The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

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all present themselves "a person nation respect
ing service VIII be furnihed 10 all between the hours
Of 10 A. u " every day, Sundays not excepted,
J. W CURRIER, Acting Adjotant.
Nrw YORK. April 30, 1861.
THE WAR FEELING IN BROOKLYN.
TaE FOURTEENTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II was the intention Of this regiment 60 into quar-
ters day Breeze having kindly placed the
ne Marine Barracks at the disposal Of Col Wood; but
unfortunately the buildings have not yet been handed
the COVE nment by the contractor, and the as
sspee Of gentleman he having failed)
coold Lot be found The men are much dlsapynnt
ed but is believed thai possession of barracks win
be obaDed TO day. in which event they can be occupied
to morrow.
The follow ing is q correct list Of the officers Of the
Fourteenth
Fiea-C Colonel Alfred NJ. Wood; Lieutenant Colonel, f
Gil; Eogl Ger, r chard Butt Surgeon, J. II. Homes
ton; Fire, Assistant Surgeon, James l. Farley Second
B., retl Pay master A G. Isston Quarter master, A.
Caesicay, Commissny. H. L Crawford; Company h
Captain, JoraaT First Lieutenant, J. acCClssssy;
George kaliery First Lieutenant, J. untndel Second
ii.ui-nart, Fl. Pierce. Company C-captan, VIM. n
.+pan., WIN. H. Burnett. Company D-Captam,. G. F.
Baldwin; First Lieutenant, thornton; Second Lieu
Fuft Lieutenant, VIM Middleton; second Lieutenant,
Geo. =. Eccck Company F-Captain, A. +. Harnackle;
tm sssL sscODo e,sss Ts: 'am ase
tenant, l. L Ludlow; Second Lieutenant, J. f. Goode-
noush
pany j. McIeer has been elected First Leuten-
and Kalt, Second Lieutenant. The regiment
sana eight battalion companies, Of ninety tire
mss,oped officers and privaes each, and one Howtzer
company Of afy six con- missoDed staff officers,
somed 10 cbasseur Uniform rutal, s54 oiicers. non
miesionsd officers and privates all equipped and
ready for mroe rae service Through the untiring
~ Of the Common Council committee, the entire regi
nep has been accoutreo in shorter period than 1t
supposed possible and the members Of the regiment
loud IN their exp ressions Of gratitude.
THE EArIONAL HOME GUARD.
number OF the solid men Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
bankers, &c-have formed Home Guard for the de-
Of the city, Their headquarters at the Han
ton Buildings, OF Joyaemon and Court Streets
about sixty five have enrolled, aud Mr. oho
yet been chosen. The uniform is the same as
the o. The Seventh regiment Of New The
members Oh by ballot and measures taken
ensure The responsibility Of the corps.
PATRIOTISM OF YOUNG AMERICA.
Ibe love OF country mherent IN our Juveniles received
aroher Of MS oany usratons yes,e day afternoon at
No is aud Powers three
ocosk beautiful large hsg was raised the build
rg WIN appropriate eremonies not the teas. impressive
~ Oh wss the siugfug OF The Star Spangled Banner
by about 6fteen hundred children.
THE NEW ENGLAND TROOPS.
FIRST REGIMENT MAINE MILITIA TO ARRIVE TO-DAY.
TIE Frs, regiment OF Maine militia announced
10 leave Portland, Maine, at three O'Clock yesterday
pscted IN this city at O'Clock to-day.
THE MASSACHUSETTS CONTINGENT.
There now about four thousand troops fully armed
and equipped ready 70 leave Boston soon as orders
received for their departure the bulk Of the troops Il
reported Win ce sent direct from Boston Annspos
by there being large nunber OF steamers Boeton
AZ preseni unemployed
RHODE ISLAND TROOPS.
