NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Fulton Alexander W., No. Adams Portell Patrick, No. Adams Perry John, No. Adams Shaftoe William, South Adams Gage Frederic W., No. Adams, pro- Perry Alexander, No. Adams Simion Elbridge N., Aorth Adams moted corporal Rouse Asb bell W., No. Adams Jewett Chas, E., South Adams Gailigan Peter, No. Adams Roberts Alber, No. Adams Riley John, No. Adams Robinson John, No. Adams Rice Wilson, No. Adams deserted Herman John, No. Adams Savage Richard, No. Adams Wells David W., North Adams Harrington William, No. Adams Sanford Merritt s., No. Adams Briggs W.E., North Adams Hill S. Sheldon Warren, No. Adams Hofti naster Henry, North Adams Holdridge G. Smith Warren, No. Adams Blinn Nathan 0., North Adams Hanson George Slatery William, No. Adums Hanson George, North Adams Heoffmaster H. Sinnot John, No. Adams Sherman George, No. Adams Sherman Edward, North Adams, died Silkworth Melvin, Pittstown, N.Y. Knapp Chas.J., North Adams Harris Henry K., No. Adams Stillings Newton S., No. Adama, Pike Chas. N., North Adams Hall Alfred, No. Adams, promoted promoted corporal Towle John, No. Adams Harwood Orrin S., No. Adams Van Valkenburg Chas. H. A., No. Atwood John, No. Adams Haskins Adelbert A., No. Adams Adams Burnap Edward C., No. Adams Hecox Stephen, No. Adams Wilbur Jerry, No. Adams, disch'd Blossom James W., No. Adams Kimball Stephen, No. Adams Wilsey B., Xo. Adams Blossom Henry G., No. Adams Jones Charles, No. Adams Wiley Silas, No. Adams Bolester George, No. Adams, dis- Jeffers Charles, No. Adams Wiley C. C., No. Adams Walker John, No. Adams Walker Francis, No. Adams Walker Ephraim, No. Adams, de- discharged Wells S., No. Adams Clegg J., No. Adams, deserted Moon John, No. Adams, promoted Joined since Regiment left Mars. Coinmesky James, No. Adams corporal Boyle John, Washington, D. C. Cotton Simon B., No. Adams Millis Charles H., No. Adams Carpenter George, Savoy Cole Joseph, No. Adams Mainard E. E., No. Adams Cooper F. A., No. Adams, corporal Cousens William H., No. Adams Maginly Thomas, No. Adams Ester S., Coleraine Charles John, No. Adams Nichols Charles, No. Adams Hasmer J. B., Springfield Cavanaugh James, No. Adams O'Leary Jerry, No. Adams Houghtaling C.G., Coleraine Dwyer James, North Adams, de- Pike John W., No. Adams Perry Peter, Boston Sherman J., Savoy Williams Samuel, Springfield Darly Frank W., No. Adams Perkins William, No. Adams Yan Wallace, No. Adams Company O (Northampton Light Infantry), Northampton.—10th Reg. Organized as an artillery company in 1800, and re-organized in 1854. There are eleven graduates from this company in the present war, who have commissions. Uniforms were furnished by the town. The men were paid $5 each for their time occupied in drill, and those from the neighboring towns had their board paid by their respective towns. The company were presented with Testaments by the Sunday-school children of the town. speeches being made, on the occasion, by Rev. Y. Eddy, of the 1st church, and Rev. E. Hall, of the Edwards church. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 1st Lieut., JAMES H. WETHERELL, Northampton. FLAVEL SHURTLEFF, Northampton, promoted 1st lieut. Co. A, Dec. 5, 1861. 2d Lieut., Chas. H. BREWSTER, Northampton, promoted from 1st sergt. Dec. 5, 1861. