New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
Our IEoine.Bofurping Heroes.

The 2lst Connecticut infantry regiment, mum.
berng $50 and % officers arrived in this city on
Monday night by the steamer Creole direct from
Richmond and quertered at the B'ttery Barracks
where, in less than an hour, Capt irhs, the super
ntendeGt furnished them with good substantial sup
per.
The regiment was raised at New.Loudon and in
Vindhan County in ls62 under the first call for 1000
men, and during the time IL has been IN the fod has
done efficient service. The 2lsi Is iine body o men
and as well behaved as any regiment thai has passed
through this city.
FIELD AND Sr4gP- Lieut. CO. J. =. brown 10 Command,
Major Vim. Spi,ic Qaar;erna.tr. Mr. r Jackson ssr
recn' DE-. \ AiekeIson, As'art prgeon c. J. Tenant;
Adjntaut E. p. Chpman; Chaplain r. O. brown.
LINE orrcEssC9 ALlso T T T. sdF E, fa
VIM. f. Walker. Co. D-Cspt ALVIN =. Clane, tsst Lieel
r. Jse1soa. Co. ECsst Lieut. Dyes A. SaIs' Conn 9s'
Bsvn. Co. Gclp, T. Perry f4eker Frs Lieut. CoTt ipds
O ssan..n. o. h;firs lieut.; CTIa9i o. Carer GG.l-
Cape {. W cook. Flst Lieut. 4 a. Kenny, Second Lieut.
VIA r. Walker Co. K--Capt. ,. r. facot,, FHsi Lieut.
John Z. French. Safer, C. H. Luldct.
The following are the p.Leipu battles w "hich the
members II the regiment have leeL engaged; flrss
rrodericksOurgi Siege OF Ssit)lk IN hyn. aaG Nay.
Ie63 Drurss HluG. May l6, -ot; Cole herbor; siege
Of Petersburg fot Harrison; Fir Oaks IN leo4 and
the capture oil tobacco at Fredericksburg. f
The regiment let for home al 10 o'clock on Tues.
day iogeE0Oa il 9e condition ani e1cehent spr,s NJ
the pro, pec Of meeting the dear ones from whom they
have long been separated by the stern fortunes u
PORTiETH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT ia.
The 10th Massachusetts Regiment, Third
Brigade. Third Division and Twenty fourth corps,
rived company with the 2lst Connecticut Regiment
Monday night on the steamer Creole. and wa quar-.
tered at the Battery Barracks and left for home at
on O'Clock Tuesday afternoon on the StoningoG boat
The Re gimcnt numbers 800 men and 70 officers, ghe
have been IN service since Sapteulber, ls62.
The following i a llst Of officers:
FIELD AND >rAPp.Liru-to John Pollock, in 81 rnanti
T., r. n sretDf
Quarern sic William ;. BncA; Chaplain, hdSsr basAer,
IiSs OglIcIks -Co. A-Capt James w Bryant. Co. B.
Cspi Cha lie, f. Whncy. Co. Ct apt. ". \. % ~. 90.
O. efor MGoi r os Gi ES e. Gtss f re.
Currier. Co H-Capt. Charles y. III -gs. 60. i-LieCt
JOAN streeieh 90. h-Cap Be.j. a'n H. Ltassey - -,
Cedar Creek. siege CT Fort Wagner, Drurys Bluff
Hsichers Run. Fair Oaks, siege Of Petersburg and
Richmond.
STATEN ISLAND voLUSTEBRs-A WELCOME HoMn
TO THE RETURNED VETERANS.
There will be a grand welcome home" 70
tie Staten Islnd Volunteers on Wednesday. June IL
at Nautilus hal--a welcome Which the war.vorn vet
eminenily deserve they having Won brilliant
for courage anu gallantry many bloody held
Many Of them participated in the siege Of Vcssburg.
others were with Sherman when he marched down ia
the sea- and others were In the thckest OF the fight
Grants great struggle for the possession Of Richmond.
which ended tie war
The citizens OF Richmond COnnty are determined "a
make the day gala one and to shower every posi-.
bic honor upon the gallant who have done much
for the honor and glory OF the Union Wh,worths
Brass Band viii be attendance, and speoshos ~ wei
viii be made TO the returned soldiers by The Hon.
Robert Christie, Mr. TJmpkins Westervet and other
eloquent gentlemen.
A splendid collation.. gotten up under TIE very best
auspices regardless of expense, vii. be rYer 10 the
proudly returning veterans By the ct.tzcrs OF tie beau
tf Island VINO are glad that the war ia over md .hat
peace and Union have again returned To bless the whole
people. Tie whole affair promises 10 b. one OF the
ncst celebrations which ever took place in old Rich.
mond County Steamboats, for the Island leave every
hour during the day, from tho foot of Whitehall st.