The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
the REGIMENTS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Eighth and SiHty-ninth OF New
York, and the Thirteenth and Twenty
eighth of Brooklyn.
THE sIxTy.NINru REGIMENT,

THE sIxTYNINTH REGIMENT.
Orders fer the departure Of this regiment to-day were
received On Saturday last, and the work Of filing to
footing has been proceeding vigorously siu,e
Up 20 last evening six thousand volunteers
had been enrolled, but orders received from
Governor Morgan not to recruit larger number than
was sufficient TO complete the regimental compile
ment or 600 men, and they consequently compelled
TO limit their rumber to that figure All the men are
very enhastc for active service and express the hope
hs. they viii be compelled go through Baltimore and
force ma oh to Washington Rsgmental lire is to be
formed this forenoon at nine o'clock Broadway,
of Great Jones street, whence they will proceed to
The steamship James Adger for embarkation.
The following order has been issued in reference to the
troop q Lsncers Of the Sixty ninth
SPECIAL ORDERS.
HrAper AnrEa4 sIgry NINTH REGIMENT
NV YonE, Apyu q. issi
1hs ooB ssehet to TIL, regime nj NO. REQUIRED fog
ne gnAnts' sfbiy and rsr2rr such other duties
y S 8 Z S Ss s Pss sss Sssa detail e
rs apes he en- nnot be a. Ms2r
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>'A ''' ''s0'eH@A' S-'- GfcHRkI sSoscoRAS, Colonel,
riIs EIGHTH REGIMENT
VIZ lep1;l 70 isy With Inc full reglmental complement
Of geo The Dragon company take with them six
nourtan hovi,z,rs for gape and causter discharges
square al eight O'clock whence the line OF march viii BE-
taken up 10 Per So Va, tn river, where they will embark
on boa-d the steamship Alabama.
The following 10 lis. o. the oncers OF the regiment
C8a9el Gegsss - olg.
Iieufe aan. Colonel Gas. G. Waterbury.
Msjor obed I. Wentworth.
Adj gtGE., j. 81 kee er, Jr.
IL ginc,r, Wa. 4 walton.
Par master, -. n Cnshmin.
VaaI.eTnas.er, CAS- G. Cc-neA
Sarge q, Dr.. DanOs.
CAap.an, rhos. kinnr.
Surgeons Mite, I. y. Smith
Troop Captain Joshua n. vsr.ln, Fret Lieutenant
RsbsIt Brown; Second Lieutenant, Stephen H. Cornell
Company \ -GAp@ u j. Q. Josnstonei fIst Lieutenant
COMPANY Capt Thss sweeny FIRST Licu'ensnt,
A. g. En1f second Lieutenaut, Michael Weaver Wall
Company Captain, I'd Sasd Berger; Second Lieu en-
ant, John Appleton.
Isaac Coher.
Company E--Cap,ain Eortuer Griuui Fret Licatsn.
AMI Alopzo patoh; second Le1tenant, ChAs Huriour';
Second Junior Lieutenant, Geo. 4: Fox.
Company F-captain, Leander Buck; First Lieutenant,
David A. Alien; second LeuteDant ID. &. Diamond.
Company G--capsain, Vim. :. Carr; First Lieutenant,
John Saaler.
Company H-cAptsr, sanl Gregory; First l.ieuten ant
Nop-Comm issioned san-sereeant Major Clyde; Assls
tant Searreant, C. F. Need PGht General 6ude sc rye
Law; Let General Gui.e, - Cook, First sergeant Iho
Ball.
TIE THIRrEI.NTH REGIMENT
Yesterday orders transmitted 10 the Colonel for
the regiment TO leave this morning. al eight o'clock
The consequence was, the excitement reached fever
we're looked after knapsscks packed, and on
every side was heard tue note Of preparation TIE
arnory was ned throughout tbs day with the rienis Of
tbe who about % depart for tn war, and q;
night the building was completely crammed. Outside
crowd bosNed W tho street nearly to llLon
street, rendering almost Impossible to pas Will.
every now and thee sqaG.s O. recruits marched et1 and
81 the building eli :ltng iui cheers from the crowd
cuissde. within the building the general drill rooms
resoundcd with the measured tramp Of feet, a.
tie recruits were being dr.llel, while Numbers were
nuyryDg T. and fro IN l the hustle of preparations ans
e. over me city huret farewell calls we're being mad,
ty the departing soldiers, aud Kind wishes being uttered
a5s fervenf prayers breataod hy relatives and fre14
Cor the safety Of whl xere about 70 devote them
Tie fSli5T INK aSe Tie names Or H., officers E. ia
Thirteenth q r. = they H'vc been 'hoseD ~
coi0nei, Abel smith.
Issutenant Colonel, Robert 4. C.lrk
MAJOR, WNlo.ts.
Qiartesuaastc-, N-mosy.
c4egl&ln Rev &r Ice.
tarye1n, Chase.
tor,pauy - Cap;t.r John sullivan ,.so' .01.t Ns1t
io9paay =, CAPTAIN horsoe sprarac; ,eltecans %
SEP ", Hays and william Mckee.
Q ,uipany {, Captain Aorfar Io1tcnan, Dodge
= rapUy z, Capa.H Bslsier eutcaan's s.raes I'd
& np1ny 3, csp.4.a r,1as Lieutenant Rlcsard
% npaay =, cagtsl Thor i4sutonrnts woodwa'd II
Cor yanies = oni < were y1,a1t
50 Hcessi has Tie regiment beer IN recruiting tblt
great many or tn'r tle rptaher req aired h8v9 )er
Ell and there are ~ ouooah JILL ,rus and e.
pcnts or Az wss in sa!si' i tA.o toe es4.t
strength of the regiment l- night, bit 10 j. Jss.,l u
bs not u uch 1nner c1e Thousand IN.
THE TwsErY.EIGEf5 nfst3gSr.
urdsrs also receive BY COL pgrnit Ter lie dewitt
IRE today Of the twenty eighth regiment couu ,sai
is htrc II VI regm ent also has rs Ecaic larers * tba
orrsorv bot the Principally rasidcas Of
wH.sms b7rg, end tooL dras gs.,ly t2ac
t,are tfsfc. y Is believed howegcr that .ho r3ol
yn Is. nhfe the srsepal. in Portland q, Iuj
There aare. q the PIaee q erat arstion: Nothing
Aytve ialli be asceTaiusi respect " Che vessel %
Nhu IL, fwenty eighth or the Ia rteentG g % 6ep1f
~ where .sDe IL yiDg whether tgy viii 80 separate
seetey fAe naatter kept rEofouaj secre.
eTCu, wen the oihcers 81 the regiments. Tie Twenty
eight. 1NogC y cresg'r u rcJNiar las E4t enlisted
10 number as the Thirteenth lg p Rli that tho
nlnber va amount " about Eeyen hiadrei aud Gty
men. "a hes .uGe q 4 recent accident CJ1nol Eea.
pet WIN NJ 70 ab.e g. acoupuay lie regiment, wb ch
VII he pa. . oder tie commend u Lio4t. Co Blrrs