The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-20
OUR RETURNING VETERANS.
rHn TWENTIETH xArNE.

This regiment arrived at the Battery Barracks q late
hour on Tuesday night and left for homo yesterday.
The Twentieth eft Portland Me-, in August 1852 Their
original strength 900 men, and they return with
-, having received number Of recruits white in the
Sold fAsy beGeaesG - ths Fifsh ossps Army Of the
i - ~ s1saak a yus Fisher Ne regiment
oos@a - ", s.s are :i.sr: ,.sss va, Va:
In me following enRssements:- run, wilderness,
spottsylvans, Coal Harbor, chancsOrsvLile Antetam,
Run CedaF and all tho engagements UP 70 the surrender
Of Lees army. The following is : list Of ofncsm:L
berlan; Major, George Abbot; Adjuta1s, william 3.
Donnell; Assistant Surgeon, Stevens; Captains, a.
nsshSn H. vys, , a.p M $500. Whis:n tI u
second Leutenants, HcCsSs, j. O. Tisld, + r. Hni'
Z. McNear kaxsy Hamiin, John George Rice, W. T.
TRUSTING
THE TWENTIETH MASSACHUSETTS,
Brsvst Major General Macy commanding, arrived here
last night and provided with quarters 1t tho Bat
terry The Twentieth IL ono Of the historic Balls Blur
Boston The Following Is the roster
Colonel and Brevet Major General, George n. Macy,
commandinsi Lisutensn. Colonel Rufus r Lincclni
Surgeons, G. E Inches and Dinsmose; Adiutant b. 8.
Benson ouartermaster Charles Rost; CaIssinA Albert
N Jones and Walter B. Smith, Brsvet Captain Robbins;
First Lieutenants, George T. Chase, James OConnor,
Charles 9. Moore and Carlton Deland
THE TWKNTY-FIFTH MASSACHUeETTo.
The above regiment, numbering two hundred and
fortyfour men, under COMMAND Of Lieutenant Colonel
Tucker arrived yesterday afternoon After p.rtskng
Of refreshments At the Battery Barracks they len for
homo.
THE THrRTRENrH NEW YORK LraHr ARTILLERY,
numbering sghtytwo men, arrived yesterday direct from
rullshoma, Tenn. They attached 10 the Army Of
the Cumberland They are under command Of Captain
Henry Bundy and Lieutenant John McGuerrin. They
left this city at tn Of the and have
taken par, IN the following
Mill Creek Now Hope Church. Muddy Creek, Culps Farm
Peach Tree Creek, Nashville Freemans Ford Waterloo
Bridge, Charlottesville Mission Ridge, Ressacca Pine
Knob, Noce Creek, Kenesaw and Atlanta
THE sEvENrY-NrSrB NEW YoRr.
HEADQUARTERS, Sxyxsrr NINTH REGIMENT N Y. voLs,
.DS NJ. X iss
New York Volunteers arc ordered 20 assemble q The
Mercer House. Of Brooms and Mercer sreets to
purpose Of proceeding HArs Island 70 BE- paid and
receive discharges They win turn out In heavy march.
ing order All men falling TO report win DO liable 70
h O. HEffR0N, Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
FORMAL EXCEPTION OF TIE IRISH LEGION.
The following orders have bssn issued relative to the
reception of the Irish Legion on Friday nsxt:--
HsADauAarns, Pnsr Rsomsn n. r aNo.,(
This regimen. is hereby ordered . passds IN full uni
form (dsmounted with side arms and carbnes, on nh
day, the 21st Inst, Ct two O'Clock p. r. 0hcen viii
wear the son army hat other member will wear the
fatigue cap. The line win BE- formed opposite the Oy
Hall n two o'clock p n The non-commssioned stsA
coors and band win report 70 the Adiutant II nssn
p. Dsv0r. xdjSsssa Colonel D. G. MNroS.
GENERAL cRum-uo II
HnApouAxxHn SnvnrxI- vnsr RDa m o. .. NY,(
4 NV YoaK, July 10 1885 J.
This regiment WIN parade fully uniformed and equip
ped without knapsacks1 Friday July a. 1885, for the
puvpcse Of participating In hs reception Of the Corcoraa
fASion The line will b. formed on Bpoome strost
(north sds night rssting Broadway - hafpass on
O'Clock p. II The Geld and stan win rsporS - tht
Colonel (dismounted) and ths non-commimonsd stat
fore the hour Of formation By order q
Colonel BEN. I. TRATf0RD,
JON n Izvmsosn, AdjuiAnA