The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN the CITY.
THE MOZART REGIMENT.
THE ENCANPMrET An voNvrpo


The Mozart regiment under the command Of Col. j. 8.
Cocks has since the LIST instant been encamped at Yonkers
and now numbers ten hundred and forty one men, nclud
ing three companies Of Massachusetts, volunteers which
nave just joined them The regiment accepted by
tne Union Defence Committee on the 26th of Nay and
expect to be mustered into the service OF the United
States on Tuesday next The troops were enlisted under
the personal supervision Of Quartermaser j. W. Eagan
and are fine body Of men, height Of three
the company being six feet two inches 1t designed that
the equipment Of the regiment shall be equal if not
superior to that of any regiment which left the city
In addition to full equipment of Enfield rifles an artil.
ery company OF twenty and two twelve pound ri.
fed cannon have been provided Twenty four baggage
wagons have been made for the regiment, and an am
pie supply of powder, shot and shell will DO taken with
1t to the seat Of war; The uniforms are handsome and
substantial being Of dark blue CLOTH with red racngs and
trimmings, and large gilt buttons; the coat pants
and caps are Of the same material and al
trimmed with the same color. They were made
by Devlin Co. and Arnoux L. Co., aud give
entire satisfaction. The wooen blankes are heavy and
Of dark gray color. Each soldier is provided with one
Of these, as well Of lrda rubber cloth lined with
wool The officers dress strictly aocords with the army
regulations for infantry and without bel. or side arms
costs from eighty collars upwards The tents were fur
nished by Fox Pohemus and are constructed OF sub
stantial materials and well made The regiment was
equipped under the authority Of the Union Defence Com
mittee who gave the Quartermaster instructions see
that II WAC well DONE He thinks he has fully carried
out those Instructors and small as that of any
well equipped regiment in the service The regiment
quarered IN large new machine shop, which Is OF four
stories, and affords ample ROOM The regular garrison
end camp duty is daily Performed the reveile troop
retreat and tattoo each sounded at the proper time
all faithfully executed with as much str!cnees As
on the tented fed The conduct of the troops is highly
them maj ked attention and with their families freoue
ly visit the barracks. The Colonel strict discipi.
marian and ON experienced soldier he having been in the
service for eight years. ana for long time Colonel
Of the Twelfth regiment The following Is list of his
officers, as far az completed
Field cnd Stof O6icers-John s. Cocks. Colonel; James
lynch, Lieutenant Colone Edward ]. Riley, Adiu,ant;
s. r. PinSkey, hsjor Thomas W. Eagau, Quartermaster
Frederick Bliss, Paymaster; j. a. Thompson, Surgeon;
James f Dexter, Assistant Surgeon.
Company A-Csptain, Morris Stemlear; First Lieuten-
ant: henry Ritter; Second Lieutenant. William Fl Hes;
ant, Charles H. Stone; Second Leutonlnt, A. Raphail
Cbnlany C-Cap'an, Henry L. Goseb; First Lieuten.
ant, john Adams; Second Lieuien ant Rupert G. Hill.
Company D-cap.an, Thomas c. Wray; Fl g, Lieaten-
Piper
Company E-Captain, a. Lindsey; First Lieutenant.
- Second Lieutenant,
8, Company captain, Ipgals; First Lieutenant, -;
Company G-Oaptau, Nelson A. Gesner First Lisuten.
ant, j. Il. Gesner Second Lieutenant, John Horn.
Compamy H-Captain A H Howe; FRS: Lieutenant,
J. c. Fitzpatrick: Second Lieutenant, -.
Company / Captain Marriott N. Crots; First Lieute
nant, - Warner; Second Lieutenant, Strait
Company K-Capiain, Frank 7. Foster; First Lieute
pant; james W. George; Second Lieutenant, George B.
CaIse
Among tie above several who have seen active
vice Captain Crots wss with General Scott throughout
bis Mexican campaigns his is registered with
honor in the War Department Captain Ungerer is Ger
man by birth; and served in the army during the last
German revolution. Captain Stemlear also soldier
in that revolution Up~ards Of one hundred and fifty Of
the have also active service and Captain Cros
has forty two Of these in his company. The steamboat
Champion leaves the foot of Amos street. at half past
three O'Clock P. NJ daily, for Yonkers, and everything
requisite for the of the regiment s taken by her The
recruiting Office and headquarters of the Colonel when he
is in the city, is at No 564 Broadway.