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Geauga, Oct, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

q NE fort has been invoked by the department
10 assist them In Carrying out these measures.
Privase signals have bean agreed upon between the
ooers Of the service and those a. the fort and
whsn any such given BY cutter IN pursuk a sespa-
ocus craft the y out Of reach Of the governmens
vessel the signal given, and the guns The
instantly opened which must have the effect a bringing
the offending craft 70 terms For this purpose
guns kept shotted and special guard the
parts, 10 observe the signals q cutters IN
lookout stationed here only in the day time uasmuc
a. no veseel leave the hsrb,r after sund0wa the
revenue vessels being anchored OF the Nsrrows.
The announcement In Yesterdays HERsLn tlat the
hero Of Fort Sumter would be at Fort Hamilton, dee
quite q number OF visters 10 the spot 70 have GOOD
view of the valiant soldier but their curiosity vas
poorly satisfied the Major did not long ugh
GERS barracks.
The third regiment Is at present awaiting orders
ing been ordered 70 equip and recruit for active
orders for their departure being expected at any nc
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
THE HOME DEFENCE.

Alta large meeting - lhs member ar msntcrs q
the Seventy first regiment, held the evening II
April 49, the following resolutions wero ananip,sl
adopted -
rsscyed TAs4 the nesuesrs ard esmrns~r Of ,ss RCD
went the city, and bos< We
ped n difsseai ooDp.pies na b. r-,u- ~ the reg
k~veuty.hr reg>n ~ American GUARD md
hereby given ora~nzs t-o n-w companies b d,sg
mated De letter. X alss L, tha rsS
us nj and so .crrn part 81 this battA ,cn
Res~IvsS That be etgbl. nsmbsShp In th,s
ors~r Ia icu smb memh~y 81 The sev.
sry nrss rssmepL and In good standing line q such
mesnbeyvbip
40 toi,csine meeting, held on MONDAY evening, Aprtl
a. sbe ovasnzatnn " tbs reservs bat,,lion VIZ CON-
p.cted b. Ne unAnpsns eSotcn u Colvaol - II Peer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
ENCAMPMENT OF THE FIFTf.FFTH REG
MkNT

The FIFTY nfth regiment Is nov Amos, altogether q,
home In their encsmpmept the Battery. For the las,
two days advance guard has been work ERECTING
tents and setting the place apple pie oraer Every.
thing Ia now ready for the reception Of the Uut.re
regiment, and the officers who supct intended the ar
engagements well tho who ,uted them are
entitled TO much praise for the oeoriiy ana nllslrs
precision with which every thing relative the enoamp
ment has been carried out
Yesterday division Of the regiment went In, camp
ana W expectes that the whole OF the remainier ~
The corps nj fesove into their quarters 10 day In
the meaDtne the moet rigorous discipline IL enforced M
every tment sepiries place. at ali the gates
and the recruits RAPIDLY berg developed iato Arse
rate soldiers under the Atrct continuous ns ucton
of the dtil serge II IL satopshng sec nov rspil
ly these new enlisted young men ara turne1 We
and expTrt SOLDIERS 1h0ee who doubted Garbl1is
assertion that fresh volunteers BE- turned iuto vt
soldiers In ten days may the fact fully exompl.
ned IN many Of our voiuotcer regiments We gu ,iotn
lat OF the staff officers Of the gallant FIFTY fifth
Eugene lie Gal Colonel Commanding l. ]. Ie C7syc
Lieutenant Color ell ~ rhouvout, MAJOR; he Ia gan ore
AdjutApt; Kaemner, Sur geon; NJ lie soyne Cau,a,n
Of Engineers; Mr. Meeks, Qusytermastef: Mr. Rarsey
Payrsster; Knapp Assistant Pa, m sier; u y RI .rd
Assistant Qnsrtermaster Jules rsre., - gean, Major
Martin Orr nance sergeant l. As.e sergeant lastsr
Ter
the captains ~ comp~nics are xe,srs Coulter nan.
muller. Bat'ois, Won, Navierre and rssoo
There precious little enjoy 10 tho troocs IN
camp yesterday. The duet and sh wind which are.
vsid all DAY caused grest noonvenenea 10 al va, hal
occasion 70 that way, add for "A a-v VIA,
few and far between IL e1pec 81 taat ,h.re
viii be q full drl Of the regiment the afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
TO EX-MEMBERs OF THE UNITED STATES
ARMY.

