The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
MISSOURI FOR THE UNION.

MISSOURI FOR THE UNION.
THE ARsENAL--THE ORGANIZATION OF REGIMENTS
FIVE REGIMENTS RE SOON COMPLETED.
From the u. Louis Democrat April q
The precincts and areas Of the arsenal continue to
sent scene OF increasing activity and interest The
uiotsm Of the people appears in the daily augmenting
numbers who present themselves ready defend tho
nsulted and threatened flag and government OF their
country The recruits drilled eight hours Of each
day, and the sceDe thus presented il most animated
one. Over all the extensive park the column may bs
seen, separated IN compares, joined in batalioDs
united in regiments busiyand brsky engaged march
ing, wheeling counter masching, performing the
vres OF the dress parade, running eapirg the
Zcuaye practice This lively panorama accompanied by
martial music flowing from all quarters the grounds
ami varied by throngs promsnadng spectators among
wnom are numerous hevies Of ladies', affords sight
not uDpeaspg INTEREST," as well az Of mournful suggest
veness.
by far too straitened to accommodate all with The
regulars camp out 10 tents, ana the companies
quareIed IN the various buildings The bedding prin
cipaly consists simply oe straw ao upon the floors and
barket TO draw over tho person The cooking is
tensive'y performed in the open air, and In genuine
camp style The health and spirits Of all the troops ap
pear most excellent
The organization OF the new mpanhs into regiments
commenced Thursday evening" continued yesterday
and s still not completed New companies are con
tinuay arriving on the ground and additional
seeking enrolment in the mpaCies formed. The fol
lowing is list OF the regiments, comps nes ba.taIons,
officers, &C., go far organized up TO last evening
FIRST REGIMENT.
Lieutenant Frank p Blair, Jr, Colonel; Lieutenant
scoheld, OF regular United States Army, Major.
Company A-Captain Lathrop First Lieutenant, 7.
Company Captain r Sexton First Lieutenant,
Benjamin rannrath; Second Lieutenant J. l. sIathasi
Company C.--Captain, G. Harry Stone; First Lieuten-
ant, MARSHALL Second Lieutenant, Temeyer. Eighty
Company D-Cartain, Cha les Anderson First Lieu.
tensnt 8. Fish; Sc ond Lieutenant, T. H. johnson;
Grdely SERGEANT 7. II. Oliver. Eighty one men.
Company E-Captain, r. B. Beck; First Lieutenant,
John McFal; Second Lieutenant VIM Bowen one
bred men.
company F-Captain, W. G. CAN'T; Fint Lieutenant,
Tru Gfnw ard liant n QaI.t~
One hundred and twenty men.
Company Lafayette Guards) Captain, ]. Caven-
der First Lieutenant, Thomas D Maurice. Seventy
Company H-Captan, THEODORE Yates; First Lieu
tenant Frank H. Manter Seventy four men.
Company (from Observation-Disclosures. Madison Nil.
er fnst Lieutenant, L. +. Maxon Second Lieutenant,
James MARI Orderly Sergeant r T. Furber.
ton Tor this regiment.
SECOND REGIMENT.
sapt.n henIy ioernstel9, Colonel Major FREDERICK
Company A-Captain os,crhaus First Lieutenant,
otto sssrd Aug Ganfs ORDERLY
Company B-Captan wecherlin; First Lieutenant F.
Be5str Second Lieutenant, Theodore Weller; Orderly
Company C-Captain Trauernicht First Lieutenant
iustave Poerpsten; fecond Lieutenant, Anselm Alb
chit Orderly Sergeant Louis Lang Ninety eight
Company D-Captan, Henry Ben jell; First Lentonaot,
Julius Lang Second Lieutenant, Charles Kaufholdt Or
derry Sergeant Augustus Gtummc. Eighty. five
Company E-Captain Boernsten's company The Cap
tains election as Colonel leaves a captain to be
chosen for company T. First Lieutenant Augustus y.
Bernstein Second Lieutenant Fr INK Eer Orderly
gcapt, wnsbecker one hundred and ten men.
second Bstaliop-B tabloid, Major and commander;
Ernst Pfaf, Captain; First Lieutenant, Louis Weber
Second Lieutenant, Clemens Iandgrober, One hundred
and seven teen men.
other companies are enlisted and organizing for The
completion Of the battalion.
THIRD REGIMENT.
General Franz Sitgel, commanding as Colonel
FIRST BATTALION.
