New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
Our IEo.ne-fseturnin Heroes.
THE TWENTIETH MASSACHUSETTS VETERAN
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The o0th Massachusetts veteran Rcgimeht
Of Infantry with heh las been consolidated the rem
rants " the eth lOh 5lh l9h aud 31th regiments ana
in all numbering ~ men, arrived ~ WIS GU. az. ~.
Tuesday night. and were qaari'red at the Battery
mo qO,b belonged 10 the Third Brigade Provisional
CORPS but were formerly attached 10 the Old second
Corps Army of thu Potomac They went out IN y pt'm
her rcanlisted January = soi. and served Ju-t
years on the 18TH During that time they have onght
Is battles being the largest number Of battles tat any
regiment has been engaged In with The Army Of the
The following are the principal battles in which they
have foq eht. Bilfs Bluff siege Of lorkioTn, West
Point, Seven Pines and Fair Oass Peach Orchard
Savages Station. White Oak swamp, Malvern Hil
Cbantilly South Mountain. Antetam' lsi tredeficks
burg ST. Marv's Heights. Chanccilorsyille. 6etiys
burg Bristo Station. battles NJ the Wilderness five
idavO 20 River Spoitsvlyania Cold Harbor Nv River
sulphur springs Petersburg Iiatchsrs Run Daberny
Mile, rioiomy .potomy, straw berry Plns' mn.'I.r'
others.
! The following is il; OF officers:
yield AND SrAFP.-Brevct Ms1f.Gen. George v Macy.
Provost Marshal ofthe Army Of the Poomlc commanding
Lieut. Col. Ruius r Lineolai MAJOR John hein"r Quartz,
master e. Boot Adutnt. IL. = Benson, ~ufg'on Murdoch
alcGregor Assistant [. h. Inches; "a A''an' George h.
Den.m0re.
George 7. Chose CO. B-Cayi. q. MAJ Niz-ky. 10 G
Cipt. ". y. smi's Let Lieut. James Oc9nner GO. p
F-is Lieut. Dennis shsy Co. H-Capt OeeEy H. speneef
The regiment eit for Readeyille Ma.. at :. IN.
on Wednesday afternoon. via the Neptune hse
The 10Th Maine Regiment First Brigade,
Third Division Provisional Corps formerly attached
to tie I'M Corps and now numbering 900 men. arrived
III tnis oly on lussus ~ ns,, aD ,h. ~, 80
port al noon on Wednesday for Portland. Maine.
They a noble body pf men and have participated In
many hard fought battles Of which the following are
the principal Antietam. Gettysburg lredercks'
burg, all the battles Of the wilderness Spoitsyvana.
Laurel Hi. Petersburg. Weldon Railroad, PEBBLES
Farm, First and second HatcheTs Run. Eve Forks
Grayelly Run, BoydtOp Plank Road and App0maiioI
Court House The following is list Of officers:
Field Agp sT.Sy-col l.. ;. sPeei Lieu'.Co. Thona'
Donald Quarrrns.ter George A. Rider Surgeon. WIN. III.
Irew; Assistant Geo. W. Stevens.
Lrsr ovncrns &c AcaPi John Terry Second cor Lea len,
Lieut.. r. /. Mecabe CO. DAP. A. Whitney second
Liolt. Thomas McNear Go. f-CapL Wm. ~ Harrington /;
first Lieut. Warren Noye.i Second Lieut. Fed T. Hii'
Co. 0-tsp,. Samuel w scohe.d, second Lsut o. fewel;
Co H-Capt. II. Mercher. Go. l-sefssant Mickey Co.
Lieut.. George furbush
THIRTEENTH SEw-yoEE CITY INDEPENDENT BAT
The 18th New York (City) Independent Battery
QAght Artillery. numbering - men. under command
Of Capt. Henry Bundy and Lieut. John McGurrin, ar
rived At the Battery Barracks 81 p N. yesterday, dl.
rect from Tallahoome, Tenn, VIA the New YORK Cen
The 18Th was raised in this city and was mustered
into service October lj sGl and the 20th Of the
same month Joined the Army Of tie Potomac. with
20 The Mountain Department under Gen Fremont. 1t
served in this department until Gen. fremonrs com
nand was transferred to Gen. Pope. IL served with
Cen Pope in his campaigns through Virginia. and
suffered severely in men.
when Gen. Pope was relieved, the battery again
Joined the Army Of the Potomac with which II served
Until ordered 10 the Department Of the Cumberland
Sept 81 1868. 1t took part IN the following engage
ments wbo with the Army Of the Potomac: Cross
Keys. 1reemsn's Ford White Sulphur SPRING. Water
loo Bridge Second lu Run Charlottesville and Get
tysfrg IL was filled up from time 10 time by men
cent from the general recruiting rendezvous for ar
lery in New-lork CITY, and BY details from Infantry
regiments.
The battery Joined the Army Of he Cumberland IN
October 1868 and formed part OF the forces that drove
the enemy from Lookout Valley IL took part In The
battle Of Mission Ridge and subsequently accompanied
the forces sent 10 the relief Of Knoxville. The men Of
the battery rednlisted at Bridgeport. Ala January
is6i The battery took part in every engagement with
the Twentieth Army Corps In the campaign from Chat
tanooga TO Atlanta and lost heavily in men that ii
had 10 be twice filed By details Of infantry After the
fail of Atanta all the detailed men were ordered 10
Join their regiments which reduced the effective force
81 the battery To- - men, and then ordered 10 gar
rison duty. During Hoods campaign IN December.
ls6s the battery was ordered to Mnrfreeeborough,
where il remained during that month, ana took part IN
the battles OF Oyeralls Greek and tho battles OF the
Cedars.
On tleir splendid but tattered batilefae 10.
scribed tbc fol owing battles III which they have been
engaged Cross Keys, Freeman's Ford, White Sulphur
Springs. Waterloo Bridge. Second Bull hnn, Chance-
lorsvilIe Gettysburg Mission Ridge NIL Creek Re-
saeca, New Hope Church, Pine KNOB hndny Greek,
Noce Greek, kulps Farm, Kenesaw Peach Tree
Greek, Atlantic Nashville. Within ten minutes after
the men arrived, Copt Hickf Superintendent OF the
Battery Barracks, caused TO be- set before them boun
eoas dinner to which they did ample justice and we've
then dismissed until to-day
THE TwENTY-YIrTB MAssACHufETs REGlMFST.
This veteran regiment consolidated into four J
pGnies aud Numbering "a arrived al the Battery
BarrncEs 81 ,. O'Clock yesterday Afternoon, and after
reiag served WIN dinner, lef, for KesdUJo Mass n
ibe stOn Dclon line ~ boots.
Iae 13th, composed Of fine bod, Of men wLs Iaised
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