The New York herald., 1862-08-14

recrptDg Office has been opened at the Napoleon
Hotel Hobokcn for the Thirteenth regiment New Jersey
Volunteers This the frsxbch has been in that city
since the call for troops. CAPTAIN Mount who wa
wounded in tho battle Of Gas Farm and who mas beo1
long resident Of Hoboken l. fast recovering and
will soon be in the field once more.
COLONEL DOD0Es CAyALHY REGIMENT.
There scarcely regiment at the seat Of from
New York which is sending of many and such excel
lent recruits as Colonel Doages regiment Of cavalry now
stationed in Virginia During the past few days Captain
Paten the recruiting officer has sent forward nearly one
hundred men.
THIRTY-sEvENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS,
to be the intention of the government TO I'LL up
the old regiments, aud to allow even drafted men
the privilege of choosing any regiment they please In
that supposcn, II becomes very important for them to
be well acquainted with tho various regiments already In
the field. Among these few offer many Inducements
especially to Catholics, the Thirty seventh New York
Volunteers The regiment Is composed almost exclusive
ly of Irish Catholics 1t has Catholic chaplain who has
followed the all through from tn start For moral
conduct discipline and bravery the field the regiment
stands very high. attempts have been at
different times to join it to the Irish Brigade Not long
since General Meagher meeting General Kearnsy ad-
dressed him thus" General you would not, should
think object to my having the Thirty seventh New York
" is an Irish regiment and naturally belongs to my bril-
gade." sDo You mean that regiment which fought with
at Williamsburg and Fair Oaks.' tfPrecisey."
Wsll, sir, cannot part with he,n never sir They be-
long to my family: they my children. keep them
cnarg0.
arm" II must be remembered that tho General has but
one arm having lost the other In the service OF his coun
Try Mexico Another reason could De added IN iayor
OF the Thirty seventh. Their term OF service Is very
short. On the 7th Of next June the men will be mus
tered out and enjoy again the blessings OF domestic e
FIFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Murray of the Fifth regi-
ment New York State artillery has arrived in town,
having been sent here BY order of Major General Wool
recruit for his regiment rhe Fifth regiment sta
toned at Fort Marshall Baltimore, an cmnsnce
having full command Of the latter city, full view Of
Federal Hill Fort McHcnry and the placid ratapsco The
location Of the fort is healthy and salnbrous land
in close proximity to is perfect garden. being inter
spersed with hill and dale lawns and woods and dotted
here aud there with beautiful suburban residences OF the
merchant princes of Baltimore The regiment is the
highest state of discipline both in heavy ery and in
fantry tactics Drills at the big guns in the morning ana
with muskcts in the afternoon The afternoon dress pa
rades excellent field near the fort, usually at
tended by the beauty and fashion OF Baltimore and the
soldiers 1cqut themselves In the best manner No regi
men in the field offers greater inducements to those
young men who wish to identity themselves with first
class regiment with good quarters pay and ons, and
commanded by gentlcmanly and experienced officers.
The headquarters for recruits for this regiment at the
northeast Of Bowery and Grand street, at which
place Lieutenant Colonel Murray may be found during
Office hours.
THE PHOENIX REGIMENT.
The above corps the Fourth regiment OF the Irish
Brigade and is fast recruiting, Colonel James
Burke being the able commander The organization Il
called after Colonel Corcoran. Since the I'd OF July the
regiment has been recruiting and their cor have been
crowned with success Four hundred and twentv.siS
have already been enrolled Forty-hve men are to
BIZ received from Staten Island to-day. Al public meet
ing held a Stapet0n the 11th inst bounty OF $50
irrespective OF state and United States bounties
voted TO be given TO each recruit and the above forty
five the island responded to the call, and
now enrolled in Captain Slothers company. Mr..
Blessum a resident OF YonKers hearing that Captain
Bernard p. Morphy required I'LL up his
pany, generously offered IS 10 each who should
uccr and placed the funds in the bands Of Sergeant
pprhs N ann 4
the muster is not filed up
THE THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Captain Thomas Murphy and Captain Michael Murphy
Of the Third regiment, Empire Brigade yesterday
tered the service about twenty The companies
the excellent officers will BE- full soon and it is
mainly owing 10 the energetic exertons which they have
made since rst organizing the brigade Colonel Bralik
who is in command Of the regiment is continually at his
post and the officers r9much pleased to have efficient
cominandant. Recruiting Offices OF the above captains
situated at No $50 Centre street and No Is Division
street.
| ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF LIEUTENANT ENNIS.
OF HAWKINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CONDO
LENcE, ETC.
The remains Of Lieutenant Vim. Fl. Ennis, Of Company
c, Ninth New York Volunteers (Hawkins Zouaves),
rived in this city yesterday morning under the escort OF
afsw OF the officers OF the regiment This young and gal
liant officer much beloved by his brother officers
The following preamble and resolutions, which were
passed by them in camp Immediately after his death
| soldierly bat for hts gentlemany qualities
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as aS s9 snssi Sl noh may BE- proud
and friends most sincere and heartfelt synrahes foT
Resolved that remains Of our loved brother
to his home under tho charge Of
LA. mark of departed
that the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
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THE STANTON LEGION.
Tho fact that the more advanced companies Of The
1hurow Weed Guard have been received with their
pany officers into the Stanton Legien has given rise
report that the Guard had been consolidated with the
Legion Such Ia not the case, Colonel OmsteaA for
merry commanding the Guard has been and will moi
be any capacity attached TO Colonel Aliens Le
gion. This command Is now far advanced toward
p'cton and 10 those desrous Of going 20 the fcd at
early day offers many peculiar advantages.
| COLONEL GuRSEY's NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
The Produce Exchange Committee have appropriated
extra bounty Of ten dollars per for the FIRST three
hundred men that mustered into this regiment Tho
bounty is paid ths rcgmental headquarters No s4
Broadway. Captain Howlands compapy-the Monitors
Is fun and second company is being orga aized
Persons desiring 80 JON should make early application
| over sixty men were mustered into the regiment on
Wednesday.
GEyEEAL oBrRE--No. ~.
SrINoI4s LSi1EE BRIGAnE. August Is 1852
The General Commanding has noticed with regret the
either intended ignorant slight put upon brigade
orders by officers IN particular and feels therefore
strained for the interest o the service and tho confident
reliabitXthat his orders are strictly complied with to
direct that
obeycd 10 the letter, in every particular by al officers
field, staff and line OF his co'nmand and that ahy dere.
lection or want Of prompncse the part Of any officer
VIII ~ once meet with measures commensurate with the
oence orders laid down by the commandht Of brigade
camp arc TO bo respected without comment and any and
all complaints must be reportedN writing. to these