The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-19
MlLITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW york.

DEPARTURE OF THE TAMMANY REGIMENT.
This lne regiment, which 10 composed almost entirely
Of who residents Of the city of New York yester
day afternoon took their departure for the seat Of war;
having received marching orders only the evening before
The Tammany regiment has been encamped at Great
Neck for the past six weeks and have arrived at degree
Of proADy in military discipline which IL truly as
touisa1 - The men composing tho regiment
poser Che right material to make good body of sol
ders, and when they TO render OF thom
selves amid the carnage of BATTLE there is doubt hs,
brave soldiers The uniform of the Tammany regiment is
that OF the National Guarderay panaloons and jackets,
and they are armed with the Springfield muskets of 81
AT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon they embarked,
0O3 strong board the steamer Kill Won Kns and were
then transported to Elzabcthport from whence they will
be taken by rail to Washington.
The steamboat Major Anderson Captain Edward Cor
man, its morning trip to Great Neck, Camp iamnany,
crowded by The friends and relatives OF the
regiment bat the boat arrived at the antiug
they forbidden TO dsembark by The authorities at
the camp Sergeant Copeland, together with ten police
men, was at tho camp since Wednesday afternoon, t.
pfcscrvo orer, but no disturbance any consequence
occurred The widest scene Of excitement esHe the
refused OF the police 10 allow passengers OF the Major
Anderson 10 land and the females aboard Che boat rent
piteous cry OF waiting they viewed their depart
ing friends upon the shore, whom they might gaze
carried out by the police, and not siosc one on
board the boat was allowed to iaud az Great Neck.
Probably this action the result of Che that when
she friends Of the regiment got shore Of
fusion would that would naturally rctnrd The de-
parting movements of the soldiers fnihusapl the
part OF the regiment was decidedly " the highest pitch,
md they seemed glad ard willing TO depart tie con
Cd IN s.lsuce q ,Aa .pia-- nd ths constitution
The officers Of the fnany regiment, although mostly
composed Of civilians, still possess the stamina Of good
and daring lighting Some Of them have seen SCR
the Mexican and Florida vars fanenapt Colonel
CoggsYel and Captain QMeara have both held posors u
tho regular army and have d.stignlhed themselves IN
sctaai service Captain J. J. Mooney, OF Company A. Is
we'll iuown in tho iwsnteth ward Tie other officers are
also equally welt known Of honesty and
| good Standing.
The folowlng are tho officers Of the Tsmmany reg.-
mept--
coggswell Adiutant, G, Bedford Major, john Il I'd
eon Surgeon John Osborne Surgeon Mate T. Forr ard
Queitermascr Joseph F. Green Sergeant MAJOR, Dennis
| j. Downing; Colonels SECRETARY, gamss A-HaL
| toapdNy 4-eapatn, James ]. Mooney; First Lieutc-
| nant, Henry Harrington; Second Lieutenant, Hugh
| McClosky
I Compdny B-Capain. Potter Rome; First Lieutenant
| James f. Boyle; Second Lieutenant, Thomas Albeit.
Cornpopy CCaptain James Gallagher; First I.leute
nant Charles Mepherson Second Lieutenant Sames ellis
Compdny E-Captain Timothy Z. O. Moard, First leu
| tenant, NJ. j. Downing; Second Lieutenant, ]. Kelly.
Company F-Captain Waiter ]. Tobn; First L.crten
ant, Leopold Gothold Second Lieutenant, II. Conroy.
Company G--Cal,ain John GUAM First Lieutenant X.
| g. Wright; Second Lieutenant, Y. Lee.
Company H. Captain G. IT. IT. Alden; First Lieutenant
| X. Rets; Second Lieutenant, A. Pane.
Company f-Capain David Hogg; First lieutenant
| Thomaa A. Lynch; Second Ieuenant, Samuel Giyerou
Company R-Captan Michael Genaty First Lieutenant
Thomas Reynolds; Second Lieutenant, Jatnes McGra
Company D-Captain Henry f. Call; First Lieutenant
John F. Bend0n Second Lieutenant William H. Wallace.
No chaplain hospital steward goes cut with the
ginlent.