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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-29
THE sEvENTY.FlnsT REcMENT.
VISIT Or COMPANY TO RED BANx-REOEprIo
AND ENTEn TANhENr By THE ALLsrRox LIGH

VISIT Or COMPANY TO RED BANK-REOEprYoN
AND ENTEA TANAENr By THE ALLsTRON LIGHT
GUARD.
Early yesterday mo, uing the members Of Company B.
Seventy first regiment assembled at their armory in
Grand street, and thence, unier command Of Captain
Traord, marched to the foot Of Robinson street where
they took the steamboat Highland Light for Rod Bank
which place they had been invited by the Aistrom Light
Guard. The early portion u the day seemed unpro-
pitIous but later tho weather became more satisfactory
in its character and while 1t damped the bodies did not
at all damper the spirits Of the excursonsts On
ing the steamboat wharf at Rcd Pank the company
received by salute from small cannon and upon land
ing were at once met and taken in charge by the Light
Guard who numbered forty muskcts and presented
very line appear This company is under the COM
New Jersey regiment under command q Colonel Borden
The citizens Of the town and neighborng country
among among whom the occasion was made quite a
holiday, turned out In force, and contributed
to the welcome, which, indeed was OF most hearty
character and emnenty gratifying TO the recipients.
n" vhee,s ana .ne waving o. hamakerSa.is .ne
the town-Dodworth's band, which accompanied them,
playing It's most stirring airs. About an hour was con-
around Red Rank and the company then returned tho
Town Hal, where splendid dinner In waiting FL
Ihem Ihe march through the streets OF New York and
Red Bank and the sharp breeze the sail down, had
whetted thor appetcs and the meal fully discussed
Fowards its close most pleasant Interchange OF feeling
took place between both military bodies The Seventy
first were wa my welcomed and their thanks suitably
returned, in speeches made by Mcssrs APPLICABLE. Had
der and Iaranior, and Captains Traford and Arsrom.
The companies then adjourned To the town common,
whore they through tho evolutons the sch oil Of
the battalion and company. The AisNom light Guard,
though ofaew organization and rustic location executed
the manoeuvres III most credtabe The loading
ana firing poron Of the drill by the Seventy FIRST regi
ment company was particularly interesting to tho large
crowd a spectators Forming into line, the companies
once more proceeded to the Town Hail. where they
RECALLED with good old fashioned country feast Of water
melons, after which they marched TO the steamboat and
embarked amid the arewes Of tho people, the soldiers
aud the energetic Committee of Arrangem nts into whose
hands the reception ceremonies had been entrusted by
the citizens and soldery Of Red Dank. The ccmpany
arrived in the city late In the evening" highly pleased
with the days excursion and the handsome IN
which they boen entertained by tho Red Bankites.
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NORTHERN SECESSION AND SOUTHERN UNION
PAPERs.-We present in another part of this
paper list of all the secession newspapers in
the North, and of all the Union papers in the
South, that have fallen under our notice. The
Southern Union papers are, Of course, limited
TO the Union States, or those parts of the re-
volted States Of the South which still adhere to
the Union. Under the dominion Of JEFF. Davis
40 voice and no newspaper is allowed to wills
per aword In favor of the Union. Life, liberty,
conscience and everything there are under q
reign Of terror which can only be compared
with that Of the first French Revolution In
the loyal States on the other hand, as will be
seen from the list Of 0nr secession papers, the
supporters and emissaries of this rebellion are
stll allowed very large margin of liberty or
license injurious to the public cause. But it
will be seen, too, from the casualties attending
some Of our secession journals, that public
opinion and the government are watching them;
but we hope that before long there will be no
provocatiOn for any further examples of mob
law, or any further acts of suppression by the
government, for we hope that our Northern Sc
cession newspaper managers will soon find it
most advisable to give up their bad cause and
Its reasonable affiliations in every shape and
form. Let them steal off and look for relief
under the government of JEFF. Davis, if they
cannot sustain that of the United States in this
crisis, for they who are not for our government
osw are against it,
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The McMnnus Obsequies.

