The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-19

companies Of German recruits, IL they could not
speak one word Of English
THE WAR FEELING IN BROOKLYN.
The enthusiasm in Brooklyn is on the increase Ofces
being opened in all parts Of both districts OF the
city for the enrolment Of volunteers The following are
some Of the patriotic movements that are on foot
Under the marsashp Of Sergeant Reynolds who served
rience, and E. Gage, member Of the Thirteenth reg
ment movement was made last night TO organize
and the perpetuation Of the Union Aready
the call has received number Of signatures. The roll
may be signed 81 the Niagara House. York street.
the Navy Yard or at the Ericsson House, corner OF
Bridge and Prospect streets, Brooklyn.
The Metamora Guards are notified by Captain william
Dowd that the place appointed for the rendezvous all
who intend to volunteer Is the house Of Mr. John Ror
dan, Orderly Sergeant, No. 100 Hamilton avenue.
The place appointed by Lieut.. Thomas w. Davis, or
Company J. Second regiment for receiving recruits ia
Washington Hall, Of South Seventh street, Will
iamsburg. The office hours from ten O'Clock A. N.
four p. N.
The movement In Williamsburg not confined TO Lieut.
Davis company. Captain William r. Knapp, an old and
experienced officer for many years attached to the First
F livsion Of the New York State Militia, is now
rgansing volunteer battalion in Kings county where
has recently become resident to sustain the federal
overpment and our national flag All able bodied per-
who are DESTROYS of showing their devotion to their
ountry will have opportunity Of doing so by signing
be roll and joining Captain Knapp's corps 1t has been
etermned not to choose officers till the number required
law have been enrolled meeting Of the citizens Of
williamsburg win be held tonight at the Kings County
ote Of South Seventh and First Streets which
U lovers OF the Union are requested to attend.
The painters Of Brooklyn have caught the fame The
hinters' Society Of Brooklyn have held meeting, at
ed
greet the crisis which has been brought upon the codu
by the extremists OF the South and the fanatics o. The
rita, ojuring our business, and leaving US little or
thing to do: and be 1t further
Resolved, That we, each and every one OF u.s. de-
ourselves in favor Of the Union, and willing to
hit, II need be, for the maintenance Of the flag OF
untry.
Mr. Thomas K Chichester. who has smelt powder, has
sed enc hundred picked men whose services together
IN HE own, he ntends to offer 10 Governor Morgan
wiz be ready TO march at any minute be my be
ired md is wiling TO undertake any servce To which
may be appointed.
On Wednesday night Captain Tufts' Company OF Dun
Light Artillery, forming the left wing OF the Seven
I'll regiment, aud consisting Of sixty men, had drill
the Park, on the Of Fourth and South Second
'eets. II Ia understood that in few dsys time the
rvices OF the company will be rendered to the govern
mt.
EScmpany f, Fourteenth regiment, are receiving re-
tits for active service, and call is made the young
n OF Brooklyn, and being responded to, 70 make up
company TO the required strength.
Another Office for enrolment has been opened at the
lgwam, on Classon near De Kalb avenue.
Every evening the several companies already orga-
ed being drilled at The City Armory, corner Of
nry and Cranberry srects a, the State Armory, and
Ter places.
taken tho form OF raising the Anne
an Gag. The scholars OF the Polytechnic "a.
ute in Livingston street. Under tho charge Of Profes
Raymond, signed petition addressed to the trustees
Tuesday, requesting them to furnish flag, with staff
haly ards for the building The petition, II is said,
been granted. The Citizens Gas Light Company in
70 raise Tag tomorrow afternoon. The police of
First precinct have purchased flag by subscription
will raisc 1t as soon as possible
We have been requested to state that the reported
ming Of an Office for volunteers by Mr.. Israel Coyer
Mr.. @. f. Bakery at the Of Myrtle and Frank
avenues, hoax supposed TO have been perpetrased
person who recently annoyed Mr. Coyer BY advar.
g that that gentleman wanted to purchase dogs and
subjected him 10 considerable trouble such heart
jes,s, in this criss, are objectionable.
is understood that grand Union MACS meeting viii
:. at Fort Green on Tuesday afternoon
recruiting station for the Scott Life Guard has been
Cd in Brooklyn Nv the corner Of Fulton and Concord
hts, in charge 9f Captain Parsen. The Brooklyn
are entering their names upon the rolls in manner
indicates their patriotism in behalf Of .,c stars and