The New York herald., 1865-06-25
OUR RETURNING VETERANS.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH NEW yoRS.
This regiment arrived last evening and Immediately
took steamboat for 0gdensburg, 70 which place tho
ganization belongs The regiment numbers three hun
dred and eighty men, under command Of Colonel
Z. Mcdonald.
The One Hundred and Sixth was recruited in st. Law.
and Franklin counties and mustered into tho
United States service August a. lso2 marching 70 the
seat OF the following day 1t was nrst placed In the
Eighth army oorps but after the battle Of Gettysburg
was put into the Third brigade Third division, Third
army corps On the reorganization Of the army in April,
1894 tho regiment put into the First brigade Of
Rcketts division Sixth army corps whore has since %
regiment took part In the following engagements rsJ
mount Msrtnsburs Manassas Gap, cuipeppsr, Kelly's
ness spottsylvanis Laurel Hill, Hanover Court House.
Cold Harbor hrst Petersburg Rsams Station Mon0cacy
Winchester, Fishers Hi, Summit Point Cedar Cresk,
capture Of Petersburg and Sailors Creek.
THE TENTH VERMONT RxornnNT.
Tho above regiment arrived last evening, and pro.
ceeded to the Battery Barracks They number four hun
dred and nfsy-six men, and commanded by Major
Salisbury. The regiment win leave for home to-day.
The following list Of battles in which the Tenth was
town. Fishers HILL Petersburg Sailors run snd several
skrmshes The officers are:-Msjor Salisbury, Captains
Grer and Ingram.
THE THIRD hAssACHUsErre HEAVY ARrILLxnY.
This organization arrived at nvo O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon and after left for Boston There we're
two hundred men, commanded BY Captain priscoll.
TIE THIRTKESTH Nxw HAnPsHIRB REGIMENT
This regiment which arrived In the city on Friday
evening, under command Of Lieutenant Colonel N
State OF Maine. Brigadier General Donohue and staff
accompanied the troops
THE TENTH AND rwELrTn NEW HAMPSHIRE RRoI-
NENrs.
Colonel r. r. Bcwe has received information that the
Tenth and Twelfth New Hampshire regiments left Rich
mond by the steamship Aradne, direct for Portsmouth,
THE FIFTH NEW YORK ARTILLERY.
One hundred and sevehsy Of the Fifth New York
artillery in charge Of Captain Cannsrk arrived si the
State sodies' Depot yesterday.
THE srxrY-NINrn NEW YORK.
A detachment Of twenty-five Of the sixty ninth
New York In charge Of Sergeant O'Rciy, also arrived
st the depot yesterday.
rHK ToRTrETB SEVENTY THIRD. xroHry-s1rH
AND TITETY-THIRD NEW YORK REGIMENTS.
The Foreth (Mozart and Seventy third veteran reei-
mens have received their orders from General Meade
report at Hts Island to be mustered out Of the service
Tho same order includes the Eighty sixth and Ninety
third regiments which also at Bailey's roads
with the two commands nrs named The Fortieth and
Seventy third regiments, IL In now confidently expected
will arrive here cary next saturday, TO be In time
TO participate in the Fourth Of July anniversary The
Of several old and tried regiments and numbers about
three hundred and hfty men. Tho Seventy.third has
about two hundred left Tho citizens OF New York will
be but too happy 10 receive among them these
veterans Would ~ not be well 10 give them public
receptionf
WEST POINT HoSoRs TO ouR VETERANS.
On Thursday last the steamer Huguenot passing
West Point conveying the Vermont brigade 70 Troy
route to Burlington, the gallant troops board
honored with salute from the old Revolutionary fort
Fort Knox This the first time this honor paid
" veterans passing historic West Point the omission
arising from the fact that the time and attention Of tho
patriotic superintendent Of the Military Academy had
been entirely epgroseed Of late with the yearly examuA
ton just closed General Cullum however feels much
pleasure IN thus recognizing the gallant services Of the
Union troops their way their homes that he has
determined 10 stlute will salvo Of artillery all that In
future pass that way To insure THIS General Van vlet
proposes TO telegraph 10 West Point from time 10 time
when troops are rooe honoward by the broad waters
Of The Hudson aud when they may be expected In that
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