In obedience TO the directions Of the meeting which con
vened at the Astor House Inst Fpiday evening" report Of
which appeared in the HEnALD the committee there sp
tointed to convene pablo meeting TO arrange for The
reception and transer 70 Ireland OF the remains Of Ter
rence Baiew McAsanus the Irish exile, route from
San Francisco met at the office Of John OMaheny Esq.,,
No. Centre street. on Monday, and appointed Colonel
Doheny, Captain Neagher, John O'Mahony, Philip
O'Hanon Jr., and Bernard Hughes committee To pre-.
pare an address and resolutions be submitted to said
meeting; Bartholomew 0Connor, W. E Robinson and
VIM l.. Cole to procure Hon. Robert Emmett, Charles
Conor, Esq. Judge Daily or Jas T. Brady Esq Chair
man, and several eminent speakers for the OCCASION
VIM e. Robinson, VIM l. Cole and r. J. Iaor Esqs.,
TO hire a suitable hall. Tho latter committee have
occurred Irving Hail. Of Fifteenth and Irving
place, where Tue meeting will be held on Thursday even
ms, September 5,
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UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION GUARD.

Although recruiting the city OF New York at present
is an up hill job, stn regiments having good officers
being rapidly flied up. Tho Constitution Guard Colonel
F. II. Braulck, is regiment by which the above asser
on can be verified inasmuch the short time Colonel
Braulick as been the head OF this command numerous
additions have been made u its ranks and it will be
many days before the Constitution Guard will be one OF the
numerous regiments under command OF Major General Nc
Clean Colonel Braulick Is oiccr great merit and
distinction, having held high responsible military
position in the Hungarian army, and received several
wounds during the revolution Of l847 and 1s4S Major
countenance OF aber of our influential ctzops
alse being somewhat favored by tie War Lei armcnt
is not sing that Colonel NJ ackw lead rst class
regiment TO the scene of warfare.
The headquarters OF the regiment mt 453 Broadway
where recruiting officers are always in att ondanoo
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LAUNCH OF THE GUNBoAT pEMBINA

Yesterday afternoon the screw gunboat Pemsina
was launched from the yard Of Mr. Thomas Stack Of
North Sixth street Williamsburg The named for
tho launch was three o'clock, and long before that time
spectators began to arrive in large numbers and the
hour approached the ship yard filed with anxious
crowd, among whom number of ladies' The launch
ing ways had been well creased, and the scaa6ding
moved and nought remained the noble vessel
whose symmetrical form rose far above the ground
surmounted by three American fags-but the usual
supports The workmen began knock these away,
under the superintendepce Of Mr. Slack himself who
busy all around giving directions. The lat support had
not been removed when the dial of the clock Indicated
three O'Clock, at which tho Pcmbina, as II possessed OF
reasoning powers, and deeImin to be- punctual gave
sudden start and moved Off rapidly towards that element
which s To be her future home amidst the cheers Of the
peoplc--the workmen who were underneath her keel
clearing out in considerable shorter time than the double
quick movement. In less than two minutes from tho
time she made the first start the rcmbna
all aoat which indicated by the firing Of gun from
steamer lying near by. sieamtug then alongside
and wed her the river to the Novelty Iron Works
where her engines wi no put on board without delay
The keel OF the PeMbina aid on the 5lh Of July.
She is Of five hundred and ATTY tons burden hundred
and fifty nine feet ong in her keel; hundred and
sixtysx over all twenty nine feet beam, and twelve
foot depth Of hold She is constructed of live and white
oak with solid bottom and is pierced for guns The
Pembra will Cost S95 OOO
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THE FIFTEENTH COLONEL MCLEOD MUIR
PHY'Sl REGIMENT RECRuITING


Major Colgate arrived in the city yesterday for the pnr
Fifteenth Colonel Mcleod Murpbys) regiment. Tho regi
ment now as indeed when left here for the seat Of
war, only numbers 46 men, but in pursuance Of orders
from Secretary Of War is Immediately to be increased
to the standard strength Oi6 men. The headquarters
for recruiting selected by Major Colgate situated at
ALB Grand street and 500 West street.-the former In
charge fCapt Perry the latter OF Lieut. Iakn. The reg
meut forms the right Of the brigade under Gen. Franklin
brave and experienced ocer Of the United States
vice. and now occupies the advanced posts Of the army
or the Potomac. Colonel Mcleod Murphy and his com
mand are IN high repa,e at general headquarters ana
were specially compinented by General Mcclellan, who
remarked at review few days ago that they well de-
served TO hold the right Of the brigade Together with
performing most important picket duty, tho Fifteenth
solely entrusted with duty furnishing
and the position OF the enemy, they in pene-
tratng the one and discovering the other Up 70
tue present time not a man has been lost to the
regiment either by desertion death, and than
ten or dozen have at any time been absent from duty
through sickness. The regiments brgading with tho
Fifteenth the Eighteenth Thirty aud Thirty So
cond New York and squad on Of cavalry.
MAJOR Colgate reports the charge in the army Of
tho Potomac effected by the appointment Of General
Mcclellan TO the chief command surprising it gra
wee has It's own efficient head bat the eye OF the General
over all and thus the well being of the scrupu-
lously cal cd Tor IN the camp and III the Acid.
Volunteers Joining the Fifteenth at either rendezvous
Alb Grand street or 800 West sreewll be Immediately
provided with quarters and subsistence and with the
least p ssibe delay mustered for pay and service.
Major Colgate will leave the city to reon tho regiment
on saturday next and any letters to the seicrs Of the
Fifteenth from their friends left at the uiting dopos
he Will take in charge, and will sec them safely delivered
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APPOINTMENT.

