The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21
OUR RETURNING VETERANS.
THE IRA HARRIS CAVALRY

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The Fifth New York cavalry General Klpatrck's old
regiment, known the Ira Harrs cavalry Colonel A.
White commanding arrived this city yesterday after
Winchester and after brief halt the
terry Barracks proceeded 10 Brooklyn where they are 10
be mustered ont The regiment returns about six hum
general who has Commanded The Army Of the Potomac
They organized Immediately after the first battle Of
battles that have since been fought In Virginia.
MASSACHUSETTS, BATTERIES
Two Massachusetts, batteries-the Twentieth
Twenty 6fth-passed through this city yesterday, on
their way home.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVENTH NEW YORK.
The left wing Of the One Hundred Twenty seventh
New York regiment, numbering two hundred apd
enty five men, under the command OF Major Place.
rived here from Hilton Head Wednesday night, and
the right wing numbering two hundred and twenty five
arrived yesterday morning The regiment left for
Albany last evening.
SEVENTH NEW YORK BATTERY.
The Seventh New York battery arrived at the Battery
Barracks yesterday afternoon from Virginia, and after
short stay proceeded on their way Albany The bat.
terry commanded by Captain Rcgan, and numbers
hundred and seventyseven men, This battery partici
paed most OF the battles fought by General Mcclellan
and all the other commanders Of the Army Of the Poto-
ARRIVAL OF TIE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHTH NEW YORK REGIMENT.
This regiment arrived in this cty yesterday morning
on board the steamer Chas Thomas, from Savannah.
This regiment was mustered into the service on the
4th Of September 1862 Hudson, and accompanied the
Banks expedition TO New Orleans, and will be remem-
bercd the regiment which, with the Sixth Michigan,
performed such gallant part at the assault upon Port
Hudson the 27th OF May 1868, in which engagement
D. s. Cowles, the colonel commanding, killed. II
also took part in the subsequent engagements during
that siege and selected by General Banks Of
the regiments to enter that stronghoa at its sapltna-
expedition, and was one Of the regiments which, under
General Birge successfully repuscd the enemy at
Cane river. When the Nineteenth corps came to vir
gnia this regiment being of the Second DIVISION went
| to the valley and there, under sheridan, added now
lustre its former reputation and many to its
battle flag Winchester, Fishers Hill and Cedar Creek
among the many bloody contests in which this
| regiment was engaged II left the state q thousand
strong and has had many recruits added to its ranks
| 1t now numbers four hundred and eighty men
| The officers at present with the regiment are:-
| Commanding T. y. Davis
Cdpioias-H. H. Sincerbox, g X. Anderson, a. f.
! Mitchell, J. s Pcarce Geo I. White.
Ltetiendnts-Chas. Vanne q. J.. keyes, X A. White,
| J. Armstrong, j. Harper Geo. Mumell, II Rothery
John Houghton, r. Knafi H. Speed, B. r. Benson J. II.
| acknowledgements A. b. Hart.
| Qadrferndstr-S. II. Mase.
| StUqeon-J. NJ. Grove.
| Assistant Surgc0n-W. II. b. Post
OTHER NEW YORK REGIMENTS.
| The One Hundred and sxty.sixth regiment. New York
Volunteers the Thirteenth Independent battery, Of
this State arrived in yesterday and quartered
at the Battery Barracks. The Twentieth and Twenty
eighth New York batteries are expected to reach New
York early this morning All the officers Of these bat
eres have been promoted by brevet for mertorous con-
duct in the field Captain Ryer commanded four batteries
tncion. He has since been made general, and Is
pccted TO arrive with the batteries
| SEVENTEENTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The final discharge and payment of this regiment will
take place Harts Island Saturday the
22d instant under the immediate supervision OF Colonel
| j. Lake
THE coRcoRAY IRISH LEGION.
The following orders have issued relative 10 the
reception today Of ths Irish Legion
- HSp9rsxrns sInry NINTH Rsensn,
| ~ q. q. N. y, NEw YORK. July Is, 1855.
This regiment will parade fully uniformed and equip
ped, Friday, the 2ist instant receive the Irish
Legion. Regimenta line will be formed half past one
O'Clock FIRST sergeants call quarter past one, after
which no member will be admittedto the ranks Field,
sta and troop, mounted will report to the Colonel
band viii report TO tho Adjutant at one O'Clock.
brigade court martial for the trial Of delinquent
nj eight o o'cIock r. NJ >
The regimen,ai cour, martial for this and previous
parades will be held on Tuesday, tho sth Of August ss
| BY order Of Colonel JAS. BAGLEY.
REaMESrAL oRDER--ro. 10.
HEADQUARTERS, sIxrY-SIrrn N. Y. No.
In compliance with orders from hsadqusr,ers Second
brigade Second division, Second army corps this
mand will parade in light marching order tomorrow the
O'Clock NJ The s,ar and drum corps will report
By order Of Lieut. Col JNo. CO0NAN.
jossrn Ksn,n rrs, Lieutenant and Acting Sdjutans
The following order has been issued by Colonel Mur
The discharged enlisted men Of the above named or
ganzaton will report Major NJ Dorans No. varick
street. ten O'Clock A. NJ, 10 morrow, the 2lst inst
todayl for the purpose Of partcpa'ng IN the formal
President Irish Legion Association
RBGTnKNTAL oRDER-No. o.
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