D.

REGIMENTAL ROSTER AND STRENGTH OF COMPANIES IN THREE MONTHS' SERVICE.

The regiment left the Strand by the steamer Manhattan, with a barge alongside, on Sunday, April 28th, and after a stay of some days in New York City, during which it was the first regiment to occupy the Park Barracks, it proceeded to Annapolis, Md., where it was mustered into the United States service by Lieutenant Putnam, United States Engineers, and then went to Annapolis Junction, relieving Schwatzewalder's Fifth New York in guarding the line of railroad from Annapolis to the Junction and a portion of the road from Baltimore to Washington, with its headquarters at the Junction.

The strength of the regiment when it left home was 815.

Field Officers.-Colonel Gorge W. Pratt, LieutenantColonel Hiram Schoonmaker, Major Theodore B. Gates.

Commissioned Staff.-Jacob B. Hardenburgh, Adjutant; John S. Griffiths, Quartermaster; Peter B. Overbagh, Paymaster; William Lounsbery, Commissary; Major A. Crispell, Surgen; Captain Leonard Ingersoll and Lieutenant R. Loughran, Assistant Surgeons; Daniel T. Van Buren, Captain of Engineers; William Darrah, Chaplain.

Non-Commissioned Staff.-P. Freeman Hasbrouck, Sergeant-Major; Charles Schryver, Quartermaster's Sergeant; Henry Mick, Sergeant Standard Bearer; Augustus Geoller, Drum-Major; A. Webster Shaffer, Sergeant of Sappers.

Line.-Company A, 73 men; J. B. Webster, Captain; A. G. Barker, First Lieutenant; James Stevens,