The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1862, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 9391. ° NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1862. PRICE Two CENTS. — A “WHE MILITARY FURORE. } alarm bell was rung by order of May ¢ Hosford, and the ¢:owds called out rushed to Market stregt, aud ia afew moments ail the armories were crowded, Al two o’elocls in the afternoon over one hi ndred and mew recruits Aad enrolled (utr nam 8. were made ja the different armories. Mayor ford addressed the com- panics, stating that the families of those who went in the reg ment should be provided for the same as the three years’ men. Several came forward with sabstantie! tid, Hon. a , Wr. i Neem and corge Wellman, Esqs., v' 0 Lawrenee 00m} @" ies, with full ee i | en at two o’cleels. The hews was reooived in Taunton at apvut eight o'clock A. M., through the New Bedford payers. ‘The Léght Guard were immediately notified, - moned to their armory, and at cleven o’cloeic the: for this city. Their ‘ranks were full, numbering 100, rank file. In Worcester a mass mecting of the citizens was held on the Common, and speeches were made by Mayor Aldrich and others. The Third batta- lion of Rifles will leave as soon as it is filled. The City Council of New Bedford held a meeting at four o’cloek in the morning, and made arrangements to send on the City Guard. A meeting was held in Newton !ast evone ‘to take such action as may seem saceerery @ garrison at Fort Warren was. last even- D; Joshua Isaacs, Company E; | observableamong all. The different recruiting officers ‘were kept quite busy during the day in entering tho names of those upen their lists aspiring to military fame, and the Thirteenth will, if delayed until Thursday, probably turn outover one thousand men. Company B has its headquarters at No. 166 Fulton street; Company Dat the Union Hotel, Libesty street; and Company F at No, 871 Fulton street. The uniform of this rogiment has ‘been changed. They are now to wear United States army blue uniforms, instead of gray, as formerly. The following is a list of officers of the Thirteenth, as they stand at present:— Field and Staf’—Colonel, Robert B. Clarke; Lieutenant Colonel, John Woodward; Major, Samuel K. Boyd; Adju- tant, William McKee; Quartermaster, Joseph Mumby; Agpistant Quartermaster, George Hardy; Surgeon, Dr. Jes T. Chase; Engineer, Lieutenant Commanding, R. G. Newell. Paani ercg) + Mead. mpany B—Captain, Horace A. Spragu yy C—Captam, A. 'T. Dodge, Jr. allowed there would be no difficulty in getting five boners afed more volunteers. DEAN HAWLEY, ma Greatest excitement and enthusiasm during the whole of * ‘Commanding Fifty-frst regiment N, ¥. 8. N. G. A. Pareells, Company Yesterday, consequent upon 90 many armories being in | Charles L. Terry, Comy ns A. Drake, Company the building. From an early hour in the morning the |’ > : spacious drill room of the Eighth regiment (Washington Sixty-ninth Regiment. Grays) was one continuous scene of bustle and activity, ‘The members of this popular corps flocked to their occasioned by the expected departure of the regimentand | armory at an early hour yesterday morning,and though ite call for volunteers, which, indeed, was nobly re- | the weather was gloomy and wet every company and sponded to. In several parts of the room could be seen | arti! room was crowded long before noon. The regiment an officer, with a bench or table for a desk, surrounded by | volunteer their services almost toa man,and recruits crowds of men and boys, anxiously awaiting their turn | areso numerous that the only fear is the officers will to give in their names. So great was the rush to join | have to decline the services of hundreds anxious to oon- this regiment, which fought so nobly at the battloof Bull | nect thomselves with a corps which distinguished itself run, that not jess than 800 persons were turned away | go highly in the early part of the rebellion, The ofieers’ ya consequence of the regiment being recruited to the | room was visited early in the day by Major Bagley, Capt- standard allowed. It is confidently stated by the recruit- | James B. Kirker, Quartermaster Tully, Capt. Breslin and ing officers that fifteen hundred men could be enlisted | other officers, with a view to expedite the business ar- without the least trouble. It was expectea that the rogi_ | rangements preparatory to departure. Major James Bag’ ment would have left yesterday evening for the seat of | Igy, who will command the regiment during the absence war, and this was the occasion of bringing hundreds of | of Col. Corcoran, has iss ued the annexed order:— . TROY. the Troy Times, May 26.) ‘The call of Gov. Morgan upon se regiments of the State militia to provecu at once to Washington to protect the capital adie to the excitement, and the great ques- tion anvears to bo whether the Twenty fourth, Col. Crandall, will beamong those summ a d. The regiment musters three hundred names vn its ro ter books, and it is probable that as many more partially effective sol- diers could be obtained to recruit the ree to the maximum standard of State troops. rs of the regiment haye been in consultation with the Governor to-day, but at this writing it is not known what decision his Excellency has arrived at in bes 1p to the Twenty- fourth. If the regiment is to be called upon it is to be hoped that at leas: housand men will go with it to protect our menaced capital, and save it from the dese- cration aud destruction which would surely follow its capture by the rebeli The National Guards, Capt. Babcock, held & meeting this afternoon for the pi of considering the pro- prioty of tendering their services to Gov. Morgan, in connection with the militia, for the defence of the capi- Noble Response of the City. ees WHAT THE EMPIRE STATE 18 DOING. Eleven New York Regiments