New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
IN MASSACHUSETTS,,
COMMONWEALTH or MAssAcHusETTs,
HEADQUARTERS, Bosros, July q, 1901

HEADQUARTERS, BOSTON, July ~ jCOls
GyyErAG ORDERNo 2l-The 1lth, 18th, 10Th, 18th,
Isth 10Th 2Jth and plat Regiments of Ma @achusetts
Volunteers are now encamped within the Commoh-
wealth, engaged in preparing for speedy departure 70
ioiu their comrades who have preceded them TO the
Grld. They Will be dispatched 10 the seat Of war as
raudly ~ pOssibe in The order in which their orgAnl-
zaion can be completed aud tteir ranks filed TO the
extent of the las, man allowed by law.
There In vet room in thCee regiments Tor TIE enlist
ment of several hundred men, and the COMMANDMENTS
Chief knows that the patriotism Of our people needs
no stmulant 10 secure an immediate supply OF vogh-
teers more than sufficient to answer the requisuol
which is made upon Massachusetts,.
Therefore notice Is hereby given to all persons
wishing TO enter into the military service Of the United
States M Massachusetts Volunteers that they VIII be
received by recruiting officers at any OF the camps OF
the oboye.rentioned regiments intO which they may
desire TO enlist and If they pats satisfactory medical
recton will be at mustered into the service OF
the United States receive uniforms arms ana aceouter
ments and thereupon draw pay and ralions from the
The places Of oncnpment Of these regiments are as
follows
Iith Regiment at Fort Warren Boston llarbor
18Th Re iment at Worcester lBrooks'e Farm,
10Th Regiment, at North Cambridge.
18th Regiment, at Lynnield
Isth Regiment At Readville, in Dedham.
18th Regiment ct Lynnle1'
20tb Regiment at Rcudeyle, in Dedham.
2Ist Regiment at Worcester Agricultural Groundsl.
The officers in command of the various encampments
aboyo named will detail for each regment lieutenant
rs recruiting officer 10 receive at the camp all persons
Offering to enlist, and the inspection VIII be made by
tbe medical staff of each regiment respectively.
A general recruiting station will be immediately
established in Boston, under the direction of BTgadier-
General Bullock, First gade, fist DIVISION hissa,
obrsots yolauteer Militia, of which due notice viii
DO given Branch stations will be established at such
other places may appear advisable at WHICH, ana at
the central station all persons wishlng 10 en,, eor
for the volunteer service generally or Tor any paicu-
r REGIMENT not vet sent into the eld or to ill vacan-
cies in the regiments Of Massachusetts Volunteers
oleady in active service, may report for Inspection
by 'onin@Nu u Ni0 ''N'' john a. ANDREW,
Governor aud Commander an Chief
WILLIAM ScHoULER, Adju;ant General.
RECRUITING IN MASSACHUSETTS, FOR OTHER STATES
A wARNISG TO THE IRISH AND GLEiANs.
Efforts are being made in this city, and IN other
places in the State, to induce men 10 eave tHe ol9
and yo unteer in regiments and bgadcs being formed
in New \ oTk Tie parties TO whom advances are
made are chiefly Irish aud German .Iu1ens, ana tiey
are promised large pay, bounty, aud land warrants.
But the nay offered is really 10 more than 10 gwen
10 those who volunteer in our own regiments, and the
bounty is lust the same, while our state gives, in adj
diiop TO tue regular pay, handsome sum each week
for the support Of families OF volunteers III tho reg-
This sun will not be paid to the families of those
who Join regiments in other States, La justice to those
dependng upon them therefore, ell men volunteering
for active service should join some MASSACHUSETTS, regi
ment which they can do by applying at Gen. Bullocks
recruiting station, III Puts street.
IN RHODE ISLAND.
Among other troops volunteering the State of Rhode
Island is doing something toward furnishing men or
the regular army. The following paragraph explains
itself:
From The Pyorideace Free Pres, July 90
FIRST COMPANY OF INCREASED kkGVLAR ARMY
IN THE FIELD-RHoDE ISLAND EVER n THE FRONT.
Capt. Samuel Ross, lith Infantry, enlisted full
company here from the 18th TO the 10Th instant, tho
lrst company Of the regular infantry under the new
law.
Capt. Ross was breveted for gallanry In the Mexi'
can war, and particularly distinguished IN the Storm
ing Of Chepulepee taken tho point of the bayonct
lie expects to be in the next great conflict, when we
hope 10 near glowing accounts from the sons Oh Rhode
Island under his command.
IN CONNECTICUT.
gyyrRAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF CoNNECricUT,)
ApJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
HARTRoRp, August ], 1851
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3H-In pursuance OF an act
of the General Assembly, approved July 3 1861 for
the organization of the Active Militia, 10 consist OF
net less than forty than sixty-four compa-
MES the CommauderinC hief directs that hiyeight
companies be enrolled be composed of fonr compa
MES OF flying artillery, not than four OF cayafys
and four Of artillery and the remaining compaieso
light infantry. -, .,.r,,os
This force L apporioned among the severai counties
ne folloWs viz: New-Hayen county, tweivei hs. Sn
county, eleven; Fairfield county teni NtW-lonuv
county eight Iohheld county, SKI W ,, yv
", foar; kuddlesex county, te'ri 40li'uu '''''