The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-19


different parts Of the county II is yet impossible to
speak with any degree Of certainty though be
than forty thousand dollars, and roach sixty
thousand dollars
OUR RETURNING VETERANS.
Arrival OF the Irish Eion, Seventeenth
Massnchusctts and Second Vermont
Reception OF the LegiOn-Bnnquet to
the Officers or the Seventeenth. New
York-Gcncral Hooker Present, &c.
THE IRISH LEGION.
This Hne organization full history Of which pub
shed in yesterdays HERALD arrived in the city yeser
day at o'clock On alightng from the Jersey
City they received by large crowd Of friends and
relatives who cheered the gallant soldiers enthusiast
caly Colonel Coyer superintendent Of the Soldiers
Depot in company with officer Dewey, station agent Of
that institution hand TO tender the Inequalities
OF the State In return this favor three cheers
given by the soldiers for Colonel Colyer Officer Dewey
then proposed three cheers for Governor FentOn which
request was aatteringly responded to.
The Legion then brought across to New York,
when they were marched up Broadway to the Centre
Market Armory, where substantial dinner pro-
vided Robertson's full band headed the column and
played cnvening tunes on the march, The Legion was
escorted by large number of friends, incledng the
committee which has in charge the arrangements for
their formal reception Among those might be men
toned the following Colonel d. G. Mnton, First New
York cavalry; Colonel John OMahony, Ninety ninth,
National Guard; Colonel McEvilly Captain j. b. Krker
Major Clarke, Captain Edward Connolly, captain Kane
Captain Fogarty, Dr. John Dwyer, and about one hun
dred others
On their passage up Broadway the returning soldiers
were received with much enthusiasm. They looked
veterans in every OF the word and marched with
that precision which marks true discipline. Brevet
Brigadier General j. p. McIvor is in command Of
the Legion having been promoted to his present rank
on the surrender of Lees army The friends of the
organization will be glad to learn that the men look
splendid and the best of health and spirits The
officers are gallant set of boys, and may well be proud
Of their command
int ho with,
excellent dinner at the State Soldiers depot provided
by Colonel Coyer.
Sixty ninth NewYork National Guard artillery One Hun
dred and Fifty fifth New York Volunteers, One Hundred
and Sxty-fourth New York Volunteers, and One Hun
dred and Seventeen New York Volunteers.
Tho following is full list OF the officers OF the organ
ization:-
Brevet Brigader General J. p. McIvor commanding
Adutant William j. Nevin, A. A. A. G.
Captain Charles Goodwin, A. A. d. c.
Lieutenant Pierce Butler. A. A. ID. g.
Captain D. J. Mykins, Brigade Inspector.
Lieutenant A. Is. Vlleplait, A. A. q M.
sIxrY-NNTH REGIMENT NEW YORK NATIONAL GUARD.
Field and ,Sd6-Lieutenant Colonel, John Coonan;
Major, Robert heggart; Adjutant, William J: Nevin;
Quartermastcr A. b. vileplait surgeon VIM. T. Nealis
Assistant Surgeon, +. +. p Cowley.
Cdptains-D. J.. sullivan, Michael MCGUIRE John Bell.
Lewis II. Donett, Patrick G. Nevin, Charles Giynn, Jo-
seph Murphy Charles Goodwin.
First Lieufnants-Joseph Kecle, John Owens X +.
Knowles VIM. H. Carney, VIM. Ivey, J. T. Connolly,
James Foley, r 0Farrell, p b Mccarthy
Second LeWeadaas-Richard MCGEE, Samuel Wooey
ONE HUNDRED AND fTTY.FFm REGIMENT NEW YORK voLuN-
Field and SoG-Lieutenani Colonel John Byrne; Ma
jor Francis Page; Surgeon S 3 Lounsbury Adjutant,
Charles Dodd.
Capiains-Hugh Mooney, Thomas Dunbar, Michael
Dobeny Charles Priest, j. u. Mitchell, W. Hartford.
FIRST observation-disclosures Brennan, Christopher Gal
win, Richard Wallace, Joseph Eustace, Thomas Burke
Robert A. Lee.
Second Lieueaants--J B. Dun, George b. Wilson, John
Hanon
VOLUNTEERS.