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Nally Edward P., Shelburne Brewster Chas. Fl., Northampton, Crow Andrew, North Chester Noble Linus P., Northampton promoted to 2d lieut. Dec. 5, 1061 Daniels Charles H., Northampton Phillips George C., Fitchburg Bishop Willard I., Northampton Davis Charles II., Albany, disch'd Polly George F., Williamsburgh Braman James H., Northampton Draper Lorenzo, Buckland Parsons Henry W., Northampton, Day Lewis, Northampton, disch'd Dunaken Charles, So. Amherst dead Nims John A., Northampton Dunaken Henry A., Hadley Prouty Edward F., Northampton , Corporals. Edwards Charles S., Northampton discharged Brown Henry A., Northampton Ely Williom A., Northampton Putman George L., So. Amherst Munyan Alanson E., Northampton, Endicott Lewis F., Northampton Parks Frank C., Monson promoted to sergeant Felton Samuel, jr., Belchertown, Rust Alvin, Northampton Coburn Joseph P., Williamsburgh promoted to corporal Robbins Reuben N., Belchertown Prentiss Hiram B., Northampton Guyer llenry, Williamsburgh Rogers Charles A., Northampton Whitney Edwin, Haydensville, Goodrich Fred. M.. Williamsburgh Shumway David K., Belchertown promoted to sergeant Gordon Thomas, discharged Stanley Edward H., Northampton Blins Geo. S.. Northampton Graves E. H., Brooklyn, N. Y., Strong William L., Northampton Williams Sydney S., Northampton promoted Sheehey Robert, Shelburne Falls Hillian Fred. O., Williamsburgh Graves Samuel, Sunderland Smith Lathrop, Northampton, dead Strong George, Belehertown, die Walker Myron P., Belchertown Howe Charles F., Readsboro', Vt. charged (charged Wagoner Howe George W. Smith Frank B., Belchertown, disThayer George L., Northampton Howe James R., Ashfield Thayer Josiah, Amherst Van Horn Alfred, Hadley Howard Henry I., North Chester Warner Jonathan D., Hatfield Atwood Charles H., Belchertown Harris Judson w.. Hatfield White Francis M., Hadley Ball Nelson B., Amherst Ives Henry A., Williamsburgh Wells George C., Northampton Barrows William R., Belchertown, Jillson Manley, Petham Wright Frederic C., Northampton, discharged Jewett J. Howard, Hadley promoted Brew Michael, Belchertown Johnson Eben M., So. Amherst Wiley N. 0., Belchertown Barrett Benton, Helchertown James Frank M., Holyoke Wiley E, F., Belchertown Benson Charles, Belchertown Kingsley Wm. M. Northampton Willsey Bera M., No. Adams Bigelow Charles H., Northampton Kingsley P. W., Williamsburgh Warner Horace A., llolyoke Bois Frank, Northampton Kingsley Calvin B.. Northampton Joined since Regimrni left Vask Elmer Levi, Ashfield Foster Wm. A. P., Boston Hoxie David E., Northampton Coope Henry W., No. Adams promoted to corporal McMillen Michael, Scotland Clark John C., Hadley Moody Edward F., Northampton Pease Edwin S. Northampton Clark Frederic W., Northampton Morton Dwight, Hatfield Reynolde George, Hadiey Coleman Perry M., Southampton Mather William, Northampton Taylor Russell B., Boston Company D (Pollock Guards), Pittsfield. – 10th Reg. Wm. Pollock, Esq., of Pittsfield, subscribed $1,000 to start the company. The town furnished shoes, board, and barracks, and the ladies of Pittsfield made all the necessary underclothing. They were presented with an American flag by the Pittsfield Woolen Company for rescuing their mill from total loss by tire, in May, 1861. The flag was the one that waved from the belfry of the factory, and was somewhat scorched by the flames. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 2d Lieut., GEORGE E. HAGAR, Pittsfield. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Martin John, Pittsfield Mason Frank, Windsor Mullett Daniel A., Pittsfield Mungan Daniel, New Lebanon, deShaw Charles, Cummington Clark Stephen, Ashford serted Murphy Patrick, Greenfield Newton Edwin, Framingham Hibbard Gardner B., Pittsfield, dis- Cook Samuel B., Chicopee Newton Henry D., Pittsfield charged Colt Thomas G., Pittsfield Noble Henry, Pittsfield Roth Clifton L., Hinsdale Couzens George W., So. Adams Packard Charles, Pittsfield Murphy Timothy, Pittstield Crossett Frederic, So. Adams, dis- Palmer Charles G., P.Imer Davis flenry R., Pittsfield charged Pierce Orlando W., Windsor Perry Charles W., Lenox Potter Charles, Green tield Randall James M., So. Adams Grifhn Nelson H., Steventown, Dudley Charles, Pittsfield Reardon Daniel, Pittsfield Riley Thomas, So. Adams Ross John H., Pittsfield Ryan Richard, Pittsfield Sawyer I.orenzo L., Lakefield, dir Collomore Eldridge, Lenor Ferris Frederic L., Dalton, disch'd charged Shafto William, jr., So. Adams Adams Charles, Worthington Gardner Edward, Conway Shaw James M., Hinsdale Stockbridge Lyman. Pittsfield Sullivan Johan O., Becket Arbuckle Frederic. Chicopee Heffron Levi, Brattleboro', Vt. Timothy Michael, Northampton Babcoe William F., Dalton, dis- Hemenway Alfred E., Pittsfield Tyler Daniel W., Dalton charged Howard Henry, Northampton Videtto William H., Pittsfield Babcock William, Dalton Hines Henry P., Lenox Ward John B., N. Shettied, Conn., Blanchard Thos. jr., Palmer, dis- Hogan Michael S., Hinodale deserted Warner John, Holyoke Wetherbe James, Pittsfield Wheeler James W., No. Ashford Bradley Owen S., Cummington Lane William T., Pittsfield Wright Jasper, Rocky Hill, Conn., Breyer Frank L., Pittstield Larkin Thomas D., Pittstield deserted Brewer Alonzo, Springtield Leicutel Joseph, Springtield, de- Joined since Regiment left Mass. Brown Timothy, Northampton serted Bacon Johh W., Pittsfield Morley Edward, Greenfield Randall Levi, South Adams Company E, Springfield. – 10th Rog. Recruited at Springfield in April, 1861, uniforms, board and barracks being furnished by the city of Springfield. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 2d Lieut., WALLACE A. PUTNAM, Danvers. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Pelton Albert E., Williamsburgh Knight Edwin L., Springfield Day Charles H., Springfield Porter Peter, Springfield Richards Reuben A., Huntington, Donahue James, Saratoga, N. Y. Potter Edward T., Monson Porter George W., Enfield Ramsdell Henry L., Springfield, Wallace Gideon S., Russell Foster Frank A., Springfield discharged Rice Newell s., Springfield Skidmore William J., Monson Tinklam Alfred H., So. Hadley French Henry, Northampton Shehan Timothy, Springfield Shene James, Springfield Spellman Chas. E., Lewisburg, Ct. Gassner George, jri, Springfield Scott James L., Springfield Squires J. C., Souih Hadley Hammill John J., Springfield Thompson William, Springfield Wagoner. Hazelton Andrew J., Wextfield Thompson Chas. H., Northampton, Graves Horace W., Conway Hebert Eugene, Springtield, de- discharged Turner Wm. J., Chester Factories Templeman John W., Wilbraham Anderson George W., Springfield Hitchcock Luther, South Hadley Warrillow William, Chicopee Armstrong James, Washington, N. Hayden Elbridge F., Conway, dis- Warriner Stephen C., Monson, proYork charged moted Barton Henry, Springfield Jamieson Quintain, Springfield Welch James, Northampton Wiggins Henry A., Springtield charged Jones Horace L., Springfield Wiggins Francis H. B. Springfield Bassett Dwight E., Lewisburg, Ct. Kilroy James, Holyoke Williston John R., Russell, deBlack Lewis T., Williamsburgh Lewis William, Springfield serted Black Livi, Williamsburgh Merriam John, Entield Witherell Albert, South Hadley Bowles Roslin W., Springfield Miller Edmund, Enfield Williams Preserve W., Springfield Bodman Samuel C., Williamsburgh McIntire Chus. C., Northampton, Woodman Henry N., Springfield Billings George, Monson Winslow Shubel M. jr., Springfield Ball