Ordered Off. ’ B. 8. Onks; Second Lientenant, A. people to Broadway to witness their departure; but, in Sanaeak, OnNeER Rea "Sm D—Captain, Henry Raledon. tal. John A. Griswold presided, On motion of E. J, | ing. The Salem Cadets and Boston Cadets marohed down The Eighth, Twenty-second, Thirty- | °7**wence ofan order received lato mn the sfternoon samba SR IST EA Me Gempany L—Capiatn, Philip Ht Driggs; First Lieuten- | Hicks, the Guard unanimously tendered thair services to | State street, and the fiat battalion marched np ae ty: from tho War Dopartment, that no regiment would be al, | _ By the orders of the Commanderia-Ohief this regiment is | ang, Samuel ;feoond Lieutenant, RB. MeMur- | the Governor, and either Capt. Babecek or Mr. Griswold | about six o'clock. The battalion marched to the Old Jowed to march until mustered into the service, they directed to hold itself in readiness to proceed to Washington | ray; Third Lieatonant, Richard Ulivor. will go down this afternoon to acquaint him with the Core! se is lent sed canal pe seventh, Eleventh and Seventy ks . $2, receipt of command,” Conmandante of companies are -#-Captald FW. Heath, offer of the company. It is expected the Guard will take 4 hon ete Scar ‘were of course disappointed. — tae G—Captain . W. Thorne; First Lieuten- jem at least ju men. Every met! discipline. cmpyiens. first to Go To-day. It is expected, however, that the regiment will be able Arner LI ee aE ayat depar- ant, Evan M. Johnson; Recond Lieutenant, Samuel Kis- | the Guard is requested to be present at the armory the | 18 be. sande de the, nvclous of & new regiment. : " to take its departure to-day, See Ty a ee iroer BAGLEY, mg sam ; Third Lioutenant, John A. Elwell. evening. cock, House’ by Lieutenant Colonel T. L. D. Por- Company H—Captain, Thos. 8, Dakin; First Lieatenant, Jarman’. bach; Second Lieutenant, vacant; Third Lieu: by ang aa SRE A. Delereo; Firat Lier Yt . ; Firat Liens tenant ira D. Baker ; Second Lioutenant, F. Coleman ; Third Lieutenant, R. 8. Jones, Company K—Captain, Rodney C. Ward. THE FORTY-SBVENTH REGIMENT. ‘This corps has its headquarters at the Odeon, in the Eastern District, and is under command of Colonel J. V. Meserole. Reeruiting is going on rapidly, and they will probably be ready for departure by Saturday next. There are now nearly six hundred membors attached ins, for the four companies necessary to complete the ‘regiment. Within twelve hours thirty Tecruits were enlisted at the central office. The whole number cannot even be guessed, as the recruiting officers are scattered all over the State. The latter regiment, or rather six companies of {t, encamped on the Common last night. ‘The Second battalion, as will be seen by ad- vertisoment, are to leave forthwith for Washington, an@ those wishing to enlist in this favorite corps must a) = gal ‘Major Newton will join the battalion in ‘ork. Altogether nearly a thousand Massachusetts men left yesterday for Washington, and companies are constan' @rriving from all parts of the State. Several new i ments are in project, and but a few days will be required ‘The regiment will depart for Washington at five o’clock ‘The com) pany officers are actively employed in filling this afternoon. The following special order has been | uptne ranks. The members of Companies A,B, H and issued in reference tetera hog @ (the former Colonel Haggerty’s old company), will Usibavasnxn Ra Bionen Raovwerxs, } nen this morning, at i armory, eae to. com- few YORK, May 27, 1862, plete arrangements. Company K—the Irish Zouaves— of general order No. 11 which acparutte of the resturant ia here couniermanagd The General Meagher’s command at the battle of Manassas, ™ rt, to-mn ednesday), Tike wil’ be formed om Lafayette place, ahi resting on | £008 out grin, commanded by Captain J. H. Nugent and Fourth street, at five o'look FM: resiely. Tue rim | First Licutooant P. K. Butler. mis repor 4 fant at hait-past four o'clock P.M. on the Parade ground, | The following is a correct list of the oflcers of this rer Commandaits of companies are directed to assemble their | giment:— clive commands at the armory at nine o'clock A. M., : . And tohave correct lists of the namex and ages of tie men | _ Field and Staff—Col., Michael Corcoran (a prisoner in ‘Troops From the New England States. ‘The military authorities of the State of Massachusetts are desirous of passing their troops to the seat of war with as little publicityas possible. Colonel Howe, their agent in this city, has received positive orders to withhold all information on the subject from the repre- sentatives of the press, and, as far as lies in his power, toprevent any account of the movements of the New England troops from appearing in the newspapers. Our Teporters found out, on visiting the Jersey City Railroad depot yesterday, that the Thirty-second OTHERS TO FOLLOW SOON. Brisk Recruiting for Volunteer Organizations. THE RESPONSE OF OTHER STATES, ery Reo kee paratory to making muster rolls, biauks of which will be | Riebmond); Licut. Col, ——. nb» Jas. Bagley, incom. | to the organization. A meeting was held by the | regiment Massachusetts Volunteers, Colonel Parker | to raise a large force in response to the government call. In readiness at that hour, By order of mand; Adj.,John McKeon; Ca) Fngincers, James B. | entire corps at tho Odeon at a late hour on Monday even- | commanding, arrived there about nine o’clock | Quite a number of tho soldiers were in the streets last Cel. J, M. VARIAN. Kirker; Surgecn, Dr. Robert Johnson; Quartermaster, night. rather nolay, but not seriously disorderly. The ‘The military excitement, occasioned by the callingout | 2-2: KE=-rs Adjutant, Joseph B. Tully; Paymaster, Mathew Kehce; Chaplain; | img, when the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Colonel | yesterday morning in the Fall River