New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Lens Col Nugent and Capt Rodgers OF ,oe RrcaSs:
Guard, philadelphia in relation TO the iiisn fss

neced with military nizsons n ~ lion on the above
bsSt o red d. ~bSh i we mean claim
ssps an sS Isf@sp toon he said Brigade am Sn
INC h''0' VI Yours very faithfully ,urar RODGERS
Capt, Shields Guards, p v.
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has been duly number TsSsc Of the cccIs Of 6 Rs%n
Y NJ Iais re%c1t 10 pc RtS,as Tbs regiment
toSTp @ o, she s By TSemS. Francis Irish
Bs which TO form s g sa5yDsTson Sy Ssa military
odsrS p Philadcpha this undertaking and tra't they
wa that he ranks Of our brigade win be long in 6s
up. However Ii the military insnmen o our eY De
they may be In time to join US as the "a
shall be ssd hear from again This ,uSi.c ard to
afford ven any add iOns information you may require
poprpT AM Sss Sr yGGi' e ssy sS Rss NYsN
MUSTERED IN.
About eighty recruits were mustered into the SER
vice Yesterday and Immediately sept TO Camp Lyons
by Gen. Viele. Company j, Sect Rifles, and Al men
for the Mechanics and Ar,iesns Guard were anu
mustered into service yesterday ai1erncon. . c,n,
The Military Board has issued certificates 10 Capt;
Jules Weble w. ii. Horstnan, Arthur Boyee an1
Japes Whitney, IieuenGnts JACOB Flsher, Geo. "
Ii. Watts and Frank Staple.
ITEMS CONCERNING DIfFERENf EtSlhLNIs.
Recruiting Quarters for the NeN.lork Dfagoons
were opened at No 744 Broadway, a few days ago,
and the organization 10 progressing favoraoly' ~ is
reported that 100 men are ready TO bo mustered INTO
the service The regiment 10 commahdsc W W"
Bliss.
Tie first company of this regiment waB mustered
into service few days ago. and five companies more
will be inspected before the end OF the week: 5Ds
Colonelcy OF the regiment viii be given 70 N.Y. SapdeI
biit graduate Of West Point, and son OF tne on
tngnished Commodore. The quarters are al NO oo'
! Broadway, and corner Of Pearl and SANDS sTee's'
Brooklyn.
In addition 10 the regiments already reported as
forming the State organization, are The Empire Hou'
| avee and the National Guard ZOuayes.
| Company A. Union Rifles, and company foT Me
Morgan Rifles have been mustered INTO the state
| service.
The regiment organizing by Col. Krzyzanowski, isa
rife regiment anu not cavalry regiment as lnadVer
tenty reported headquarters corner OF broadway ahu
| Park Place.
The New.York Rides, under command of Col. Ls
Gendre although organized but three weeks ago, have
already mustered into the service four companies ana
another one is nearly ready. AS thls regimen, Hli
hsve attached O battery Of De Br1ne's reVc'VlHg
ided cannon and numbers among It's ofhcers several
gentlemen who have seen service IN Europe is pros
ects are quite as promising those OF sny orgamSa
lion in the city. l. is now quartered ut Camp wash
ington Staten Leland and The Headqaartsrs are IN the
southwest corLer Of the City Had, under the Mayors
Tie recruiting Office of the 38th Regiment, Second
Scott Life Guard, is in Leonard street, near Broad
way. This regiment did good service at the battle OF
Can't. Fitz James O'Brien of Company A, Mcclellan
Rifles saws tha, his company was mustered into the
service on the 10th of August and that ye more CON-
panies will be mustered III by next Saturday
= REVIVAL IN CAMP.
Among the interesting resulls Of the Lahore OF the
Rev, L. C. lockwood, Chaplain, with members Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, among regiments
in and about this city, 10 revival among The Contl,
mental Guard quarered at Fort Hamilton, attended
with the conversion Of about dozen OF the soldiers
| IRA HARRIS GUARDs-CAvALRY.
There three companies now on Staten Leland De-
longing TO this regiment, under Capis Green lests
Thax,o
steamboat landing, and are III constant dTil' Lieut.
Burns formerly Frst Sergeant of tie cavalry DEPOT
| Carlisle Barracks, Penn, las been engaged ior
the Last week in insiructiGg the so,d'eis' ;nney
foe state Of dsc pine aud understand thoroughly the
drill upon foot mounted men. Lieut. Burns served
in the Btsh army before sevsstopol, vas repeatedly
wounded, aud present In every action from Alma 70
Sergean; in the United States Dragons has part Of
company recruited. Capt. Lynes, formerly OF the
Flat Regiment, has recruited a company in Newbmgh.
HANCOCK GUARDS.
This s the name of q new regiment accepted by the
Secretary Of War The Colonel is a well-known
citizen--Mr. L. w. Tipneli. His father was Gen.
eral in tie Austrian service. Col. Tinnei was edu-
Gated in the Military Academies OF Geneva, Pays. lie
entered az Second Lieutenant Of Artillery in the Sar
! dnian army. In lS2l he was first officer of COM
paDy Of Cbasseurs. He sIterward served in the Span
ish army in the general stat of Gen. Mona, against
the army of the DUKE dAngOnleme. In 1881. during
the revolution Of Central Italy, he organized 5000
Chasseurs on the frontiers OF Como atteIward was
taken prisoner by tie Austrians, and sentenced 10
death, which was eventually commuted 10 perpetual
bsnis6ment, and the coniseaton Of bis estates. In
1885 he came 10 the United States. In lsi0 he was
appointed by President Van Buren, Consul to Portu-
| GAL where he renained ten years. The headquarters
Of this regiment are at No. IA Chambers street.
COL. VIM. HALsTED's NEw-JERsEY CAVALRY
| REGIMENT.
Five companies of this regiment, numbering up
ward Of 400 men, left Trenton at yesterday for
the seat Of war; under command of j. II. Alexander,
Adutant.
rany b, r. C. Lewis; Company g. Ivips ID. Jones;
| Company ID, Robert N. BOYD; Company +, j. Lucas
| This cavalry regiment is composed OF many OF the
most distinguished snd best Of the State and IL
Acknowledged on ali sides 10 excel any body Of mill
| ,ary that has yet left the State for the war.
Especial attention has been paid to clothing and
equipping this regiment The aTIns and horses will be
supplied at Washington.
FIRST REGIMENT FIRE zoUAvEs.
The following order VIA issued Yesterday. and re-
ceiyed with general satisfaction by the regiment:
HEADeuARrHR, llrH RKdrxKvT, N WA
FisR ZoUAvs'. Aug q 1881
GKSERlL ORDER 70. IL Tho regiment win leave the Bss
terry tomorrow a,o mr. for qusrters in the hbo Of Ne"
H. Companies viii b. formed at o. H. undor aud Of
the sepiof company Of officers present. -
by comm andof COL LOESER-
Ipw. BARNARD, Capt. and Acting Adj't.
THE MIDNIGHT sHARPsHooTERs.
Night before last the frss experiments Of the reei
nent known the Calcium-iight Sharpehooters, now
beiug organized by Professor Grant at Weehawken,
were made in the presence OF large number OF pecta-
tors email imitation Of masked battery, where
from amid mass Of green branches peered forth what
seemed the muzzet Of two guns was the object Of the
evenings hcstilities, and when night came On, the
brilliant calcium light thrown upon them, reveal
ing everything as by daylight and they were rddled
at leisure by the sharpshooters The light was thrown
and the firing done from distance Of about two hum
dred yards Here lei 1t observed that y ~ required IN
this regiment that each rifeman shall DO up to Col
Berdan's test.