The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-18

agreed b. ~ parties who have sst The movement a
foot u oou anoher al the a Fulton and cpnosrd
streets There also talk u Organising rsgnt
OF volunteers composed exclusively Of rids a Lnag
Island me fireman have also caught the snthusiasn
and 10 said that the members Of Engine Company No.
IA are taking measures 70 organize themselves
into . military company, each man Of which
10 to furnish hs own equipmenta On
Saturday last the germ OF another volunteer company
commenced under the auspices Of Israel Coyer and
Oliver Blaksnsy the Of Myrtle and Franklin
Ffty-seve names have been already enrolled
in this corps the full complement Of which Is intended
to be hundred men. The company to be called the
Fast Brooklyn Light Guard and Mr. Coyer who has
service, is expected to have the command.
The following order has been issued by Colonel Graham
Of the Seventeen regiment
SxvNHm REGIMENT, HzADouAKrms,l
BRooELYs, April II, 1851. !
Order No. 1.-The officers, non commissioned officers
and prvaes Of this regiment hereby ordered to
sembe 1t the arsenal Thursday evening, the 25th
swords and pistols dismoun.edn The object OF this
inspection is all those deficient in the proper arms
and equipments may be furnished BY the State BY
order Of SAMUEL GRAHAM,
Col Seventeen regiment.
Lieutenant Thomas W. Davis, Of Company I, Second
regiment has announced his intention OF opening an
office somewhere In Williamsburg, today or tomorrow,
where he will receive the Of all persons who may
be DESTROYS Of enrolling their volunteers TO the
Second regiment In the present crisis Further notice
win be given where the place for receiving recruits has
been decided on. .
Another Union volunteer recruiting branch once vii
be opened to-day at the Brooklyn Military Garden.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW JERSEY.
Union meeting was held last night ct the Cooper
House, for the purpose Of raising volunteers L. w.
Scudder chosen chairman, and upon resolution,
adopted to Immediately open roll, which sign
ed by thirty men, and finally adjourned, with three
cheers for Major Anderson and groans for Je Davis
The two companies Of Hudson Guards have agreed TO
volunteer, and will be immediately consolidated they
number about one hundred.
The commissioned zouaves have also held meeting,
and resolved 10 volunteer.
The Union Minute Men meet TO night, with view Of
opening a roll for volunteers.
No orders have yet been received by Major Wright
but a. he does he viii at proceed and draft
the required number men that are be enrolled from
his division il presumed that the whole Hudson brI
which, in case they are Brgadier General Hatfield win
be called upon 10 60 with them II 10 said that he has
already signfed his intention TO represent Jersey in
the demand that is TO be made.
At Hoboken meeting Of the Hghwood Gusrd and Ma
tiona Guard 70 be held and strong feeling ID felt
among the members Of both companies to volunteer.
At Newark the German Turner's Society met, and re-
solved to form military corps and tender their services
to the government Deputy Quartermaster Lawin in
lands opening recruiting in Newark Capt Joseph
A. Yard, of Mexican notoriety has issued call
for the purpose of forming o company.