boat from Boston. | Common presented’a lively appearance all day, and will 2 y gow Subjoined is @ list of the efficers as far ag can at pre- | Rev. Thos. Mooney; Sergeant Major, Arthur Tracy; Quar- | Meserole addressed the men, exhorting them to prepare | After a delay of about thirty minutes, they took the eealanie Ge filled to-day, as not nearly allthe militia of of the State Militia, continued all day yesterday, and the sent be ascertained:— peri ae som Bell; _ cere ap ee as rapidly as possible for the march. cars and proceeded to the seat of war. Sevoral other | the State have yet reported themselves. ‘greatest bustle fac aerate reroll Field and Staf'—Colonel, Joshua M. Varian; Lieutenant | 8Pak* Fie makers tight Gonten Gata fe, Thomas THE TWENTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT. Dodies of troops are expected to pass through this city Colonel, Obed F, Wentworth; Major, Leander Buck; Ad- " jutont, David B Keeler, Jr.; Engineer, Win. Mf. Walton, | eee eet ean te soany Fy iichard Dalton, Surgeon, Foster Swift; Quariermaster,'J. 7. Smith; Pay: | comfany Ly lhomas Lytch, Company B; Thos. Clarke, master, Edward Kearney; Surgeon’s Mate, Gustavus 8. Company D; John Coonan, Company I: Wm. Butler, Com- peng org es DP wR eeap pert ene Sur- | pany H; James MoCrarn, Company G; Thos. Dempsey "e e, ; Assistant Paymaster - "Pheot . i vm, Schwarzwaelder; Assistant Quartermaster, Bela ™ ba pore, Bats. Comaey, As, Micmeel RESPONSE OF PENNSYLVANIA. The Call for Three Months’ Men Coun- termanded. Harnispunc, May 27, 1862. during the next few days, and Colonel Howe has written to the State authorities for permission to give publicity to the movements which he thinks is necessary for the honor of the State he represents. BOSTON TIGERS COMING, ‘This regiment, it will bo remembered, did good ser- vice before, while at the seatof war among the three months’ men. Their headquarters is at the armory, ‘and they will probably leave for Washington to-morrow. They are about being provided with an cntirely new ‘ments, officers despatching the necessary business con- ected with their departure, and orders hourly arriving containing the instructions from headquarters. Adjutant Genera] Hillhouse bas issued the following additional orders:— Company C. Farnham; Commissary, A.C. Smith, Jr.; Sergeant Ma- First ‘Liew’enants—John Coonan, Com 1; John | outfit. Yesterday morning @ mesting of the officers was | The Second battalion of infantry, of Boston (Tigers), | Governor Curtin has issued a general order counter- ache merle Gumi 0s UR 8 Jor, i fhartermaster ‘Sergeant, ———; Commissary | nowan, Company C: Patrick Duly, ‘Company ¥; ‘Thomas | hold at the City Armory tn order to make the necessary | One of the crack corps of that city, will pass through | manding the ordor for enlisting three months? volun- ‘ADJOTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Giptatie“paward ‘Durape, Ouapeny C7 Goumpeny ne, Coes eee (prisoner of war), Compa- preparations for @ speody departure. A statement was | this city this morning, four hundred strong, on their’ | teors, the emergency which seemed to require them hay- Tee Finn, extn, Teen Oee Ma 2, e62.J F; Samuel Gregory, Company H; James 0. Johnston, 2y A: Chas, Campbell, Company G; Joseph Murphy, Gam. | made-by the Adjutant, who had hed an taterview with | way to Washington, under command of Major Ralph W. | ing passed. He congratulates the people on this fact, and Sixiy-ninth regiments,’ National Guard, will hold | Gritin (Vrissuer of war), Company Ey John’. Hayden, | P&RY ¥; Francis Whelply, Company H. General Duryea, that the orders for instant departare | Néwton. and commends the alacrity shown in every part of the Ghemselves in readiness to to Washidgton forth- | Company K; Michael W. Wall, Company B; Isaac Coben, | 5y 9°" eeuhman since. Savas. Company tide, | werestringent and that all the necessary equipments, brag aed State in volunteering for the defence of the capital. ‘with, upon the receipt of orders to that effect. The com- mandants of the several regiments above named will immediately make requisition for the ammunition and supplies required by their copmenis. y the chiefs of Ey a a ir. lo. 51 Waiker street, New York, the available force of their Fespective commands. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. ‘THOS. HILLH RESPONSE OF RHODE ISLAND. Proclamation of Governor Sprague. SPECIAL ORDERS. Stats or Raopg IsLanp AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, HEADQUARTERS COMMANDER-IN-CHIEP, Provipence, May 25, 1862. Citizens of the State capable of bearing arms at including Enfield rifles, would be furnished without de- lay. To-morrow, at four P. M., according to orders by the Colonel, the men will assemble at the armory in order to get their outfit. A resolution was proposed and adopted that each contribute one dollar in order to in crease the pay of the drum majors and sergeants. It is the intention to procure a band also for Company D; Robert Brown (cavalry ), Company I. Michael B. Breslin, Company F; Edward Hare, Compan; Schiele, ‘Company @’ Alonzo Dutch ‘Company ny E; Matthew O’Beirne, Company B; Thomas Phipps, G; Jacob é E. ©. Rushmore, Company Kj, William 7. Hfartin, Com> | TOY Second Lieulenants—James Gannon (prisoner of pany I; Nathaniet R. Stetson, Company B; James’. Di- | qlurer Second Lieut £ - . pan; ; John Duffy, Company Edmund pepe hopin del re atten Gonaiiy Company L; Wm. Fogarty, Compuny 1; Michael Parr ete Company C: George Hh tere =, Rich- | Duane, Company E; Michael McGuire, Company D; Jobn F » ODE Ss aeeree Hi ve mpany A; | Fahy, Company A; Wm. P. Rogers, Company B; Edward The Philadelphia City Councils on the War. PuiLaparrma, May 27, 2862. Aspecial meeting of the Select Council was held to day, af the request of the Committee on the Defence and Protection of the City, to