John D., Amherst MeNeil John, Springfield deserted Joined since the Ruyt leit Mass, Cahill Thomas, Northampton Nichols Henry L., Northampton Crawford Samuel, Springfield Carpenter Andrew W., Ludlow O'Hara H.J., New York Dunn John, Springfield Chase Jonas B., Milford, N. H. Otis Charles M., Huntington Harris Seneca J., Wilbraham Crawford Elmer, Springfield Paddock Ichabod S., Springfield Hastings Henry A., Greenfield Company F (City Guard), Springfield. - 10th Reg. Old organization formed in 1851. It was first organized by the now Gen. Wyman, of Illinois. He was succeeded by H. C. Lee, now colonel of the z7th Massachusetts volunteers. They volunteered for three months, and were accepted. Enlisted for three years under the present captain, Hosea C. Lombard, of Springfield. The city furnished the jackets shoes, and under-clothing, Chester W. Chapin, the pants. They attended the Prince of Wales reception in Boston, in Sept. 1860, and attracted much attention for their soldierly carriage. They also guarded the United States Armory, at Springfield, in April. This company has sent twenty-two commissioned officers to the war. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 1st Lieut., HIRAM A. KEITI, Springfield. Geo. W. BIGELOW, Springfiell. Lathrop Edwin W., Longmeadow Gilmore Homer G., Springfield, Cutler Joseph w., West Brookfield, Matthews Wm., Springfield, dispromoted to 21 lieut. Co. I promoted to corporal charged Crane llevry E., Springfield Clark John W., Springfield, dis- Mead George B., Chicopee Allen Eugene A., Springticla charged Morse James G., Springfield Hale Geo. D. S. Y., Springfield Dresser George N., Springfield Mottatt M. H., Chicopee Currier John W., jr., Springfield Duncan George H.. Springtield McAllester Daniel, Chicopee Corporal Day Williain H., Chicopee McGrath L., Chicopee, promoted Eaton L. O., Springfield, promoted Daily Lewis L., East Cambridge to corporal to sergeant Damon S. C., Springfield Noble Wilbur W., Springfield Cooley Orin B., Longmeadow Ellis Chester S., Springfield Newell William S., Springfield Green Geo. S., Springfield Earle William W., Wales Preston Robert, Dorchester Whitney Geo. A., Chicopee, dis- Ennis Dennis, Chicopee Porter Alden, Chicopee, dead charged Goff John B., Chicopee Phillips Frank H., Springfield Ross Levi, Springfield Gray L. E., North Wilbraham Putnam Silas L., Springhield Pierce Edwin C., Springfield, pro- Gray Henry W., North Wilbraham Presbrey Charles H., Chicopee moted 24 lieut. in 3d Maine Regt. Gorman Hugh L., Springfield, pro- Regan Willian O., Chicopee Bartlett Edwin B., Springtield, pro- moted to corporal Robertson Lucian, Chicopee moted sergeant Ganeard Thomas H., Chicopee Rigers Henry H., Chicopee Snow Henry B., Spencer Gilmore William S.Springfield Shaw Alvin D., Springtield Gates Emery B., Longmeadow Sackett Alonzo F., Springfield Huntington Andrew T., Springfield Hillman Erastus, Springfield Strickland George G., Springfield Roy Augustus, Chicopec Hendrick Orrin A., Longmeadow, Skinner John F., Springfield Privates. promoted to corporal Stowe James M., Chicopee Adams J. C., Chicopee Horr Charles H., Springfield, dis- Sawin William J., Chicopee, proAdams Henry S., Chicopee charged moted to assistant surgeon in 3d Averill L., Springfield Hunt ilenry M., Springfield, dead Vermont regiment Boyden Charles O., Chicopee Hogan Edwin T., Chicopee Shumway Rufus R., Belchertown Bliss Charles, Springtield Hawe Frank B., Springfield Tourtellotte James E., Springtield Burke Thomas, Springtield Hendrick J. H., Chicopee Titcomb William P., Springtieid Burbank Jerius II., siringfield