New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15
Hetarn Of the CoIOrs Of the Sixty.sixfh
Regiment N. Y. v. to the Corporation
Of NeW.YOrk.

Among the many veteran regiments attached to
the I'd Corps Of the Grand Army Of the Potomsc which
under the Intrepid Hancock the Seth
New FORK vouiteers commanded BY Col Orlando II. Nor
n belonged to the ID Brigade Of the LIST Division and IN
tho terrific struggle Gettysburg the and officers dis
pa The coolest bravery and most daring courage charging
upon aud driving the enemy time qusrter Of mile
The Colonel led his command few In mont OF his res
nen and times seized the As and chsered HE to the
charge 10 killed and wounded ct Gettysburg the regiment
lost over twothirds Of its number Capt Mum sad Capt
Incc were slain and among the wounded were Col. Norris
Lieut. Col. Hsmmll. Lieut. Gossis Lieut. Bsnta and let
Lieut. Hardenbrook The latter struck twice-'he ffs
ball completely tssrs of The sole Of one Of bis Shoes and
brnsng his foo the second entering at the lett shonde
passing through his back, and out ct the other shoulder
While thu, Frustrated he was robbed by Rebel solder Of
800 In seenback sword sash, belt and revolver ana
stripped Of his UNIFORM beside being taken prisoner Hi'
csp,or however rsea.sd him and he subsequently borne
the 6ed on sire tcher the hospital The Colonel was
badly wounded IN the leg and LeuCo. Hsmni bad tbs
ne'hy par. Of his right sho, away.
Tho coors lately presented to the regiment BY the
Common Council OF EewYsrk OF the battle OF 0ety'
burg to the Of Liberty and baptized by the
blood Of the slain. Every Of the eoIorgusrd either
Allied wounsd yet the stars and stripes gu. uiu-
phsnty waving victory. This rddsd, iaeTsi ,orD,
and battle flag WILL few days be returned to the
Common Council the remnant Of the mens Lavng ~ re-
solved few weeks ago by unanimous vote Surgeon Mo
Dermo formerly OF the GGth ssed pail over thirty OF
the heroes the war and Anetan Of the standard
bearers who fell, after smother buried beneath It's
folds H. aud st,ced remnants were twice rescdsd
by boy ohs regimen, DOLLY II years Of sss-snd ct the
close OF the battle piece Of the flag iound upon The
held With the inscription 10Th Regiment" upon h-sbot
away probably in the conflict.
The Goth Regimen, Organized By Col Joseph c. Pinek
rev from the old sirh or Governors OusIds n. T. = NJ
and was splong the hrs enlist for the war IL served
through the P-nnsus campaign under Mcclellan and Win
Pope Burnside and Hooke-i,s Tin and scattered ranks
now fighting with the victorious Meade In the 5sus' oil
Fair Oak, GAne.s Mills. Peach Orchard, Savage Ssstion.
White Ga. Swamp Malvern Hills. South Mountain, Ante
tan fsederei,buz Chancelovile and Getty'burs more
th.r woihirds o. s rank and file killed or wound'd
Including many Of brave line officers as we'll as it, Leu
tenant jaime. H. Bull who fell while gssD,iy lead
ing his men at fr-deneksbu,g
The regiment from the hrs, hiss been attached 20 Fre4eht
Brsade krown the fighting bhssdo" Of the corps
The lsuened Br,aer.Ocn. Took twho at one time was
colonel Of the old 6th-Governsrs GusdD su
,.ded Gen French aud nobly hi Ne .erine- 70 tAr
c,us- at ysburg The division Of the 90 has been Gem
Rchsrdson both OF whom sleep ben-,!h the sod next
by Cen Hancock commanding the division. and Gen '.ua
we'll the corps, both wounded at De.ty.bn'g
Such record % esnent Of -foTEs hrave sons
Ard ,nch s hi.tory Of their b-sained fla wiish wli
coon be ylsc-d among the archives Of the city.