The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19

ton OF its officers. II wo, =.
give Colonel Brodhead I'D be bu, an act Of fairness 70
GERS for although he ecredt ofchoosing competent o-
letters asking appoi constantly beseged by numerous
asked for The use seecS to oil the responsb positions
made are ones lew appointments that have thus been
lent The tw Tnen are in every way proper and excel
be composer ave companies Of which the regiment Is TO
city durn have now been accepted and will reach the
Hamirar 4 me present week and rendezvous at the
sheds Brodhead and the use of il accepted Suitable
hui have already been erected and others being
&c tlor the shelter OF the regiment Captain Howrgans
pany will proceed to the rendezvous to- day and es.
sablish their permanent quarters there.
me afand Rapids Cavalry, Captain Norton were mus
| Captain Harvey Tden, United States Army. They have
| gone into camp in that city
MARYLAND.
The cavalry company raised by Captain Henry Cole
OF Frederick mustered into the service Of the United
States on the 10th instant by Major smith, United States
army as the First Cavalry company of the First reg
eh OF the Home Brigade authorized to be raised by ex
Governor Francis Thomas The company have chosen
the resignation OF "Coe Rangers, and its muster roll,
numbering eighty six rank and le is as folows:Cap-
Jam, Henry A. Cole; First Lieutenant Richard W. Coomes
consists OF young ablebodied moral men, there being
put ono Oh the men as Old tyfve, and is as fine
Dody as can be found in the service The uniform, arms
ana morse equipments have been furnished to the men,
ana tner horses, which are in Hagerstown, are
pected TO reach here in day Upon the arrival Of
tne horses the company will at once be placed in camp
OF instruction.
ILLINOIS.
Aregiment OF cavalry composed Of the finest material
ready for the Most of the have been mustered
into the United States service.
IOWA.
The Iowa Second regiment Of cavalry Is forming at
Davenport.
KANSAS.
We called attention. says the Leavenworth Conservative
OF the 10Th inst short time ago the organization Of
company OF volunteers for the war-the Rocky Noun
tam Rangers Colorado Territory. John d. Martini for
merly OF this city, captain Of the arrived here
Yesterday He reached ST. Joseph with thirty seven OF
his men ON Friday having left Denver on the 10Th ult
W W. Wallace is First and Henry Wells Second Lieuten-
ant ihirty-eght more Of the company their
way hither, and will arrive in n few DAYS They will
enter the service as cavalry Captain Martin very
sirous to join Lanes brigade will so IL he can be
property provided for All the eager for active
service to show the seceshers" touch Of their quality
These men come 700 miles offer their services their
country. Hardy, active men, to whom exposure and
rough life are pleasures believe they will form Of
the most efficient companies in the service.
OHIO.
We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th inst
that Captain McNickos cavalry numbers one hun
dred and sixteen first men and has received march,
ing orders They will probably be armed and equipped
at Carlisle Pa and will proceed thence Washington to
JON colonel Youngs regiment AT election Of officers
on Monday the following gentlemen chosen:-H.
McNickol captain A. j. Post first lieutenant H. K Bur-
nett second lieutenant N Gibson orderly sergeant;
s. d. Walker, first sergeant; W. C. CoughM second ser
geant J. r. Wade, third sergeant H. Mutt fourth SER
geant Kennedy, first corporal; j. OConnell, second
corporal; A. T. Ross, third corporal Wooack fourth
corporal; G. W. vantyre, fifth corpsral E. F. Parker
sixth CORPORAL H. Mansel, seventh corporal.
MISSOURI.
company Of cavalry to join the Rocky Mountain
Rangers is forming in st. Joseph
PAY OF THE CAVALRY.
The following table will show the amount paid per
month 70 the commissioned officers and privates of
the cavalry service, in accordance with the late act II
Congress-