consider business arising out (USE, Adjutant General D ri A once report themselves to the nearest military organiza- ronment of the United States and of ee rian Ht John M. Kelley, Compeny Kt Arthur Hortaanee: Cony, | 28) Company G;, Michael O'Connér, Company ©. Se Te Tee ran cue | Cee: canimandinta of Ue chartered kad voligiteer ait: met prepiia casera troops from Phi- Seams or Naw Yout, Guvamat‘Headgvannens,y | pany B; Josephiing,Companyl; —,Company D}—, | rue Departure of the Seventysarat | Motes occ tis evening. The following is a Iut | sary companies wil at onco organize their companies, | ladelphie. Mr. Wetherell, Chairman of the Commities iENERAL’S OFFICE, Company I. Tcatesent Wakaoek of the officers :— and the men so reporting into companies of eighty-three | on Defence, &c., offered a resolution directing the City AuBany, May 27, s ‘yea. Fieldand Staf—Colonel, Michael Bonnett; Lieutenant | men rank and file, and report to these headquarters, | A. otier to countersign all warrantal drawn by the ‘The ‘Twelfth, 2 » Sixty. Eleventh Regiment. An order was received from Washington yesterday to | Colonel, Charles Kiehl; Major, Adam Schepper; Adjutant, when they will be armed, sartoped, and moved under ah ints, Nineloenth and Twea oe es Tene Col, Joachim Maidhof has issued the necessary ordors | the effect that this regiment were not to receive their | D. A. Bokee; Surgeon, P. B. Rice; Quartermaster; Samuel | the direction of the Commander-in-Chiet to, Washington, | Mayor, in pursuance of the order of the Committee om eonicaes of tae teveret “ill taake requisition | for the departure of this regiment today, to wit:— uniforms until farther notice. The regiment were fully | DU®l!; Engineer, Captain Campbell; Assistant Surgeon, | to protect the nations! cap vance of the | Defence. This was for the purpose of properly equip. regiments will make sition G le 6! wore fully | Dr. Meyer; Sergeant Major, Heisslinger; Drum | rebels who are now rapidly approaching. ing the Home Guard for active service. Objection was ‘upon the chiefs of the soveral departments of tate REGIMENTAL ORDERS—NO, 7, prepared to start for Washington in the afternoon, and i General Robbins is directed to organize and command | P!Dg : Major, 'y Rohifs; Quartermaster’s Sergeant, Henr: Platte; Commissary Sergeant z goant, Edward Roitzner. ‘Ccmpany 4—Captain, Samuel Wandalt; First Lieute- nan‘, Herman Thal; Second Lieutenant, vacant. Company B—Captain, Jacob Becker; First Licutenant, Henry Obman; Second Lieutenant, Chas. Friedel. Company C—Captain, Joseph Altexbrend; First Lieu- tenant, Peter Spangenberg; Second Lieutenant, Poter iy. C.mpany D—Coptain, John Rihm; First Lieutenant W. Bioosteld; Second Leutenant »Heary ala. » Company E—Captain, C. A. inann; First Lieu. tenant, George Schelltim; Second Lieutenant, Francis ner. F—Captain, Henry Werner; First Licute- aan Grate becsna Lieutenant, ‘vacant. Joseph Burger; First Lieute. : Sierangy ee at You Me Figs} | only awaited their uniforms to be in full marching order. ee a order. No. 130, under date of | ‘the order referred to, therefore, fell on them like a 26, from State headquarters, this regiment proce 5 » a yarhington, tororrow, the ath hist The ere neroreed | ehunder clap, and they did not know what to make out or Chrystie and flares weet: gag sSQrmer | of ik. A proper requisition, signed by Colonel Bliss, was . 4 ie ae Hey prose nenaey — hbaver- | duly deposited with the United States Quartermaster, —_ Blanka wuspenced from’ ing knapead mapped om top: | at eight o’clock in the morning, and Colonel Bliss stated . rm " rtermaster Roosevel . pr Moatsor shoes, spon, knife and fork, Sad will be bec, | Dositively to Qua : It, of the Seventy. vided at the amory with blankets, haversicks, canteens, ae, first, that he would furnish the necessary uniforms in Turked distinctiv and left at the armory before one o'clock, | time t0 enable the regiment to move that evening. They aoe be marked oe Damme of Oe owner and the | Colonel Vinton, Assistant Quartermaster General, says $ w one day's rations, Line will be formed at four o'clock pre, | tbat, inviow of the order from Washington, he cannot cively, in Second avenue, righton Fourth street. Band and | furnish upiferms untilthe men are mustered into the field muaic will Epport to ‘the Adjutant in time for formation. made te giving such wholesale power to the committee, anda warm debate ensued. Finally the resolution was postponed till Thursday. Mr. Wetherell thereupon pre. sented bis resignation. NEWS FROM GEN, BANKS’ ARMY. the first regiment, and will order his brigade under arms and form it into a regiment. ‘The second regiment will be under command of Capt. Biss, of the United States Army. ‘the Providence Marine Corps of artillery will be placed under the command of Lieutenant Colonel E. C. Gallup as captain, and is directed to organize the same. Colonel Shaw is ordered fo assemble the National Guard for organization. Rhode Island troops will move through Baltimore, and if their progress is impeded by the rebel mob of that city, they will mete out to it the punishment which i has long’ merited. Our regiments will move to Washington to defend the capital in common with thousands of our pa- triotic countrymen, who will rush to arms to ward off the danger which is imminent. ‘WM. SPRAGUE. Ava. Horrm, Assistant Adjutant General. the . Generals Sandford and ee are ohar; ged vith the exeoutton of this order, with raterence te regiments of their respective divisions, order of the Commander-in-Chi ef. THOS. HILLHOUSE, Adjutant General. ORDER FOR IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE. bar vir Heapquakrers, re OF Pape General’s Office, Albany, 1862, Sreciat, OxpERs—No. 137. ‘The commandants of the several regiments of National The Rebels Retreating to Winchester. Guard which have beon ordered