The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
TIVE REGIMENTS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Tue Eighth and Sixty-nfnth OF New
York, and the ThtrteeHth and Twenty
eighth of Brooklyn.
THE IxTY.NINrH REaIMENr.

THE sIxTy-NINTH REGIMENT.
Orders for the departure of this regiment today were
reserved Gu Saturday last, and the work OF filing up to
footing has been proceeding vigorously ever sae.
Up 10 last evening over six thousand volunteers
had been enrolled but orders received from
governor Morgan not to recruit larger number than
was sufficient to complete the regimental compile
ment OF 600 EN- and they consequently compelled
10 limit their rumber to that figure. All the men are
enhsastc for active service and express the hope
tina: they viii be compelled to go through Baltimore and
force oh to Washington Rsgimenta lire is to be
form ed this forenoon at nine O'clock Broadway cor
OF Great Jones street. whence they will proceed TO
The steamship James Adger for embarkation.
The following order has been issued In reference to the
troop Of Isncers Of the Sixty ninth
SPECIAL ORDERS.
1'iA'S, '''i NV '' yona, AN spgn p. Esi
1hs oOp attached TO thi regime Sans required for
he sns 5ig and ' such sss s t da1ss as
% s s. a Z y Sss James s Sss ssss s sa
supplies .hs en- cnne: Be a. Ms2r
g ne q the ssa,a is p.s 81 Fs s
'>1 "a' 1's0'eH@'' s~'' SfcH1sI SoRcoRAy coone,
siff EIGHTH REGIMENT
VII derGi 20 Toy with Inc full reglmenta com piement
az geo L,en. The Dragon company take with them six
mountain howliz,rs for g,apc and causter discharges
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square at eight O'clock whence ise line Of march viii b.
taken up TO Per So Moth river, whore they viii embark
on board the steamship Alabama.
Ihe following Is lie. o. the oncers Of the regiment
Co.oHel Gees ss - olE.
Lisoteaah. CoeEel Gas. G. Waterbury.
NJ jor uted /. Wentworth.
AdjstGE., y g. kee er, Jr.
Engineer, " -. a. Walton.
Paymas.er, 81. y Coshmtn.
pAaI.sInas.eg, Cas- g. Cc-neA
SarIe3D, ". Dalton.
CA5p.an, rhos. Rirksr.
SuvnfOp's Mite T. r. Smith
Troop --Capian Joshua N. varilu. Fra: Lieutenant,
RsbaIt Brown; secon1 Lieutenant, Stephen H. Corneil
Company Caps - y Q. tombstone; FIRST Lieutenant
c1mpssy Capt, Th-s sweeny first lieutenant,
a l. Enos; secoui Lieutenant, Michael Weaver Wall
Company Captain, I'd yard Burger; secand lep'en.
ant join Appleton.
Isaac Cohen.
Company E--Csptain, Norumer Grimm Fret Iiea,en.
AMI Aonzo paoh; Sc sond Lieutenant Chas. Hurburi;
Second Junior Lieutenant, Geo. =. Fox.
Company captain. Leonder Buck; First Lieutenant,
David A. Allen; SECOND Lieutenant, ID. 4. Diamond
Company G-Capsain, Vim. :. Carr; First Lieutenant,
Company H-cApiair, sanl Gregory First cuter ant
NopComm issioned S'an-sergeant Major Clyde; Assts
.ant Searfeant c. F. Weed Right General Guide &c rye
law Lett General Gui-e, Cook; First seargean Ihos
Ball
rnE TrIRrETNTH REGIMENT.
Yesterday orders were transmitted 10 the C)crel for
the regiment to leave this morning. at eight o'clock
The consequence was, the excitement reached fever
lea. All was pustie among tue soulers' tnuorms
we're looked after knapsacks were packed, and on
every side heard tue note OF preparation. Toe
arory was fcd ,nrousLos, tbs day with the frenis Of
the who about % depart for til var, and az
night the building completely eranmed. outside a
street rendering il almost @poas,bIc 10 pas, while
every and theE sldRss O. recruits marched ct) and
os the building ei sting iui chafa 'rq the crowd
csaissde. within the building the goDcral dfp room.
reennnded WIZ NE measured tramp 81 ieet, a.
lie recruits were BENG 1F.hei, wnis hamoefs Were
ha-rypg 4 FRO ~ the htstie - rrsr1rator aaa
81 over ne city hurrei iIewe1 CAL sero beng mtie
" the oepaF lhg soa.e az eai N.1es pehg attefel
so eFWns pagsts Sre1...1 " -. " az IT,.
sor the s.tey u2se VIZ @ete a0Sut y ~ ~ hsA
SECS g saeT ,oanlfy; - !, 49,. ;. II.
INC let'Wi.e a-e we Nsmss " W o"sfta x. 20
1hHteen,h ~ iNr - t"'y H.Ft ue'A 't'o.'p -
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tIsH.en2nt Colonel, IG0ert II. t-irs
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