The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
FIRST REGIMENT L. 1. VOLUNTEERS (pRooKLyN puA.


Our Brooklyn friends across the river arc abor. =,
ing their parlotsm 10 sending another b ~ of men 70
me bae ned rms wi be the four, ro~ne or hib
has left the "Cy Of Churches" s "a fegnent wnmh
teenh Fourteenth and IT, a,, Ur tne war.!he lhir
IN the midst Of INC sacoWn,"r Jbe P6aanx ms" Int
.ucr the peculiar an pices Of Rev Henry Ward
Pnecber, and Is now clcamped a. Fort SCHUYLER ola
strong They are ready to mah TO- day. but win not go
until to-raorfew
THE ANDERSON zoUAvEs
Are not yet full but ain be in day or two The regi
mel numbers 500 men, and removed To Rker's Island
SOME three weeks ago, where they at present remain
The men have not all received their uniforms or arms yet
but will have them by to-day. They will not be able TO
THE FIFTY-FIFTH REGIMENT
The men OF this regular militia organization have re-
ceived many revcses endeavoring get of that but
500 Of the corps remain They are ready and willing
to start at an hours warning.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT
OF New York State Militia ready to 80, numbers some
SECOND FIRE ZoUAvEs.
This body OF men, organized after the style OF the
Elsworths Iouaves, which left the city some time ago,
and CALAMITY conducted itself in the battle, be-
long TO the sckes BRIGADE and is OF the regiments
which expects TO leave day.
THE THIRD IRISH REGIMENT
is fast hng up, and the Celtic element is showing it's
bounded enthusiasm in the cause Of freedom by the
applicants for enlistment which are daily nockng
to the recruiting Office
LINCOLN CAVALRY.
Seven companies have been mustered into service and
the roll Is fast ling up with good and Substantial
Recruiting Offices have been established throughout
rous parts of the CITY. headquarters Dsbrows Riding
Academy.
Are quarteed at the Elm Park and muster at present 500
strong They are not fully equipped, and await their
horses, arms, &c.
COLONEL RAMsEy's REGIMENT
Is not " full mbering but 100 men, They are encamp
cd at East New York, and do not expect TO leave Till
about the middle OF next week.
COLONEL GOODwIN's REGIMENT.
MOI IN quarters at all and supposed to number about
ture.
THE CLINTON RIFLES,
Colonel A. Page, returned from Washington yes
tcrla morning. with orders for immediate equipment Of
the above corps detachment OF the rcgim nj pro.
ceeds 70 the Quarantine barracks at Staten Island this af
ternoon at two O'Clock Members Of the regiment
questcd report themselves at the East barracks in the
Park, at 12 NJ, where officer will be in readiness
to receivethem.
VIRGINIA COAST GUARD.
This body OF men Ii at present stationed at Fortress
Monroe and recruiting for the regiment carried with
vgor IN this city The recruiting Office is opened the
Bark Barracks large number Of those belonging the
Naval Brigade have volunteered into this corps As fast
as the men enlisted they drafted Oh ~ the Fort
There are about forty day sent.
THE MECHANICS RIFLES
Now number over $780, and they expect to be put into
quarters by the latter part Of the present week meet
ing of the officers held Monday evening and
arrangements made in order to facilitate the proper
more rapid organization Of the corps.
ARTILLERY COMPANY.
fine body Of men, l50 strong, Gelm by birth, and
under command Of Lieutenant Sumfe!s have offered their
ed as any accessions to this important branch Of the
army will be eagerly grasped at by the authorities.
THE PRESIDENTS LIFE GUARD
VIII be mustered into the servicc of the United States TO-
day. at No. 500 broadway having been accepted by the
government.
NATIONAL GUARD z0uAvEs
Have their headquarters where recruits will be received
at the corner Of Lafayette place and Fourth street The
regiment is still in its infancy, but is fast filling up.
DURYEE's ZOUAvEs.
largo squad Of this fine regiment leave
new 19rx on saturday They have been selected by
headquarters are stl at lafayette Hall.
THE HONvED REGIMENT
Has the best prospects for speedy organization Two
companies already full and four others who intended
to join other regiments not yet completed have offered
to unite themselves with the Honved Recruiting offices
viii now be established in several wards in the CITY BY
the AID Of many kind friends preparatory expenses have
been furnished but in order TO make effective organ
cation more liberal contributions required The
rence most Of them having served Europe The head
quarters are situated at 307 broadway.
SECOND REGIMENT GERMAN RIFLES.
strong exertOns are being made to make this CORPS a.
efficient body Of men as any German regiment that has
yet left the city, proving that Teutonic friends are
sent struggle.
FIRST REGIMENT, UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION
GUARD.
Inc ofcers OF the above regiment requested
port at head quarters, No. 249 William street. ut ten
o'clock A. M this day, matters Of importance will be
There several other organizations which are vet in
their infancy, and which rapidly filling up s'To
arms, TO arms" is the cry throughout the length aud
breadth OF the city and every who has his
disposal is endcavorng to start military company or
Jul regiment The names of these organizations as
folows'-Second jaeger regiment, Polish regiment .rlap
Shar lshooters Fremont regiment Black Cassers First
Washington Greys, United States Vanguard The following
are the regiments belonging to this city
REGIMENTS TO LEAVE THIS WEEK.
nn11 ". n, ,hsseurs'
Faty-ftth regiment militia. uas
Fourth regiment Excelsior Brigade ............ 40
IN COURSE OF ORGANIZATION.
Mounted Ricmen,
Honved regiment.
Second lager regiment,
Fremont regim mt
National Guard Zouaves.
Berdan SharpshoOters
Clinton Rifles.
Lincoln Cavalry.
First Washington Greys.
United States Vanguard
Considering that these regiments will consist Of 104e
men each body of troops TO th mber nearly IL 900
VIII follow next week, all fully equipped
COLONEL WEBSTER'S BOSTON REGIMENT.
This fine regiment will arrive in this city at eleven
A. ~ today, and will land the foot of Fourteenth
street, East river The sons of Massachusetts, are cor
daily invited to be present aid in giving the regiment
the reception which BELTS il, in respect for its dsn.
gushcd commander and the brave men who compose IT,
Arrangements have been otherwise made extend To the
regiment warm and generous welcome After pastakinp
OF necessary refreshments the corps will without delay
be marched down Broadway to Cortandt street where
they will embark for Philadelphia route Washington
RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY.
The exciting from the battlefield has had no effect
upon recruiting for the regular army though groups Of
earnest-lookng men might be around some of the
volunteer Offices, particularly that for the Thirty seventh
Colonel McCunns) regiment in Chatham street. where
green flag belonging to the yninth regiment was dis
played Quite number of boys have lately been sent to