Jones Henry M., Spencer Ufford Charles D., Holyoke Brady Benjamin F., Belchertown Jackson Stephen K., Chicopee Wright George E., Springfield Blake Joseph W., Chicopee Falls Justin George D., Chicopee Wilson Edwin C., Springfield Bartlett Aboer T., Springfield Keyes William D., Springfield Wheeler Norman F., Springfield, Bernard Mark C., Springhield, dead Knapp Horace II., Chicopee discharged Clark William H., Springfield Kenney Morgan W., Springfield Winter William F., Suffield, Coon. Colton Nathaniel W., Springfield Knight John L., Springtield Watson Thomas J., Springtield Coomes Edwin P., Longmeadow Looinis Victor 0., Springfield Company G ( Greenfield Guards), Greenfield.- 10th Reg. Organized in August, 1853. When they enlisted for three years, the town furnished a full uniform throughout for the officers and men. They were presented with $100 by private individuals, before leaving for camp at Springfield. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. XON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Bennett George S., Greenfield Longley Zadariah, Chester, dis- charged Moore Edwin E., Greentield Burnes Robert, Middlefield Megruth Christopher, Greenfield Kaulbach Geo. C., Montague Burnes James, North Becket Meachum William L., Chester Pooley John, Chicopee Busquet Philias, Becket Messenger Edwin, Chester, disPotter Geo. W., jr., Greenfield Cheeseman Uriah F., Middlefield charged Corporals. Churchill W. M., Middletield Maynard George A., Orange Dewy Franklin W., Chester Coolidge Edward, Erving Miller Robert, Spencer, discharged Nixon Fred M., Greenfield Nichols Wilbur, Spencer Oakes Orange S, Orange Atherton Ralph L., Gill Dodge Henderson N, Deertield Purker A. B., Coleraine Clapp Christopher A., Montague Dickinson Ilenry, Montague Packard Lucian N., Erving Perry Smith, Greenfield Potter Marshall A , Northfield Farms Potter Edward F., Erving Powers X. J., Greenfield Puffer Abrahain 0., Sunderland, dead Rockwood Elisha R., Montague Amidon Solomon II., Greenfield llale Oscar, Gill Ryther Charles W., Greenfield Adams William H., Conway Hemenway John, Sunderland Ryther William E., Greenfield Arnold William, Greenfield, dis- Ilall James, Greenfield Ripley Frank, Montugue charged Hastings John N., Greenfield Simonds Nathan H., Northfield Armstrong Dwight E., Montague Jewett Alvered A., South Deerfield Sucith William R., Gill Alexander Louis P.. Shelburne Kellogg Alvo S., Greenfield Sawyer Eiustus ()., Montague Brooks Ilerbert F. Mendon Keves Oliver M., South Hailey Scott Lewis H., Grrenticid Burnham Elisha D., Montague Lakeman David, Greenfield, dis- Smith Daniel, Southbridge Blutgett Chas, G., South Deerfield charged Stratton Samuel W., Spencer Bodinun Artemas, Erving Lawrence Marallas, Greenfield Sibley Truman A., Grendeld Buruhan Thomas W., Montague Lewis Miles, Montague Tan Henry F., Greenfield Todd A. Emerson, South Deerfield Wait Marshall w.. Erving Joined since the Regt. lert Mess. Company H, Shelburne Falls. - 10th Reg. Organized January, 1856. Uniforms furnished by the town. Paid for six days' drill, previous to going into camp at Springfield. The towns of Shelburne and Buckland voted $500 each for the benefit of the company. The ladies furnished blankets, &c., and various expenses were paid by private individuals in those places. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Chandler Amariah, Shelburne Merrill James L., Athol Nelson James, Buckland Parsons llenry, Ashfield Putney Nahum s., Shelburne Field Geo. W., Northfield, disch'd Doherty Mich'i D., Buckland, dead Prouty Lucias M., er Langstroth James T., Coleraine Drake Clement F., Holland Power Lawson S., Spencer, trans- Edwards Lewis R., Churlemont ferred to regimental band Russell Charles, Springtield Severance Henry C., Shelburne, moted to sergeant Griebel John, Shelburne promoted to corporal Brigham Elijah. jr., Buckland Gragg William, Shelburne Suwer Andrew, Buckland Woodward Eliphay. Buckland Grover Henry, Guilford, Vt., dis- Stevens Elliott (., Shelburne Daufen Henry, Shelburne charged Spooner Herman A., Heath Stratton Geo. F., Coleraine Snow Leander A., Coleraine Upton Geo. E., Charlemont, disMorton Frederic O., Shelburne llenry David, Rowe charged Curtis John H., Coleraine, disch'd Harrington Thoinas F., Heath Utley Henry C., Shelburne Wagoners. Hastings John G., Spencer, disch'd Vincent David M., Ashfield, disMurphy John, Shelburne Howard Geo. H., Spencer charged Wood Otis D.; Ilawley Hindiey Solomon K., Spencer Williams James M., Shelburne Wilson Geo. W., Shelburne Johnson Sylvester D., Spencer Warren Alonzo, Conway Woodward Marcus M., Buckland Budington Birney, musician, ShelBringolf Jacob, Buckland Lyon Henry P., Spencer, disch'd burne Falls Briggs Elijah M., Shelburne Mehan Wm.. Buckland, dead. Duncan E. W., Shelburne Falls Briggs Philney H., Shelburne Murphy Michael, Buckland Guilford Murray, Ashfield Bard Peter, Coleraine Morrisey John, Green tield Howes D. G., Ashfirld Bernis Wm. H., Williamsburg Merrill John F., Athol Merrill A. C., Shelburne Falls Bates Alonzo, Conway Monroe Dwight F., Spencer Putney A. L., Shelburne Falls Veber Elias, Charlemont Vincent M. H., Ashfield Vincent William, Ashfield Oompany I, Holyoke.- 10th Reg. Recruited in April, 1861, in the towns of Holyoke and West Springfield. The two towns paid each member of the company $10 per month, till June 14, when they went into cainp at Springfield. The towns furnished a complete set of uniforms for officers and men. In June the company attended church in West Springfield, and were addressed by the Rev. Mr. Powers, of that church, and, at the same time and place, they were presented with Testaments. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Captain, | JOHN H. CLIFFORD, Holyoke, discharged Nov. 5, 1861. JOSEPH K. NEWELL, Springfield, promoted from 1st lieut. Nov. 6, 1861. 1st Lieut., Joseph H. BENNETT, West Springfield, promoted from 2d lieut. Nov. 6, 1861. 2d Lieut., Homer G. GILMORE, Springtield, commissioned Nov. 6, 1861. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Musicians. Baldwin James, IIolyoke Brick Maurice, So. Hadley Fallo Ward Ansel H., West Springfield Burnhamn Frederick, Ilolyoke Brick Edward, So. Hadley Falls Ashley William A., W. Springfield Lamb Wilbur F., Holyoke Best Robert, jr., West Springtield Pettis Amos, Jr., Holyoke Wagoner. Bagg Chas. Ii., West Springtield, Brooks James P., Holyoke, disch'd Wolcott James N., Springfield, dis- discharged Holsted John H., South Hadley charged Bovington 11. J., Holyoke Kneeland Edward S., Springfield, Bradford A. F. Brudy S. H., Holyoke, discharged Cochrane Charles, Holyoke Hayward Jerome, West Springfield Allen Chas. E., West Springfield Connor George, Holyoke Henry Albert F., Holyoke Bugbee Smith A., West Springfield Cain Anthony, Holyoke Knox James, West Springfield Burr James W., Holyoke, dead Converse Henry M., Holyoke Knapp Chas. H., Holyoke Barry John B., Holyoke Cromwell Luther T., Holyoke Smith Alexander C., W. Springfield Bean Hibbard K., Holyoke, pro- Cahill Francis, West Springtield Page Henry A., Holyoke moted to corporal Card Martin, Haydenville Smith Algernon s., W. Springfield Barnes Albert, West Springfield, Corkery Michael, West