The New York herald., 1865-06-02

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Our Firth ARMY Corps O6rrespondomce.
HsAnovARrkRs Frri ARsr Coars.
MAR WAsHisonos, May 10. 1865 !
MUsrEiiNu oUr ARIILIg gRY
AS s~''e" an my aespstch two days since, IL sup
poso Kirby Smiths surrender would lead 10 fuIthe
mastering out than provided for in the late order on
the subject An order received last evening direct
ing that oil the volunteer baeries belonging tho corps
40 mustered 0at Immediately This order is bone
promptly complies with. A week hcnco will Gnd the
corps without battery. except .hasOf the regular United
States artillery Following CHS wholesale mastering Out
OF volunteer batteries yeneral and extended order
kegard'ng volunteer lisntry regiments is looked for
REGIMENTS Mvssxsxp< OUT.
In compliance With the order mA'ter out regiments
whose terms Of service expire before ~, lat Of October
three resmeass in this corps musA red cut to-day
the One Hundred and Eighty nfth New York, Colonel
SdPsr Ono Hundred and Eighty ninth Ne%T York. Colo
mel Brr and Two Hundred and Tenth PAnnsylvsniH
Lieusenmt Colonel Whitman. The Ono HA A,dred and
Eighyninth left this afternoon for Enira 10 N eive s
final payment and the other two leave tomo~n 'w-the
first for Syracuse and the last for HARRISBURG
rae ONE HUNDRED INV voxa
came OUT with the maximum number, and Joined tho
corps just before tho Hatchsrs fight fall TbA q,
and Afterwards during the active campaign Colonel Ban
though good and highly valued ofnccr was unfortu
natey SICK ana the command OF tho regiment in every
Aght has devoved upon Lieutenant Colonel Townsend
The regiment has done Its duty end happily goes homo
having sustained but slight loss. II goes home with
thrtysix officers and hundredeand seventeen sn-
sed~pen. Previous to leaving General Gregory, To-
whose bQdle it has been attached sSce entering the
service, made them very neat touching and forcble
speech Officers and mon deeply moved at parting
with their old commander and comrades in arms
The following the roster of the officers the Que Hum
dred and Eighty ninth New York vountser;--
Colonel-A L. Burr
Lieutenant, Coronel-J. H. Townsend.
Hajor-wm. II. withey.
Ad3ntant-Eugene II. Rony.
Qudrfermd3er-Jas. l.. Brown.
Swrgern-H. G. Gates.
Asssant s~ysems-wm. g. Ianning T. S~ay.
B. Bennett; second Lieutenant, Jno n. n Brown '"'''
CSmpany B-Captan, Chas withey; First Lieutenant,
Company C-Captain, silas W. Robinson First Lieu
tenant, Dwight Warren Second Lieutenant, Mortimer
Company D-captain, E. D. Hill; rirs. Lieutenant,
Chas H. Scarle Second Lieutenant WIN. H. Kellogg
, Cempony EaCaptain, A. NJ Beryan; First Lieutenant,
E. D. Owens Second Lieutenant, Byron Harrison.
Company F-Captain, Il. F. Marble; First Lieutenant,
Company G-Captan, W. washburne First Lieutenant,
Z. A. Draper Second Lieutenant. A. q. Alden.
u Company HICaptain Nathan Crosby; First Lieutenant,
Compaay Tcaptan, Elias Horton; First Lieutenant L.
H. Ackerman Second Lieutenant, Lenard Briggs.
Company k-Captain, Amos SoOpcr First Lieutenant,
Thos Burial Second Lieutenant, Chas H. Ray.
ruE ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHrY-FIFTH yEw YORK
leaves with twenty-five officers and i've hundsed and
forty four enlisted men, having with nine hun
drcd and twenty three men, including officers They
brilliant record 1t joined the corps the S0th OF last
September in front Of Petersburg and took part all
render Of Lees army as Hppomaox Court House. In
the battle the 29th Of March, Colonel Sniper led his
regiment Pc, ~ San. and successful charge
had been shot down. The conduct of officers and mon
have been OF the most satisfactory character and they
entitled To the greatest credit The regiment was
raised in Onondaga and Cortland countless COM
panes coming from the former county and three from
the latter.
The following are the names Of the o1,cers:-
6clones-Gus'avus sniper
Lieutenant Coi0nss-Theodore n Barber
A9jor-Robert p. Bush
Fira Lieutenant and Adjvrmt-Byron Nudge
First Lieutenant, Regs'eataI Observation-Disclosures
s,Sgssr~.vc orsry Assistants, Gilbert l. New
Company A.csptain, $. O. Howard Second Lieuten-
90TSs.y 5-capsain, John Lis'nan; Second Lisuten-
Company CLcaptain, VIM A. Rapp; First Lieutenant.
Company D-Captaip, Daniel N Lathrop First Lieu
tenant Pembroke Pierce; Second Lieutenant, Norman
Company E;..Captain, John T. Hoster; First Lieu
tenant H. @ Rorapaugh
tenant Andrew j. Lyman; Second Lieutenant Daniel /.
Company C-Captain, Alvern H. Barber; First Lieu.
j. Isaacs
Company H-Cap,ain David crysler; First Lieutenant,
Jerome c. Gates; Second Lieutenant Charles Rector
Csw.pany NCaptan, Jared 7. Abbott; First Lieu.
tenant H. wadsworsh Clarke; Second Lieutenant, A. A.
Company K-Captsin, Abrsm h spore First Lieu
tenant, Lewis s. Edgar; Second Lieutenant, Joah W.
Mercer.
THn TWO HUNDRED AND TENTH rEyxsyLvASA
joined the corps at about the rame time with the above
regiments, and, like them, was one year regiment
Its roster shows its leayeaking OF the army
teen officers and five hundred and thirty In killed
wounded, missing and discharged its losses have been
about four hundred At Grayey il lost its original
commanding officer, Colonel Sergeant and truly brave
and popular officer no In the fight its adjuant
also was killed, Lieutenant shlessenger. Lieutenant
Colonel Whitman who goes home in command of the reg
iment entered the service the outset Of the
private in the Forty sixth Pennsylvania regiment The
regiment away with the consciousness Of having
promptly and fcaicssly discharged every duty demanded
Of IT, The following are the officers OF the regiment
Lie,asnant C5,om<,-E L. whitman
Aoyor-J. H. Graves.
Qua Una f~-Jos. A. Clark.
Svgeons-w. Stockton Wilson; Assistants, Jacob r.
Raub, c. 8. Bard
Company A-cap,sin, 8: B. Bowerman FRS. Iieu'on-
Company D-Captain, r. W. Mcknight; First Lieu
tenant, J. 0. Guild; Second Lieutenant, Q. W. Mesen-
Company E-second Lieutenant, VIM. 8 Norris.
Company F-Second Lieutenant, g. y. Rowlcr.
Company G-Captsn, II. r. Palme Second Lieutenant,
Company H-Capiain NJ. R. Miller
mpony t-caP'sn, j. A. Foster; First Lieutenant,
Cgmpony K-captain, Eli Dougherty First Lieutenant
A. Rtchey; Second Lieutenant, A. A. Carr
belonging TO the Ninety first Pennsyvsn.a regiment was
to-day mustered out The regimental orgsnzaton--b
being veteran regiment-remans.
Troops Homeward Bound.
BALnxoRx, June !, 1s66
considerable number Of troops passed through here
to-day for home The Nineteenth Connecticut, the
Twentieth Michigan, the One Hundred and Forueth Penn