First Artillery G npany-Csptain Backon; First Lieu
tepant, Franz Estig. One hundred men.
Second Company Of Artillery, numbered as Company
E-Csptlin wilkins; First Lieutenant, A. s. Turneck;
Second lieutenant Gusave Schsiier. One hundred
Company A-Cartsin, Renry Bishop; First Lieutenant
John Steiner; Second Lieutenant, William Recmer. Ninety
Company B-Captan, D. Consath; First Lieutenant,
WhippmaDn Second Lieutenant, George Dandy. Ninety
Company C-CAptsin cramsr, Fret Lieutenant, vii
liam Osterhoim; Second Lieutenant wuestney. Ninety
Company D--Captain Zais Lieutenant not yet chosen
One hundred and two men
SECOND BATTALION.
Company T., artillery, given aboye.)
Company F-captan Hartmann. lieutenants not yet
chosen. Eighty men.
Csmpany G--Csptain Hickman. Licutenan,s not yet
Ccmpsny H-Captain John +. siroudtmann. Iieuten
Regimen,ai STATIC. Reinricks Adjutaut; Charles f.
Stark, QUA termaster; r. koerner, Ordnance Officer
Freceric +. sclreiner Secretary.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
General Nicholas schutner commanding.
First comrany-Captain Dauma One hundred and
second company Captain Reimann One hundred
men.
Third oOmpany-capt. schudd'g One hundred and
Fourth Comparatively Niemann. one hundred and
ten
Fa,h company-csp, Fishback. One hundred men.
nfth regiment is also organizing, OF which Company
his msndcd BY Captain Neisou Cole First Lieutenant
Jotepp Fous Second Lieutenant, Geo. r. Covert brevet
sescnd Lieutenant, VIM Il Wells sixty 1--WE men
The entire nomhcr Of troops now within the arsenal
estimated at so.ae twenty eight hundred. About six
al Ma
or scnsncr battalion at present occupies the Marine
HospitsL
AIMING THE STATE OF MISSOURI WITH THE JULY
INTEREST MONEY.
From the st. Louis Democrat, April %
,,a ~. !, ~; liz, y, re,, M y, p.op se 20
that they TO furnish TO meet the July nteree.
the state debt, TO arm the State militia and that the
banks with exception have acceded TO the PROPOSE
ton Tho Legislature is convened by proclamation to
the "a Of May, end this FIVE hundred thousand
dollars 10 he put into the hands Of cesson Governor
TO open the struggle which, according TO programme s
&c pr cpitao Missouri out OF the Unicn Thus July
interest win no, be met and the already isnsaishlng
chosen TO protect IT, In view Of this thing there
be nothing left bst utter financial Disgrace aud repu
diation. With the bonds OF the state down 10
thirty eight tho dollar improvements Of all kns
commerce PROSTATE At the feet OF the Mooch
o. and a fvrs u Sar sno1es 1y the
Missouri but that OF asatyapy Of bankrupt Southern oil
gachyS said the banks only consent to tho diversion
o. this money II the state remsios neutral In the
struggle going between the severn ment aud he
souiheIn rebellion 4 perhaps well 10 have oil these
cndtiota nicely Inserted but Jet Governor JAG 20
his fingers the Dey, and we will soon see the he
viii ale Of H. Nm who. In Official casa;ity, do not
scrupe q hazard the credit OF the state BY proposing TO
divert the money set apsrt TO meet lis int est 10 any
o'tor purpcsc Will not stop ut the conditions imposed
b, he taDks No nsn "a his senscs can dcub. the do
san q Jackson bie cab)s 20 plupge tins Ststs into
dsuntn, cost that " viii, and they Who furnish the
mea 70 cary ont his Notorious schemes are entity
with lin Of vha, fellows The. may be assured tho
Tact iha tnou men ere not grnx - from their
atgp nev oine e'he'al government ny violent msa
suits he Governor ard he supportersthe bank s-can
inaufu'ate For once, we feel az though we had 20
verr ment eorihy o. respect and wb,h all 10y cti
safely lean for rejection and they are not going
to euouish that security for the doubtful protection OK
bond OF dsnnio'ss and repudators The action On the
sple, and pavcs the WAY for the disc-edlt OF
the own ssuee abroad, and the 0oanc ~orthsssoes
OF Missouri currency the State has decided ~ remsii
neutral 10 III for the existence OF the government
there s no necessity FOR arming the state The Cover
y. ~ L. IN tcd has me