City
ferry taking the for Washington. vh Baltimore at
tracing during tho march attention, and s''ens also
the admiraou Of the people thef nns msny and SOL
dsriy appearance. tr featst
Some six hundred Of the nqn ere veterans, haviag
served In other regiments during several campaigns
The ocers have all service, principally under Gsas
raj Mcclellan Colonel Lord distinguished himself durirg
short but CAmpAi1u during which
he commanded brgsAs IL 10 cxpsctcd f6as imrcdiatsiy
equipped and q once dsspachsd 70 General Fosters Dc
partmeut.
Lolonel-Ncwton II. lord.
Lieutenant Cc,onet-David N. Evans.
Najors-Frst, Charles ,. Smith; Second, J. BOW
ssrgsoy,-wn A. Madlll; First Assistant, Norris n.
Carter; Second Assistant, DR. iArL
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Cosmi,sav s,rsncE samuel Wilcox.
child rumfe<r--D ,. Parksr
Hosp1al Ssrdrd-Robt ". Miller.
Compony A:--capsep, Fred. ~ Leonard; Second Lieu
''as~ Gs%pe w Bc.sssa, -sGs John o,. Ioa.nn John
Cossrony C-captan, John Cudwortn; Lieutenant, W.
Fred Rythsr; Second Lieutenant, John Rogo.
Company p-captsn. wayland y. Ford; Second Lieu
CsmJony E-Liegtenapt, Patrick Fitzpatrick Second
Ilcutcu1nt HHnt c. pudG ...f
CsrsIary F-isutcnauf, VIM. nsynelds; Second Lieu.
tenant, Luther Lee, Jr.
fSmtdiy G-caf,aIp, Henry c. Chit,endeo; Second
Lieutenant, Alfred J. Casre.
Company K-Captsin, James Spencer, Jr.
Company f-Captau, John j. Currie second Lieutenant,
fhos if Butisf.
Company K-Captain, Samuel l.. Bridgelord Second
Lieutenant, VIM. Cres-
Company L--Captan, J. Floyd Thompson: First Lieu
tenant WIN. sage second Lieutenant, NJ O. Griswoid.
Company M-Captain, Fred. stewart First Lieutenant,
II. Clay etewart; second Lieutenant, VIM. Trout