Gentlemen who have heretofore served In the regular
army desire TO return 70 the service WIN peaae call
or send their address to the undersigned.
Others who have not served, and willing Join, "a
cfRcerr viii report themselves.
rDose who wish TO serve as noncommesiO officers
all present themselves person. Inor naton respect
ing win be furnihed 10 all between the hours
Of 10 A. u " every day, Sundays not excepted,
1T No SO Cedar street BY order OF Ooh. Ramsey.
j. W CURRER, Acting Adjotant.
Ngw York, April 90, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
THE NINTH REGIMENT.

Contrary H. general expectation, u, Nnit ag asnt re-
oeivec no orders yesterday W proved & 4s.o,osy,o
II s the ~ish Of General SAnd'ord ,ha lno uasaro,s
volunteer regiments shaD DO fw~srdeo 70 tho sea. q
Hrst, 20 hAs ts~ Ot Tho militia reg nsos have sny
chance Of being ordered % for At less weok q oomo
ms Ninth have bsen scsivsiv, Axsssd Ia rorrns AND
dru.nS end are fully prepared 70 TAKE thS aeil rhsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
MISSOURI TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.

from tue - Louis Repubicac, April n
The Of the State will be preserved. me sober
have been mainly Instrumental In getting up excite
nent by which this State TO be taken out Of the
Us,cn without confederation, without counting the
without gong into any calculation OF the ability
dent republic. The sober second thought, we kuoE
beginning 10 prevail and q sentioel on the wat
tower, We proclaim that 'al 10 wel'-that Missouri viii
MOI secede from the Union unless for greater ami
cshaaole rsssons than aly which have yet been pre-
ssDseo ior her action On this fortunate condition OF
things se congratulate the people Of the State, for
We peace whth secures 10 and the favorable DO.
ntsfon I'm which IL viii place Missouri a. a medtator be-
svesn the rcvoted States he government At wash
ingson .,
Governor jackson, Of this State In served oonyer
~ith gentsmeD of this city, he he's declared
that bio pt,cy u . peace policy that he has convened
The egxLsture, veil Expressed IN his proclamation
"or rpese Of eHacsing such laws and adopting such
may be med necessary and proper Tor the
perfos oresnizasioa % TIC iitis OF the state and
~ ihs money and such other may be
Asred 10 place tbs state In proper attitude o. defenoe
That he exp.esed To Governor & Price the conviction
shs the state Convention ought not 70 be called together
s~ We psssase o. secession ordinance and that no s
favor ~ retarg the present Kdfus Of the state av
trf " time and circumstances they mag arise 70
oernane what 10 best for Missouri 10 do.
PATRIOTIC MEErN'G AT RTvERHEAD, L. /.
meeting Of the citlsees Of Riverhsad, L. l., took
ssoe 90 Tuesday evening for the purpose Of raising
saes~ps'on 70 arm and equip volunteer regiment
messing vas addressed by Ste vart l. woodford, Of
wv York HIS remarks were moss :, enthusiastically
setves by tbsse prseentsbou. one tbous 10 lumber
400 al the close sum o. u 100 was sune -ibed They
nest again an Thurscsy evening. when II q Carter W.
meeting,
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The United States brig Percy which arrived FROM, An
rapo yesterday 10 the Navy Yard where abe
is now lying, out in the stream She beat no the East
under head wind, and arrived At her berth with
out sssistan from any towbost This s the arst time
euch been performed for the lar fifteen years
and the In which the gallant little Perry was
handled b. Commander Gleason reflects The highest
credit upon that officer and excited the admiration OF the
In answer 70 inquiries relative to the absurd story Of
the hanging OF two board the Perry at Anna
polls for supplying the secessiopists with powder, CUm
mander GassOn declared thai Il untrue from begia
ming 70 end He says the who created tue
did not have even The putting single in irons 40
the groundwork OF the hoax, for q better snd
loyal crew has never been bis pleasure to command or
We are Indebted to Mr. George G. Richardson the Gap
tains Clerk for the following correct list Of the officers
Commander-John Glasson.
LieuteDants-D. A. McDermott, ". D. Whiting, E c.
Bowers.
Passed Assistant surgeoD--A L Gihon
Captains Cerk-geofge c. Richardson.
Pay masters Ceik-Johp Upton.
Masters Mates-Lewh West, J. p. Mygatt X.
A dotila OF four swift steamers OF light draughs a.
cruise about the Chesapeake and TO enter the
ing prvateers by cutting out otherwis TO be IT.
ted out Immediately Two small screw propeuors-the
snd VIII be taken in hand mmsaisteiy, ana a.ssd on,
with all expedition for that service They admirably
adapted for the special duty that viii DO required Of
them, ar they only one hundred and ninety eight
tons burden EACH very light OF draft, and the swiest
and most perfect boats the country. They also
capable, III respect Of strength, OF carrying heavy arma
ments for their sze Each beat Is fitted with double
engine they were formerly owned by Captain DeGroot,
by whom they puilt.
The wabash s complete In every part and requires
nothing but her stores 70 enable 60 She
be commissioned and through the Narfows in twenty
four hours.
The Roanoke had her masts taken in yesterday, and
few days Will her reged completely she regarded
by persons competent Of Judging n the foest
steam frigates In any servce-as superior the
Wabash in some particulars. She was being yecoppered
yesterday to the depth Of several feet
The other transport steamers IN the yard were being
briskly fitted out Guns being placed board and
thing necessary dune 10 adapt them for the par
cular service in which they are - be employed
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sen q oommandant amid enthusisssis demnstrat va
The following o6acsrs were abo unanimoosiy elecse -
TRst Lieutsnans, r & C0paand 6ocond LAeutenAne, J.
Sergeant, ,. ". tazbos; third Sergeant, H. eso9sn
buIsb; fourth sssssass, H. Lsnca nT:s Ccsper, :. =
Hiisrd second Corporal, II. Kendall; third Corpora
n. r. Romano; fourth Corporal, H J. Moore.
was resolved that the battalion adopt dark pants
(ctzens) and fatigue jacket and cap, and that they
drin every Friday evening.
Fnsr RE6IMENT, CONSTITUTION GUARD.
This corps y now organizing under the auspices Of
ex Colonel j. g. Cocks Of the Twelfth regiment Recruits
are Eted and companies already formed are invited
10 ion The headquarters located At s76 Broadway
THE BRITISH VOLUNTEERS
had parade aud drill last evening. They passed our
office marching TO the ipspiri.ibg tune Of /" Yankee
DOODLE and numbered I'VE hundred strong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
TIE MONTEZUMA REGIMENr.

