The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Conpcny G-Captain, 7. B Yale; First Lieutenant, J.
NJ Davy; Second Lieutenant, R. = Holmes.
Company H-Captain, +. Fuller; First Lieutenant, NJ
Williams Second Lieutenant, L. Dutton.
Company ACaptan. W. Graebe First Lieutenant, J.
G. r. Fellmen; Second Lieutenant, w. Amret
Company K-Capain, J. Deverel First Lieutenant P.
Kavanagh; Second Lieutenant, X. McCullen.
Departure Of More Ma assnchusetts Troops.
Yesterday morning three mpanes Of the Thirty third
Massachusetts regiment arrived in Jersey City from Bos
ton, fully equipped and armed with the Enfield rife
They numbered 800 men. After delaying for short
time they started for the seat of war; The following Is
correct list of the oflcars:-
conspany H-captain Moulton; First Lieutenant, John
Company i-Captan, q. NJ Norton; First Lieutenant :,
Charles Herd; Second, Lewis Warren.
C0mpday K-Captain j. C. Edmonds; First Lieutenant, !,
L. Bankcroft; Second, j. F. Boyd.
Military Movements In New York etd
Vicinity.
THE QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
Gen. Arthur has been with business since the
troops from this actually commenced
From early hour in the morning until late at night tho
Office is OPEN and General Arhurs staff kept
tnuay the rush keep pace with the business Of the
time.
TIE ENROLMENT oFFrcH-woRK OF JUDGE ADVOCATE
GENERAL ANTHON.
The list of officers to be attached the above depart
ment is nearly full The quota for New York has been
appointed and that for Brooklyn win take place to-day
The greatest is taken by General Anthon ip the
making Of those appointments None but men OF the
highest respeeabity and most agreeable manners are
received The following is copy Of the commission given
to each officer
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
NEw YORK; August 81, 1862 +
To 10 WHOM THESE FREsENTs MAY CONE, GREsnxa.-
Know 20, that by virtue OF the authority in vested
by the Commander in. Chief, have appointed, and by
those presents do appoint A. b Enrollng oIlcer of
- election district, Of the ward OF the city Of New
York, with powor and authority, in q courteous and
proper manner, inquire and ascertain the and
ages Of all white male citizens residing in the said election
district for tho purpose Of enrolment in accordance with
And for so doing this shall be commission In wit
ness whereof have herednto set my hanS the day and
Judge Advocate and Chief Enrolling Ohicer.
This commission Is given that it will do away with
any difficulty which might arise between the enrolling
officer and the public to his Identity account book
also provided for each in which he TO register the
names OF all parties liable to the draft, and which must
be handed into General Anthon each afternoon.
FLAGs FOR THE NEW REGIMENTS.
large number Of regimental flags are now being
made for several Of the regiments about to take tho
field. Among them Is for the 122d regiment, OF silk
and richly embroidered in silver to be presented by the
ladies Of Fayetteville. Also stand OF coors for the
115th regiment New York State vounteers-the State
flag bearing side the coat Of Of the State,
and the other the Of the United States beau
tu set OF colors are among the number for the Ryan
Guard, OF Jo Davies county, Ilnos-one an Irish
sign. with the Irish harp embroidered in green silk also
American ensign. They will remain exhibition at
Amin Co.'S Of Fulton and William streets, for
a few days.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRrEENrH REGIMENT OF
ALBANY.
Owing TO typographical this regiment, which
arrived in Jersey City Wednesday, and departed for
Washington that evening" printed the One Hundred
nts~ Gal - Al.
Colonel, Lewis O. Morris; Major, Edward A. Spring.
steod Adjutant, Frederick F. Treman; QuartermAstsr
Captains Murphy, Jones, Morris, McCullooh, Moore,
Bell, shandon. Pruyn, Maguire, Anabls.
Lockrow, Wright, O'Hare, McEwsn, Dushans, Barclay.
Second Lieutenants Reede, Orr Bell, Couson Morris,
Mullins, Bull, Hobbs, Pettit, Crank.
THE MASTERING OFFICE.
The United States mastering Office in White street still
continues lively and about two hundred recruits are in
spected dany.
PATRIOTIC CARD IN RELATION TO RECRUITING.
The undersigned will pay ten dollars to each of the
first good able bodied temperate who shall enlist
in Capt. Jared AIaxons company, being raised by
him and First Lieutenant W. H. J. Staton, and attached
commanding to be paid upon presentation Of ccraca,s
from Capt. Maxon Lieut. Sratton that he has been
duly mustered into said company
President Commercial Mutual Insurance Company, 81
and SO william street. New York.
Recruiting stations 600 Broadway and so5 West street,
corner Of Zenith.
sPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. g.
HEADaUARrEes, SpryoLA's BRIGADE,
August 2l 1862.
To prevent idlng Of soldiers about town. hereby,
the guidance Of this brigade Ordered That all passes
given men, either recruiting service otherwise,
expire Saturday next, at seven O'Clock p NJ, when
eash and every soldier Of this brigade must report in
camp al East New York there 70 remain over Sunday to
NJ IN ~ icQ
Rev Dr. Mansfield, of the Second regiment, officiating
Coloncs commanding the different regiments Of this bri
g,de will that this order carrsd out TO the etten
Hereafter passes will only be approved follows Ca
recruiting service TO each and every recruiting officer,
ordsrlies, besides the oneoinmssioned stan, three
men.
such detailed parties must be borne each and every
morning report by name. Passes must be approved
either 10y the General Commanding by the Inspector
General Men not complying with this order, ere sub
cct arrest deserters which costs each ana every
man so arrested s.. The General Commanding has no.
tced with much regret, OF some recruiting secrs being
undor hc influence Of lauor and hereby reminds them
that they risk their position by doing as he is deter
minod TO haze but sober men m hs command Also tho
customary military etiquette mus, at once DO more par
tcuarly Observed by officers and men. Ry command Of
Brt,adier General i. y. SPiN0LA
PJ cLAAsszS, Colonel and Inspector General, Empire
Brigade.
Recruiting FOR the Third regiment OF ,sis brigade is In
mos. gratifying condition. Captain Thomas Murphy may
feel justly proud Of the ne body Of stawoth he has
enlisted. Mr. CharEs Waters, smincat saddlr doing
business In Broadway corner of Thirteenth street, hear
ing a the number OF mon belonging to Engine Company
No 23 who had joined .he company gave the Captn the
sum Of ten dollars 10 be paid to each member " the
pany who will follow the cxsmplo of the foreman, Mr.
Greene and the twelve brave fellows who have enlisted
THE DEATH OF COLONEL MONROE.
nesltu OF the officers of tho Twant second regi-
ment New York stale Militia, -as held at Camp Aspln
wall, Harper Is Ferry Va, August l3 when the following
resolutions adopted IN sa,isn g she Ia,e Coione
hourOe:--
Whereas n tho inscrutabc providence Of God lie has
seen 6t to tne from us Our Colonel tho ato tcmoned
james Monroe: therefore
Resolved That while we would ever bow submissively
beie-c tho hand which orders All things In wisdom and il
love. yet feol Mat m bcfns be-cnyed of Ue no les
perfectly fxsd by rcady sympathy win his ccmms,t
and acct0paie yIe tw the wehats q his mon than b,
urbanty OF charVctsr military acquiremenis aud nrg
experience 10 load aud animate others the Twent
| regiment has sustained au irrcparabls loss: