New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
MARCHING ORDERS OF TIE EIGHTH REGIMENT

Hr,porARrrns sTu REGixENT. NAriovAL GrAEp,)
WORK, May g 1872
THIS REGIMENT is hereby ordered 10 parade, f1ily
,ed ADD equipped proceed to The National Capital Oh
4 "a sday the 21'h mt. ~ ,,, .-.-,-.t
Lin, VIII We formed in ront OF the City Hal at O'clock T.
The Drum Corrs and nor.oonnsiored stat will report to
The tJutsit st 81. l.. In on the tafedcsioand. L.,
livery member RI the Regiment T no"d 10 eppem a. VIC
A-rnary TO morrow edty) morning. the 2'h mt a.
OcocA, H.. which Ao0r uAiofms ana equipment VIII "
fa,h 0icer viii be allowed small Trunk which must
be plainly marked with s name ahd itVei Oh his oowP"N!
and d, sent 20 tho Aru.,ry az - o'clock.
Ich company will be allowed efysnt, who must have
a ra.s -igr.s, bv The Counard4ut Of tie Company.
t, 6r.rr oil Col j N Narian.
Dy ''-s' u W. - '' H. b. Keller, j., Adjutaut.
Henry Miller. Warning Officer
THE TWENTN-SECOND REGIMENT, y. y. = NJ
uAA1euAR1ERs ID REsIsENr, kATioSAI. GrAEp:
s. ". J.. NV lohk. May y, loo<'
GFNrRM ORDERs, No. 10 obfdience 10
spe Oers 40 $50 General Hcadquar'ers The reg
et lad ..ssu1e a the Resiu cLt4 hcadquarers Gomez
seventh str e. and Hall place o'clock p this q
list, .uy armed aud equip O. for seT'ioe ,,.. ,
yi cary with him on additional pair OF pants and shoes
Two pair Of socks (wooeu Irecrage end suaoe lndei'
rIabirr trife fok ana spoon Equipments will be- ds-
trt'ies ST 70 O'clock m OifceIs viii be SLOWED small
trulA ioh iu. e marked Win the name al TIE owner
and r,.if eut. servant f. allowed n each ulany
o'r.ck j. m. Tie Bond and Dguue.s wal report 20 ZOE
At1taut Headquarters a. six O'Clock precisely me ron
Commissioned ,tad viii report st headquarters 81
qha resignation Of sergeantM-jor G Pratt arlsur
y % 4 q
Fir., sergeant Cbss A. Post O. Compsny 70 pp1oted ST.
s,antMsyor vice Prs resied, win 10 from 'he sane
date. By order q Co. "a. Moro. ,I, Al, .,,.,.u.
Afw recruits vii be accepted Apply o. head2a1'e''
Immediately.
TIIg TnIRTY-sEvFETU REGIMENT, y. Y. :. VI.
HtDQuAR1xus g1rH REGINEST. NiTloNAL CuARD,}
NEw-l OKk. May q. 100. )
REGULAR ORDLR, No. 9.-Iiis Regiment VIII
assc be a. the Arnory Of the h Regiment tNsora Guard
L mpkius MHse Oh Neare day MORN. e me -eln o.
oc 70 proceed to Washington, in comp lance with Ae
orders Of the Commauder.inC hici.
the uniforms AID equipments complete WI! re iuf
shed a. the Armory no $50 Broadway this day Members
viii provide tlcue,vos with the following ert as Ii1
plate knife foTs, spoon and cup e4iIt l.u &c .o
hoes pairs wooden uudeisrts and dra~ers pairs
wsoieu stocking, and towels. ., nv ,., ,,co..r
CnAl1ls 81 CA1L,s Adju,aat
THE sIXTY-EINIIl LEAVE on WEDNESDAY.
At meeting Of the 69th n. Y. S. NJ. held at their
armory last night, Major Baeley in tie chair, the
following resolution was moved 10y Quar'ermasier
Tuy, eeconded by Lent Coonan, and carried unani-
lIVully
Re,lfea Tb. the ca,h Regiment " Y 8 N. tender its
services 20 tho Governor for che tefre ot he National
Capital the maintenance Of the Union and Con''utoa 11d
Oasetermaster Tuy. Capt. Dempsey ard Lieut..