The secopd detachment Of The First regiment Of the
Rhode bland nita cossstipg OF Elk hundred men, win
a vi ~ and Anna rpa n0rna
lin durT ths pre~ent week The regiment vii then
lumber thirteen hundred twenty strung able bodied
men.
IMPORTANT TO FOOT SOLDIERS
how TO CLoTHE THE FEET AND KEEP THEM COM
PORTABLE
l. Bntering burning soreness and tenderness Of the
-oss Of the feet may almost invariably be prevented,
even when marching days together and heated
roaj by soapDg the sole OF The stockingtha s cover
ng vito tniD coating Of the cheapest brown soap.
ihs at the same time keeps the skn Of the sole COOL
d.ns ~, ard prevents inflammation Coarse cotton
seeks ine walking.
2. Doni ~ooiien socks when marching, not even
Tim unes 10 mater IN what climate
me boot shoc rhould have thick solo; il is not
suni lent that hey sboad be simply " double soled -
tnc sles should be At least nslf thick three
fsurtbs ~ an hch or inch all the better; they are
more expeosive but Ii well made will last long time
ann even IN The warmest weather will be found easy 70
ssis in the feet easily becomns accustomed 70 tner
weight.
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORT SHIPS.
The United states steam transport Marion Cole arrived
At thus lort yesterday moehing, having tow the United
States brig Perry. she had board Coamlssary E
Wade and Ser geant Lndenmuer OF the sixth regiment
OF New York state Militia, aod sergeant Major j. Rosen
qoest Of the Thirteenth regiment Brooklyn bearer Of
aespatches The Marion left Annapolis April 2s, at half
VA; tix A reports the lsntships York SPIT and
Wolf Trap have removed, aud the lights smiths
Point Wi mil Point stingray Point, New Point Com
fort, Cherry s'oae Back River Point, caps Henry and
smith Island, been extpguished since Thursday,
bound uortb NJ uveP .ared Cspes OF virgiaa tfot
minutes past ptne Y. NJ. April ~ AT eight A. pssse
large knsi~b ropeiier with troops lkedar); nine
a-.ei ~ AN ship Quaker C both bound soato at i've
L. n. pass,u Keystone state qua oins The coast
The ~ smsnio chesapeake Gap. Orwell, from Fort
Monroe, )la POINT Z, mfort, arr we'd Last night Yeser
NJ, passed steamship Baltic OF Cape Of the
D,la~ste The brings homo her escort OF sergeant
Ici.ny ard ten men o. the United states Army; also
dissb,d seamen from tho amp Of ~.r Penn
y wanna, sh, were transferred to tho sriet Lane last
light among her passengers are tho Rev. L
Cbevers, wue snd two daughters. late chaplain In Fort
honroe-be lett New York in 1912, aud has resides
sou'h sitce then ar. Rssier, Ms Capt. voglc with
fort Capt. voGlc is second In Command Fort Piekeas
There sso sxo men from he Seventh regiment Of
Massachusetts Tie landed 800 barrels Of provisions
NJ ,be fort
The steamship STR OF the South left hsr pier 90 North
RIVER, At three occck With t,e Twenty shtn
Snen, 90 boad ahc has anchored In the North river
rhe Colombia ~, take the Seooud regmeut 70 morrow
The steamer Harrie' lane viii CONVOY them.
The steamer parkersbprs arrived this morning from
Annapolis, ana : row lc~dins cargo Ior Portland.
MEETING IN HARl.BM.
On fhngsasy evening last large meeting Was held n
Washington Ball Harlem, W aid In measures for Tho de-
tcpce o. tho country sidney p mgraham, Exq., pre-
sided, and Edgar kstchnm, from tbs oommissse Of
heartily supported the govsrnmen, aud the Ccsc.sa
u. Thorpe, OF Btcckgn, mace mcst elective speech,
followed BY Vm. hiluhcn u b Perkins and C,ione
James whartoa The anest spirit prevailed, ana ncre
than ooe thousand dollars were Contributed, Whtoh