The New York herald., 1863-05-18

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Reuben Loomis is........ Lieut.. Colonel, commanding
M H. Stnrr. rr............,. Major.
q. w. Whilst. t............ Major
A. b. Agnew...... Assistant surgeon.
A. ID. Pierce. ce.............. Captain, 90 A.
W. W. pctorson. FIRST lieutenant, Co b.
! J. j. Anscy y............. Captain, 60. 4.
c. 4. hazard. First Lieutenant, Co. G.
j. lbf.cr ............ Captain, Go. u.
J. u. Da,y first Lieutenant Co. d.
Erws r. Allen .......... Sccrpd Lieutenant, Co. ID.
John Lynch. b................C Captain, 10 v
Edward Fan. :. ......... First Tlcu.cnant, Co y.
H. ". steward ........ Second Ij-'icnant, Co. r.
w. g. Sloan ...... .......t agtain, 20. ".
W. ~ iove.. tlieflenant, co. y.
a. W Ieyci. .second Lieutenant, Co.E
w. ID. Gloss .......... Captain, Co. q.
SAMUEL Marshall. ........ Captain, 90. II.
Daniel ". MauldlDg FIRST Lieutenant, Co II.
D1 Grimes. First Lieutenant, Co. X.
J. H. MBoncs.............se .secondI isutenant, Co X.
Firth harie. worth Captain, 20. J..
j. w Aualsos ....... First LisutcnaAt. Co. l..
j. b. Smith. Captain, Go. X, Battery.
w. o. stephenson Second Lieutenant, 60. K
oilrfRs or ryE SEVENTH ILLINOIS yoLrSTyExs
The olowng the roster OF tho Seventh Illinois reg
Edward Prince. .........G Colonel.
WIN BIacsburu. :. Iisosensnt Colonel
Geo. A. Root. Adiaiapt. sr
Charles Hunting. ........ Captain Co. A.
u q f0orF.... ............ ...caIHam a. D. eiaB
W. IL REYNOLDS. .tAptsin U ID.
John " tiraham. ........ Acting Nnlor Go. n
Geo. w. Traft0n. .........,. Acting najnr Co. q.
Milton L. webstcr.. Captain Co II.
Asa W. Mspco,ad. .......... .CassAia Cor
WIN. &18ceh ............ Captain Co. l.
yyssya y. Nevvssg .Cspta,n Cox.
D. G. b jshpsoa - 'cstsssCs.a. 9laek
!! IL fhft uesssssnt Co. A.
wm ssasnssa.. :. ........ !. .yEss I4au,ssass o. g.
sssss. - T. $500 isss;ssssscs.
- Ica11haF ~. ,....,.... .YRss LAsulssansyo. D.
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0HnUonDs1NDs.. ~. Twss Iteutc ant o. "
yS1os .recooa fjeu u~Daut 20. =.
James NJ CASTOR. -. First I.iertsnsst 10 O.
VIM stiles. Second Lieutenant Co @.
Samuel A Fitch ........... Second Lieutenant Co IA
James Maxwell. First Leutenant Go. X.
w. w. Porter. First Lieutenant Co. l..
Charles stoIl FIRST Lieutenant 90. NJ
Henry Nicholson. Second Lieutenant 10, N.
sssrssDs cotosEL "Rr1,-"s
Let eyefang Colonel Grerson WAS he recipient of a
serebide al the ~ Charles Hotel He was introduced 10
the large crowd IN the roiunda of the boie and made
very modest though excellent specch American flags
aud sfcechyns then became the order oi the evening,
which, with the music was maniaNed until near mid.
night several or,hc speakers deIytted tho audlercc
one OF tbcn particularly, brigade surgeon +,
who wandered from tho subject aud advocated
t hing o the baggage of the propreors Of tho
S. Charles Hotel, he being confaeat that secession
Hsgs could he found the c,n. Ibis genticman not
satisfied untii he had delivered less than three
speochcs Tns svenn. al uine clock Coione Gricrson
y TO be presented with superb horse fully c1uipped
the money Tor the purpose lover six hundred dotuT
having been Subscribed this morning The people bers
are cnhrsnstc regarding this exploit, aud believe
every man Of the erfeion could be supplied with any
thing desired. provided would start SUBJ GRIP
ton for that purpose Calamity dash and daring a
liei here and enemies even. derous o having
lopk al The glIilnrCoonci aud the olcess who
I'nFu nm ~ MS wanderings thr"ngn Dixie
NEW omx,Ss, May Z, 1885,
rEySYNrAIIoN TO col. sFIEP-Oy.
The preseniaion of charger, with full set OF equip.
menis, % Colonel 6rber took pnee last evening
agreed upon The rolunda of the Charles was filed
and In the balcony which ovcrlocks II many patriotic
ladies were seated who ppclrc 10 enjoy the novelty of
the scene. The presentation speech made by T.
Madison nav, iq and the reply of Colonel GriersOn
short but exceedingly appropriate. Several other speeches
scrc made, and the meeting broke up at late hour and
passed vn IN q iclightlul manner.
rysESIAuos 70 ,nL PRiscH.
fOlorel Price, % the Seventh Illinois cavalry
the same time presented With ill set o; elu,ncnts
aud h.s soech on tho &C aston was hignly appanded
The equipments of the charger presented to tonc Grer
.on were the giit of Messrs Maeec KDolss The cels
baici sadfcfs ~ this city, and yauei a, bun
ifcd and sescsty'dyo dolars They wcfe very hand
lome
NV ogriSs. Naye
EsrssS ov ooL. GEnn.os COMMAND
Colonel Grsrson and the officers who accompanied hfn
Q Nes or;can left this evening for paton Rouge
on iheir regiments This party will no heard IRON,
'gAa Ia few days, or vsry noch mi. takon aak.
AZ another indelbe mark upon 'he rebels and giving
Ihcm an additional lesson In cavalry raiss