The New York herald., 1863-05-16

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Brigade First division which the Fourteenth has been
attached during Of SERVICE and of which Colonel
MeQuade has been in command nearly year past ac-
companied the regiment 10 the cars az escort.
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ON the way the Third brigade, Colonel Stockton com
manding drawn up line and added 10 tho ovaory
demonstration by continuous sequence Of vocal saiu
tatons showing thereby their estimation Of the depart
ing regiment The boys Of the Fourteenth answered with
apprscative cheers, which were renewed with equal
lively enthusiasm in TO the repeated cheers and
tigers Of the Second brigade, the cars bore them
swiftly on the wings Of steam from sight Of their old
comrades In arms from sight Of the camp they had &C.
cupied long, and from sight Of the heights Of Frede
rcksbure and the away forests Of the Upper Kappa
hammock where they had bravey fought and rsked their
lives in aiding 70 put end 70 the rebellion Nearly all
the cooncls Of the division bore Colonel Mcouade
pany to Aqua Creek and at one p. M. saw him and his
regiment on board the steamboat Monitor, and in an
hours time Youle for Washington.
REGIMENT
The following list embraces the names OF the field,
staff and line officers OF the regiment
Field and staff 06c0s-Colonel James hcQuade; Lieu
taut, T. Manning Quartermaster, VIM. Brodhead; Sur
Shufeldt Second ssstant Surgeon, Samuel mgraham.
Company A--Captain, Henry Goss; First Lieutenant
Company B-First Lieutenant, A. G. Spencer; Second
Lieutenant, John H. Snyder
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Philip Atwater Second Lieutenant, A. J. Hebron.
Company DLcaptain, w. l. Cowan; First Lieutenant,
CS@sany Edward War; First 'iI lieutenant
A. Gurnwell; Second Lieutenant, D. W. Tyrrell
ocmgany E5captain Muller First Lie Lieutenant, wm
tenant, W. D. Bowers Second Lieutenant, " Duffy.
E. Gee; Second Lieutenant, Joseph Heron.
Company LCaptain, H. R. Iahee; First Lieutenant, s.
W. hazen; Second Lieutenant, w. W. Edwards.
COmpdnV K-Captan. VIM. H. Lyman; First Lieut0-
nant, wm H Ellis; Second Lieutenant ]. 8. Reynolds.
The regiment came out with seven hundred and seventy
six and returns with four hundred and thirty pine
men. Il has lost three hundfed and twenty-five
killed and wounded having participated in eleven bat
ties. Il leaves behind one hundred and twenty-five
three years recruits: No regiment in tn: service can
rect to Albany whore will be mustered out Of service.
DEPARTURE or PENNSYLVANIA M Troops.
raj hours the start. the One Hundred and Twenty.
ninth Pennsylvania regment Colonel Frick Of General
Tomorrow the One Hundred and Twenty sixth Pennsy
yana leave, and on Friday the One Hundred and Thirty
nine months regiments, and belonging to General Hum
phreys' command.
The order from General Hooker TO the army relating 10
the recent expedition across the Rappahaunock was
70 this ns 2, morning bears the stamp q
for their recent successes In its sc0rning defiance OF
Northern sentiment. and IN its promises Of brilliant
upon the men will be sautary, think, beyond doubt
The rwsNrYrF1H NEW YORK. COLONEL JOHNSON,
last evening refused do further duty alleging that their
time out and insisting that they should be sent home
Colonel johnson Is not man to be tri6ed with. The
tsstsss plain with nothing 10 shelter them rom the
damp air Of night shield them from the torrp heat OF
midday This course Of treatment with only hard tack
There are ruinors Of movements but nothing definite
Meantime We are being visited with heated term,
The Correspondence OF Mr.. w. Young.
Army THE PoroxAo, May 13, 1853
HoxEwARps.
The Twenty fourth New York, First brigade First a.
vision First army corps Colonel Beardsley, goes down
to-day Washington to be mustered out Of the United
States service at Emira the 17th inst. Tho Twenty
fourth takes home three hundred and ninety men, nclud
Ing thirty five officers. Forty three men from the
Twenty fourth 20 into the ranks Of the Seventy sixth
New York.
Colonel Fowler OF the Brooklyn Fourteenth, proposes 10
60 home recruit brigade, and the proposition has
been approved by Acting Brigader General Phelps. COM
nanding the BRIGADE and General wadsworth, ocmnaaA
Ing the division
Captain Dalton, Of General whippls's sta6, ls fos
Washington this morning 70 accompany tho remains Of
the late General whppe 10 Portsmouth,, N H., where
the family residence Of Mrs. whpps 10, who, together
with her children, returns from Washington 70 Ports
mouth With Captain Dalton.
DEsRRssR's STORY.
deserer from Georgia regiment came Into the lines
Of the Frst dvison First army corpe yesterdsv and
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OF the death OF Stonewa jackson was read on dreos Pc
rade 10 the rebs, troops the previous sfteenoon
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The Eighteenth New York len Tor washington BY too
train with the boat this morning and the
One Hundred and Twenty sxth and One Hundred and
Thirtieth PennsvIv An in reg siments Also.
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Iieutenant Colonel VIM a Ne Bevoise OF the Brook.
Ivn Enurteenth having resigned returns home 10 dav
CantaIn T s. Hall Ouartermaster nj Aouin Creek viii
leave shortly for ncuna 10 accept be position OF Chief
in the Iena or hio under General