This organization is sas; s~epg aad every day adds
large accesssons its numbers Captain Lamb. solder
Of the S~xcan war; has command OF one q the comp
ui.s AID desires se recruits TO make 1p
pement. His head quarters at No. ~ Ch hrces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
THE ENCANPMENT OF THE TWENTIETH
REGIMENT.

Colonel Prais's command, from Ulster county, whose
arrival the city noticed length this paper yes
tsrdsy took possession Of their quarters N the CITY
Eall Park Monday eveang At ten O'Clock. The tenn
porary quarters assigned them the Centre markst
consisting Of the Sixth and Eighth regiments armof,es
we're scarcely Ct rendezvous Tor any body Of men, aAd
the yctualng OF the at the City Arsenal caused
siderable dissatisfaction smoOg the 1oopa.
Inc ness arrangements At the PARK barracks are a.
complete as can be desired every u the command
expTes bis thereof The b4rracK on the
east eide Is devoted TO sleeping room and s able To
accommodate six unDdred troops The entire Command
could not be mCd-led tnis Apartment. ana the
remainder, ncindiog the Hoaaves from MASSACHUSETTS,
were compelled n occupy ths tables the mess room
she pitching mattresses 10 the oicers quar-
tess the northwest AID entrance OF The barracks
The troops In the beet possible spirit, and only wi
the srrivsl Of the urorms for the recruits 70
proceed TO their final oee' inatlon.
regiment 10 receipt Of accessols TO their ranks
every dsy and AZ they ande ing rR exercise ana
or during their encsm ,ment in this city, they will on
their arrival a. the national capital be yell disciplined
cor,s any that hiss preCeded IT, The horses be
longing TO the officers Will brought 70 toe park gro
baby 10 day rbey have heretofore been kept on livery
~ a stable IN Crosby street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
NEW YORK ZOUAVES.

The .orCwirg the Off ,ers Of company D, New York
Zo1aves:Cspssin, Henry Wright; Frs Lsutel ant, Joh
!. harrison Ensign Jc1n 4. Purley.
Int pun'iabed yesterday Of the officers OF The
Fire Zouave regime Isaac g. Scisas vas meosiooed az
beng ensign 0, Company c, whereas he 10 Ieatenans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
LATER NEWS FROM PENSACOLA.
Correspondence Of the Mobile Advertiser

