The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.

Action OF che Boards or Police Snd Conn
mAssloners or Charities and Corrections
Important Letter from the Paymasser
General-Preparations for the Forma-
tien or . Home CONCENTRATING Activity
Of the volunteera-Mtlftary Meetings
Tonight, Sc, sc.
again we are compelled by press upon columns
to defer the publication Of large graoun OF local milf
news and communications from our various correspon-
dents, but they shall have undivided attention
early day 1t win be that military preparations
IN the city have not decreased il the least but that the
martial spirit Of the people is growing use and
as rational troubles pg our soIders
and leaving us partially unprotected those persons who
could nss leave fos various reaGons, organizing
Home Guard to take OF the city during the absence
OF its usual projectors number of military meetings
will be held this evening for election OF and other
business purposes.
TIRE FIRE DEPARTMENT ZoUAvEs.
The Fire Department regiment of zouaves, under com
mand Of Color ell Ellsworth have had their orders chang
ed and they will not occupy Fort Hamilton until wednes
day evening They drilled last evening at the upper
Arsenal and having been formed In company line the
regiment Was exercised in the simple manouyres.
The Governor has directed Colonel Eubben TO muster
this regimen; into service immediately They have now
enrolled and actually drilling, $50 The companies
drill az follows during the two remaining days Of their
stay in this city,
TuEspsY:-Cempeuy A, ons O'Clock p NJ; Company B,
two o'clock r. NJ Company 9, three O'Clock r; n. Dom
Company +, SIX O'clock T. Company G, seven O'Clock
= Company eight o'clock Pm Company I, nine
WEDNESDAY Company A, niae O'Clock a. NJ Company
!, ten O'Clock NJ company G, elesen O'Clock A. NJ;
r NJ Company y, two O'Clock 7. 81. Company C. three
O'Clock ~ Company u, four O'Clock P. II Company I,
i've O'Clock r. VI Company J, siy o'cloeS 7. NJ.
tx Tho
officers requisite To meet at Ast, House 10 day
at nine O'Clock A. NJ Ten Of the original Z1uaves Ame-
arrive mere Today.
THE EDITOR or THE HxRnD
NEW YORK, April q, 1851.
As understand proposals have been issued to Supply
our volunteers with knives forks spoons plates and
worth's louave fremen with full sets OF these camp
utensils, free Of charge
ALEX. DIMAR, 700 Broadway.
SIXTH REGIMENT
The following appeal is made to the citizens by the
committee appointed to receive subscriptions fer tie
families Il a. are left bebind:-
of s.'a Ssx sf'
Footing relieve s:es 'as% u %so
Se & IF ws
witch may ss sent s, t. Hugh ra,D oha@sn Fesr
slss IT, '''''''' 'se'' EDWARD A'ey ny Chambers
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
Colonel Tompkns is awaiting orders to Co. and his reg,
ment is busiy engaged in making additions to their
rar Company F. Captain Byrne has opened recruiting
Offices ut Nos LAT and 82 Fulton street. and are prepared
to provide men with complete uniforms
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
The fnst regiment, National Guard, Colonel H. II.
Allen was duly mustered and received into service yes
terday By Major Hubbel aud the medical examination
conducted by Dr. Alexander Mott and OF the entire
regiment there were but rejected by the in
spectng oces The Arsenal at he corner OF White and
q the
neDt, where the men will be quartered present bu.
is expected be placed in depot to-day a. Fort Schuy
Ter. The men were all furnished with blankets, mat.
hefsss &c, by the Quartermas.er General and their
other equipments will be forthcoming in day or two
The ladies int nd presenting stand Of colors this reg
men', and subscription lists for this purpose win be
found a. the stores o Messra Dali, Black . oad
in furtheIance Of this object.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT
10 Tl4 rpiT3R o. THE HERALD,
Arm %, 1871.
Leutt nan Of Company @, Twelfth Iegment 10 place Of
mine. as Published in yoar Issue Of thi' morniog,
CHAs wHIILuCk, la Grand gtreet,
THE ADVANCE GUARD 2oUAvEs
have eli cted the following oiccrsColonel Abram Dur
yee; Majo., }. Mansfield Daviet Adjltant, Joseph T.
Hambn surgeon, DR. Gilbert: Assistant QuaTtermas er
F. perer First company, Captain Robert 5. Dunoun.;
second DO Captain II D. hull; Third do, Captain Henry
Fith do, Captain c wipslos; SIKH do Captain Henry
Duryee; Seventh d. Captain Abram Denk Ike; Eighth do
Captain James L. Waugh
FIRST REGIMENT SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
AT the drawing If the company letters by the officers
Sunday last, Capt " u. Parsen drew the letter T.
me colors Of the regiment consequently falls TO his
Ips. Capt Pariseu has raised his company 10 Brook
y n. ard takes the position IN Tine that the lsmen
ed Person, Of Brooklyn, occupied in the New York vo
unteers IN 1913
SECOND REGIMENT SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
oiiooys and men who engaged In act AL service
during the late war with Mexico requested enrol
themselves with this reglm mt and ali others who
DESTROYS OF defending this glorious Union in the present
crisis will have opportunity Of serving under compe
tent oaicers Headquarters 4S1 Broadway. 1hs regl-
inert VII be under the command 0. General Ho part
Ward.