The New York herald., 1865-06-12
THE RETURNING VETERANS.

The First Regiment Vermont olvairy.
This regiment hundred and ninety three strong
arrived in the city yesterday and stopped at the Battery
Barracks They left for Burlington, w., last evening
The following is . list OF the oficers-
Fieid and SaS-Colonel, j. Hall; Lieutenant Colonel,
c. A Adams; Third Major T. ". Hazeltoni Surgeon
Clark; Assistant Surgeon, b. Minis; AdJntant Leu
tenant Eugene Consignyi Regmenta oaaIaerlas'er
Lieutenant T. Eastman. l.
Ce~paay A-captain, H. R. Mitchell; First Lieutenaa''
W. Burbanks; Second Lieutsnant A. s. Van Fleet
Company B-Captain. 4. X. Sibly; First Lieutenant,
Woodbury. Second Lieutenant r'sa stone 9is,,.ran,
T. b. Hatch; Second Leut>nant b. Decker.
Company b-Captain, IA. X. 1de; First Lieutenant, J.
More; Second Lieutenant " Vance. prs, ,seu.s..
ant j. Kiashard; Second Lieutenant G Jones
C0mpany F-Captain, C. P Stone; First Lieutenant. H.
Streeter; Second Lieutenant, ~ Q. Joyce
Oompany G-captain A. X. Haswell; First Lieutenant,
f. Cook; Second Lieutenant T. Barrett.
Company H-Captain t. Mother First Lieutenant, r.
A. howard; Second Lieutenant, c. Burrows.
Cmpany E-Captan, E. Grant; First Lieutenant, W.
w. Foster; second Lieutenant r stevens s.. tan
Company L-Captain, A. G. watson First Lieutenant,
W. Pennington; Second Lieutenant, G. Miller.
Company M-Captaip, s. A. Clark First Lieutenant,
N. NJ. MOsern; Second Lieutenant F. sterns
The One Hundred and Fiftieth Regiment
New York Volunteers.
passed through this city Poughkeepsie at early hour
Saturday morning The following history of the corps
will prove Of interest
The Duchess county regiment (0ne Hundred and FIJI
tieth New York; arrived in this city on Friday at half
past eleven p NJ took quarters the Battery Bar
racks They left by for Poughkeepsie at
The regiment organized in September, 1862 by Hon.
J. Ketcham of the Twelfth Congressional district and
commanded by him until after the fall Of Atlanta and
for short time at the siege Of Savannah where he was
severely wounded While suffering from his wound he
fatlin IN min
health and strength for the field he rendered his rcsgna
ton believing that officers holding rank and drawing pay
should be with their commands.
The present Colonel is Alfred B. Smith, Of Poughkeep
se who went out major Of the regiment and has risen
TO his present well earned promotion by steady
OF the qualities Of head and heart that con-
sttute the true soldier He has been with
the regiment in every fight and skirmish from
Gettysburg to the last engagement in which his com
mand participated the battle Of Bentonsville He has
had the comrnand all through the campaign, from At
Richmond, &c The regiment was first attached to the
Eighth army corps then joined the Twelfth just before
the battle Of Gettysburg In September 1S63 the Twelfth
and Eleventh corps transferred TO Tennessee and in
April 1854, were, with other troops consolidated into
the Twentieth corps under Major General Hooker. The
corps thus formed kept the old Twelfth corps badge
the sar and never has tho lustre that gained at
was tested thooushiy at Lookout Valley Lookout Noun
tain, Missionary Ridge, Tunnel Hill, Ressacca, Dallas,
Kalbs Farm, Kennesaw Peach Tree creek and Atlanta,
well rs in the long march with Shcrmans army from
West to East.
The regiment will be mustered out and paid of at
Poughkcopsie next week. 1t has paymaster but
once in about eighteen months The present roster is
rs folows:-
Field and GaT-Colonel, Alfred B. Smith Lieutenant
Colonel Joseph H. Cogswell Major Henry A. Glider
Sleeve Surgeon N Campbel Assistant Surgeon, Alex
Hamill Chaplain, Rev. E. O. Bartlett; Quartermaster,
Henry G. Smith
Company A-Captain, 8 v. r. Kruger; First Lieuten.
ant, William Wattles; Acting Adjutant and Second Lieu
tenant, VIM. H. Bartlett
Company B-Captain, Robert C. Tripp; First Lieuten-
ant A. " Ostrom; Second Lieutenant John McGill.
Company C-Caplain, VIM. 8 Van Kueren; First Lieu
tenant, Henry J. Hicks Second Lieutenant j. Curtis
Smith.
Company D-Captain, William R. woodn First Lieu
tenant Frank Mallery Second Lieutenant, Joseph B.
Furey.
Company E-Captain, Obed Wheeler; First Leuten-
ant, Perry W. Chapman; Second Lieutenant Charles P.
Barlow
Company F-Captain, John L. Green First Lieutenant,
Samuel H. Paulding; Second Lieutenant Landon o.
trone.
Company G-Captain, Edward A. Wickes; First Lieu
tenant D. G. Underwood; Second Lieutenant Bent F.
Nurnt
Company H-Captain, Patt NJ. Thorne; First Lieu
tenant, John Fitzpatrick; Second Lieutenant, John D.
Brown
Company I-Captsin, Richard Titus; First Lieutenant,
Seneca Hunuston; Second Lieutenant, Chas H smith
Company K.Captan, John S Scofeld; Second Lieu
tenant, Cyrus g. Roberts.