The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
DEPARTURE OF THE THIRD IRISH REGI-
MENT.

MENI.
The Third Irish Tor sxty-third) regiment left their
camp al Davds Island yesterday morning. and came by
boat to this city, en- route the Of This max
the second regiment Of the Irish brigade which has taken
its departure and the balance will follow speedily
possible Yesterday seemed particularly adapted IN more
senses than for military pageant 1t was day Of
Thanksgiving, and the mellow light Of brilliant
sun lent pleasing aspect the green flag
Of Erin, the Stars and Stripes and picturesque
uniforms Of the gallant Third Irish, as they
marched down Broadway to the place Of embarkation.
They arrived the city about half past ocock, and
their march through Broadway shortly after two
scarcely necessary remark here that Irish popu
laion ont in full force and that the progress OF the
regiment npcded at every step by crowds Of their
relatives friends and well wscrs II is also needless to
describe the oft repeated scenes OF the poor fellows
wives joining the procession, with their babies in
their arms Of the rushing and crushing of their sweet
hearts into the ranks to snatch perhaps final kiss
from the dear objects Of their affection These
have been too frequently depicted IN these columns 10
need repetition here suffice il to say that their march
down Broadway one continuous ovation, and that
the cheers which the multitude sent up the regiment
passed seemed to inspire the men with the ire of mill
larry ard0r. Their excellent bearing and the manner
in which they marched seemed inspire every who
beheid them with hearty admiration.
On arriving at pier No North river the men were
marched on board the boat, which got under way
for Amboy from thence they proceeded To Washington
The regiment numbers 900 men, aimed with Enfield
and Belgian rifles, and uniformed like the Sixty ninth
The following is a list of the officers
b.cld and stag chcers-CooneI, hcnard =. Eright
Lieutenant Colonel Henry Fowler MAJOR, Thomas r
Lynch Adjutant, Thomas W Cartright; Quartermastcr
Philip OIIanlon, Surgeon, David Reid ihanahan; Assist
ant Surgeon, George g. Gigan Medical Cadet, Charles
O'Hanlon.
Company A-Captain, Joseph 0Neil; First Lieutenant
J. McDonough Second Lieutenant, Thos Tuohy.
Company B-Captan John Warren; First Lieutenant,
Philip Connolly Second Lieutenant, Cook Malloy.
Company C-Captain, John Charles Lynch; First Licu-
tenant, Richard L. Ryan; Second Lieutenant, Horace A.
Russell.
Company D-captan. Geo. Tobn First Lieutenant.
John Flynn Second Lieutenant, James j. Mccormick.
Company E-Captan James J. Prendergast First Lieu
tenant, p j. Gormey, Jr. Second Lieutenant Richard Y.
Moore
Company E-Captan, James Mccartney; First Leue.
nant Vim. lennon Second Lieutenant, T. J. Lydon
Conardny G--Captan, p. :. Condor; First Lieutenant,
John Cauty. Second Lieutenant, George Lynch.
Company H-Captain, Michael Walsh; First Lieutenant,
John Gesson; Second Lieutenant, Cadwalader smith
Company L-captan, James Osulvan; First Lcute-
nant, VIM. Meehan; Second Lieutenant, Silas G. Her
ring, Jr.
Company K-Captan, James Branagan; First Lieate-
nant, - Sullivan; Second Lieutenant, - Mcdonnell