to'proceed to Washing- rtermaste! er is bi directed to take ct sorvice formally. This being the state of things, the Company in, ten, oF to hold, themselves im readiness 0 to do, wil kei fe at ave it aa ly rorwanied from ihe armory. Seventy-frst did not got away last night, and cannot | BAvt, , Louis Fuchs ; 'Second Licatedant™” Valentine —— , t E 1s F cue cones eh fs 3 4 , : Waker strect, New Yoru roll Pika ead. PE Vian, Adjatant, » Colonel” | pcasibly leave tillsome time this evening. peace H_fapatn, Henry Wile: First Lieutenant, THE RESPONSE OF MASSACHUSETTS, | All Quiet a arper’s Ferry nios ratory to muster. fficers are:— he following supplemental order has been issued by | Louis Dehlin, cond Lieutenant, Wm. Schaffer. ~— wn ‘eomplying with this order. lair Gansme eet me “ind ‘ ste 7 | Company Captain Joseph A. Merkert; First Licute- and Williamsport, What Is Thought of Governor Andrew’s Letter=The Alacrity of the People of Massachusetts in Enrolling Them- selves in the Ranks—The Scene on Bos- ton Common, S&c., dic. Bosom, May 27,1862. The letter of Governor Andrew is universally con- demned by the masses of the people. They dislike the Governcr’s insinuations that the citizens of Massachu- setts are conditionally joyal. The Boston press, without an exception, condemns it. In fact, no one here ap- proves the letter except the worshippers of Garrison, Phillips & Co. That Governor Andrew does not repre. sent the people is plainly evident by the rapid emiist- ments and prompt response to the call for more troops. Field and Stagf—Colonel, Joachim Maidhof; Lieutenant | Colonel Martin:— ib; Second Lie t Colone}, William B, Weinherger; Major, Gearge A. Ray- Scvesry-rinst Recrwexr, Awenican Sa" nant, Ladwig 000 pant, Adam Enders, es to K—Captain, Jacob Weber; First Lieutenant, HK luo, Second Lietienent, F. Hitzelberger. 4 TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT. ‘This organization is rapidly filing, there being now nearly three hundred men attached to the corps. It has been recruited from the most respectable of our Brook- lyn-citizens, and when fully organized will no doubt make an efficient and useful corps. The headquarters of the Twenty-third is situated at the Arsenal, in Portland avenue, where recruits will be received. ‘The other re- oruiting depots aro at Montague Hall and South Brook- lyn, The uniform of the regiment will consist of gray, trimmed with black. No colonel has as yet been ap- pointed, but it is throught that Capt. Everdell, who is on are with the promuigation of this order regiments in their respective divisions, By order of the Commander-in-Chief. THOS. HILLHUUSE, Adjutant General. ‘THE UNITED STATES QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE ‘Was the scone of great preparation, business progressing Dike lightning. Colonel Tompkins received notification ‘hat a Rhode Islana Volunteer regiment will come on to- day, via the Camden and Amboy Railroad. It is probably the Eighth Rhode Island regiment, which disbanded at ‘the time the government discontinued recruiting, &e., &., de. Baurmors, May 27, 1862. Private accounts from Martinsburg represent that only & few rebel scouts were in town yesterday, and they shortly after retired without doing any damage. ‘The indications are that the enemy is retreating to Winchester. All is quiet here this morning. A large police force is stationed along Baltimore street and in other localities, to prevent turbulent gatherings. ‘Wasureton, May 27, 1862. s mond; Adjutant, Frederick Vilmar; Engineer, Frederick New Yoru, May 27, 1862, Bang; Surgeon ; Quartermaster, Simon Meyer; | | Commandants of companies will make thelr 'eo.npan Paymaster, John H. Behrens; Surgeon's Mate, ———; | comprise nixty-four privates, four corporaly ani five er. Caspiain, j,Quartermatter Sergeant, Frederick | Aanvasthere may not be arma and equipments naficlent Bawo; Ordnance Sergeant, John V. Meyer; Color Bearer, | fora larger force. If we need more men after we arrive in Philip Vleck; Right General Guide, John Bartz; Loft | Washington, we can send on for those already General Guide, sam Lux; paler Buglor, Teouard Rubel; | Commandaiis of companies will ace that the imen pack in Drum Major, Louis Tusch; Sergeant of Engineers, George | the knapsack the shiris, drawers, shoes, knife: fork. spoon, Sol:ober. cup, plate, Ac., that they receive, and they will wear their Th ts will be worn on the back, and blankets Capiains—Peter Rath, Company E; Henry Lux, tom- | $f topcd on the knapsack, ‘The oflicers of tho regiment will pany F; John Kabin, Company G; George Fischer, Com- | meet at the Regimental Armory at 12 o'clock M., for the pany D; Jacob Mander, Company B; Kasimer Kreukel, | election of Major. Company A willimake their requisition Company Hi; award Schutt, ‘Compan; Wm Soliman, 6 o'clock, Company T at aquarter Company 1; Wm. Seebach, Company K; Valentine Cook, Company A. First Licutenants—John M. Zischofski, Company G; Bernhard Moyer, Company B; John F. Ludewig, ompany, NEW YORK CITY. ‘The following are the regiments of this State which mapa} mmpany Gat hal a Company K at F; Henry Brannhold, Company H; Wm. Ewald, Co: _— recei ‘mornii 5 have been ordered to Washington:— c Fred. Deccken. Company E; Charles Haase’ ‘Genpeay Seventy-ninth Regiment. ‘an excellent soldier, and at present attached to the regi- | There 1s no cavilling on the part of the people. Assoon | By despatches on cree : ni pacientes" Fifth, Nineteenth, C; Petor Kroiger, Company 1; Ernst Gasteyger, Company | ¢.1on¢} Addison Farnsworth, of the Seventy-ninth regi- | Ment, will receive the appointment. ‘ag it was known that more troops were wanted they | partment, we learn that affuirs are q: . mn] a ° 7 . Seventh, ieeeanke” * Second bi mans John Seifte, Company G; Wm, a. | ment of Highlanders, now doing active duty at Beantort bigot aergne loader