The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN the CITY.

oecIoefy " war GeneSad sandford yesterday issued
gBEuAL oRpER-So. a.
HEADQU AErgRs, FIRST DIVISION,
Nsw YoRK. June %. 1893 !
inc sxty-nnth regiment, Col. Bag!ey, the Sixth rcgi
mont, COL Mason and the Fifty fifth regiment Col. Leal
will proceed to Baltimore, and will, upon their arrival
report 70 Malor General schenck commanding the Depart
SO much OF General Orders No and Special Orders NO.
20 az directs these regiments to proceed to Harrisburg
Orders for transportation to Baltimore viii be furnished
on application 10 the Major General 3.
BY order of Major General CHAS. W. SANFORD.
j. b. WILCOX Division Inspector. C.r.n~t
DEPARTURE OF THE sIxTy-NINrH
The Sixty ninth regiment left for Baltimore yesterday
Afternoon under command Of Colonel James Bagley Tho
following is a list Of the officers =
E.id and StaG.-colonel. James Bagey Lieutenant
Uocne,, James tavapags; Major (not apnontedl Adu'
tant, William Fogarty Surgeon. Clarke: Chaplain,
(not appointed). Rev Father 0'Riey Quartermaster,
Joseph B FULLY; Engineer Corps, CAPTAIN McQaade
Company B1yaptain Mathew Hyrne;, Company Cap
tain - oKeeae; Company D-captan. - Clarke;
M empsy Company
Company H-Captain, - cannon; Company Captain,
- Foster Company K-Captain, - Powers
THE FrFTY-FfFTH REGIMENT
The Fhty-nfth regiment will leave this city tn day.
colonel lie Gal has issued the following order relative 70
ORDER NO.
HEADQUARTERS FIFry-FIFTB REGIMENT, I
NEW YORK. June ~, 1868.
s, .eemso' IS oIaered 70 assemble at headquarters,
ratons. at twelve NJ to morrow Tuesday June 49, for
the purpose OF inspection. Equipments viii be delivered
in orJer 70 Every member must 90 present
reaus''i0u for transportation r,R By order c...
N. DosElAN, Acting Adjutant. NV
DEPARTURE OF THE SIXTH REGIMENT
The Sixth regiment also left for Baltimore
ing, under command of Colonel Mason: the regiment
marched down broadway about four O'Clock and looked
remarkably WE'LL
THE TENTH REGIMENT.
ny oraer OF Colonel John T. Bendix commandments OF
or a., o,no ord n -, ~ ~ at '.e meIce, rouse Cor or
d. 80 ana etccr streets: at eleven O'Clock A. NJ to-
NJ ~ a ,no 'c!usi'lons 'or INC u'H"rms.
n "" eG Gh anu u COMMISSIONED on GERS OF Can,aln
wlence ieahy conn any OF me Tenth New York Vol
10 report NJ the mercer House, cor
n,nock ''0 All" "e'oer s'ree's' 'ns morning. NJ Ten
oo"'N'
CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS AT NBw pORp a. T.
rncre have been one thousand men OF va ous or
L. and they have been consolidated into two batta
their departure for The sea, Of war this rpng They
~ eb,h Vow Wn vn,n an' Ue tu,ure. ana soN en-
the latter infantry The following are the prpeimi
officers OF the two battalions-
mol Wa.han H. = "ansevnort Letenant &c 10
Green Adutant Frank c. Brown: ouartermas,er. q n
Ferguson
weble, 1,on,en,n, "" amo g n. hu"ard
seldon Eai,,o,, ad;,n, . res r Hill Maor'
Tor y Toce,vn n'''"'' liar es '"rpesi ''ur'ermas
IT.. hI.srIivN Wy TIE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.
Nev ely a,, receV9a .he rMieen,h regimen,
trnsa 70 me Guy ON saturday, last evening by din.
revced 1 IN ~ 1ssen, 10y, h"oms Inc revmrnt was
National Affairs wy nan f"'k W 'no committee on
''~'"', nn"''s
r AKnlyAL OF THE TWENTY-FIVE REGIMENT:
Inc twenty hItn regiment OF New York State Voun.
eels ttwo years men, whose time has EXPIRED arrived
ment numbers over three hundred men. and is under
command Oh colonel johnson. The Twenty III III
ia CITY Dy tOIOpel kcrrRan, ana has done
COED service during the war. ~
THE THIRTY EIGHTH REoIMENr.
at Eas, New York Inc place where il wss crcauzod sS
from whence left the war two years ago its
it's record as given IN the remarks Of ito colonel on
the occasion, s which II may well be proud Col
Strong have the respect and esteem " both
the officers and Of regiment for they certainly
manifested great warmth OF feeling towards him his
remarks we're received with cheers and after cordial
shaking hands and general exchange Of good wishes
the regiment mustered Out.
Rrooklvn M,rts~rv nrnv.u.us.
- n,.'
Inc fHtyseconu regiment departed from brooklyn at
Eve O'Clock last evening for Harrisburg This is the last
Of the rey,mcns which were ordered on, rnev rorrod
=, ~. - go. :, - -. s '.s
marched to the ferry preceded by the Brooklyn Paud
and accompaped nv n Iaree throng Of citizeps They
-, -. =. -. - ,-. :, 80
i.u1 Ne! kovu appe"tancc avcr"sue aoout tnc same
humber Oh nen as the regiments wnch preceded them.
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rci, ", v. noo,ni mao' .umsr1 rLeen SuI.ermas's,,
JONES' .ommssay, wm' S0se' r.
COMPANY A-oaptan a. w. JACOBS first and second
Go@ Saoan, rs,o.r r,vs, and s..ooa Tan
Convdmy b-eap'An Happen; FIST ana second Lieu
Connrnuv C-Captnju renIke: First lieutenant
I,,dden second Lieutenant A " 3 smith
COM, anu D--tap,an +. r. elton: First Lieutenant j.
iomnruv ECants, N Charles tisnrv. Second su.rs,,
7 = n wYnsoo " $500 ~
ComlaHy s-Captain j. $. Walsh; First Lieutenant, W.
Oompry G-Cawan, - Gano: First Lieutenant, ,.
A. wilbur; second Lieutenant, .. sumner.
CG"bans alS.ap'a'n Henry :'Sen' r,rs, Lieutenant
ca.,on" Csntain t,sns~ t,aasn ~ n,sn's.an.s M
caDt)
Con,pany K-Captain Robcrt IT, Goodvtn. r,,., I ,s,
tenant, G. H. Mur,h: Second Lieutenant, VIM. Call
several officers the regiment have been detailed 70
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