Connolly were requested 10 call on the various odi-
lols IN tbe city ana inform them oil the proceedings
AID tie utmost euIAusiasin was manifested through
out.
Subsequently. Col Bliss delivered TO the COM
manding officer an order from the Governor for the
re1 imept to take It's departure for Washington on
Wennesday evening. Recruiting Will commence at
the company headquarters to-day, aud We under
stand that the regiment will leave tie city 800
strong
sEyENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT y. y. :. ".
The Board Of Officers OF tie 7lst Regiment, by
order of Col Martin, net At their armory, Ceutre
Market at IL q. M. yesterday. The order Of TIE
Adjutant Gencral was read directing Col. Martin to
recruit his commend to the proper strength. nal q
QUESTIONS for all needu articles, aud be In readi
ness for marching orders. The news was most
Enthusiastically received Ia the comgany quarters
books were Olened for the signatures Of volunteers,
and everything done 10 facilitate q speedy departure.
Last evening company meetings were held through
out the armOIy, and tie Board Of Officers held au
adjourn cd session. The oriers Of the regiment are
to depart forthwith, and, judging from the raridity
If enroments, We see no hing to interfere with a
lasty ieave-takng. They are ordered 10 be ready
TO march forthwith. The entLuaiasm Of the militia
IL beyond all expectation, and instinctiyey recalls
the scenes Of last May.
TIE BROOKLYE MILITIA REGIMENTS ORDERED
TO WASHINGTON.
There was great excitement in Brooklyn Yesterday
in consequence of az order from Gov Morgan calling
out all the militia regiments, and directing them 10
proceed to Washington with the least possible delay
for three months service. The order was received
by Maj Gen. Duryca to call out all the brieades IN
der bis command, consisting Of the 9Th and llth Of
Brooklyn and the 9th and 9TH, comprising The Couu-
ties Of Queens Suffolk, Richmond, Orange, Putnam,
Wescbester, Duchess, and B0ckland. The com
manders of the 5th and llth BrRades were at once
notified, and responded. The Colonies Of the diff
ferent regiments were ordered to report; and al
though tie notice was very short, they bgi flied their
readiness 10 prepare to march soOn as the men
could be collected together and provided with the
necessary arms and equipments The 18th brigade
has been organized DUNG The past Summer, and
j early everything If wanting 10 make them ready
for the field The 2oib Regiment having worn out
their uniforms during the tlroe-montls' oampagn q
last Summer, require new ones before they ca1
march. The 18th Regiment Is in pretty good order.
several new companies having recently been added
o IT, The Eth new numbers only about 80 men,
md the I'd, belonging to the same brigade Che
Itb has about the same number. There IL some
ak of consolidating the two last named for the
occasion. All the regiments are, however, expected
o be ready TO embark on "Wednesday, md meeting
# the officers end members were held yesterday and
30, evening to make the necessary arrangements.
iecrnting Offices have been opened in the City Ar
lOry western District and OdeOn Eastern Dir
net. The following are TIE regiments, with their
1mnaIders:
Thirteeuth Reginett-Col Robert g. Clark
IwcntS eighth hegiu ent-Col Michael Bennett
o. my tiifd II, ciDeut-Chpt EyoIdel, commsudinr
tory-,evsnth Begimeni-COl j. '. MeseIole.
lhe 18th and 18Th will he able 10 muster about !
w men each Of the old member, beside recruits.
,nich may swell their numbers 10 nearly l,C0J |
KIN The two Eastern District regiments, II con
It may be able 10 mu Ter an equal number |
eryn Inherent companier are ousy in drumming up
- VI TIE FORTY-sEYI.NTH AND
"NNil-LlGIIH REGIMENTS.
- H,o'''S VI 'he members Of the 2Sth Regiment
vas neld yesterday afternoon, at their be,J,ns,,e,
lion Han, WilliansJurgh. About 400 Nom oo,o
resent, and all expressed their terfsc, ,.nl;,,,..
proceed at once 20 Washington IN ,o 'bneh'
be Prerdents call, provided that thev con JnsV 70
fhed with clOhes and equipments I1e;r Ge luI
ore III Nm lLnlr L.at u-luDInt