Capt WILLIAM j. FOSTER for the past eleven years
well known 70 the travelling public In connection with
the command Of the steamships southerner and Maron
has been appointed Acting Muster in the United States
Navy Capt F. has been the recipient Of many substan-
tal testimonials Of his skill and ability and
man. and enjoys the entire confidence Of highest
maritime authorities well OF the travelling public.
With position adequate to his superior capacity, such
officer would require but fitting opportunity render
his country valuable service and the government should
lose tame in placing him in proper field Of action.
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THE NAVY.
THE nrpA pr. RE OF THE STEAM REVENUE
THE DEfAhfS ~, TIER CORwIN. 49, '''''A
CITE nov, orrr w,,. SEALED ORDERS AND on A

! uy,, ,rp. m. RE OF THE STEAM REyENIu
The DErA"iC ". TIER CORWIN.
syv non. oY,r r,- SEALED ORDERS AND ON 4
SHE CUES oUT wITh MISSION
'Ae"nA United Sfates rsverra ont
The steamer Corwin 81 tho ou s'"''' ''sehue cut
ter SERVICE sailed on Tuesday mon o'0' s0',oa
Some think she is going COZ p'.%'o WIN I0o
about to sail In search Of prvateers. e WI W." H"'
been for some time past the guard boat at o
where she has rendered very efficient service po'oh'
ing vessels leaving this port with supplies for thu ehe"y
The Navy Department, being short Of vessels ~ her
class have borrowed the Corwin although she oes
out under the revenue flag she will be the contrN
Of tho naval authorities. she has had her armament
creased, and now carries medium ried 80 Founders
and two smooth bored IL Founders Her consists
Of aboUt fifty men,
There is but little doubt that the Corwn goes ont to
act with squadron Of light ght vessels which has
started from Hampton Roads She carries with her an
unusual quantity Of shell, and her small lockers
have been repenshed with large number VI the best
OF the day.
The following is list Of her officers
Captain j. 4. Martin, Commanding
Lieutenant Nichols, Executive officer.
Lieutenant Bond.
Iieute, ant Rodgers.
ii. Rodgers, Chief Engineer.
J. Mckay, First Assistant Engineer.
}. II. Golden, Second Assistant Engineer,
Shortly after she got under way the Corporal OF Ma
rines attached to tn vessel came down tho barge Of
fee pier and wanted to be put board. The revenue
steamed go fast that the tender obliged 10 fro
blank cartridge at her WI c had the eject bring her
to. AS the corporal had yed his liberty time he
was sent back another man havg been put In his place.
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THE MEDICAL BOARD.

Surgeon SAMUEL HARRINGTON has been relieved from the
Naval Medical Board account Of Illness The Board
now consists OF Surgeons Lockwood, Wheelwrght and
j. Y. Taylor. These sessions will continue for some
weeks longer order 10 oil the numerous vacancies
created by the recent increase Of the medical corps
Qualified medical gentlemen not over twentysx years or
age should apply to the Secretary OF the Navy for per-
nit to appear before the Board for examination stating
age place of birth and residence accompanying teif APP
plicatons with testimonials of moral character
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THE CAMERON LEGION.

The officers OF this fine regiment have been temporarily
checked in their proceedings owing to the lack of
whereby to transport large number Of from the
try, bat having received assistance from tho War
Department. the regiment will doubtless be filed In short
time. The commanding officer at headquarters yoster-
day received the most encouraging from recruit
ing officers In the country aud having provided them with
the necessary means for the transportation Of thcmen
large number Of able bodied hardy country lads arc
looked at headquarters for to-day
The comnan ling officers prepared to treat
literally with commanders of companies parts Of
pannies and parties thus situated should ca once at
regimental headquarters a. Greenwich street. Recruits
wishing 10 join FIRST class regiment should apply imme
diaely at headquarters where they will DO sent to the
beautiful encampement at Saltersve New Jersey after
signing the roll.
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UNION GUARD UNITED STATES vOLUN
TIcEKS

