The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-25

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TIE TROUBLE AMONG THE RECRUITING OFFICERS.
The delay which Is being experienced the necessary
government regulations relative the payment volun
tssrs boanties is greatly retardng the progress enlist
ing and recruiting officers becoming quite disheat
ened The promised 81 enlistment fee not forthcoming
and the $50 bounty might be classed in the cate
CORY Several OF the officers, appears have abandoned
their Efforts at recruiting as hopeless case.
THE RECRUITING OFFICES.
In the list Of recruiting Offices published yesterdays
edition, that of the Fifty eighth regiment New York
State Volunteers. omitted, which is situated at
Nos 81 and 80 Bowery Captain G. Mars is recruiting
The headquarters for recruiting service Of tho One
hundred anu Second regiment is at No. 480 Broadway
Captain Woodruff Lewis OF Company K, is the recruit
Ing officer.
THE REGIMENTS REQUIRED OF NEW YORK CITY AND
STATE.
There thirty two regiments be furnished by the
State of New York. and according to all present appear
Tho accounts from the different portions Of State
regard to recruiting highly encouraging As the
Empire Brigade and Colonel Pessners regiment also
being organized this will swell the OF regiments
which will be furnished by New York hirtyse With
regard to the officers who are TO command these
organizations the utmost strctness observed select
ing men who are well capacitated for their positions
When II is taken into consideration what bund were
made In this CONNIE 0n at Tie commence OF the
present tho utility Of this srictness becomes quite
apparent. Without good well educated officers can
not be expected 10 have good soldiers
MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE.
There number of recruits examined during yes
ferday by DR. Thompson, who has been appointed med
Cal inspector to determine who entitled to receive
the bounty The Office of Dr. Thompson situated the
Armory, corner or White and Elm streets.
THE NEW ENGLAND RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
The above patriotic association yesterday engaged
In supplying number Of discharged soldiers with food
ana clothing, who arrived in the Fulton.
4 FOREIGN REGIMENT UNDER COLONEL GARIBALD1
Brcvet Colonel Jerome Garibald cousin to great
general of Italian fame, Is resident among US,
there movement on foot to organize regiment, to
be composed Of Germans, French Italians Hungarians
and other natonaes. There no doubt but that tho
prestige which surrounds the name OF Garibaldi will
tend In great measure, to put this regiment in the
Aed with all the despatch possible. Colonel Garibald
has had great deal OF actual experience in tho field
having been participant III the revolution lS4S and
been the expedition with General Garbadi Naples
EXPIRE BRIGADE.
me following appointments have been made by the
Commander Chief Of the Empire Brigade
Jamss Jourdan, Colonel Commanding First Brooklyn
regiment Adjutsns L. Hanley; Quartermaster James L.
p j. Classen, Colonel Commanding Second regiment
David Bokes, Adu,ant; V. T. stegsr, Quarsrmastcr;
Hale Kingsley, Colonel Commanding Third regiment;
James L. Byrne, Adjvant.
James @. Burke. Colonel Commanding Fourth regiment
James G. Ebipg, Adju.ant f. B. sPINOLA,
Brgadisr Gsper.l Commanding Empire Brigade.
PJ. Clissax, Colonel and Inspector General Empire
sPISoIA's EXPIRE BRlGADx,
LAFAYETTE HALL sos BROADWAY, July "a, 1852.
Major Braulik having been placed in command OF the
Third regiment, Empire Brigade ordered tina. all the re-
Srauiif, and to srther the meeting Of an
the officers will DO held tomorrow afternoon the 25th
n' S SS s % No.
nOmmspd Of +. b. sPINOi-A,
Brigader General Commanding.
r. j. CLAssKy Colonel and Acting Inspector General
Empire Brigade
THE IRISH BRIGADE MEETING TONIGHT.
There will doubt, be large outpouring Of the Irish
slsmsnt tonight at tho Seventh regiment Armory on
the occasion Of the meeting which to be held
there In behalf OF the Irish Brigade The speakers who
are announced for the evening would in themselves Ar
tract an immense crowd but whom patriotic enthusiasm
combined with oraory there be rush TO the
armory which has seldom been witnessed. General
sagher, from whose countenance the flush of conflict
has yet scarcely died away having but recently arrived
from his command, will be present, and eloquent
effort may be expected at his hands in dagucrreotypng
the terrible Of carnage and boodshcd which he
pas so lately beheld Richard oGorman, Esq, James 7.
Brady, Esq, Judge DAILY Others win also address the
meeting so great have beer the services Of the gallant
irish Brigade since their entering upon the field that
Il emnenty that tho public should turn out to.
pight, and thus give expression 10 the approval and
gratitude which they feel FOR those services.
PRESENTATION TO AN OFFICER OF THE IRISH BRI.
GADE.
The presentation OF uniform and OUTFIT suitable for
artillery officer, made on Wednesday evening last
% Laeuten Edward N. Knox, OF battery B, ht ar
siery sh brigade, and doing duty Frsdericks
burg, va. Lieutenant Knox was formerly attached to
Company A, Eighth regiment N. r. 5. NJ. The prssenta
sion was made by Mr. Thomas Higginson in an appropr
ate speech which responded TO by the Lieutenant
himself The eciency and sodicrly qualities exhibited
BY Lieutenant Knox during his military have
been the Incentives TO this testimonial.
PRESENTATION OF SWORD TO LIEUTENANT RYDER
On Wednesday evening very handsome sword, sash
end belt wero presented 10 Lieutenant Ryder Of the
Eshty regiment, Irish Brigade by his friends
token of their esteem The presentation speech was
tivered by Lieutenant Patrick Duffy, Sixty ninth New
York State Militia In which he referred spiritedy
services rendered by the brigade, under their gallant
General during the sngassmsnts before Richmond. His
remarks were well received, and he frequently
terrupted by applause. Upon receiving the sword Lieu
tenant Ryder who was sonew hat overpowersd by the
unaxpected knaness Of his friends replied very fcsngy
thanking the young gentlemen for their extreme par
TALLY IL needless 70 say ho was loudly chsored The
affair." indeed, passed Oh very brilliantly; songs and
speeches made thu order OF exercise until early
hour In the morning. when the Lieutenant took farewell
leave OF his friends esent. Lieutenant Ryder
who has been suffering for time from very
typhoid over and who is yet not wholly free from It's
bnects intends leaving this city tomorrow 10 reon his
regiment.
GENERAL GEORGE r. suErLEY.
The above gentleman, who Is Military Governor Of
Louisiana arrived in this city board the Fulton, and
Cook his departure for Washington yesterday morning
He is tho bearer Of dispatches from General Butter.
OUR SICK AND woUSEED SOLDIERS.
There have bcen brought to the city within the past
two days, upwards Of thousand sick and wounded
soldiers from General Mocclan's division These came