The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-14
Military and Naval Movements
KIND OY A STRIKE

| b'Bn oi tno crow ~ ths rev0nuo cHtter For
ward, lying OF Fort Cirrci wsro summ,rilv
Dismissed On Tuesday last, for reru,in., to take
the oath Of allegiance. They were rccciy,n.,
only els per month, while the crews Il othei
boats are paid t2O-hence their refusal to sub
scribe to tho oath. The pay Of scamen il fixed
| by regulation, at els to ego per month.
| sCuOoLINo THEM
| Commodore Breeze has Issued an order that
all volunteer l.icutcnants and Masters who have
reported at tho Brooklyn Iyceum, must 20 on
board the North Carolina for 10 days for ord
nance instruction.
The L. 5. gunbont H. B uilc hiulcI out
to the buoy ycsteolIy, anl Ii, storo ship r.
lease haulcd into hor berth to discharge what
refused stores sho hal on board, and 20 out of
commission.
Tho Rhode Island, in accordance with cr,lcr,
just received, will br co,lel imm,liuclv, aud
proceed to Washington with dispatches AMI a
mail, instead Of going olt as 4 sto-, ship.
MILD SENTENCES ron pEsEnuoN.
Tho sentences passed upon the prisoner, rcccnt
tried 10y general Court Mrti,l On Governor
Island, have been read out. Some Of the de-
linqucnt. are doomed to confinement in the
guard-hou.c for term, varying from three to ten
months. Some OF tho harl cases will have a
| thrty-two pound hall attached to the right leg
| by a short chain.
| DESTINATION ~ rIE nRNNpYwINF.
| Tho Bnndywn, will be- converted into a sta
tionary .torc-Ship, anil anchored at the entrance
Of some cf our hirbcr., probably at Sandy Hook.
| Any United States vessel requiring stores can
then go alonr-de of her and I'LL up instead of
coming to tho Brooklyn Navy Yard. This will
save time and pilotagc
Tux lRiSu BRIGADE.--Irs Plan or Or
GASiz,rioN.-Lcut Col. Nugtnt, of the Gg,h
Regiment, has just returned from Washington.
having completed the plan Of organization for
the new Irish Brigade, which is to take the
field under the command Of Gen. Shields. The
Grt regiment of tho brigade will b, tho new
G9h Volunteers. Of which Lieut.. Col. Nugcut
will takc commnnl. The second regiment will
he raised in Philadelphia, tho third in Boston,
and the fourth and fifth in New York--tho lat
ter probably containing several companies from
other places. Captain Thomis Francis
Mcaphcr will raso tho fourth regiment, but
NH''N'i wv VIII h'''I ~ WV N'l''lNNt " Ill'ltlN
% position ou Cen. Shield, staff, hc IA. not yet
d,lymucd. The hcadunrtcr, of the brigade
| " ~ bc ut No. 30 liockmIn street, whoru any
h,rratnn required in relation to is orginiG j.
| t'uu will hc given, by either Lout Col M srnt
o. C,pt. M.Lghrr. That our Irish adopted rii-
| l'u. will rall, around leader. such a- tnn,c,
barring the green flag AMI the Star, aui
| q
Ic doubt; aud it will hc nothing very sur.
! prisut, though very gratifying, If this bd;l lo
L. completed in les, time than is u'uiny slent
in tho completion of single volunteer roy.
ment.
LiGm CAyALRY.-A regiment Of light cav.
airy, Il about to b, orsinled in this city and
vicinity, by Colonel Joseph SmilinsH, under
the namo Of tho First Unitol States Lanccrs "
| Col. Smolinski Ia served in both the Polish
and French arm.o, for somo years AMI bear.
tho reputation Of being an ,d,lc oltcr The
hcad1artor, Of the regiment here will b, At
the office Of the temporary Adjulnt, Lieut..
7. T.. McTighc, No. l9j broadway. The men
will he sent to the camp of rendezvous nt Sears
| dilc, az fast ~ they are recruited.
BEooKiYS MMrAHY ArrArHs. camp
Of instruction ON Hampstead Plain, i. rapidly
taking lorm and already exhibits consid,ra-
bic display Of troop, ,,nts AMI barracks. rho
Long | land Rulro,d Is employed in carrying
material from Hunters Point. The perfect
level Of tho Plain, T., 900 acres In cNtcnt az
forl- nn admirable field for military mrnru-
Nru.,
EEcRrrrING ~ ruE Cry IGNLL PARK. -
Twenty regiments are recruiting at the
City Hall Park in tent within the chains. A
number Of th,m have morn than one tent.
!uE Fmsr llWE HorNtr4 have left Bcdloos
leland. ana have gone to Surdal, Camp. The
men were receiving addition, TO their force
daily At the time ol their transfer 10 Scirs-
dale the regiment Numbered about five hundred
men.
GERMiS RANGFRs ~ SERVICE COM
panies Of the German Rangers were mustered
into the service Of the United States Yesterday
The Lieut.. Colonel, Louis Knlin-ki and the
Major Of the regiment were also sworn. Tho
Colonel aud the officers will lbs taken when the
regiment shall have been completed.