The New York herald., 1862-08-02

so PRINCE STREET July 3, 1862. T
! herewith request Colonel y. X Brauk 10 accept me
and my men into his regiment. consider myself hound
commander Of company exert my ability TO the
utmost 10 complete my company possible, and
10 act IN every sense OF the word, becomes officer
ana gentleman. GiORGE +. MISE
Serious charges being made against Captain Mise sub
sequenty he was broken OF his c,mmand, and appi
cation to the Governor by Major Braulik and his men
handed over to Captain Teuhner when they pcor
porated into the Third regiment, Empire Brieade toge
her with the Slgel Sharpshooters. Captain Teubner,
with his men, occupied No. rs Norfolk street is a bar
racks where they slept and fed BY the authority Of
Captain Iarned. United States Mastering ofcer Lieu
tenant Colonel Brauk then goes to state III his own
words-0n Monday morning last, at six O'Clock, the
barracks were surrounded BY squad Of thirty two
policemen, of the Thirteenth ward. armed with clubs
and headed by their captain, when the all ar
rested and with their clothes, bankets krapsacks &c,
to ss ssmn q hs neSs Guard 70 er
Ment that being organized under the auspices Of the
Police Department Upon Captain Teubner's remonstrat
ing against this hghhanded outrage, lie was Informed
tn It was done under orders Of Police Superintendent
John A. Kennedy, and that tho needed for the
Metropolitan Guard AS the rerort OF this affair
made to the general and rsgimental headquarters
the Adjuant went to the Office Of Mr. Superintendent
Kennedy and demanded that the should be delivered
oack lie was treated in very uncourteous mannereby
the Superintendent who informed him that shc did not
care for General Spnoa for myself that he had the
recruiting papers OF Nse and that enough" With
this communication the affidavit OF private
Edward Bochumann OF the thirtytwo men thus said
TO he dealt with. This man. his arrival at the Metro
politan Guard encampment, on Riker's Island, threw
himself into the water according to his statement for
the purpose Of escaping TO New York He wac for
space of two that condition. when he picked
up by fisherman and brought 10 New York Thus the
case stands at present.
NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR THE THIRD REGIMENT,
EMPIRE BRIGADE
The large rooms Forence's HOTEL corner OF
Broadway and Walker street. yesterday opened
recruiting headquarters for the Third regiment Empire
Brigade Surgeon Paue de Marmon Is on hand daily ror
the purpose of inspecting recruits that there be
no delay IN the mastering in OF tho men, The Adutant
will administer the oath OF enlistment to recruits and
then they are entitled ~ their bounty money.
CAPTAIN Michael Murphy of this regiment has his
crniting Office at No. rs Division street, all the
whom he has recruited to the present time having
received their bounty money.
SOLDIERS RETURNING To THEIR REGIMENTS.
Fort Hamilton camp where convalescent soldiers
stationed contains about thousand men During
the past week quite number OF those who have
cd and are able to enter the arduous duties
pagnng once more have been off to their different
regiments Some two hundred and hfty thus
ported On Thursday last. There could not be a
healthy locality selected for the accommodation Of sick
soldiers than that Of Fort Hamilton Could all hospitals
for this purpose be provided the country where the
air IS cool aud invgoratng, it would be mu tho bet
ter for the poor soldiers who stricken down from
disease and tho chances Of battle.
FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR SICK AND
WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
On Monday next festival will take place at Jones'
Wood to aid our German sick and wounded soldiers All
who sympahizc with those heroes Of the war; and who
desire to alleviate their serings much possible
should DO present at Jones' Wood on Monday next.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
meeting Of this COMMITTEES was held at the City Hall
yesterday Mayor opdyke stated that he would not be
able procure the substance report for the benefit
OF the committee until Saturday next, when they ad
iourned until that time.
TRIAL OF THE UNION REPEATING GUN IN THE PARE
An exhibition Of this improved weapon took place in
the Park At twelve O'Clock yesterday. Tho trial proved
emncntly successful and received the universal com.
mcndaton Of tho spectators. The popularity of this
weapon is that il is capable Of firing hundred shots
per minute and can be made 10 discharge hundred
and ifsy shots nscsssa,y The gun s riaed and tho
II has telescope sight attached, and the whole AFFAIR
can be easily worked. The ball used is ounce in
weight Twenty -four cartridges being deposited in the
cylinder tho turning OF them to drop into
tho barrel. Immediately after which hammer instantly
great by this arm is that il can be
lowered or elevated at pleasure and In Of necessity
be detached from the carriage and borne away the
shoulder Two barrels furnished with each gun that
in case one becomes overheated 1t be detached
the other put in lts place The cartridges usod
cssion cap Tho discharges are regulated by the turn
ing Of the crank, and at each turn discharge takes
place. Twenty four shots we're yesterday fired In four
teen seconds Two Of these guns are attached to The
Sckes' Brigade. The government has ordered addi
tonal number of them The average cost $3.50. They
are known as "Nugsnts Improved Union Repeating
Gun.n
THE MERCHANTS BRIGADE.
number Of merchants Of this city left here for Albany
last evening in order to take the nitatory steps towards
raising an organization with the above name
THE HILLHousE LIGHT INFANTRY.
The following order has issued by Colonel Claasssn
0, The Hiilhouss Light Infantry
GENERAL oRDEas-yo 2.
HEADorAxTERs. HnIHorsE LIGHT IxANTRr,)
SECOND REGIMENT, EMPIRE BRIGADE,
New York, August l, 1852.
Morning reports Of officers recruiting for this regiment
bo sent to rcgmenta headquarters every morning.
Leutenants will report TO their captains sufficiently
early to allow their captains TO have their reports ready
at the appointed hour.
This order is rsremptory Any officer nsglccting to
comply with J. viii have his authority Immediately re-
Colonel Commanding Second reg iment Empire Brigade
THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Recruiting for the Irish Brigade Is going along quito
brskiy Major Warrington is at hsadquartsrs, No. Sos
broadway, daily, and. through his efficiency and exer-
tons the Interests q gesrqis who join the brigade are
much served There no time TO be lost in reinforcing
this gallant organization
NEWS OF COLONEL CoRcoRAN.
Or. John McGregor surgeon Of the Third Connecticut
regiment who taken prisoner at the battle Of Bull
run, and who has been in imprisonment with Col Corco-
ran at Richmond Va and Salisbury. NJ c. arrived In
this city yesterday Hc brings tho pleasing intelligence
that Col Corcoran Is quite well ard in the best OF spirits
WAR MEETING IN PATERSON.
tremendous war meeting held In Paterson on :
Thursday last Speeches made by the promi.
Of the locality and resolutions passed In favor
o prosecuting the and against foreign intervention
Ihe Beard OF Freeholders were called TO offer .
bounty OF fifty dollars to each person enlistng.
CAPTAIN MISE, OF THE STANTON GUARD, NDEPEN-
DENT COMPANY.
Captain George F. Misc, OF the Independent Company.
Stanton Guard desires make the following correction
In reference TO article which appeared In Of the
city papers few days since which, he says, libel
OF his character and every way In the article
referred 10 he mentioned being IN connection with
spnoa's Brigade, from which. IL Was stated, he drew
money rase his ndependent company lie states that
he never connected with Spinola's Brigade, aud
never drew any money from that quarter 10 raise his
company. Captain Misc has recruiting Office at No. rs
Norfolk street, and is fully authorized TO enlist recruits.
Meeting OF the Firemen.
The following call has been made TO the members Of