New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
nlilitnry Annirs.
RETURN OF THE Dist REGIMENT y. Y. YOLt
TRkKs (snEPARD RgLEs.(

RETURN OF THE Dist REGIMENT y. Y. VoLUN-
TRBRS (SuEPARD RiFLEs)
This gallant and now veteran regiment, hay
ING unanimously resulisted arrived In this city early
ili. morning on furough to recruit their thinncd
ranks. Um u 600 men. who originally constituted
the regiment, bgi ;tc 200 remain. Tie 5lst was
mainly raised Ia ihls city ana iTst sn| sclviev under
Gen Burnside in North Carolina, and when he was
ordered 10 rcinf Mcclellan On tie Peninsula, they
accompanied hi, hat were 200 late 20 participate IN
any Of the battles be.oTe Richmond. They fought
undur gen Banks ~ Ied0r Mountain and were hiso
at tue battles of hnl Run ID and Chantily. At the
battle 81 AntlcigG. 'hcy wore enc Of two regiments
~. 5lft Penn yunlt beng the other. VINO st0rmed
ana carr ID IA, stone bridge across Antleain tleeA
Wh,n Con I.rns.ae oil cd 20 the command Of
the Department OF the OHIO tho DIST n. y. went Will
him. hri shortly sitcTwaTr were ordered To report Ia
GEN Grant before Nickshurg. Their tag was the fret
10 wave u the capitol at JacksO1. Miss. After the
unconditional surrender Of burg they returned 20
Kentucky and since have seen Little ectiYc service.
Their trst two commanders, Colonies ferr.Io and Pot
Ter. are now Br.adierGencras; the former commands
n division aud the hitter j. in temporary command %
IN. 9th Army Corps. The officers who now commend
the regiment Colonel Charles ". lie Gendre; Lieut.
col Il. G. hi,chol Major J. g. Wright; Captains ).
n. Simt John Stuart David L. Wright, George Whit
man, Daniel jenkins, and George Tuttloi Adjutauit
Abraham Mckee; Surgeon - Bird. We understand
that public reception and banquet VIII DC gwen 10 tls
regiment during the week.
ARRIVAL on TIE sd MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
This brave regiment arrived here on Friday
evening route for hone Out OF LOO men that ieit
for the seat Of war only J55 remain oil OF whom have
reGnlised fog the They have participated In tlc
bnit es OF Bull Run ID. Anretain, tredcrcksbarsh.
Charlottesville and Gettysburg. The following is II
list of its present officers: Col, g. L. Prccoit Lieut.
Col. Luther Stephenson IT,; Surgeon w. l.. Fason;
Assitant Surgeon :. ". Fletcher; Quariegmnstcr,
Isaiah L. Hoyt; Adjutant Isaac I. kingsbnry Capis
James A. Cunningham. Cyrus Fay. Stephen Rich, An
brosc Bancroft, Norman S. Steele. Root Hamilton;
Lieuts. l.. H. Warren, u. W. Laureate. q. w. Reed.
George w Boebc.
RETURN OF THE 2.TH MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT.
Two hundred and twenty reonlisted men Of
this regiment Lieut. Col Bartholomew. commanding.
nave arrived 10 this city, from Norfolk Va, and are
now chartered ut tho NewEngland Rooms. No. Ia
Broadway. The regiment RACED in aud around
Springfield Mass and expected to leave Tor tLerc
earl, this morning
INCEPTION or THE SECOND FIRE ZOUAvEs.
A meeting OF the officers and members of the
New. York Fire Department, held Oh Saturday
evening ut Jefferson Market for the purpose 81 paking
for the reception of the above Regiment
Fire Commissioner Henry Wilson was appointed CHAIR
man and no stated that several Engine. Hose ana
Truck Companies had agreed 10 give them reception.
and thai IL was prot able that nearly all OF thc Dc
partmcnt would turn out. On the arrival OF tho kcgi
mont the rcbes will be rung given number oil times
which will be advertised hereafter and the Department
are 10 form In line four hours after. Tho Cbiei ana
Assistant are to act ns Grand Marshals.
A TwO-yHAB3 3EGIMEsT AGAIN READY FOR SERVICE.
The 18th Regiment, n. Y. Volunteers,
which soryed two years aud returned home ut the
end Of that time has recognized for Artillery service
and ready take the field again having recruited an
aggregate Of 400 men. Tho organization wiz DC
known as the 18th N. Y Heavy Artillery. Its com,
mandcr il Col Elisha G. Marshall Who was NJ The heau
Of THO old 18Th.