PENSACOLA, Aprit FL, 1851
Nosnipg Of any Importance from the "nes or FORTH
ssssons the soldiers toll at and sand
bag Heaven them W the task thai the love OF
country patriotism has marked out.
The transport steamers have changed their anchorage
nov lie within two miles Of Fort Pickens. No fur
Aher arrivals 10 the squadron.
The presumption 10, that the timber felled the
sAnc DOT TO clear road for ring, but n faci
Ats the passage Of wagons the Gulf beach The fede
raj stl hauling 10 the fort, from their point Of
hpd, what 70 be provisions and ammunition In
SIDE and around Fort Pckens great exertions appa
rent.
e sad IN town, but question IT, that federal troops
cocppy the eastern portion OF Santa 2osa leland
Gen. Bragg determined 70 deepd at every point the
territory entrusted 70 his charge Col Seveos OF the
nsbeer Corpe came up this evening to survey and de-
Rrmine the cty's defence In. poesesslou OF this
place would be Of immense advantage 10 the feierats
and hence the precaution Of the Commanding General in
having II well defended.
There my stery 10 the movements Of the wyan
dot; the last two days abe has been gaioping up
and down eanta Rosa beach Ike race horse
The United states merchant brig Icarian sailed this
afternoon for Vera Cruz. Another "Yank,n the J. ~
Richards, sails tonight for New York No blockade
yet
pair Of gloves, there's fgh. for ten days. say
tbis from VIVA, I've seen. No one knows Gen. Brasgs
Intentions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

Arc sadly 6kapvcnted a the gloomy p-ospsc. a getting
away bot content lhemssivee with The assurance ta
theirs VIII be the nsss regimsus 70 esvs after the voa
.eeYs got Oh. Ths regiment full, and must0s
about 100 msn- !. was Yumorsd yesterday that 'ev
win into camp ~ the end Of ~ V0ek but the locs
ton seems 70 be secret, o. else NJ decded upon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
NO MORE STATE MILITIA TO BE SENT AWAY

We understand ths General SANFORD has been advised
by Governor Morgan not to send any regiments u
the regularly organized militia out Of the State. The
regiments that have already gone forward viii be qa,e
sufficient TO take Of the capital until the volunteer
forces arrive when the volunteers shall arrive suf
8cent force is the intention OF the Governor to order
the militia home. Many OF city regiments, such
the Ninth, Seventy ninth and FIFTY fifth will be sally
disappointed ut not getting opportunity to shpv their
patriotism But the thing cannot be helped. and the
troops will have to content themselves with
FOR week or two, nj least.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.

HEADeC ARTEas, DETACHMENT F!ssr NDslasr,
NArosAL GUARD,
QUARANTINE, STATEN ISLAND.
The medical officers the Firs. Reg 1nent National
Guard Coiorel w. T. Allen desire reiatn, 10 bsha Of
the reg meDt their sincere thanks toe ladies OF Brook
lyr for their donation OF ban lagos ann lint.
J. LA @RENCE HICKS, ID Surgeon,
JOHN ioWE, y surgeons Ea,e.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
FIRST REoraEsT NAr7 ,-aI GUARD,
QUARANTINE BUILDING, STATEN ISLAND, April 80, 1851
IL Jour edition Of 10 day Sigh. error ocaa-s gith
rggard 70 Gumpany 7. should DO Lieutenant Yeansne,
and not Gergens, a. published
b. PAGE, Assistant Sergeant Major,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

the following resolutions
Resolved, That II be recommended 70 the owners Of
yscns belonging 70 this club 70 oer through the Com
Inc services Of thor yachts 10 the government
Oh me United states Tor any duty compatible with we
qualities and Dimensions Of the vessels
Resolved That The dstur bed afflicted condition OF
should be postponed
By order Of the chairman.
A. O. KIN3sLASD,
on behalf u the committee.
IA MORTON Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
THE EXCELSIOR BRiGA

There are two recruiting offices 10 South brooklyn for
the reception Of recruits for this brigade N the JEFF
fersor House. Hamilton avenue, hick5 street. and
another q, the Twelfth Ward House. Of Church
and om streets Captain Reynolds 10 the u,t,ng
Who has charge those two placee The Jackson
Llgh. Infantry and Excelsior regime n. WILL wnen DOM
p.ie pe kno sn by Of tho Excelsior Brig sdo
rbe tn,re corps is undo rsteod viii be UNDER the CON-
maud OF the Hon. Daniel f. Sexes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

TnE ZOUAVES ON STATEN ISLAND.

colonel !ison iesree emphatcay 10 deny the state
ent lha, any intention part OF his body TO Hest
" quarrel with Colonel Aliens regiment has existed
Instead such being sber design they would rather pro-
lee, them, ip case OF assault
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
MEETING IN HARlhM.

