New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
Ovr Home.Returning Heroes.
SIKH CONNECTICUT,

mand OF Lieut. Col Daniel Klein, arrived on frldaJ
morning at o'clock in the eamers General Meigs ana
| Eastern State. Without dsembarking after deay Vi
three hours, they left for New. Haven.
This reg mept first assigned 10 duty IN tbe De'
partment OF the South ard engaged ~ the patues
Of James Island. PocotagO the assault Oh pa.ries On
Morris Island and the second assault on Fort agner
In Apri 1904. it transferred to the Army OF we
Potomac (Tenth Army Corpse and TOOK part IN the
| fighting around Bermuda Hundred and Deep Bottom
until in August il was assigned o duty IN the uenches
before Petersburg Ii also engaged In the asanlt
Of Fort Fisher and the capture OF Wisinston. Inc
following is the roster OF commissioned oficefs; =.
FIELD AND olons P Rohn.en. bap
o Hiram . G'T % s%f'sS a mSrG" Bsnha B.
Qusrsrmas,er " iuAin II. H. Wooster AsssantSH Seo"'
Henry A. How. v....,.I
stioy IT, John +. Council Joseph Miller, Charles j. BUCK
BE-. John 3 Gilbert Asd H. s ssnsx 'cl. jane.
Wn.on James Whteey, Patrick Dillon John A. Bo''s al
Ter Ander,on second ienenants John King George A.
! Oe,lcr DE Forest W. Ferris
SEVENTH CONNECTICUT.
The eth Connecticut Infantry, Col Scager 5.
Atwell commanding: arrived last evening.
This regiment was formerly commanded br Major
Gen. Alfred II. Terry. who entered the service ~ US
Having been stationed in the Department OF the
South during u and 81 II took m active pat IA 'hc
battles Of James Island. Poootaiso and the reduction OF
II also greatly distinguished itself in the assault OF
the batteries Morris Island aud the Date Oh ouslee
where IL occupied the fore front.
The regiment was then transferred 10 the Army o'
the Potomac Tenth Army Corp,), and was engaged III
the siege Of Petersburg and the captures oil Fort fshef
and Wilmington. =.
The following is the roster Of commissioned officers;
Fi,d and Sfag-colenel sesscI : Ar'i; illoL Jrr,se
samuel h. shepherd Adjuap,, Albert W. Holden; "anef'
line @c.piainsvscn,in. II. ch,uber.ln Joha
Thompson, Henry b. ON, William s. Msree Ir, r. smith,
Willard Austin Wi'm H. rerPon Wirm =. n Up,
II. johnson, william ". Newman, Nib.r ,. goody'-r
lie midas Hitchcock Benainin J. lin. Nisia H. Hyne'
lO..s ~
Dousep. Albert W. Burgess, Maurice u. Par'ueloe.
i FOBTy-sixTu yEw-YORK.
The 10th Newly oTk Volunteers. numbering about 300
men under the command ~ Lieut. Col Adoph Bccksr
arrived here Last evening. and proceeded to the Centre
This regiment has hal an cvcnihl career. having
active duty IN nearly every state ever embraced
within the limits az the 80 called Confederate siates
IL has partic pa'ed In tho following engagem'nts Port
Eo,al Siege Of Fort Pulaski. james Island. BuH Kun
- ,ond Chantly South Mountain Antieism. freder.
cksburgh second. vioksourg. Jaess1n. bllc spIihsr
strawberry Ps n, Normnn's Farm bcthshida ,hurch
Coal Hsrbor bort Malone iseam. sta on Weldon
Railroad Poplar Spring Church. Pffor.hurg. Nffeh H.
| 49, 81. April L. :, 3 l-4 AppOmattoi Court iiorse.
The roster Of commits, stoned officers !. a. ioiioSsi
IG '1 pS,.s'- ctses,n, ws@ win,.,. Asa,1ni
John Hcrs,i Cras,sssnaser tAcn Capt L-sn''' o'-i
Iiae onrr,-C,pair. Henry Gri,r. OTTO L.dd-y "a
nuud schenycof-r Charles kim. James ID Beatty L-S l.
Gsbe; Fir, Lieuieosnis Charles Oo John "e'r'A '~'''
YrTTy-YrEsr srw.YoRK.
The Fifty first New York veteran NoiuntHFTs, hV"I
known the Shepherd Rifles $50 men, under the com
mand Of Col. John q. Wright arrived last evening aud
proceeded 10 the Armory ~ Cenirest, ~hcf. hey VIE
remain until next Monday when grand reception will
be- given them This regiment has record to b. proud
~ ami which cannot be equacd by any 10 tie State.
hit can indeed by any IN the United states.
