The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

INSPECTION AND PURIFIER AUsTER-DEsTiSATros
FOR RELIEF OF the OLD MILITIA MOMENTS
CONDITIONS OF THE CAMP AND CHARACTERISTIC
ORIGIN OF THE ooRps-THE CHILD OF THE RRGt-
MENr-THR MISS HIGHrINGALE' OF TIE PEOPLE
GENERAL ORDERS, &C,
further inspection OF this regiment was had 10 day
for the purpose OF continuing their muster into tho
United States service, when three companies werc
Passed. With their progress under active discipline,
every day makes material improvement In their general
comprised what reputed 70 be very hard favored
and miscellaneous crowd has been 40 we'll formed and
assorted, as 10 present indHpuable the moot rcia-
regiment 1t u.s. Of course, well understood iha: tho
militia regiments already sent 10 Washington oenro. DO
prospect Of an attack upon tbe capital, they VIII be
speedily relieved by the newly formed regiments row
organizing. Tho merchants, business men, clerks, 81,
who make up the Seventh and other regiments sud
denly called upon, VIII be needed nj their posts IN tns
city The advance Of Wilson'S zoua-es and the cther
eye the old rnita regiments and allow their mempors
TO return homo 70 their moro legitimate pursuits
II appears thai the chief cause Of delay 10 the eqlp
ment and despatch OF theeo regiments at Albany and
the want Of promptncss IN the facilities for obtaining
arms and outfit materially dninshes the ardor welt
a. the number OF tho II OF material Interest 10
ali those Of the more wealthy casscs who have nbcrs
OF their families In the old regiments Of tho militia, 10
contribute every effort for the speedy outd OF tn, neg
corps The most cota mode Of relieving their friends
a peculiar interest attaches 70 Col wilson's regiment
gan the plan Of tho Paisian Houaves which were
hst mnstcy ed from that famous class le 9ami as Pas
.Gamins, or .b'hoys, regiment II Opportunity shall &C
cur will rive lively and characteristic en- acrount OF
,pef did tho fam ,us Isrisan Iouaves In the Orimea
There arc many droi reports aHoat about wieons
regiment, and some Of the genuine characcrn
tsics c regular campaign manifest them
selves. Amorg thsee Ia the fact that young
srl "a modest and attractive appearance has attached
herself TO the regiment and has attended at their hoa
quarters the city aud at Staten Island shc appears
at n chi nj
has II seems brother IN the ranks. but upoo inquiry
AZ 10 his name, half dozen claimed tho distinction
and volunteered their names She is 70 have boomer
drese and follow the camp under the protection OF the
regiment which she APPEARS TO entertain as earnest,
and 'Ss o,c and
dies OF The Nightingale Asocnicn and appears 10 be
as much respected Ia their rough manner
Al tho Camp day. outside Of the quarantine gr0unds
public meeting WINS held by the Staten Islandcsto col
loct money for the support Of soldiers families Robert
Sisgc incad.pg tho soldiers from the camps -Four
thousand dollars were collected
The Quntcrmaster Mr. Bradlce. retains his recruiting
ard butipess quarters nj rammany Hall, whore innate
rial aid" be Addressed to him. for the corps Mr.
u pner, Of the Ledger sent them liberal sum today
quantity OF sssars strict discipline maintsned and
has already done wonders on the men. The following are
the orders Of the day
April ~, 1901
The following general orders viii DO carried out 10 To"
l. squad drin under the officers and serseants from
ak TO seven A. NJ =.
q Tho rsveile for breakfast half past seven A. NJ.
Captaips Of cempspies Will form their commands Tor
company drill at ton a. n. :.
a. rKc ravene for dinner ~ one Y n
g. Rasip entail formation at I'VE T. NJ
Chptan IN Frain officer o. the day, WI, rromuieatc
'"o ~'D'' '"'" J0Hr CRuGEroN, Lieut.. Col
ne regiment he's been ordered 70 march ~th cocuel
To- day mt for want Of the necessary equip
r.snts ara compelled delay Their Supply o reyoavsrs
20 yt;lip twSasy Of he compliment Deeed.