FROM THE THIRTY-THIRD
Interesting Letter from Q. M. Suydam
We take pleasure in spreading before our readers the
following interesting letter from H. L. Suydam, Esq., Quarter Master of
the 33rd Regiment. And we are gratified at his promise that we
shall hear
from him again:
CAMP GRANGER, near Washington
July 14, 1861
S. H. Parker, Esq., Editor Gazette
Dear Sir:
We - that is the bloody 33rd regiment N. Y. S. V. - have at last
arrived on Meridian Heights, encamped about two and half miles from the
Capitol, 829 strong.Letter from Rev. E. C. Prichett, Chaplain to
Col. Stuart's
Regiment
We were gratified in the receipt yesterday morning of
a letter from Chaplain Pritchett, of Stuart's Engineer Regiment, which
contains many facts and relates many incidents that will prove
interesting to our Geneva readers.
STUART'S ENG'R REGIMENT, 50TH N. Y. S. V.
Camp Lesley, Hall's Hill, Va.
Washington, D. C. 14th October, 1861
Dear Sir:
Col. Stuart is just now suffering from the effects of a fall from his
horse, which fell into a well that was apparently filled up.