This regiment In command Of ColoneP P. j. Joachmissen
getting along finely and will doubtless soon be in
position to take the field. The present number Of men in
barracks at the National Hail. Forty fourth street.
tween Eighth and Ninth avsnues is about two hundred
and fty and yesterday afternoon detacmcnts D officers
sent or in different directions for the purpose of
recruiting. AS recruits accepted they
Immediately provided with comfortable quarters and
substantial uniform Of the regulation style and PATTERN
The efficiency Of this regiment Is greatly enhanced by the
constant attention of Lieutenant Colonel James Turner
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s1oREsmps, REcxIvrNo SHIPS, ETC.

sIoREsIIPs, RECEIVING sfIPs ETC
BUILT AT OTHER P1ACEs.
Erie, Pa, steamer Michigan. Now On the Lakes.
Pittsburg, Pa, Allegheny Receiving ship at Baltimore
Chariestewn, Mass, Indepen-
dence.. Pacific receiving ship.
Boston, Mass. Princeton Philadelphia receiving ship.
Charlestown Mass. Warren Panama receiving ship
Charlestown, Mass Falmouth Aspinwa receiving ship.
In the above list have not enumerated any Of the
vessels that have been built purchased
bles with the Confederate States.
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THE CLINTON RIFLES.

This regiment Of United States riemen IL progressing
actively. Colonel Page, who returned from Washington
on Monday last, brought order from General Megs
questng Lieutenant Colonel vinon to contract for tho
Uniform adopted for this regiment. The uniform Is that
Of the French Chasseurs and will be ready about Monday
next. One Thousand will be made 80 that every recruit
will be uniformed on oniistrg Col Page has ordered the
mon TO be in readiness TO leave for Camp Lyon Satur
day morning, at nine o'clock
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THE D'EPINEuIL ZOUAvEs.

The DEpineuil Zouaves whose headquarters at SO
Cedar street. have formed their camp nsmed it Camp
Lesley, in honor of the Chief Clerk OF the War Depart
ment. Quartermasers squad has been busly engaged
for the past few days in arranging the Site Yesterday
the uniforms appeared Tor the first time broadway II
is that Of the Imperial Zouaves Of France The time Of
their departure for the of has been extended
the goth Of September
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beth
and child: Mr. s7emeenzi, lady and child; Brea.ch
Charles Wessrmsrp jules Lentascs. lady and eh.d En-
lady, wehner lady and three children; sebert Se
bert Johns Eieonore Johns, w1helnine Wired, Henry
Heidegger
,h sf9-SA'p h''A'"' Ricardo Ramon Pablo S'''
BELLE. 6Mon)-Bark HOuduras.-Mr and Mrs Lardner. Mr.
James Smith.
Loxpos-sh,p SOUTHAMPTON; Mrs Knglren snd dansh.
Sauites all OF New York
DEPARTURES
LayHRrooL-stea mship Persia-Mrs Rowecroft and two
Geo Hosson Miss Hobson, New York; Captain and Mrs
Brook Knight and servant Engand Mr. and Mrs Hawks
York; Mrs. Bullock three children two maid
S Ycr Mr Henry
Cuba; Tijon, do Paz spain FREQ Gepcke Miss
Watson, II watson Ireland; Henry Walker England
Cahuzae. Havana; Hnwarrof, sitka ia Hoasehlaeger
man New York; DR. and Mrs " Crawford, Pennsylvania
va N Y New W. Yar NJ snS xas
England, Mr. and @rsJ Wainwright New York; jerry
Bond, do; Mrs Hyard, England; Mr. and Mrs Corner
R9s Mar snr and shs s' EN- as S:msq o ysas
Secretary Spanish Legation; Hastings California; M ard
VT owsy Ia has
Manches,er; Thomson, New York; John wocdhouse r
Patton PhaesepS,a King New Y9rs s.rlss Phi
phia II Z Gillian, A Waller New York; Chaplain, Eng.
nnd caIpenssr BaseH a Robbins New York. An
missionary 70 Koapoor India Howell Stamford, Conn
Rune. Baamann, Havana; Mr. and Mrs Meryin &c.
York Rev W Boyoe, London; II Hitchcock Manchester;
ByG N.s BSy Nav L9yna9n ksS Maysna ySn
burg IN Forde New Yoak; RIGS ohio Coleman, Eng
land Mr aud MrsJ Newstad. Balnoh, Emanuel, Gail.
Yorh. " u S;opr, Boston
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Proprieors Of newspapers In the vicinity Of the local.
ties named solicited assist the commanding officer
by publishing this order, that the proper officers
authority will take measures for their and return
them to the headquarters of the regiment BY order.
GEORGE b. HALL, Colonel Commanding.
JAMES w. POWELL, JR., Adjutant.
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NAMES OF DESERTERS.

HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BpyaApg,
CAar SEIKRK, MARYLAND, Aug. rs, 1851. !
The following soldiers Of this command having deserted
The service, their hereby published, not only
for the purpose Of having them returned by the proper
authority but to to the regiment tho of
those who have proved themselves their trust
obligations and their duties country its nsaitu
tions -
Company 4, Commanded Nv Capt. John 7oyer.
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THE CHARLEsTowN NAVY YARD.

No orders have yet been received IN relation to the
frigale Congress. Her crew have ten months to
before their times expires II is thought that after
slight overhaung she will be dispatched 10 the block
aiding squadron The officers Of the Ccagress that
signed, have been placed board tho ohio unoer re-
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ADMIRAL MILNE AND TIE BLoCKADE.--Our
Quadrilateral contemporary, famous alike for
his running exploits and for his manufacture of
Nicaragua treaties and bogus war dispatches,
published short time since what pur-
ported to be report of the British Ad-
miral Milne in regard to the in efficiency
of the blockade. The London Post, the
government organ, contradicts, on authority
the statement that any sach report had ever
been made by the gallant officer in ques-
ton. The imagination Of our contemporary.
like his legs, has snch nimble propensities that
It carries him far ahead OF facts. Let him be
satisfied with keeping "the rum of the news of
the day.
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THE NEW YORK THIRTY-FIRST REGIMENT
The following appeared in yesterday mornings HERALD
under "Washsgtoa Dispatches" head.

CAPTAIN FISH CAPTURED BY THB REBELS.
The officer Of the Thirty frst New York regiment who
was captured by NE enemy on Sunday last Baeys
Cross Roads, was not Lieutenant, as reported but
Captain Fish. The Company to which he was attached
were picket duty in that vicinity and while he and
his two Leutenants and eight or ten men were
searching for some n the men who had struggled
or they strayed about eighth Of Q mile beyond our
line Of picket when they fred upon by large body
Of rebels several OF the were wounded, among
whom Captain r sh who shot IN the breast. At
this juncture bis horse stumbled, falling upon him. and
before he could extrcae himself the enemy upon
him and made him prisoner Capt. +. was from New
Orleans The others Of his party escaped.
gives much pleasure to be enabled contradict the
above. Adutant Jones called at the HERALD Office aud
states that there is officer in the capacity Of captain
lieutenant is he that there private
the whole 300 men Of the Thiryfrst regiment named
Fish The Adjutaat b present in New York on business
OF the regiment, and showed his regimenta papers in
confederation OF holding the position above named In the
gallant corps referred to- is probably the Thirty eighth
regiment to which Captain Fsh 10 attached At appears
by the dispatches that was picket guard OF nty
of the Thirty eight New York Volunteers under Captain
Rennet, who left their camp the Fairfax Theolog
Seminary and fell In with the rebels, whom they engaged
al Bailey S Cross Roads.
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THE sEvENTY.NINrH REGIMENT.

Lieutenant Colonel Elliott having resigned bis position
in this regiment Che having received commission from
the United States War department and command
anohe) the recruiting will be carried as before,
the Mercer House.
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PRESENT FROM CALIFORNIA TO THE SIXTY.
NINTH RE(,I NtNT

The splendid fag recently sent by citizens of San
Francisco 10 The Sixty ninth regiment New York state
Militia has arrived, and is in the safe custody OF euc
wishes of the donors be presented that REGIMENT hy
Richard OGorman Esq., his return from Ireland next
month,
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The Maud lock the Osweg0 Cana will be repaired and
boats passed tomorrow The weigh lock cuvert at this
place repaired, aud boats will pass Ii and after
this evening. No further difficulty this place
souaby be anticipated.
ROCHESTER, August 20, 1851.
The repairs the Brighton lock Will be completed
tonight and navigation med to morrow.
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THE SECOND REGIMENT N. Y. 8. M.

Colonel Tompkins will send OF Saturday next detach
ment Of recruits to join the regiment stationed
the Monocacy river, Maryland All who wish join will
call at the ermory corner Of Hall place and seypnth
street, gu or bsfcrs Friday next.
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ARRIVAL Of the British War steamer Ri
maluO.
QUARANTINE, $. l., Aug st %, 1851.
The British RinalGo has just anchored
Quarantine, bound N.