New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
Our Returning Heroes.


The FIRST Maine Cavalry Regiment arrived at
the Battery Barracks at p. m. on Saturday evening
in tie Cossack from Fortress Monroe and left
Yesterday afternoon in thesame steamer for Augusta
Maine The First Maine Cavalry was organized IN
October ls6l and since that time has been actively
in the field. II has borne upon its rolls over
5000 names. The casualties for 1861 weTe Onlcers
killed - wounded, and missing IN action; Enlisted
men, % killed. 203 wounded l26 missing in action
Casualties for 1861 Officers. killed. wounded; En-
listed men. 81 killed. l05 wounded. and IL missing
Total casualties for 1864 and 1855 were 572 The reg
ment is commanded by Brcyet Brig. Gen. Cilley. is
men, strong.
The following is roster Of the officers Of the First
Maine Cavalry.
FIELD AND srlpr-Charles H. Smith. Colonel and Br,ve,
MajoGenera Jonathan Cley. Lieut. Colonel and Brevei
Colonel; benjamin 4. Tucker. Major; Paul Chadbourne
Major Horace Stevens Surgeon Samuel Merrill, Chaplain
Thaddeus Little, Adjutast; Martin 7. " Bowman Commits.
sary George j. kOIihrop, Asst.Surgeop Frank Bodish
Asst Surgeon: Albeit G. Dam. SersesH Msjor; Ehridge
Burton. Veterinary Surgeon; Daniel H. Gilman, q NJ. Ser
Norwood saddler Sergeant Wellington Y. Baker Chief
Bugler LWery T. Gslchel, Hospital Steward; John b.
LINE orTicsRs-co A. John w rree.e, Captain; orrin
s. Haskell First Lieut. Co. b, Jacob b. Lorns, Captain
c, NJ IKE Captain ny fdil isSSs
Lieut. William > farwel, Second Lieut., commanding Co
fr" Lieut.. Albert r. Johu.on' Second Lieut.. Co. +,
george W Hrs.ey Captain; Benjamin a. Osborne First
Joel Wilson. Captain john T. Lougee Fist Lieut. Co. O.,
James Russell fiist Lieut. Geo. Jumper Second Lieut.
tomPahy III. henry L. Hall, Captain james McGun, First
Lheuensnt Joseph w. Lee, Second Lieutenant Company
'Le' II. Dagssi, Captain; Henry A. Willis. First Lieu.
tenant. Company X. John d. Myck Captain; George r.
1e"et fd Lieutenant Charles a. Severs. Second Lieu.
tenant. Company l.. William H. Boyd, Captain WAam
dan Second Lieutenant and Acting gnen,al
master
The following Is list Of engagements authorized BY
General order No. 10, Headquarters Army of the
Potomac, 10 be borne upon the regmentai colorp
being three more than any other regiment in the Army
OF the Potomac authorized to have upon their coors
fprta
Springs. Cedar Mountain Mine Run Second Bull Run.
Old Church, South Mountain. Todds Tavern. An.
tietam, Ground Squirrel Church, Fredericksburg.
Notifications OF Richmond, Rappahanock Station
HAYES Shop Brandy Station. Coal Harbor Aide
Travilon Station, Middleburg. Saint Msry's Church
Upperville. Deep Bottom. Gettysburg. Reamess Sta.
ton, Wyatrs Farm, Sailors Creek. Boydton Plank
Road, Jettersyile, Belefeld. Farmvie, Hatche's
Ran. Appomattox Court House, Five Forks. Totsl
number OF skirmshes and actions OF all kinds the
regiment has been engaged in is l20. Many OF the
above named engagements were cavalry fights, where
infantry participated. and are not so widely known
but where the LIST Maine suffered severely. such Old
Church. where the casualties were 49, and at ST. Mays
Church the casualties were tS.
The Regiment has Just been mustered ont under late
orders for reducing the army IN virginia ana pro-
ceeded to Augusta Maine for final discharge and
payment.
Since Lees surrender the regiment has been duty
in the vicinity OF Petersburg
THE TWENTIETH NETWORK BATTERY.
The members of the Goth n. Y. Battery who
were recently doing guard duty at the Battery BarracK
and mustered out OF the service two weeks since
paid OF at the Battery Saturday by Paymaster
Brown. They had tive months pay due them, beside
their bounties.
THB TWENTIETH NETWORK CAVALRY.
The Goth New-York Cavalry, numbering
020 men, under command Of Col. David NJ. Evans, ar.
rived in this city Friday afternoon from Richmond.
on board the transport l.. Malay aud after short stop
proceeded TO Albany their way to Sacketts Harbor
Jefferson County.
This regiment was organized in sacketrs Harbor.
September 30 1868 under Col. N Is. Lord formerly
colonel of the 35th Infantry aud who resigned his
mission April l. 1863 The 10Th Cavalry originally
having during it's term Of service received some $50
recruits into its ranks. The following the roster Of
the regiment:
Colonel j. S. Gates Acting Quartermsster Lieutenant L..
b Wilcocks; Adjusnt Lieutenant A. v Horr; Surgeon,
VIM A. Msd Assistant Surgeon, ID. C. Hickey Chaplain
J. Winsowi CommisssIy Lieutenant ~ II. Carpenter.
Capfs'"' Y, Ryder, Co. A. sstb dnain, Co.