The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY e. 1se2-TRIPIE SHEET.

into hollow square. when the Adatsns announced that
they were called upon by the to serve their
country upon hearing which shout Of Joy was sent up
which lasted for several but when they were told
that they leave for tho Capitol tomorrow sne
delight seemed unbounded The regiment numbers aoou'
six hundred men, all young, athletic and wen Drilled
Patriotic spe sches were made by Colonel Jas monroe,
Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd Aspinwa, Adjutant Anderson
and Chaplain j. Cotton Smith, after which the regiment
dismissed TO meet at their respective drill rooms TINS
morning receive their At out. The regmsntal officers
held meeting Al the armory about nine o'clock last
night complete their arrangements The regiment will
positively this Afternoon all the arrangements for
their transportation having been made. Annexed V
list of their officers
CnlouI-James Monroe
LtsLte,,a m Col0net-lloyd AgpinwO.
Adinta,u-J Henderson Grant,
Chrpidif.-Rev. j. Cotton Smith.
Enoincsr-James Ronwick, Jr.
Pdymdar-W.B b. Mesker.
Qsutrteymaser-O 7. White.
Assistant Slrgeon--Benja nin Lee.
C-mpany A-Ca tain. James Otis; Iiartenants, James
+. Cox and GeorgeFull.r.
Company B-Captain, D. s. Brown; Lieutenant, A. C.
Allen.
CSnoany Captain, George B. Post; Lsutsnants, II.
ConT any D-Capsain, A. +. Higgins; Lsatenants,
Richard Vose and - Baldwin.
C,mrany E-Captain, J. N. Wiisey; Lieutenant
Altman.
Company R-Captain. A. s. Francis Lieutenants, g. F.
K. AL
C0mrdny G-Captan, b. F. Butler LeuteDants, q. ID.
r. Lord and ii. A. Oakley.
G. n.rdny H-Capta,n, r. suydam Grant; Lieutenant,
Water EiwardssJr.
| The Gallant Sixty.Ninth Once Moro In
the Field.
The Sixty ninth New York state Militia hold meeting
last night the regmenta armory, Major Bagley In the
chair, and Lieutenant Duffy secretary. After some
conversation 70 the duty Of tho regiment and the
| of ho in he
lowing resolution offered by Quatermastsr Tally
seconded by Lieutenant Coonan and carried unanimous
| ly:-
Resolved this regiment tender its services the
Governor for the defence Of the national capital the
maintenancWof the Union and the enforcement OF the
| laws.
Quartermastsr Tuly Captain DEMPSEY and Lieutenant
Connolly appointed committee to attend to Its
publication. The proceedings Throughout harmo
| NOUS and enthusiastic.
| Tho regiment now numbers 600 rank and file.
| Before the meeting adjourned Colonel Bliss arrived,
and read order from Governor Morgan the regi-
ment to start Washington evening. strenu-
Gus efforts WILL therefore, be made to oil up the
panies in the intervening PERIOD in order that rcgi
ment Of fifteen hundred can DO despatched the
appointed time To further this purpose the following
orders have issued by the commandants compa
| Mes
/ COMPANY p, SIXTY SINTx REGIMENT !
| NEw YORK, May %, 1862. !
In pursuance Of regimental ORDERS this company will
receive recruits at the regmonta headquarters
Of Essex and Grand Streets and at No Cedar street,
from A. M. until r. H. I'LL Wednesday, 2Sth inst.
By order OF Captain I. LYNCH
P. NEvs. M
/ COMPANY D.
All the members and volunteers wishing to % with
Company d. Sxty-nnth regiment, requested TO call
the company headquarters. No. "a Chatham street.
THOMAS CLARKE. Captain.
p,
This company will enroll at Essex Market drill
| room this day AMI 10 morrow.
Meeting OF tho scventy-Flrst Hegimcnt.
The report that thsrsgiment was 70 leave for wash
ington last evening occasonsd large turn cut Of Its
members, their armory, Centre market, yesterday.
At an early hour their large was full all eagerly
discussing the probability Of leaving that night and
hbting the intense enthusiasm 1t the prospect
having another opportunity of defending the national
capital private meeting Of the Board Of Onlcers was
held at eleven O'Clock in tho morning. but, eontry r
no marching orders order the m.n to
hold themselves in readiness to depart at any moment
which, when told to tn, men, Was received with I'M
bounded enthusiasm; and the determination
| 70 depart At once, should their services bs
needed. was manifesto in q manner which could
| not be mistaken. All day the armory throngcd py
tho and volunteers who accompanied the regiment
last In fact general the desire of serving
the government that not disconontsd face was 70 Ia
met in any quarter Of tho armory. In the evening" a
eight O'Clock, another meeting Of the officers was held
at which marching orders received and the reg
ment will probably depart tonight for the capital
Colonel Martin has issued tho orders and TO
qnistons, and every preparation for tho comfort and
convenience Of the regiment has besn made.
The following is a list of tho o!Hcers:-
Coloncl-H. p. Martin.
| Lie.tcndn Coonci-Charles Fl. Smith.
|
| AdjmaA-A. II. Pride.
QuarterRaSer-Gsorge W. RoseveI
| Eagineer>-E. a. Quintard,
l Pdypaster-P. X. Williams
Coymissury-R. b. Eosevelt.
Chdpata--Rev. =. $. Wiley.
Stryeoa-- - Reynolds.
Company A-Captaln, W. s. Thompkins; First Lsutsn.
ant, Cooley; Second Lieutenant, - BurdstI
Company B-captain, - -; First Lieutenant,
| -; Second Lieutenant, -
Company C-Captan, W. J. Coles First Lieutenant, 8.
| H. Maynard; Second Lieutenant. Oliver Libby.
Company D-captain, ID. G. Mesehutt; First, Lieute-
nant. Denyse; Second Lieutenant, Siows
Com, any E-Captain, b. L. Traiford; First Lisuts.
nant, Livermore; second Lieutenant. Storing.
COMPANY fICaptain. J W. Dominick First Licuts-
naut, h. Thorne; Second Lieutenant, smith.
C5nudny 6-taptain, Lieutenant q. W. Curtis; First
Lieutenant, -; Sec nd LcneDaDt, Romano.
Cmodny Il--captain H. W. Turner; First Lieutenant,
Hartshorn; Second Lieutenant, Tyson.
They number hundred men At present bat IL N a.
pcc,ed that before their departure tonight they will be
able 70 swell their ranks up to eight hundred Tho rssi
mental officers held meeting at the st. Ncnolas At nno
o'clock 70 hear the reports OF the respective comman
dants
| Raising Of . New Regimcnt-CoI. Allen
Again i'm the Field.
| Colonel William H. Allen, who, II will be remembered ,
raised tbs First regiment New York State Volunteers
under tho call OF tho President in April 1861, for