The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01

SHABBY TREATMENT OF ANOTHER VETERAN REaI-
MENT-How The SIXTY FIRST NEW WORK voLUE-
TIERS WE'RE RECEIVED IN THIS CITY.
In the fail OF 1861 the Sxty6rst New York State Vol
unteers numbering about nine hundred men, and mostly
recruited In this city, lef. hero for Alexandria, Va
attached TO the Array Of the Potomac and has been
identified with It's fortunes since, being attached 10
the First division, Second army corps It has fought In
the following battles Of which have been the most
desperate OF the warFair Oaks Peach Orchard White
Oak Swamp, Savage Station, Charles City Cross Roads,
Malvern Him. Antietam Fredericksburg, Charlottesville,
small skirmishes. The fragment left OF the regiment
having re enlisted, wereordered 70 New York on fur
who has interest in the route, by the way
OF Harrisburg being three days and four nights on the
which al that time Der 20 to January q was the
coolest Of the winter when by the regular route takes
about sixteen hours to make n the Journey:
now reduced 10 sixty-two muskets and about eight
ocers, found friend TO welcome them but their Colo
mel (whO arrived day or two before), and walked up
that broadway silence, which they had left two
years before wish high hopes and full ranks On the
accorded them, the Colonel ordered parade and these
few veterans now almost bullet proof, march
OF their own drnnmers aud bearing their mds, three
rebel battle Tags being but half the number captured by
Oice) Alter such services and losses as this reai.
ment has undergone tho New York authorities ought 70
blush 10 allow them 70 return 10 such manner. g..
THE NEW ENETY-NlNTH (PHQshI4) REGIMENT.
The shove regiment formerly known the Frt regi.
gmant Phnix Brigade has been incorporated into the
Ninety ninth lew York State National Guard under the
able commaed OF Colonel John OMahony, the Irish
nationalist Tho following general and special orders
have been sse0ec IN references 10 the regiment
CRDERs-No. So.
0EHERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEw yoRR
ApJuIAgr GENYRAL's OFrfCR, ALBANY. jan q, 1854.
The following of infantry hereby organized
so the Ninety ninth regiment FIRST brigade
Y Company A--Geptain Jon. r McCase First Lietenant
Patrick Costello Second Lieutenant James Is Kennedy
Company B--CArtan Anthony J. Deznau. First Lieu.
tenant Bartholomew O'Leary Second Lieutenant John
Company c-Captain John O'Shsa- First Lieutenant
Nicholas Duffy Second Lieutenant Nicholas Sheeron.
Company E-OepAin Michael Grady, First Lieutenant
Company F-ihptAin John Lynch, Finst Lieutenant An
thony Mc0wen, Second Leute nant James VAIL
Company H-OSp.Ain John A. Gleason. first Lieutenant
James 0aynor. Second Lieutenant Charles J. Quinn.
RodGer Judge Jr Second Lieutenant Dcns g, Sullivan
Company K-Csptaln Charles U. OConnell First Lieu
tenant Andrew Mcguire Second Lieutenant James Con-
BY order OF The Cemtnandcr-in-Chief
JOHN J. sPRAGUE. Acjaisnt Generals
SPECIAL 0RDKRs-Fo g.
HEADQUARTERS, First BRIGADE n. g. 8. NJ
New YORK, jan. "a, 1864. !
The foregoing General Orders are hereby somslgated
Colonel John o'Mshc3y will a copy Of the fore.
going orders be served the officers the regiment BY
order Of Big Gen. CHARLES =. sPICER.
SPECIAL oRDERs-No j.
HEADouARrsEs, 9SrH REGIMENT n. VS.. n. o.
New YoRK Jan. H. 1884 !
By order Of JOHN O,MAEONf,
Cnlonel Commanding Regiment
CHARLES J. QuiFS. Aet.p6 Ad jutant.