New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
been proyded with supper tho Battery Barracks,
tok special boat for Albany where they will be dis

tnot special boat for Albany where they VIII be dis
Bottorics G and II. lst regiment Rhode Island Light
kYtiieYy arrived in this City on Wrlnefd'! evening,
aud of, or home at +. M on thursday mterhoon wa
Ter, G.. which numbers l25 men and L,e'f. Anthony
s. llariOu commands battery II, nuuo fing i5o meh.
rniRD ELW-YORk BATTERY.
The Third Now-Yor Independent Battery, known es
Cant Mcts OLD Battery of this city arrived bone AT
o'clock On Thursday morning. and are qnartrred at
the Battery Barracks. where they wircmeln uh'ip ao
OF and discharged The battery numbers i~J men, and
Is under g. minaud of Brcvet Major A. Harm. The bat
tcrv went out in NAV. 1861. wnh l56 men and since
thai time have mad over 800 recruits lhey served 10
the Army OF the potouac and we're tiahser,eu 20 Ihe
Sixth Corps At tho time II was ofg.n1eu' inv
participated in the following battles; even rhrs'
Gaines Mills Snvage's station aud Malvern IN on me
Peninsula; Antietam. first and second FRED
ericksburg. Gettysburg. Fairfield room, happnnnn'
vile. Cold Hsrbor, siege of Petersburg. and
Sailors Greek. Stree the surrender OF Lee the
Battery has marched over 1O miles, from
Donylo 10 turks station. dlstarce
Of 100 mice they mar, he'd ia three and hail days
and from ilence to City Point 81 miles in two days
TIE SFyENTEEETH NETWORK VETERAN VOLUN-
TIER REIIMEHT.
The following correspondence. IN r'ferenceto tho ith
New-lork Veteran Volunteers, raistu IN thS envy
FROM GEN JEFF C. DAvIs
HsADauAErnRs FOURTEENTH Army CORPS
Co,o,yL The General commanding the corrs directs me to
ssy that he yesterday verbally informed by Gen Irwin,
chief of StsH lieut Gen. Grrt that the desire OF thr ON
eer- and men If the 18th Noufok Veteran volunteer IN
i.rtry to remain the Fourteenth Army Sops cano, pu
10 the Of the Ivce not permitting f"srn
room to IL. - NJ West ioa therefor. followed hom uI
thcr duy IL the fouf eeut army Corps and "h"Poy your
r, giu,u cordauco Win previous orders
lrcs, his ,inr,ir r"rt that re- ent could no ."
10 remain with tie Fourteenth Corps. liz parts rom WIN
regret and slw sy remember with usuTe and irde he
dit which from, s soldry conduct attention 70 uu'y
and invariably gallant conduct action has reflected upon
tauitf feel a A.
they will regret their c. nnreon with the Fourteenth
/ have t6r honor TO be- Colonel very re.rectfully,
Your obedien. servant, &c,
Assis,sn, A ju tabtG ensI al and 1 hiri Of STAFF.
To Lieut.. Co. James Lase C'n'd'g l'ihN \. WI
IRON GIN. MORGAN.
HDoRs Sroos d DIVISION, fouRTK,srH \: L.
near u As1IhGTos u. &, June Y. 1865.
In tranrm,,ng the hin communication. The Genera
s S- sd to e ~" h h NJ" Veteran
unrer infantry dusn te time they hsve been under h
command, and ,Ics.din.y iegr's the necessity Of he u"
vice or. vents h.r remaining ions,r with him. q,
The General swsys will rrn'Ebr WIN ds ,h,,f %
| AZ .S,,r,horon,b snd Por,on,ile
Tn. General sincerely hope. hs,ee long YOU will be pr
miited 30 e'.rn TO your home AID irnda Very
'''' Captain and Assistant, A. ~, General.
| UpaRs FIRs1 BaiaADp SECOND DIVISION ForRrEssrH}
Amy aRPs NlsHiSGToy, l. G.. Junr ", 100.
COLON L. As your gu.-nt about TO b" trsn'fr'd mo
it. CO, ton vita shi' lrssc- the Genera eon.na
tvs himself III. occasion 10 etpe.s nis Ieg'-t o. W.
sesAion snd To and every officer and man o. h'
regiment tue ayp ,,i4tou o. a.. lgh fo.efy qalt.
,yiuced by through toop. aud esrntul can paign
~ all the essential qua lies which di-tngn"h NC h''"
the llb New ora b. cso'll-d ~ none
E-tr.enfsycs goa 'fthe great CITY Il "f"fA
yonr a.socaon with Of he NorihWcs con po,ip'
de balance Of ha ode has been oi the most PHEASANT s'
genial 4 nd and W. part fIofn You with re- 'anc"
4, T. however ny pleasing ~ couratuaie yon on ~
happy summation Of peril and 'ro"ntr i
our ley distracted country n. suppreson - rs'le
ete lion ard IN. blessings Of peace. III" time a. haf
when W. may peaceful svoosons Of bie Ant
the comforts aud bcssio-s OF homc.
That your ives insy be hsrpy and prosperous a.
your career in the sopogs aud iuUipbhnI n
| the sincere wish Of your late comneni'r
| Wa vAvDgvra, Bris. General
To Lea Col James Lat-. Cong i1th " v Vet vol! I'M