New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
COMING HOME.
Movements Of Returning Regiments.


The following regiments and attachments ar.
v,vo6 a, On. Batter, Barracks yesterday morning:
The IA, Mass ,chusetts with II officers and 4l9 men.
Vii, ,ocrsrt was attached TO the First Brigade Sec
nns D,visiop. Fifth Army Corps. 1t a one-year
S.r,nens recruited in and around Boston. One Dot
ts}ion sti romans in the field The officers who are
returning are the following; =
r. SS, T. NJ Tidfdse j. H Moore, wSaeieI E. H.
Wor1il Firrt Lieneuants w. H. Brown. II. w Howard
FIT Johns, M FarweII r Chandler second Leutensn.s
O. Il. KsAm }. W. Higgins J. NJ isner' Montgomery
The majority of these officers had served three years
previous 10 taking commands in this regiment The
losses have been very slight. The l2oth ~ T. D V.
return with two hundred and fourteen men, This regr
ment was raised al Troy, and was first conmanGeS y,
Col c. l.. Willard who was killed Al the battle OF uet
tysbuTg. Col. l.. CraDdall succeeded him. puI Tss
obliged to resign on account Of physical disaDly ny
regiment is at present conmanded by Lieut-Co ana
Brevet Col. Joseph Hyde The other heid anu iihe
officers as follows: A..
Surgeon W. Akin Chaplain +. D. sinons ogsIeImasteI
" Ienkns Adutlut J. Hatch SapiS'ss Il r. tnsy
First lieutenars C. Sweet, IL NJ. Cum SlAksoh T. y,
Shaw; second Lieuteu lnts j. kuste K r. Meyers '" H.
Evan. -, -, 90, - -
August a. 1862 Their losses have been quite heavy
They belonged TO the lhlrd b1Saue, fAst pNlsioh
Second Army Corps
was organized ut Portland Me. IN August 1862 and
procee0ed 10 the Second Brerde. Third Division, Sec
ond Army Corps to which il has been attached for
nearly three years engaging IN all the battles and Skin
rishcs with hieh this brigade corps has been con-
necied They mad lost very nearly $50 men. The FOL
towing Is list Of the officers;
Col {. p Msttocks Surgeon n. A.. Herom frs; Assist
ant Surgeon NJ b. Coleman Second Assistant Surgeon j. g.
sturgs.s; ousrerm.er j. Rsnwck Chaplain j. f. Lover
sing Nd uiant q. A. Parker, Captains } A. Perry Id Moore
Cole First Lieutena. II. Nautilus, W L. SiuIses t. h.
Con T, CrawforG !. 5. Hobbs, w H. CPop, L. W Lamos
g. Charles A. bradbury II. B. Cummings, T. Snowman E
Psrcher.
TIC Goth Maine under command of Lieut.. Col W. g.
Morrill, with 27G and 20 officers are also upon then
way a. Portland Maine The Colonel Of tins reg ment
Col Ellis Spear. remains in the field IN command OF
consolidated regi ant. TINS regiment was connected
with the Third Brigade. First DIVISION, fnth Army
Corps The following are the officers
Lieut. Col W; O. MORRILL, MriGr A. W CiaIk oaa;ieIns,
\ r. Saulborn: Captains. h. L. Prince y. Griffin H. 3.
: Lamb. II. F. salassr. Frst LieuteaantI C. R. shorey
e. Is. ecksr. A. E EeTiae Breye'c apt Miller Secone
Ia. Long A. NJ. Andrews. S. NJ wynan.
The 7th Maine Battery, lI5 men, with Capt a. B
Twitohen, FIRST Lieut. l. T. Bundy, and Second Lieut.
ID. Staples FIRST mustered out OF the ARTILLERY
Brigade Of tie Ninth army Corps.
Cant. J. L. Chapia Of the 18th Massachusetts, is
taking ca Of the men of that regiment home to be mus
tered out. lie viii eiOn his regiment IN few days.
The 81 Ven ont Battery, coDs.S sting of 100 men,
with TIRE following officers have just been discharged
f1pm the ARTILLERY Brigade of the Sixth Army Corps;
Cept r. H. Start First Lieut.. William X. Rowell
Second Lieuts. William H. Perrine ara T. Tapp1n.
Capt. Wetmore with n small detachment Of the 9th
n. > Vols, passed directly through the city yester
DAY morning.
The men IL present a rugged appearance and
snxonsly looking 10 the time when they may rest from
the ton and hardship OF the soldiers life. They all
M excellent spirits and delighted with The prospc
If seeing nome and friends once more. The different
HOUSES erected 1or Tie accommodation OF thee men are
fi 20 flowing and yet The agents are still ready 10
do n O e Tor them. The New-England Soldiers Depot
has always been wei filed with sick and wounded
soldier These they take IN preference to The ohers
The Eew-York state Depot III Iicward-st Is so well
filled that the who pres NJ themselves are only
tsd within the house they are Obliged to sleep Oh the
payements without
: The Soldiers Rest in Tourthsve Is also crowded
20 lie utmost capacity This Institution Is real bene
Sit to those going eastward for they may paItake OF
meal Immediately before stepping upOn tie cars--ln
that respect unlike the Cooper Reireshment Rooms
at Philadelphia.
We are glad to that New York is giving these
brave and noble the attention due to their self
sacrificing endeavors 10 save our country from de-
BtructiOn.