The New York herald., 1865-06-22

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OUR RETURNING VETERANS.
THs TwENrY-rIFTH NEW YORK CAVALRY.
This regiment four hundred strong in the city
yesterday afternoon They proceeded tho Eighth reg
ment armory and will leave for Hars Island whore
they expect to be mustered Of service The Twenty
nth formed part of Sheridan's famous cavalry and
have been with that gallant commander nearly all their
term Of service The regiment raised in New York
CITY, Sullivan and Delaware counties Of this State. Their
record is brilliant They have participated in the
following engagements House Landing Charles
City Court House. Fort Stevens Ronssy Halltown,
0pequan Creek Winchester, Luray Valley, Fort Rspub-
lie, Toms Brook, Newtown, Madison Court House,
Tho following is q list Of ofhcen:-
Lieutenant Colonel Aaron sscly; First Major, S. W.
McPherson; Second Major, Clinton g. Townsey; Sur
geon, James D. Jones; Assistant Surgeon George sum-
ner CommIssary, Edwin Dunn; Quartermaster actng),
= J. Eaton; Adjutant, r Cumming; Chaplain, E.
Company A-Captain, W Woodward; First Lieuten.
Company B-second Lieutenant, G. J. Holmes
Company C-Captain, N. d. Mafnt; First Lieutenant
Company D-First Lieutenant, Thomas R Scott; Sec.
oud Lieutenant, A. f. Dr0z
Company E-Csptan, J. J. Smith; First Lieutenant,
Company F-captain, Archibald Wilson; First Lieu
tenant, Samuel David
Company G-Cspain, h l. Lazarus; First Lieutenant,
Company H-Captau, W. H Brusls; First Lieutenant,
Company ECaptain, NJ NJ smith
Compeny K-Captain, g. z. Chamberlin; First Lieu
tenant, G. J. Underwood.
Company L-Second Lieutenant, j. p. Burns
Company k-Captan, James G. Walters; First Lieu
rnrxrrxrn NEW YORK BArrERY.
Eighty mon Of the above battery, under command Of
|
| yesterday.
THE SECOND RHODE ISLAND.
| detachment OF this corps commanded by Captain J.
A. Bowen, also arrived at the Battery Barracks yeser
Providence Colonel Almy attended to their wants and
saw them on for home
The NINETY FIRST NEW YORK.
| The main portion Of this regiment passed through
| bore some days back. A detachment brought
yesterday by Lieutenant W. T. smyth They arc now at
| the bsrracka
AN ENTERTAINMENT TO rnH STATEN ISLAND vxrs.
| RAMS.
somewhat rustic and liberal entertainment was fur.
nshed 70 the Station Island (reurnsd) veterans Nau
titus Hail. Tompkinsvile Staten Island yesterday This
entertainment was ORIGINATED BY number OF respectable
citizens OF the locality Messrs Abraham sesuins,
| Dominck Reagan and Robert Hsselwood were the
aging committee the occasion The AFFAIR took place
on the grounds attached to Nautilus Hall. Here some
hundred veterans and their friends enjoyed them
BY Roberisons band drinking fresh lager and eating
san and other aeoaess pr0fussy provided by
Curry OF the One Hundred and Thirty third New York
regiment and others, made appropriate remarks which
were enthusiastically applauded. The entertainment
lasted all day and until late hour OF the evening
DEPARTURE or TROOPS.
Tho Sixteenth Massachusetts, Battery, Captain r. d
| Scott, hundred and forty and Ave officers
They leave at Ave r. NJ to-day for Raadville, Mass
The First Maine regiment, commanded by Major Sum-
| ner. left for Portland last evening
Two hundred men, belonging to the Fourth Massachu-
artillery who had left behind in this city, also
| left for Resdvls yesterday afternoon.
| THE ONE HUNDRED AND rwsLPrH AND ONE HUN
DRED AND FoRrY-sISTH NEW YORK REGIMENTS.
BUyvALo, June 2i, 1895.
The One Hundred and Twelfth and One Hundred and
Forty ninth New York Volunteers regiments we're rs.
ceved here this morning. and escorted by tho scvsny
fourth regiment OF this city through the principal
to Fort Porter where they " b mustered out aud
paid on
BATTERY O. FIRST NEW JERSEY AsrrLLgRY-
GRAND T0RCHLI6Hr RECEPTION IN HoBoKEN.
Tho members OF Battery G, First regiment New Jersey
artillery under command Of Brevet Major woerner re-
turned homo last evening About forty OF tho members
being residents Of Hoboken the citizens Of that place
gave them grand reception last night Tho entro Fire
Department turned out orohlight procession, and
escorted the veterans through the principal streets OF the
s ssns ns 'S s
nrcmen togchcr with many prominent cuzsns and the
members of the battery repaired TO Otto Cottage Garden,
who're bouuiifu collation. was served up. spceohes
Of welcome were made by Benjamin Van Ripcr,
Hon. Mr. Abbott and others The following
singing societies were present, and gave some
nne vocal music The Qnartctte Club, Gcrmanis Hsr
mona and Concorda Societies The affair wound up
with dancing which continued until late hour In tbe
night Among the invited guests present wore GENERAL
Hatfield, Colonel Van Amsberg, Colonel Travcrs Colonel
Ratsaw and Captains Mount Foster aud Consmulsr.
This battery raised 10 Hudson county aud wont 70
the In September 1883, and attached 70 the
Second corps They have taken part In the following
engagements white House. Juno 90, 1894; Deep Bot
tom, Reams Station, August rs; Fort Hask March 2s
2o and April and q also at the siege Of Petersburg
The battery arrived at Trenton about two weeks ago. and
were paid OF and discharged on Tuesday.
| ARRIVAL ov VERMONT TROOPS.
Six hundred and nfty men OF Vermont regiment
rived In this city last evening and temporarily quar-
tered at the Battery Barracks They will take their de-
parture for Burlington to-day The usual regalemcnt
or strawberries and cherries will not amiss TO thess
brave vermontcrs.
II Asmodeus should UnYoof All the
monde would be ssen fHxLoS's "NI0HiT BLooxiS0
CEREUS." Sold everywhere
A.-Msrsh's Truss once, s2a broadway y
Museum Building Shoulder Braces Elastic Stockings,
Abdominal supporters carefully applied aud satisfaction
Ask for Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Resorer and DrcssngThe people appreciate them In this
country and Europe sold ov all druggists
| Splendid shirt, So, Beat, - 75.-Man-
ufacursrs stock at retail No SPsrk opposite Asor
| House
An Elegant Fitting and Graceful Hang
Ing Coat Pants and Vests made 70 order at MoktNLEY's
| 900 broadway corner Prince street
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