Ii has participated In the oampAigu-O OF North Caro-
lima under Gen. Burnside; Of virginia. under ten.
Pope; Of Maryland. under Gen. McClcilan Of virginia
again under Gen. Burnsdei OF Kentucky, under ten.
Wilcox. ~ the Mississippi under Gen. Grant ana OF
East Tennessee, under Gen. burnside, ard the last
grand campaign N Virginia, under Grant. during
he campaign Of North Carolna they were engn ed IN
the hatIcs Of Roanoke isand where thoy lost % men,
ard If Newbern whcrr they lost ~ men ana one-ihlrd
their ofcersiu each II these engagements holding tho
post Of honor on tie len.
In the osmpaipn II Virginia the regiment psr'ici.
paied IN the battles Of Manassas Second. Chantlly.
KeDys fori end eight minor engagements.
i Ia the campaign IN MARYLAND they crowned The
hight at South Mountains at Aniisinm they led the
Charge which sormcd the Stone Bridge. on tie len.
| In the campaign of Virginia. under Gen. Burnside,
they were engaged az ITedriekshurg IN the centre.
under Sumner. In this blo-iy action they losi sir
color bearers. and their rcgmehtl lag Mas The last
TO leave the field. -
In the cnmpnicn in Kentucky under Gen. Wilcox.
they mainly acted against gucfnlas and ia protecting
army communications, but tLcy lost severely by sick
ness.
In the campaign against yictsb1rg. under Gen.
Grant they were Of Gen shermans army which held
Johnston IN check and at the three regiments
fri 10 enter and hold Jackson Mississippi an hour
ai, u half Ia advance Of the main body.
IN the campaign Of East Tennessee they covered the
communications Of the army. holding tie advanced
posts. Ia the campaign IN Virginia under Grant they
participated ~ the battle, ~ the wilderness. Spoitsy
i yania. Month Anna Tolcpoomr, Relhssda Church
Coa Harbor, rciefsburg Weldon Railroad. Poplar
| Grove Churcl. and ApPomnio' Court House.
The following II the Ioicr ni commissioned oiter:
| Ji,ii and Nf0f-toous john g.. whit. Ii-u'easnt
Colonel Thomas - Mafshi MAJOR o"orgo w Whi'uan
suIgosn 5 " Piss; AdJu,n,, J. Mniien; ouaernsst'f
William r. M"sfoe.
Liae oGe,,.--C .pisn-, Isrne. H. C.Ibry FreieIei y.
hriieady, VIII m tfiiHel Samuel VI. lo!'ry Herman
nroene1eyer ,htre- ". lloyme. wian N. llstch John
Iou.br5n, JAMES Brown. ifsi LriIais, Daniel D.fh'v
John u. Cbb. Levi ". Rod, Aaron sn.,h Palm II sin-
W iam H. Neny.r SECOND 1A-uienlnts, Henry f0lei,
George EUsh tAauucey ". Nadfon.
/ KEr rs OF TIL sHIPAED rfPLEs.
This regiment Is commanded by col John q. Wrigi,
The Lieut. Colonel j. IhOma. H. " r-h. and the Major
- WLItmnn. brother 81! Walt. Whitman. the unique
writer Of Leave oi Grass II wa to leayo Amboy
II o'clock At nisht and j. doubtless In this city
t'is morning m" regiment j. nnIned amer col Elliott
j. shepard. formerly oi Gov. Morgahs staff, who has
been fihef ~ IL. over 1900 men have been members
OF II since irt recruited IN lsGl and it numbers
about iCl on It's return. Iis record j. splendid, IL hsv
ing part cpacd ~ ". battles aud hpbtSono for every
81 re ~ the Union. II has turned Out two
and one Bieadier' cnernl Ill of whom from this
city. The deception vii lake place Monday. The
escort will be commanded ly Col. John Is. Woodward
Of the 18Th National Guard and will he formed at that
regiments Capt. John w. Murrays cOnpanv ~ the 9TH,
and Capt. Alex 8cLeod's Company of the 9Th. The
column wiz move from GInnd e. and tho Bowery al
. o'clock Monday afternoon, march TO the PARK mp
broadway and past the Union League Club House Ia
S,eniecnthsi, where they vii be reviewed by Gen.
burnside. They will then march 10 the armory of the
list regiment and be banqneted. Maor.Gcn. Hooker.
Senator Morgan aud other Quis,d persons III be
AZ the dinner which will be undcr the direction vi Col
Vincent Coilyer
Arrival Of the Ola ra CIsrita nc Halifax.
HALIFAX Friday ,Iulv lsGl