New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04


interest IL felt in their movements The 64th Regime Is
especially connected with this CITY by military ties.
1t is more familary known as the I'd Militia Regiment.
and has been engaged in the the commence
ment. Both regiments are now a short fuIlough in
this city.
ARRIVAL OF THB PlFTH RHODB ISLAND HEAVY
ARTILLERY.
This regiment arrived in this city Yesterday
morning on board tho Ellen 5. Terry. from Hewbern
n. c., route 10 Providence H. L. The regiment was
organized december 1861 and was commanded by Col
Henry 7. Sisson II first organized battalion
of Infantry and afterward changed to heavy artillery
1t has been IN separate brigade, under Breyet Maj
Gen. Palmer. and participated In the battles Of New
bern. kinston, White Hail. siege OF Fort Macon Little
Washington aud Newbern. February and May. 1854
The men have been performing garrison duty at New
bern most of the time The total number Of men that
have been in the regiment from first 10 last has been
l40O The number at present is 49, The field officers
are:
Colonel Geo. w. Tew; Major T. NJ Potter; Surgeon. j.
y. Green; Adlutant b T. Underwood; QUARTER master C.
c. A. Howiand; Co b. kir.t Lieutenant NJ O. Darling; Co.
G. firs' deu,ensut H. B. Bateman; Co d. Csp.sin, 81 H.
tenant Cnarles c. Greene Co H. Captain T. f. Anreei Co
Leutneu., NJ. O. Darling
TEE THIRD NETWORK
The cd Newiork Veteran Volunteers better
known as the I'd Fire Zousves and the 10Th New
YORK Volunteers (McChesney's Ionaves) which arrived
here on Sunday. left Centre Market. where they we're
staying, yesterday forenoon. and proceeded to the
mustered out
ARRIVAL OF THg IRISH BRIGADE
The IRISH brigade, comprising the 18th and
6jd y l. and the 18th Mass. arrived at the Battery
Barracks NJ carly hour yesterday morning. The
Brigade Numbers 800 men, under command Of Brig
Gen. Robert Nugent Formerly Lieut.. Colonel OF the
18th Regiment ~ y. 5. \. G). who succeeded HTiR
Gen. Ihomns Francis Meaeher. These regiments left
the city in November 1861, and then numbered 200
They have recruited some 500 during their term
OF service TIE following are the regiments that com
pose the Brigade; The 69th Regiment Col. James A.
Smith; o3d, Col. James A. Brady; esth, Col ID. t.
Burke. and tie 2sih Mass, Maj. Black. They are oil
veterans and have seen about four service and
lave distinguished themselves in the following engage
meHts: Fair Oaks Gaines Mia Savage station.
White Oak swamp Malvern Hill. Antctam Frederioks
burg, Charlottesville Gettysburg Nike Run. Bristow
Station Wilderness Coal Harbo- Spotisylyania Peters
burg, Hatchers Run. Green station. Sutherland
Station, Five Forks. and with Grant IA; the cap
tuie Of Ri.hmond. After taking pert IN the procession
TO-DAY the Brigade will leave for Haris Island at
6oclock III the evening there to he PAID IN ana
tered out OF service The following the STAFF OF Gen.
Nugent: Captain John c. Foley. 4. A. g.; Major
Baok, Commits ary General Aids-Capiain Wall and
Lieut.. Granger.
THB FIRST EBw YORK PHGlNRERs
The LIST New-lork Volunteer Engineers, go
rank and file arrived in this city yesterday afternoon.
ard marched up broadway - the Howardst. DeTbt
where they quartered. This regiment raised
il the City OF New York 1901. and has representa-
tye from slmOst every county IN the State The sew.
era Oaitaions Of the regiment have participated in the
following sieges and battles: Siege OF Fort Pulaski.
Battle OF james Island Battle of Pocotalgo. Battle OF
Morris Island Siege Of Fort Wagner. fort Sumter anG
Charleston. Battle OF Olusiee. Siege Of Petersburg.
Battle Of Drurys Bluff Battle Of Proctors Creek Bat
ties OF b. rmuda Hundred Battles Of the James Battle
Of the Honey Hill. Battle of the Coosaw hatchie.
THE FIFTEENTH CONNECTICUT EXPECTED TO-DAY.
Col. Amy has received information that the
18th Connecticut Regiment so men, left Ncwbern on
a sailing vessel the afternoon of June ~. snt they
expected 10 reach Ihr CITY on tue 'iL. en- Route to
New Haven.
THIRD BATTALION, rHTRTRRsrH NETWORK.
The Third Battalion of the Iith Newly Ork
Artillery consisting OF Company / commanded by
Capt l.. A. q. Malley; Company X, Capt. ;. j Don
nelly; COMPANY L. Capt. A. l.. Fitch aui Company NJ.
Capt J.. &. Parkinson, numbering niio"ctlei 80 men
under command Of Major u. w Mclaughlin, arfl' ed
in the city from the James River evening bciorc last
This battalion has formed The pruciin part u the ell
known Naval Biigade. sltached 80 tie Arny OF the
James and their services have bcen valuable aud nTda
ois The four companies named have manned the IFi
diaft tn-eod army gpnbosts 9sief Reno raFAe' ana
Burnside six guns each. built ~ Norman Ward esFe
cislly for tho service In this city Major Mclaughlin
left with bis commaid yesterday afternoon FOR bcrts
lsnd. where they viii be mustered out Immediately
and return 10 their homes This battalion consists o.
sailors md their uniform hes been feFeEt from The
ordinary artillery consisting ~ TIE sniot peaJaeket
cap ana pants and iascad oi The knaps0ck they have
been furnished tals ard hammock' On Tie march
taev lOOk Ike The Of a nan-0l-war rather than
soldiers Altogether they look Ike hue body OF men.
lnd their officers speak Highly "i them.
BATrgRy X, IHIKD II. Y. MGH, ARuLLERY.
Captain j. X Angels Veteran Light Battery X,
81 Naw-York Volunteer Arlilcrl. five officers AID one
hsndied aud eighty men, arrived on the steamer
Creole rom Richmond. their WY homo They are
81 thc State Depot and Will leave for syracuse ths
evening. .. - ~
ONE HUNDRED AND PIl Ty-ICHIH HEw-YoRR VOL
USGIIHs.
The l5sfh New-Yo'k Fo.unieeis. 80 chcers end
men arrived in steamer Creole ,rlI Richmond last
night.
AID belongs to BIooAlyn,
Tie seth New.York Veteran Volunteers arrived az
the Stat Agency Ia eveninglDJ men sud 10 officers,
under the command Of Col tulck.
REcEpTiox or BATTERY A, FIRST Ngw-
Jfesry ArriIrEY " 'sHgaY HrrAsIRs}-ToRcn-
rTCuf PE0crssIoN-hIsIOET or mo IANOJ' BAL
TgsY battery A, Iirst NewJcr,ey ,Ia'a1iry'
under command Of Capt Augustine W. Par.
sons. received a public reception ias ni2ht ~
ono Cottage Garden, IN Holosen. ~ o'clock
a nrofrss'on fmmcd IN tie following order
H.,d % Music tie Turner As'oci tons o. JioboEen
and jersey city. Excelsior Engine Company TO- 2 ~
rsu. Veterans II tie Battery. Numbering about -
IeIdcd bv Capt Hexgruori returned members Of BAT
Ter, A. nnn.bl iar about 900. The procession, with
forchrs marched Enough linden ID 'pi'Hi'i'
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