On 1borsi'y evening last large meeting Was held a.
Washington Ball Harlem W aid In messures for tho de-
scpce o. tho cocuiry. Sidney p. ngraham, ESQ, pre-
sded, ard Edgar kstchnm, IRON tbs oommissee Of
r~nssmep. reported An address, and resolutions which
heartily supper cd the government aud the war Ooonea
= ~ fhorpc, OF hc,kyn, mace mcst elective spesoh,
followed BY Vm. Z. hillihon, Il b Perkins md Coooel
James wharton rhe ansst spvit prevailed, ana ncre
than zoe thousand dollars were Contributed, wntoh
harvesting by additions every cay me Harlem ouard
ard German ccmpsnv are under drii prspasine tner
members for such service may 10 required An erecu.
tive md veiiaacs comstsee wws apponesd, I'D Has-
jsD y actlysly ensaGs4 y ~ eemn.sa eoseeA
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SECOND REGIMEN I.

vas expected that this regiment would have left The
city ior Washington yesterday but owing the ord 'r
lstely issuea that OF uniformed militia should
leave the volunteers Forwarded, they still 70
main wltb us.
he evpce great DISAPPOINTMENT In not being uer
ntr 70 so, after their preparation and the expecs
they put TO The regDeot has oeen % war 70,
ing fo' Time and scent great Of tim Ia
perscin themselves for this Supposed Campaign rhe
fojowing order has been Issued
SPECIAL oRDsR-No 10.
sEcuap RgGNN NEW YoRH STATE IIGRF tyFtSuY !
-TaIx GUARD, INV York, Ap,ii 20 ls6l
The rflcers and members OF THIS regiment are hereby
ordered assemble at theu respective company dr.i
mr, Weonesday morning At moe O'Clock al,gue
cress " tbout kpapsscksl, for reg mental ari CON
mapdsnts with their companies Will rrpt 70 tho Ado
tant Nnpkips square at teu O'Clock =. 81 Tue non
staff and drum corps ~i report 70 .ho Ad
utsnt the ground AZ quarter before ten O'Clock A.
". The &c and eiaG (moun,en) w report 10 The Clio
mel at the Armory al nine O'Clock A. w. It IL expected
thai the req ment will be reversed by Cen. spicer
order Of @. ". D. rompkins, Colonel
A. v. RFA Adil,ant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
THE STEAMER MArANzAs.

We beg 70 correct an In thu Sunday edition %
your papcr me steamship NaAnsaa has not bssn onAr-
tered By the goverment, and viii sail for her de:sina-
United States mail, usual The Masapsss su be ready
70 receive cargo = her pier rive, On Or ahsss
Nc. g Ey0nANaa RsACs, AygM =, -.
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PRAYER MEETING FOR THE ABSENT SOL.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The mothers OF the Sevenln and Seventy irst reQi-
ments will bold another me-u g prayer the chapel
o. the Home for Che Frepdles this afternoon three
O'Clock All those pc who may be interested are
most cordially invited 10 be present. and join tneie
voices in pray for hoee ~ho absent defending their
country and upholding It, rights
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AID TO THE VOLUNTEERS.

A meeting Of tho ladies Of st. Anus church, in Eight
zenith street, held In The schoolroom Monday after
Doon and society organized for making clothes, and
otherwise assisting the efforts being msde pro-
mote the comfort the who have enlisted.
The following officers elected presifcnt Mrs. VII
liam w. Wait, 326 Seropd avenue; vice Presdent, Nrs.
Annie Mills, 130 East Thirty second street; Secretary,
Mrs. A. Benny Thurston rs Msdson avenue Treasurer.
Mira spencer, Gramorcy Park nousc. 10 was resolved
TO call the society the 81 Anpns Rsnef stion The
society ~ meet this O'Clock.
They respectfully ak the Operation OF ali who are
ter ested The ladies' are now making large flag 70 be
placed the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
THE COAST SURVEY.

Captain Mechan and Mr. HAPPIER, officers Of the Coast
Survey, are at Roanoke LELAND, O. and have ceased
operations. They are waiting passage 70 wAshinsoa
city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-24

pays the following compliment to Col. Man
OF the Tenth Indiana regiment. acting
General of the brigade Col. Manson y
becoming popular as commander Of the brig
sde. and 4 universal wish Is expressed that he
be made a Brigadier General. he has bad
experience. We remember that the dag OF
our Union was not dishoncred when Il
waved over the brave men OF his regiment
amidst the thunder and carnage Of Rich
mountain. He is emphatically mai OF
s.piuck" and viii know nothing OF defeat IT
success Is within the range OF possibility i
IN confident that he vii! make a better Brig
adler General than any man now IN Ken
lucky. unless Il be General McCook. cc'o-
nel Manson is rapidly systemstizing his brig
ade, and il will certainly play no unimpor
tsnt part in the sad drama Of this Iigkiy cons
test.