Ba peer = rans se pee “dat hes suf. Re een Sunn auss iakevnia tan Twen Demme , Com; ; Martin Borlitz, Company F; Job yb fe d fered Frank C. ore from q Zoua\ Rlevenih, Tuirtyoevenan Schoenibger, Company Ht; Henry Borondes, Compauy K; pccnaghentoars Me ala ab a Presinen's peallnd ‘Third district of Brooklyn, it ie understood, is about to | fered, the local feeling of Boston and the Stato is | morning, says that Captain Collis, of the Zouaves Thirteont, aay? hee telly Company ‘Charles Helier, company tho Secretary of War accept the offer the organization | Taise a brigade, and it is hoped that he will get permis- | naturally more sheconaaiy aroused than if it had been ee po < iecenehs hig command into Hancock, hay- , jixty-ninth, é i; " from the Secretary of War so to do, Col. A. R. | any other General. bia. tomnhtat Seventy-first. E; Charles pots say aang 1 will at once commence, and when completed the battalion wick z the Fourteenth regiment of Brookl he NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. A late despatch from General Banks says all is quiet a ‘The greatest exertions were mi yestor: to have jer command of Captain Joseph Laing, of Com- td i BO the Boston Advertiser of yesterday .” 8 nde day will be und p ph Laing, ¥ ve ter oh (From Yesterday} Williamsport. mization of the Second Regiment | this regiment prepared to march to-day, without fail. . Tho battalion will also have the valuable ser- | Will be remembered, was taken prisoner at the battle of MASSACHUSETTS UNCONDITIONALLY LOYAL, “an a s' eg pany G. New York State Militia. Yicos of Captain R. T. Shillinglaw. Both of these officers | Bull run, and but lately released, has ‘heen exchanged | Governor Andrew has probably seen occasion (o Safety of the Seventy-eighth New York for the rebel, Col. 8. L. Palton, and is about to take the field once more ina few days. According toall present ‘appearances the war spirit of Brooklyn, which has lain dormant for some time, has again burst forth with the Volunteers. ‘The following despatch was received in this city yes- terday, by Mr. Andrews, Surveyor of the Port, from Col. Ulimann:— change the opinien of the loyalty of Massv husetts, which re inti- mated in his despatch to the Secre'ary War. At all events, after his despatch had been answered by the r. fusal of the President to surtain Genera i Hun‘er, the Go- ‘vernor did not hesitate yester‘ay morning to call upn the men of Masrachusetts to defend their government, Twelfth Regiment, have seen service, and were badly wounded at Bull run. Colonel W. G. Ward, the new commander of this corps» | Colonel Farnsworth distinguished himself during the is pushing matters with the utmost vigor to secure the | Mexican campaign. These hardy Scots should be ac- departure of his regiment with as little delay as practi- | cepted as soon as any other class of our citizen soldiery, ‘Since the old militia organization has beon merged into ‘the Eighty-second regiment New York State Volunteers, ‘and can no longer hold possession of the regimental ar” mory, corner of Seventh street and Hall pla e, or the dor. - Hanvan’s Farry, May 27,1862. Droperty thereto appertaining, an application is to be | canie, Ho has promulgated the following ordor:— for the countrymen of Bruce and Burns were never known | greatest ardor. ing solely to their patriotism, irrespective of their mando to headquarters for the reorganizati the ; RAL ORDERS~ ; shrink from a foe. of poliey. And we do not learn that R.F. Axprews, Surveyor ef the Port of Now York:— ~ sane eS Oe ae to * The War Excitement in Williamsbarg, | 7e"4 {Puy Tnetner the Houe or senate Concerns | “ynocce in the papere m contradiction of the report thas Becond regiment New York State Militia, it being averred (at six of the old captains and nearly two hundred of ‘the original members of this command are still in the City, and willing to do duty as part of the new National Guard. It is advisable for the Governor to favor this re- Organisation of the Old State Guard Second regiment New York State Militia. Fifth Regiment. ‘The Fifth regiment, National Guard, Colonel Louis Burger , expect to leave on Saturday next. Colonel Bur- {11 was most likely to pass, or whether negroes were to ‘be armed,or emancipation declared by proclamation. In fact, they seem to have responded to the call as if they felt no draft upon their patriotism whatever, MUSTERING OF TROOPS IN BOSTON. ‘The call of overnor Andrew, issued yesterday morn- ing to the militia and volunteers not in actual service, showed that notwithstanding the many calls on her pa- trictism within the year past, Massachusetts still re- sponds quickly and lly to thecail for a more troops. News of the call for men was sent by telograph to all the newsparers in the State, and in some cases (h- tells were [roresae the | and everybody called oul. At about ten o'clock, the first company, the National Guard, InperenvENce Goan, Tweurtn Reorwenr, Pursuant to special orders, No. W8t, from the Contes hengharnae rerg ates ea earns in-Chief, calling upon fala command to Broceed forthwith ‘0 ‘A moeting of members of the above corps was hold at . commandants of companic 4 7 Trait theis several companies to the standard numter, seing | ‘beir drill room at half-past ten o’elock yesterday morn exertion to report tate sqemants, complete at the | ing, four hundred and three answering to their names as TO en or’ Otner tee 10 acorn eand un- | called. ‘The call for the meeting was read and the object meng, are rome to eee my gl Aommyndants | explained by the Lieutenant Colonel, who presided. A eer aricra, ative o'clock Pe Mf. They wil ies ouch 8 | unanimous resolution was passed to answer any call, mi requisition apon Quartermaster Banks for neces- | either for State service or at the national capital, as soon id i nite. Ofllces ireetes ‘3 [odrlitther respective conmandadaily. “The nontesmmiss | as the battalion is fully armed, equipped and uniformed, aon TT ae Een a WG Weaaiy Mt | provided that the term of service docs not exceed that Notwithstanding the drain on Williamsburg for re- cruiting the Thirteenth and Twenty-cighth regiments, the newly formed Forty-seventh is filling up its ranks rapidly. This regiment, Our Own,” as the Williams- burgers fondly call 1t, has already its fall complement of men, and will be ready to march to-morrow morning. ‘The most intense excitement exists in this section of Brooklyn, and the only difficulty appears to be “who shall stay at home?’ Hon. Samuel T. Maddox, whose name is a tower of strength in Williamsburg, is recruit- the Seventy-eighth regiment New York Voluntecrs has ‘been cut to pisces. The regiment has not been in action, ‘and is in good eonditicn. DANIEL ULLMANN, Colonel Seventy-cighth New York Volunteers. The Tenth Maine Regiment. Portiamp, May 27, 1802, ‘A private despatch from the Tenth regiment, Gem Banks’ division, says that regiment is across the rives in Maryland, at Williamsport. The officers are all safe. iT Yelock A. M. order ©: rh fer has issued the following order:— aie cee kama. Mctom, Leting Adjutant of the militia regiments, The following is @ list of the | ing a company, hay ode piers oryeeye pe | sess ness ay, the: juard, | Fifty men are missing. TAs, ORDERE—WO 12. ‘A few recruits will be taken on application at the | officers:— in seem petra ta Sima Wnts beep Dering abcut fiity wen. Soon after came the Hoston Expected Exe! Reguames, Hamonar. Goans, mpany armorics, Mercer House and Jefferson Market. | Field and Staf—Lteutonant Colonel Commanding, J. K. | enlist um im ty a sburg furnishes | Jight Artillery yon foot and armed with swords. From Ne Tad fronh aaah es, im Soins are | rarke; Major,€. M. Davis; Adjutant, W. Chapman; As: | most of the recruits for the Twenty-eighth, many for | thie time the odmpanies began to come in thick and fast, | Tho following telegram was reesived yesterday morn- the captains reporting themselves and their commands to Major General Andrews, who had his marque pitched ‘upon the crest of the bill, ‘By the middie ef the afternoon the whole of the Second regiment miliica had reported themselvs, alo the grader rtof the Third, Fourth, F.f-h, Sixth and Highth, The Xow Rogland Guard ware at dret ordered to rorort ab headquarters to go down to garrison Fort Warren, in ing by Alderman Farley, of this city, in relation te the exchange of Colonel Corcoran:— : Wasmxaton, May 26, 1862. To tye BA Chairman of Committee on Natjonal Affairs, City Hall:— ye) amt recaivod a teteyents Soe Cue uce gone pators! effect a ans. of all hostages, especially ‘Golonet Corcoran. Field 00 Surgeon, E. Reed. and Sta—Colonel, William G. Ward; Lieutenant | *!*tant Surgeo — Soar Aoaorions ec, Henry, a, Boat wiek; og p. Ctayno “Company Cy Win Bawards; Company Dy im urch ; o 5 " goou, Henry Draper; Quartermaster, Francis 8. Hanks; co Company E, 8. Thomas; Company ¥, R. Faywiaator,” Livingstone Satterlee: Surgeow's Mate, . ; Cl in, ; Sergeant Major, Solon Brown; Recruiting for Vol of Sergeant, Faward Kirk, Jt. Sergeant, ---—; Orduahoo Bergeant, 2 Jes Commineary | Col, Bliss, commanding the volunteer dopartment, Pursvant to orders. State of New York, dated May 26, this regiment will Sterif im readiness Vf proceed to Washingion forthwith orders to that cifect. Quartermaster Wm. F. jr., will make the necessary ‘requisitions for ammuni- ind gupolicn, ‘The aficers will meek every ‘evening at imental armory, at e! el in fatign a uniform, fF erdora, Gotansandante of compeice ait ae the Thirteenth, and all for the Forty-seventh. Thus the work goes on, ce Movements in Other Sections ef the State. BUFFALO. Our Buffalo exchanges state that about twelve o'clock Sunday night the following despatch was received at teer Organizations, Jo »npany with the Cadets. This was subsequently ooun- hes and an extra pair of shoes, By or ier of t, James A. Van Dike; Loft Gineral Guide, John | opened a depot for the enlistment of recruits yesterday | Putlulo formanded, and the Salem Calets and Boston Iniegondéne | Army operations at Ri may interfere, Colone! LOUIS BURC Right General Guide, Mathew Glenn, h ‘The orders from government are to send all the available | ' H - - M. ¥, ODELL. man: Regi od morning, and by nine o’clock A. M. applications from the t 10 10 ig Cadets will, for the present, perform garrison duty Cn. Sramwar, sie.t ‘hoting kagome, ae, Captains—Jacob 0. Raynor, Company 1; William x, | Morning 7 aE oe a taio tor ee ineten hnmed te ORGAN, | there, Captain Cabot’ company of artillory are trans- —<————— b Ryrne, Company C; Nicholas L. Hansen, Company B; commandants of twelve companies, representing about : — ical on ng H. Barr, Company A; | 1,000 men, were received. The pian of organizing the cng et wi x new regiments will differ very materially from that Firat Lacutenants—William Raynor, Com 1; Pros. cot Ht. Ward, Company F; Henry Magrath, Company @; | Mdopted heretofore. As soon as recruits are enlisted George A. pikes, moras Di: ; fh Macha) Doe A. | they will at once go into camp, but at what place is not Second Liewtenantse—Horbert K. Mackay, Company I; | yet designated. It is expected that by the end of June Leet og OBradway, Company Or Jeuge kr Whiz, | tome six thousand men will be recruited from this city. Jock , Company C; ‘alfred B. Price, Company B; Anthon: No regiments will be accepted as euch. All the volun- forred from Fort Indepeudence to Fort Warren, Tho A Rebel Privateer in the China Seas. First Dattalpa of lalenuy ee Ke Rr scewere to A lottor received by Elwood Walter, Esq. , Secretary of be recruited up a full rogimont by acting four more | the Board of Underwriters, dated Batavia, March 1, smpanies toit. Major F.J, Parker, late Major command- ing the