The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
MILITARY MATTERS n NEW YORK.
THE CONSOLIDATION OF RE;navENTs.

THE CONSOLIDATION OF RECIPIENTS.
-Four companies OF the Bliss cavalry were 20 'efoa
consolidated into three companies which, when posse
Of the full complement Of men, will be sent 10 Wash
ington to be attached to the New York Mounted Rifles
Colonel Dicke Tho following order was issued yester-
day
GENERAL oRDERs-No. SO.
srATE or NEW YORK, DEror or VOLUNTEERS,
NEw York CRY, Oct. 4, 1861. +
Commandments OF regiments and companies organized or
IN process OF organization, under acceptances by the
secretary OF War and in and about the city OF New
DIX WIN report forthwith at this office the numbers OF
the reg ments and companies, and fractions OF compa
MES aud tier place Of encapmcnt II being necessary
form companes into regiments early practicable,
they viii confer with each other effect this parpose II
not effected by themselves they VIII be consolidated INTO
regiments by the CouInaander- in hief
IN conformity with the orders OF the Commander IN
Chief the Geld and line officers will Immediately report
themselves for military examination Artillery and ca
valry officers will be examined by Colonel W. W. ToEp
kns and infantry limo officers by Colonel Henry p Mar
tin Tho infantry field officers VIII DO examined by
Colones Tompkns and Martin such classes as may DO
assigned 10 them. BY order of CHAS. YATES,
Brigadier General commanding depot.
TBos. AILcocK, Acting Assistant Adjntant General
We mentioned few days since that the Vanderbilt
Guard had been consolidated with tho Cameron Legion.
Several Of the officers of the regiment have called
upon us to state that such is not the case.
The Irish Brigade liz making good progress Lieutenant
Park for the completion Of company of tho Fourth regi
ment, which Is now quartered at Fort Schuyler.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE MCCLELLAN INFANTRY, CON-
srtTtTIoN GUARD AND HoNyED REGIMENT INTO
ONE ORGANIZATION.
At meeting yesterday OF the field and line officers of
the three regmena organizations known AZ the Mcclellan
Infantry the Constitution Guard and the Honvea reg
ment full representation being present, 1t was voted TO
the three regiments under the name of the
Mcclellan Infantry. In order to harmonze all interests
and advance the of regimenta formation the COM
mandng officers Of the Mcclellan naatry and the Consti
tuition Guard, Colonies A. j. H. Duganne and +. y.
Brauik, rendered their designations to tho united
boards, and the following orme) field officers were re-
spectiveiy chosen for tho consolidated
mon Levy; Lieutenant Colonel, Edward Hetshy, and
Major T. G. Hoyt The Board Of officers voted farther,
renee Ct the Commander inthief for the formation OF
regiment Of cavalry TO constitute with the infantry re-
giment, a brigade, under the name of the Mcclellan
Il igade, under command Of Colonel i. y. Brauk. The
high estiu alton in which Colonel Braulik is held,
not only by his own regiment, but by all
military men, combined with his long experience and
reputation soldier in the Austrian and Hungarian ser
vice guarantee speedy completion Of the proposed brit
gade organization Colonel A. j. ii. Duganne late Of the
Mcclellan Infantry will cooperate with Colonel Braulik
for the interest OF tho organization The greatest
enthusiasm and patriotic feeling MAJ ked the proceedings OF
the meeting and the only regret manifested by the Eoard
was separating, for brief PERIOD from the late
esteemed commanders of the Mcclellan Infantry and Con
stnon Guard. II Is understood that the brigade will at
once be reinforced by companies Of infantry and cavalry
composed OF Canadian French in the state OF New York
and measures already taken for public denonstra
ton for the benefit Of the organization under the auspices
OF our first military and civic citizens. After vote OF
thanks to- and three cheers for Colonies Brauk and Dr
game, the meeting for active work. II s pro-
yer TO add that Colonel Levy and Lieutenant Coione
Dcshy of the new organization arc first class Cheers
who have both extensive service Colonel Levy
for many years officer under General Pesier, IN
Africa and Lieutenant Colonel Deshy participated in the
whole Hungarian struggle for liberty.