Springfield Smith Hanniel P., Holyoke discbarged Cook Austin, Springtield Casey John E., Springfield Jones Wm. S., West Springfield Kelley Joseph, Holyoke Loomis George, West Springtield Decker John A., West Springfield, Livingston James, Springfield discharged Newson Wm. M., Boston Desmond Richmond, West Spring- | Nye David B., Holyoke field Otis Abner D., Holyoke Estes Wm. H., Holyoke Page Henry A., Holyoke Euton Wm. II., Holyoke, disch'd Paull Osman B., Holyoke Faivey John, Holyoke Peabody Gustavus W., Holyoke Frisbee Castander, w. Springfield Reed Stephen W., Holyoke Flanagan Patrick, W. Springfield, Russell Patrick, folyoke deserted Riley David, North Springfield Ferry Henry, Easthampton Sietert Augustine, North Holyoke, diserarged Smith Edward P., Agawam, pro- Smith Win. H., West Springfield Judd Dwight 0., Liolyoke Smith Wm. E., West Springfield, Justin Jas. M., West Springfield discharged Smith Wm. S., Springfield, de serted charged Company K, Westfield. - 10th Reg. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 1st Lieut., DAVID M. CHASE, Westfield. 2d Lieut., EDWIN T. JOHNSON, Westfield. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Copley Henry L., Westfield, detail- Marsell Andrew, Spencer ed to Western gun bouts McClusky Thomas, Spencer, deEvans Moses W., Cambridgeport Copley lliram H., Westfield serted Solomon Henry, New York Clark George E., Spencer Neff John, Wilbraham Plaisted Mark II., Westfield Chamberlain Silas T., Spencer Newhouse Albert N. C., Westfield Perkins Henry E., Westfield Peeblee Joseph, Westfield Pronty H. E., Spencer Rabron James, Albany, N. Y. Loomis Wm.II., New Haven, Conn. Deinnen James, Westfield Reed Edward P., Westfield Swan Adam, Westfield Fowler J. Sherman, Westfield, de- Rochen Alphons, Westheld Jones Henry G., Westfield tached as brigade teamster Rowell David M., Spencer Robinson George, Wilbraham Sackett Cornelius, Westfield Smith George D., Westfield Snow Albert, Westfield, died Solomon John, New York Sprague Samuel, Westfield Stiles Charles H., Westfield Graham John, Ware, detached on Sargent Theodore, Spencer Tinkham Joseph. Westfield, pro Auforte George F., Westfield Griffin Edwin M., Chicopee moted to corporal Atkins George A., Westfield Hoch Curl, Westfield Trainer John, Westfield Anthony Henry, Westfield, disch'd Hubbard John, Westfield Tyroll Alonzo, Spencer, discharged Abrahams Thomas, Spencer Hunter Alexander W., Westfield Toomey Edmund, Spencer Woods Rufus, Westreld Wheeler Homer S., Westfield Wedge Joseph. Spencer Worthington John M., Spencer Young Juhn B. Westfield, promo Bemis Oscar R., Spencer, disch'd Littlefield John, Westfield, died ted to corporal Bullard Amasa B., Spencer Lovett Murray, Amherst Joined since the Regiment left Vast. Barden Henry M., Southwick Lyons Thomas, Spencer Bates Stephen Jones J. W. Lay J. B. Smith C. A. Mason Wm., Spencer Thompson George W. Eleventh Regiment. The booming of the last cannon directed against our gallant little garrison, starving in Fort Sumter, had hardly died away, and the sad intelligence that our glorious flag had been trailed in the dust before an overwhelming horde of traitors flashed over the telegraphic wires, when a little band of patriotic Bostonians, fired with indignation at the fra'ric dal blow our country — our moiher - had received from her disloyal sons, were assembled together to take counsel and devise measures to assist in vindicating our pa'i inal honor in its hour of peril. They resolved to organize a military force without delay, and tender their services to the President for immediate duly. The following |