The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08
THE THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.

port OF DESTINATION,
THE THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The Thirty-seventh regiment volunteers, Col McCunn
a present stationed at the Battery, have been formally
inspected and mustered into the United States service
On Thursday companies and inspected and yes
terday the Of the regiment were sworn in BY the
United States officer appointed for that purpose The
regiment therefore, now complete and only need their
uniform and to render them one Of the most eff
cieut in the service. These they want badly it il
almost impossible to give the proper idea OF drill
win also feel and look better when properly accoutred
The space devoted TO drilling is rather small and the
consequence that but one wing can 60 through its
man2uvres at time The wing drilling yesterday after
noon was composed of splendid Of men, and the
that DRILLS to-day s we believe, superior to the other
the WHOLE composed Of fine set OF as could be
brought together to form a military organization. II
was composed with but few exceptions Of men Of Irish
birth appears such ia not the case by the following
communication which we have received
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
BAITEsy, Nxw YoRK, June Z, 1861.
In looking this mornings issue find under the
head OF the encampment OF tho Thirty seventh regiment
all, with two exceptions, of Irish BIRTH"
Supporting you have been msnf0rmed allow meo correct
sSS " s o. sss
three companies ALL or nearly all, native born Anne
ricans.
In correcting the misstatement by giving "houor to
WYNN 'N'' ''N . wiiLITAE T. CLARKE,
Captain Company l, Thirty -seventh regt, N. Y. Sv.
The drill Of the right wing yesterday conducted
Lieutenant Colonel Burke Of the most energetic
In the regiment He and Captain Kavanagh have work.
ed hard 70 build up the regiment and place in Its pre-
The following is revised list OF the officers It is much
more complete than the one previously published
Colonel-John a. McCunn.
Lieutenant C0lonel-John Burke.
Msjof-Dennis Minton
Adjutant-Corneus Murphy.
[ QuartefEnaster-Chas. H0yt.
Assistant Quartermaster-John Phelan.
Paymaster-Chas. o. Storrs.
systematically.
Surgeons Mate-Dr. O'Heara
Company A-Captain Gilbert Rordon; First Lieutenant,
Philip DOherty; Ensign, Anthony J. Dignan.
Company B-Captaln, James T. Mcguire; First Lieuten-
ant, William Delacy Ensign, James [. Duncan.
Company Captain, Michael Doran First Lieutenant,
Aea Sc ss Bonnot oCopnor FRS.
ESs
Jonn F. IcCounin Ensign, James Boyle
SSug First aeuten
Company Captain, Michael Murphy; First Lieuten-
ant, Richard s. Barry; Ensign, James Keelan.
ant, John R Mcconnell; Ensign, Patr lex II. Jones.
Company I-Capaip, ". Clark; First Lieutenant G.
Csmrany K~captain. James W. Johnston; First
Lieutenant, Charles j. Dunlevy; Ensign, James D. Ka-
vanagh.
COLONEL MCLEOD MURPHY'S REGIMENT.
The above regiment has been removed from Fort
Schuyler to Camp Morgan, at Wetts Point, and
comfortably provided for There has been considerable
trouble and dissatisfaction among portion Of the men,
account Of the slow movements Of the military
thortes at Albany in furnishing them with their equip
ments. The men could not under stand how it was that
members Of other regiments were walking about the
atreets fully uniformed and they being compelled TO
main in citizens dress Colonel Murphy and Captain War
visited Albany Wednesday, and returned yester
day morning with ORDERS full and complete, for their
uniforms at The announcement of this news
greeted with deafenpg cheers by the men In camp and
caused apparent relief TO those whose patience bad
been tired by the long delay They to be armed with
the Enfield rife will be placed in readiness 10 march
for the battle field at the earliest day possible The
all well, and since s ascerained that there is to
be further dayng by the Albany authorities 10 re-
gard TO their uniforms they In the best Of sprits
happy, contepted and in peace with all the world except
the Southern copspirtors whom they anxious 70
'front.' in the capacity peace commissioners, with the
solid argument Of cold lead and bayonets.
Since the regiment has been accepted the Military
Board have ordered the of the number OF to
one hundred and in each company this makes Muir
phys regiment nearly sixty Snort but that they
are be equipped With they will be short many
days longer The camp yesterday Notwithstanding the
weather. wore cheerful and busy appearance.
THE THIRTY FIRST REGIMENT CAMP.
Within the past two days the barracks on Rker's
Island have been occupied by the Thirty first regiment Of
volunteers They have replaced the New York Zouaves
There at present 600 in the regiment and
they ali Stout robust fellows many Of whom have
seen campaigning in Europe and elsewhere. They drill
about hours day they at half past five every
morning, and retire at nine O'Clock P. n. During the
day Of them themselves fishing and bathing.