New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-17

Tbs regiment. which vas raised In Otscgo and Herki
mer Counties was mustered into the service oct0oer
Is 1902 In 1863 it served under Gen. Page at SUFFOLK
and KEGS on the Peninsula IL was ordered TO new
York during the riots OF 1863 remaining here IRON,
July 6 TO the following October. when 1t again started
for the Army Of the Potomac, forming part Of
the First Brigade Second DslGo sSc0I in
the battles Of Spottsylyania, the Wilder
ness North Anna Tollopotomy. Coal Harbor, Peters
burg, strawberry Plains, Deep Bottom Keams Satlon
Boydton Road being at the grand finale OF the Re-
belon which ended in the surrender OF Lee Ihe reg
iment has received but few recruits since leaving
home. and returns with 256 men. The roster OF the
Esid and SaG-Coonel 8. r. CurI.s Lieut.: Colonel E.
c. Gilbert; Major, C. H. Digenti Surgeon, j. W. hpgheu.
~ McCarn s. Holden 5. F. Beebe.
Line Ocr,-Lieutensnts II. II. Heves D, 3. Fitch, A.
Lee Phelps n sly D. D. c G1ash6t us ssfGna Lieu
THE srxTY-FIFTH NETWORK VOLUNTEERS.
correspondent In this regiment writes 70 that IL
wiz return to this city some time this week ana as II
has many friends here to whom anything relating 10
the history Of the regiment would be interesting, we
accordingly present them with sketch OF It's services
The 65.h raised In this city In lst and Is now one
Of the Oldest regiments II has in the field II is fire.
ouenty known as the LIST L. D. Chasseurs and went
ont under command Of Col. John Cochrane, VINO was
soon made a Brigader General, and was succeeded ny
Col Shaer who also rose to the sane rank, ana nhaiV
Col Hamblin its present commander, won star -
making three Brgaders that the Goth has given 10 tne
army 1t wears a badge representing a req crots,
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fighting Sixth Corps"
Last Fall the 9th New York Volunteer mainly re-
cruted in Brooklyn. was consolidated with the ooth
and in the Winter the regiment largely increased
by recruits so that it will return nearly 900 men
| When Petersburg was captured DIR. Lambert, the
Surgeon Of the regiment tie first medicsl officer
10 enter the city and establish United States hospital
As the 6th Regiment has rendered efficient service IN
quelling the Rebellion they will doubt meet with
proper reception at the hands OF the city authorizes
when they arrive. Below we append roster Of Tue
regiment: o., ar,
FieId and SfaF-Henry c. Fisk, Colonel; David j. Min
olonel T. X. Russell Major; C. A. Baker Ad
juan; VIM. j. smith, QusrteTmas,er; j. IL Lambert Suf
seon; j. l.. Kniba, Assistant surgeoni C. Z: Bers-r Shsp
lain; Charles Harris Sergeant Major Geo w street Guar
tera.er Sergeant; l.. T. Palmer. CommissaIysersean
Albert Rose DIup-Mljof T. .. Porter Hospital Steward
Co. B Fred T. yok, Captains p. HopAin irst Lieutenant
! r. McKarf Second Llenenant Co. C. Geo. a. Bernari
Captain; A. J. Byrnes First Lieutenant; W. H. iianri
Second Lieutenant. Co. d H. Wander Weyde, Captain Nor
man Hill First Lieutenant; j. a. Woohser, Second Lieu
tenant Co. r. C. II. Woodman, Captain. Go. +, NJ Dcyne
Captain; j. H. Bum.ted second Lieutenant Co. O, j. j.
Wilber Cap;ain; J. Goiin First Lisuienanti w h. II.
Gooder Second Lieuensn Co. H. Z. j. {. Ball, Captain
James Grogan FirsLeit"nant Co. y j. Hssel taR'eh
NJ C. Foote First Lenenant; VI Il. filey, second Lieu,
tenant, Co. H. y kisinger, Captaini b. sitey seeoho
| Lieutenant
THE ONE BUNDLED AND SEVENTH OHIO REGIMENT
arrived to-day Charleston ;. c. and left TINS al
ternoon for Cincinnati.
THE FOURTH RHODE ISLAND.
The 9TH Rhode Island Regiment arrived here last
evening and quartereG At the Battery where they
were attended 10 by Col John H. Almy, and Ieit at
p. IN for Providence