The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY,
rHs sIxTY-xrrrn REGIMENT.

hVa NEW YOR
The suTY-NrRrH REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS. SIX NINTH REGIMENT.
L Essu hARKEr, juno ~, 1868. J .
Tho commandants Of companies of this regiment VIII
have The members Of their respective commands pre-
q these headquarters al nine O'Clock NJ ON 2o,h inst
proceed forthwith 70 HARRISBURG PennsyvaDa
term o. service MOI exceeding thirty day.
WnM.s Foeu.rr. Ad,u,an. '''''' - me- '"''
HEADQUARTERS, COMPANY d,
SIxrv NINTH REGMrN N r. =. N g.
An members OF this company are hereby ordered 70
appear at Essex market drl saturday morning,
clothes equipments In order prooeed with tho
ment 70 Pennsyvanta, ~ ordered by the Commander m
Chief By order o. THOMAS CLARKE, Captain
Military Movements In Brooklyn.
DEPARTURE OF rHB FIFrY-sNrH RE0tMHNT-rHn
THIRTEENTH AND TWENTY EIGHTH TO LEAVE THIS
hORNiN0-THB MARCHING ORDERS or THE FORTY
SEVENTH COUN1ERMARDRD. ,W RsaF
Tho Fifty sixth regiment, under command OF Colonel
John Quincy Adams. finally loft for Harrisburg yesterday
BY way a Eastern Pennsylvania, on tho New Jersey
Central Railroad. Tho orders issued the evening prev
70 assemble the armory In Raymond street,
at nine o'clock A. NJ Az tho hour named nearly every
man was present, and large crowd OF friends
and acquantances thronged the vicinity. Tho com
panics fled ont into Raymond street shortly aftor nno
O'Clock, but nearly three hours thereafter before
thoy ready 10 take up the line Of march, Brgadier
General Smith present and superintended the
raDeemcnts AZ length the order was given, and the
regiment marched 10 Futon avenue, down Fulton
70 the forty whcro they crossed Now York and pr
ceeded :oesthe boat near the battery. Tho streets
through which they passed Vere lined with spectators,
and large crowds followed them place OF embaka
ton. They looked very fine, presenting neat appear
arcc in their neat, uniforms The list Of officers
published yesterday. ~
The Twenty eighth regiment win leave the City Armoy
corner Of Cranberry aud Henry streets, shs morning
puncuay 81 nine O'clock They will Fulton ferry
take the boat for the depot the New Railroad
and 50 70 Harrisburg BY way Esson me regimen. Is
men Colonel pennest sss night read orders re Gsnora
crooke commanding the division report the OF
All o'cer. and men VINO have neglected 70 report for
duty with Tho view Of handing them 70 tho Provost Mar
sha who WIN oause their arrest and deal with them ~
Tho following is q lis. Of the of,cers:-
FsM ewd ttaG-Colonel Michael Bennett: Lieutenant
Celcrel, David A. Bokee MAJOR, Adam schepper Adu-
A :ss wa
termaster, Samuel Ducll t
csps As:g.'', ssmS: yseSs FIRST I's
Cohnpp,y B--Ca tain Henry Obmann First Lieutenant,
Chas. Fredo Second lieutenant, Joseph Whitman.
senyv SsGs Ere LssS
Yokner.
Company D--captain, John Rim; First Lieutenant,
VIM. Blossiclt; Second Ijcutenant Henry Az,
COMPANY E-Captain, Charles 4. b. SSfgslann: First
Lieutenant George scheien Second Lieutenant Francis
Lancer.
Company F-Cap,aIn, John Mattez; First Lieutenant
John t;rcbel; Second lieutenant,
Company G--capiain los Burger; First Lieutenant
Louis Fuchs; Second Lieutenant Valentine Sche ,ck
Company H-tsptaiD Anthony Wills First LeY-
tenant, Louis pshags Second ,'ea!opani VIM sehaar.
tenant Ludwig seib Second Lieutenant, Adim Endcrz.
mpany K--Captan, Jacob Weber: FIRST Lieutenant,
Il lam "A fh.rvA
No,.coamissio'ed st,gSergean Major. George Iiess-
iinger; vuar.ermsser Sergeant. Joscph Marshall Com
Andrew Kane; IL spal steward. 1hos A. Cam, bell;
Drum Major, Henry Rohfs Color Sergeant, Edwar Ritz
Guido, rhos Nc; ormick
The rhirteentb regiment fully prepared having
ey viii sm x 'front.' ~ % cos o S
berry and Hourly Streets this morning, at eight O'Clock,
when they vii, proceed 10 by of Eastoa
transpOrati having been secured tho New Jersey
Central Railroad The following Is list Of tho officers
Fieli ami StIG-coloner John b. Woodward Adu-
tant, VIM. Augustus Mckee Surgeon, R. Armiston Jr.
Qunrermaster Joseph b. Legec.t. The positions Of
lieutenant colonel and major are vacant.)
C0mr0ny A--Captain Mead, Lieutenant Copeland.
Company B-Cap,aiu Baldwin, Lieutenants Dean and
Lane. aEN tN.t ltF
Company C-Capiain Dodge Lieutenant Felt. ~.
Company D-captaID Basdon Leussnanis strans and
Company E-Captan Briggs lieutenant Richards.
Company F-Cap.sin Heath, Iacu,enanis Crchosh.
CCmrany 0-csp,au 1horne, Licnssnan,s Kssam and
Company H-CapAn Dakin, -Lieutcnants Bscbe and
Van Cleef.
Gmpany ECaptain Eaker. Lieutenant Jones.
CcmpoNy K-Captan Powell, Lieutenant Law.
me members Of the Forty.seyenth regiment were dis
missed NJ their ormory In South Filth street Thursday
night the order directing them to proceed to he seat Of
war having been counctmancod The es.se is not den
anxious TO co. joined tho Thirteenth and iEty second
regiments yesterday.
The Fifty second regiment IL under orders, and will
probably leave on Monday.
Capital, w. X Comsock, Of the Twenty third regiment
has already raised company 10 be permanently attached
thereto They will proceed 10 srri barg the Arst
OF next week. Thoee members lott behind for
another win be sent or to-day. The Rev. p. J. II.
Myers has boon appointed chaplain to tho regiment and
will leave In few days despatch received from Har
rsburg last evening states that no regiment has arrived
there and engaged at In tho ntrcachments tho
other side Of the Gus Iuehanpa-
Movements Of New Jersey Tro ops.
TRENTON June 10 1864