battaiicn, has best commissioned as Lieutenant | states:—Thore is a report here that # rebel privateer—& Colonel Sane fd wemei, ~— will be the | steamer mouating eight rifled gune—has been spoken in Thirty-second. @ following officers have been com- sens. ton, we are informed, was missizned for this regiment:—captain, Josiay C. Fuller, | ‘%° oe Sie 2 gaye ‘a steamer First Lieutenants, Stephen Rich, of Gloucester, Lyman | brought to 7 y H Northey | which obtained itfrom her Majesty’s steamer Pioneer, ‘The officers of the regiment are as follows:— Wield and f—Colonel, Louis Burger; ‘The mflitary authorities there, after consultation, de- cided that Buifalo could respond with a regimegs ia a ‘couple of days. On Monday evening there was a meeting in Ruffalo to consider the subject of sending troops to Washington to 'y. Mayor Fargo presided. Speeches wore esponse was enthusiastic. Chatles Quartermaster W. Hi. are’, Pay. Haase; acting A jutant, Charles Steinway ; Assistant pee es ;Chaptain, the Rev. Charles EA hs it Major, C. Seitz; Quartermaster Sergeant, bisch ; Drum Major, Charles Brechet; Color Bearer, ph Acker, ROCHESTER. [From the Rochester Union, May 26. 1d Lieutenants, H. Mchaynolis, Company H; William Dyatt, 1y F; | teers must be offered by companies. The regiments will | Yesterday Governor Morgan telegraphed to the various Rooper at Rombuty, and George H. Dana, of Cambridge; | which latter vessel had spoken the privateer. ote hme H; prey by ba James A. Mandevillo,Company A. bef d by the Governor as fast as the companies are ponte Je rie auate to iS aeee ee Ce rtearaly a Leg Surgeon, Z. arise Adams, | Boston, now Assistant George ’ + Ferai- mil! » with, of th venth regiment. yD; @. L. Th. Bruer, Company F; ‘Thirty-seventh Regiment. fillod up, and the officers will be appointed from head- | This was iu response to & call from thefederal govern. | “Tay companies Uf regular incanty, who have for some Arrivals and Departures. py Ceres Aberle, Company 1; | ryis regiment, commanded by Colonel Charles Roome, | aarters. By this arrangement the nuisance of half a | ment for troops, time boen stationed at Fort Independence, came up early ARRIVED, aa rt | rant he baton Company, wit pray | enero carpe nd vey fw ful eee wil be | eta farytetis cme nett | Lecter ncage tt ken ees my an | Remgmne tana, Stee At —— claus Mangele, Company A; Job | jeaye this morning about ten o'clock. Business at the | Avoided. Hi the Colonel will be the last man to | the ritty-fourth regimont. Colonel Brackett was absout, | ste ander the eommand of Captain Wood and Licdvenunt | Sah pdie A scum Le Yardy James C D 5 > D; Daniel | armory, 596 Broadway, WAS exceedingly brisk all day | @nliat, instead of the frst man, as was the caso last | but will be home to-morrow. Lioutenant Colonel Krnst L ‘Christopher lark, A were on, Mr esque), Misa Rierstedt, Hite hon fag * y Baugert, Company ¥; who - Whe Go it ce ae ee are rr havan, tea, Pasi icletaner, ifed bis readin wo i to the call, Ghristian'Sauer, Company G; A. Kattenborn, Company .| senna coarthen of private it tug Galnoen enh at what sacrifice of private jaterests. The officers and yesterday, and recruits were offoring themselves to an | Y°*s and a regiment will be ready for tho field and staff Guard are. prepari me sagem ~ (on ad 1; ©. ©. Nebring, unlimited number. The officers are:— defore these useful and ernamental officers are named. | Mombers ro the companies in she Fifty foarch ‘iment Mibelt Tanke ae guicty oe AY Harald, © Daninget a ii Pras «} Lo Charlos Reome; Ly same ing generally, There i) Falk P, ‘Second LiswlewawsTohi it. Brettmann,” Company a; | ., Pid ae oe Tonal aber, Oona Military Movements ih Brooklyn. fracting, OF Seversl core to-night; and an-order te ase. | eslnle. Am election of DGWE Stn gear ahia meas Te ee tire flies Hunt, Anton Company B; Charles Man, iy o; Wits | Colenel, C > ; 0 Ashley; Ad- | wHaT 18 BRING DONE BY THR LOCAL MILITARY— | inentarily expected for thom to make ready to go south. ‘ . rahi HH ehror ars Waters { i pany; | urges, onry Slack; Quartermaster’ James A;Tiaeag! | PAEPARATIONS YOR DEPARTURE OF THE fuiR- | Ward. = ristog preparations to start. They have orders to re- nd thinly, Martin Winande, 4 Walter Rome, Surgeon's: i i | PRENTH, TWENTY-THIRD, TWENTY-RIGHTH AND * ‘varters this afternoon ena . , i eo fg the §; 26. h ia, i, M8 lain, George Jarvis Geer; Military Secretary, wk Teritipaenetine nh ney a Fe'turniahed with equipmen ier] militia (‘New Pork State Nati Guard,” as the new Reis, 'y'G; E, B. Mohler, 8 iiliams Wen, Company 1; Charios Ohler enpeny K: ‘pany A. Ds PB. Ploogen (orevet), this evoning, if they can ee euc a J Jr. i Davin of 1@ reverberating throughou In Charlestown the Sixth Regiment. #t, Thorn; Ordnange OMess, J. K. Winne: Borgeant | (yenescn sad teenth of he.“ City of Charehee Sood Hate in “nignan ther. Tis, moraiig Colona ec comet ten the sean ‘This regiment is under orders $0 proceed. to the ne: dammeater Sorasant, | y to.morrew ‘bree full regiments will be ready to | follwing deupatel from, Goveracr Morgas-—""*" ‘™* | $tu°%oo vor ine families of thore who mow te taea cepa, th probable tha oving to there. Wr, CoBnown mumabihaeahichnan) surat wet Oh taste. erasorlen afore the clove of the week. ‘The armory wes, the cig ae age cog 0 24 aT oth Cnt a fea..e of much excitement throughout yesterday, hun. Ses year livisbon! 4 “Mona h phan yd Se gy tices pierre casas |e ena | Sate ete aa the and youthful ‘The | valved Haw tmamediately answered k . pen a on armory, ccrver of Henry and Cranberry streets, was srltows — ip a Lee The gresieat envhalaom wan manifested; whoa hr Jones, Wingrabam bers Carourta—Bark Jones, J Hébersham—Mr Wm Katune and two tha old Stath regimen whieh 10 Saat twit | ca SRS Soe LSE | ivan witemmesacune ST "are | HERP © Durning saxiety 10 get on tbe '/ war path,” were —g