The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.

mAssioners OF Charities and Corrections
Important Letter from the Payma sser
General-Prcparatton for the Forma-
tfon or Home Guard-Untirlng Activity
of the Voiunteers-Mthtary Meetings
Tonight, &c., sc.
again compelsi by a prese upon our columns
to defer the publication Of large OF local military
news, and communications from various correspon
DENTS but they fha bave undivided attention
early day. 1t win be that the military preparations
IN tho city have not decreased in the least but that the
martial spirit Of the people is growing intense and
as our rational troubles taking soldiers from
and leaving partially unprotected those persons who
could nsS leave, for various reaGons organizing
Home Guard TO take OF the city during the absence
Of it's usual projectors number of military meetings
will be held this evening for election OF oers and other
business purposes
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ZoUAvEs.
The Fire Department regiment Of Zouaves under COM
mand of Colo ell Ellsworth have had their orders chang
ed, and they win not occupy Fort Hamilton wednes
day evening They drilled last evening the upper
Arsenal, and having been formed in company line, the
regiment was exercised in the simple mapuuvres.
The Governor has directed Colonel Hubbel TO muster
this regiment into service Immediately They have
enrolled and actually drilling, $50 The companies
drill follows during the two remaining days of their
stay in this city
TUEspAY-Compauy A, one O'Clock p NJ; Company B,
pany D, four O'Clock r. Company E. i've O'Clock r. H.
Company +, O'Clock 7. Company G, seven O'Clock
O'Clock P ii. Company J, ten O'Clock p n - A'''
Wnpsas1sS Company A. nine o'clock a. NJ Company
ssn 0io't vsvs o %pnHy Hcask 4
2. NJ Company y, t~o oc1ock 7. NJ. Company G. three
O'Clock P NJ Company u, four clock P. 81 Company I,
The uniforms win be distributed en- wednesday. The
officers are requested To meet at the Ast, House To- day
rcap) were elected FRS. ueu.enans, and will probably
arrive mere today
THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
New YORK, April %, 1861.
AS understand proposals have been Issued to supply
our volunteers with knives, forks. spoons, plates ard
cups hereby offer to equip hundred of Colonel Fills
worth s Zouave Gremen with full sets of these camp
utensils, free of charge.
ALEX. DnXAR, 700 Broadway.
SIXTH REGIMENT.
The following appeal is made to the citizens by the
committee appointed to receive subscriptions fer tie
families til are left behind
Tho undersigned detailed y JOSEPH O. Pin,kncy Colonel
of ,he sixth regiment Gym; New x.I
s 's 'ass
sRse. rs !,
which may Pc sent e Hugh Ganp, Charmsn i1g Pearl
snse H. ''''''' 'ss'' AsS"a As'es nv Chambers
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
ment is busiy engaged in making additions to their
raI Company = Captain Byrnc has opened recruiting
to provide men with complete uniforms
FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.
the FIRST regiment National Guard, Colonel II. H.
Allen, was duly mustered and received into service yes
conducted by DIR. Alexander Mott and out of the entire
regiment there were but rejected by the in
spec,ng officers The Arsenal at he o. White and
Elm streets has been placed at the disposal o. the reg
ment where the will be CHARTERED at present bu.
s expected to be placed in depot to-day a. Fort Schuy
ier. The men were all furnished with blankets, nat
tIefsss &c, By the Quartermas.er General and their
other equipments will be forthcoming in day or two
Len, and subscription lists for this purpose VIII be
ound at the stores o. Messrs. Dali, Black & e. Dad |
destIs Tiffany Co where AL ladies' can sign the
n furtherance OF this object.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
TO TI4 Nn1T3R OF THE HERALD.
Please substitute the name Of William Eortelth as |
nant Of Company @, Twelfth regiment, IN place OK
mine PUBLISHED in your issue Of this morniog,
CHAs. WHiIi0Ck, LA Grand street,
THE ADVANCE GUARD 2ouAvEs
have elected the following oiicers-Colonel Abram Dur
zee; Msio., J. Mansfield DavieA Adiltint, Joseph 7.
Haubln; Surgeon, DR. Gilbert; Assistant Quarermas er,
7. perer; First company, Captain Robert $. DuTount
Second DO Captain H. ID. Hull; Third do, Captain Henry
Davies, Jr.; Forrth do, CAPTAIN II. \. swartwout;
Fifth do Captain {. Wirslow SIKH do Captain Henry
Dury &c; Seventh d, Captain Abram Ike; Eighth do
Captain James L. Waugh
FIRST REGIMENT SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
AT the drawing 81 the company letters by the officers
Sunday last, Capt W b. Parsen drew the letter T.
be coors Of tho regiment consequently falls 10 his
rps. Capt PaIscn has raised his company 10 Brook
n and takes the same position in line that the lamen
ed Person, Of Brooklyn, occupied in the New York vo
lunteers IL 1913.
SECOND REGIMENT SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
0foeys and men who were engaged in act al service
during the late with Mexico requested 20 enrol
themselves with this regiment, and al others who
DESTROYS defending this glorious Union the present
crisis viii have opportunity of serving under compe
tent oifcers. Headquarters 4S7 Broadway. 1hs regi
mert will be under tae command 0! General 10 BART
Ward