Field aud Sa1-Lieutcnant Colonel, William De Lacy;
Major John Beatte; Adiutant John Mccarthy; Quarter
master, John Dunno; Surgeon, Joseph L. hasbrouck
Assistant surgeon, James Rinsler:
Captaias-r. II Kelly, Bernard O'Rclly, Timothy j.
Burke David j. Beattie d. L. Moynihan, George n. Da
wilson, John Ryan Thomas McCarn Stephen A. Gala
ran
First Lieutemcnts-Daniel Crowley, C. NJ shechan,
James Buckingham, William Webb.
Second LieutenGrt--tames Cunningham
HUNDRED sEvESTIETn REGIMENT YORK vol
Field and Siaf-Charies Hagan Lieutenant Colonel
commanding; AdjutanL p k. dunno; Surgeon, J H.
termaster, Simon g. Robbins.
Cap'ains-John Mitchell, Daniel J. hyKins, John Gun
bingham, Michael Quigley.
Fiyt Lieuteslants-John Dohety Thomas NJ Costelloe,
James Freelan, James 0'Connel Pierce J. Butler.
Second Liesteaans-RobeTt Sicily, patritk G Quinn,
The following record will show the original strength Of
each regiment their present strength, names of officers
killed, and other interesting iacts:-
offers Enlisted K e.,
Killed and died Of wounds .............s 325
Wounded and missing in acton. 10 ses
Ogicgs K.iis and Died ct WcundsCoonel Matthew
Murphy, Major William Butler Adiutant Michael W Red
mond Captain John II. Nngent, Go. 81 Captain Francis
Wepley, Co II; Captain Edward X. Butler Co. c; Sec
ond Lieutenant Daniel swceny, Go. c; First Lieutenant
Martin Kelly, Co. A.
ONE HUNDRED AND nrrY-FwTn REGIMENT
officers Enlisted Men.
Original strength Colonel Evily). 81 76o
Present strength Lieut. Col }. Byrne).20 lG6
Killed ..;.--.....-...-.......R go
Captain Hart Co Al Lieutenant Nolan, Co. A; Captain
Purdy Co A; Lieutenant Davis, GO. A; Captain Pc.
louze, Co ID; Captain schuyler, Co. F. Lieutenant
O'Conne, Co K; Lieutenant Dumphy, Co y; Lieuten-
Organized November Is, 1862.
ONE HUNDRED sIx1yJouRrn REGIMENT.
Officers. Enlisted Men.
Original strength. ..................3s I089
Killed and ded of wounds. ..........9 326
Wounded and missing in action. I'D $50
ososs xiis@ and Died u Woand-coonel J. p Nc,
Mahon; First Lieutenant A. McCanrey Co.. A; First
Co @; First Lieutenant J. s. Hayburn Co. Captain
y. Hickey, Co. A; Captain w. haroney, Go. b; First
Lieutenant C. Waters, Co. ID; Second Lieutenant J. u
Organized November 10, 1862
ONE HUNDRED AND ssvESTIxTB REGMsr
oeeers snissisd xen
Original strength. $40
Killed and died Of wounds. ...........1 $40
Wounded and missing in action. .......l2 s72
oeeeys S xspa and Died Of Wo.ad.MSjor Don
nelly, captain O. /. turner Captan +. mccarthy, 20.
G.; Captain Lynch Co. O. Captain J. Connery, Co. Y;
Captain J. n Kelly, Co D; First IieutenantJ w Grimm,
Co " First Lieutenant Patrick Logue Co. l; First Lieu
tenant H. seelcy, Co. n Second Lieutenant M Egan,
Co X; Second Lieutenant J. g. Fitzsimmons, Co. b.
Organized July rs, 1862
formal reception will be rendered the Legion on
Friday next The First cavalry, Nnty-ninh, Second,
Seventy first and Sixty ninth regiments will turn out and
escort them through our principal srcets They will be
reviewed by Mayor Gunther at the City Hall al three
O'Clock.
THB SEVENTEENTH MASSACHUSETTS.
This regiment, three hundred and forty strong under
command or Lieutenant Colonel Spain, passed through
yesterday. They marched up broadway at four O'Clock,
and were frequently cheered. salute was bred from
The New England Rooms 40 they passed.