Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-15

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tennial anniversary of the conflict of arms
between which is to be celebrated by the
American people on the 10Th, 18th, 18th,
| 10Th and for several days thereafter.
The list excludes from the surrender
the sick and incapacitated and the
troops which arrived during the final struggle
and too late to take part in the great victory
which resulted in the surrender of CORVALLIS,
the triumph of Washington and the acknowl-
edgment of the independence of the Ameri-
can colonies
The Allied Army.
General George Washington, Commander
in-Chief.
AMERICAN WING.
General George Washington, of Virginia.
Colonel Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., Con-
necticut, Secretary.
Aids-de- accomplishment Colonel Tench
Tilgham, Maryland; Lieutenant Colonel
David Humphreys. Connecticut; Lieutenant
Colonel DAVID Cobb, Massachusetts Lieut.
enant- Colonel William Smith, New York;
Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens, South
| Carolina.
Adjutant-General- Brigadier- General Ed
ward Hand, Pennsylvania.
Qaarternaster- General-Colonel Timothy
Pickering, Massachusetts.
| Assistant Quartermaster-Geuera Lieut.
enant-C Colonel Henry Dearborn, New Hamp-
! shire.
Commissary. General - Colonel Ephriam
! Blaine, Pennsylvania.
Chief Physician and Surgeon-Dr. james
Craik, Virginia.
Chief OF Engineers = Brigadier- General
Chevalier Du Portal.
| Superintendent of Materials il the
Trenches-Colonel Samuel Ebert. Georgia.
artillery Brigade.
Bcigadier-General Henry Knox, Massa-
odasetts.
| Second Regiment New York and Con.
Northumberland John Lamb, New York !;
Lieutenant Colonel Ebenezer Stevens, Mass
schusetts Major Sebastian Bauman, New
| York Rank and file, 225.
Detachments First Regiment-Lieutenant-
| Colonel Edward Darlington, Virginia, and
| Captain Whitehead Coleman, Virginia %
men.
Fourth Regiment-C Captains Patrick Duffy,
| William Ferguson and James Smith, of
| Pennsylvania; 60 men.
Caralry.
Fourth Regiment Dragons = Colonel
Stephen Moylan. Pennsylvania, Go; Ar
| mand's Legion, 49,
Infantry.
| Lafayette's Division = Light Infantry :
| Major- General Marquis De Lafayette. Di
vision Inspector-NIajor William Barber,
| New Jersey.
| First Brigade = Brigadier. General Peter
| Muhlenburg Virginia Brigade Major, Cap
tain John Hobby, Tenth Massachusetts.
First Battalion Colonel JOS Vase, Mass
achusetts; Major Caleb Gibbs, Rhode Island;
Eighth Massachusetts: $50 rank and file.
| Second Observation-Disclosures Colonel Gil
mat Major John Palsgrave WHY'S, Connect
icut; Fifth Connecticut, Second AIassa-
chusetts, First Rhode Island; $50 rank and
| file.
Second Brigade.
Brevet Brigadier- General Moses Hazen,
Canada; Brigade Major, Captain Leonard
BECKER, First New York.
| First acknowledgements Colonel Ebe.
nezer Huntington, Connecticut Major Ma
than Rice, Massachusetts, Fourth Massa-
chusetts, Conneeticut; 200 rank and file.
Second Observation-Disclosures Colonel Al
exauder Hamilton New York; Major Mich
olas Fish, New York Second New York,
Second Connecticut 200 rank and file.
! Third Battalion-Lieutenant Colonel John
Laurens, South Carolina; Major John n.
Cumming, New Jersey Fourth New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts,, Connecticut /; 200 rank
| and file.
Fourth Battalion-Lieutenant- Colonel Ed
ward Antill, Major Tarleton Woodson Ha-
zen's Canadian Regiment; 200 rank and file.
Lincola's Brigade.
Major General Benjamin Lincoln, Massa.
chusetts.
Clinton's Brieade-Brigadier- General Jas.
/ CI,nAo, Vari- Qr.,ala Mainr ta,,
Aaron Aorson, First New York.
| First Regiment. New York-Colonel Goose
| Van Shaick, Leutenant.C Colonel Cornelius
Van Dyke, Major John Graham; 325 rank
and file.
Second Regiment, New York Colonel
Philip Van Courtlandt, Lieutenant-C Colonel
Robert Cochran, Major Nicholas Fish with
light infantry /; $50 rank and fle.
! Dayton's Brigads-Colonel Elias Dayton,
! New Jersey Brigade Major, Captain Rich
/ ard Cox, First New Jersey.
First and Second New Jersey Regiments
united-Colonel Matthias Ogden, Lieutenant
| Colonel William De Hart Major John Hol
linshead 600 rank and fle
| Rhode Island Observation-Disclosures Colo
nell Commandant Jeremiah Oiney, Major
| Coggeshall Olney, Major John S. Dexter !;
| $50 rank and file.
Steu5en's Diuisi0n.
| Major General Baron Steuben; Division
Inspector, Major Galvan.
| Wayne's Brigade-Brigadier-G General An
thony Wayne, Pennsylvania; Brigade Major,
| Lieutenant Richard Fullerton, Pennsylvania.
First Battalion of Pennsylvanis-Col
Walter Stewart, Major James Hamilton,
Major William Alexander Us rank and
| file.
Second Battalion of Pennsylvania-Col
onel Richard Butler, Lieutenant Colonel
Joseph Hsrmar, Major Evan Edwards; 275
rank and file.
Virginia Battalion = Lieutenant Colonel
Thomas Gaskins $50 rank and file.
Gist's Brigade-Brigsdier-G Merde-
cal Gist, Maryland Brigade Major, Captain
Lilburn Williams, Third Maryland
Third Regiment Maryland-Lieutenant
Colonel, Commandant Peter Adams $50
rank and file.
Fourth Regiment Maryland-M Alex
ander Roxourg; $50 rank and file,
Sappers aud Miners-Osptain james Gill;
land, New York Captain David Bushnell,
Connecticut; Captain, Lieutenant David
kirkpatrick, New jersey ~; 80 rank and
file. Delaware Recruits Captain William
McKennan 60 rank and file.
A1itia.
General Thomas Nelson. Governor of Vir-
ginia
Brigadier-Gsneral George Weldon; 1900
rank and file.
Brigadier Robert Lawson; $50 rank and
file.
Brigadier Edward Stevens; $50 rank and
file.
State Lieutenant Colonel Dab
ney 200 rank and file.
THE FRENCH WING.
Lieutenant General, Count de Rocham-
beau.
e-Camp-CouHt de Fersen, Marquis
de Vauban, Marquis de Damas, Chevalier de
Lsmeth, M. Dumas, De Lauberdiere, Baron
de Clozsn.
Marechaux de Camp Najsr-Genersl Baron
de Viomenil, MaiOr-Generai Marquis de st.