New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

RETURN OF THE SIcosD NEw.HAMPsHIRE RESI.
nrsr.-The ID New.Hampshire. Regiment, Col
MarstOn, arrived in this city on Sunss evening, 6a
their way to tn: Granite State. The regiment has
received short furloush for the purpose Of recruit
Ing It's shattered ranks. 1t numbers $50 members.
Its strength at the outset was 900 men, and it was
subsequently, re.cnforced. But $50 Of the original
members are now on the roll. The banner which
was presented to them in this city bears the marks OF
many hard fought engagement. The regiment took
It's departure for homo yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Tho officers are as follows;
Edwin Bailey. .eu.snantcelOn. and acting colonel James
Carr major; M Perkins, adjutant T. 81 Merew turseon;
DR.. Stone and bunting Charlie. shu,s.
ssS.a e RoSs os%%.nd
D. h. b. ssylesi Z. - Smith y, Henry NJ Mescafi g.
s.%s. s.%s: g. BsuA.Ls 6sssS Side. is'
THE NArIoSAL UNION CLUE OF PHILADELPHIA.
"A highly influential body Of citizens Of Philadsl.
pbia have organized, under the above title, with the
following officers:
President Assnon Roberts, vee.Presdents, let pi.,
ct Edwsid G. Knight I'D District Alexander Harper lid
District Nathan Hss Treasurer, Thomas Potts; Core
spondips secrsy. George l. rhomi Recording Secretary
s. Snyder Lsdy. -
grand mass meeting of the loyal citizens will be
called for some night during the present week. A
brilliant demonstration may be expected, as num-
Der Of Senators and Congressman will be present.
SAILING OF THE BIEsvILLE.--The U. S. steam
gunboat Bienville, Commander j. X. NJ. Mullan,
sailed on Feb % for Port Royal, Key West, and
Now Orleans The following is list of her officers:
Commander J. r. NJ. Mulani Lieutenant and E5ecIivs %
officer r. MeCOOki Acting Ms.tss.,Fr'ak Smith. Wm;
Ssrs:op o' Isaac Coates: Paymssie VIM wssce Good
VIM Chief Ensiuser wm. Wight, Acting ID Assistant
E.ss.s, JssS s.aaS D k..sS as;'. ..Sd ."y GS
KnsGn, Fr.nh IL wii' y NJ MonteiT Acting Mss,eT'
C. Boivei Acting Gunner Gee 4 FIsik % GsPtsin' Clerk
Eugene DevsreuIi Psyms'ser' Clerk D. r. Smith
ARREST OF MoRGAH's BRorHER.-Capt. Charlton
Morgan, q brother Of the notorious Guerrilla Nor
gan, was recently captured near Lexington n.y.
He earnestly prayed for an exchange, but wxs re-
minded of JEFF Davs's retaliatory order, and IN
formed that he mus. 80 to Camp Chase. Ihis al
fected the weak minded fellow 80 that he wept like
child.
A correspondent Of The Chicago Tribune was
aboard tho Queen of the West, aud escaped with
difficulty, losing everything but life. The capture
took mace on the Red River, at Gordons Landing,
about Is miles from the mouth Of the Black River,
on the evening of Tuesday, Feb. II. The Queen
of tho West was accompanied by small steamer,
tho De Soto, formerly used as ferry.boat In its
now mission it carried 3O.pound Parrott gun. The
following were the officers Of the Queen of che
West:
Col Charles r. Elle., commanding ram feet. Captain A.
Counor Carbondas ILL., Lieutenant j. T. Tuttle Carbon.
dale III. First Master d. Thon,pson Psoris III First
Pilot Scott Long, Indsna Second Pilot, Thomas w Gar.
yey Pittsburgh Pa Third Pilot Mckay Madison, Ind
First Ensneer Reuben Townsend. Albany. Ind First
Assistant Ensnssr Edward Taylor Newcastle ps' SECOND
Third Assistant Eugnesr. James Eis, Albany nn
F9pIth Ariop EnGpsey, Ssnuel Weaver Mourd NiYI ~"