The New York herald., 1862-08-23
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.
Military Movements In New York and
Vicinity.
RECRUITING YESTERDAY.

Military Movements In New York and
Vicinity.
RECRUITING YESTERDAY.
In consequence Of reception General Corcoran yes
terday military movements in the city rather siow
The different recruiting officers joined in the procession
and those desrous Of onting prevented somewhat
from doing by the thought uppermost in the minds Of
all-that OF seeing General Corcoran.
THE UNITED STATES MusrEREG OFFICE.
AS yesterday the last day for paying bounties TO
regiments Captain Larnods office things very
brisk Tho boun,es for old regiments will continue until
the frat Of next month.
There are three eou,,anies raised Of the above The
officers are foAows.-
First Cor,rany-wm. Rowland, Captain II. James
Weston First Lisuisnant James f. Haviland, Second
Lieutenant.
Second Caapany--Gco. W. Cooper, Captain; Jas. W.
Grrnoy First LisatsnaIt.
H. Gardener, FIRST Lieutenant: Alonzo W. Fisk, Second
Lieutenant.
MISSING SOLDIER TURNED UP.
Mr. W. H. psbrow wishes to inform fs friends that his
son. w. II. Disbrow, Jr who reported killed at the
battle Of Gaines Mil, in front Of Richmond, on tho 9th
of Juno, has been providsntally restored to him. He
severely wounded and taken prisoner at Savage Sta
ton, from thence taken to Richmond from whence he
exchanged and returned by tho steamer Commodore
to Phadepha where his father found him. at the Broad
street Hospital.
FIRST NEW YORK CAVALRY.
Captain H. Dean s recruiting for the above regiment
at al Howard street. II Is good opportunity for those
desiring to join first class company, Captain Dean Is
an excellent officer.
NAVY ESLIsTMENTs-sAILoRs ABoY.
AT the depot rendezvous In Cherry street, the
commandant, Captain Oscar Bulus has had as much
could well attend to during the past few days 10
listing andsmen and ordinary scamcn for the United
states Navy Those who do not wish TO enter the
will find the navy to be good placo, where they eau
show forth their patriotism well ots OF prize
money! Recruits enlist for one two three years,
at their option.
SENT TO THEIR REGIMENTS.
One hundred aud eighty OF the military absentces
lately confined Castle William, Governors Island have
been sent TO Washington, whence they viii ~ despatched
to their respective regiments. The whole OF these ABB
scntses bona dc dcserters, and have had general
charges preferred against them. They are, therefore,
liable to be tried by general Ccrt Martial, and OF
them including commissioned olcers will be fortunate
II they got of with any punishment short VI the sxrorao
penalty of military law, viz: few ounces of css lead
Captain NJ r. Marston, OF the First United States In
tantry, who Is on his way to take Command Of his com
pany, went IN charge OF these dcnlucnts, and Lad
guard Of thirty men from tho Governors Island poma
nent party Company A. General Serrice). AZ the alb
sontees have gone by RAILROAD, via Baltimore, u will be
lucky " there trouble the way, some " them
desperate enough 70 run any risk In sneayorpg 70
escape sooner than 90 back TO thar rogmonts
The One Hunlred and Seventeenth New
York voluateers En Route for the
Field.
UTICA, August %, 1852.
The 1l7th regiment, Colonel W. R. Peass, left Camp
Huntingdon a. Rome, Oh to-day or the seat Of war
thousand strong This 10 Oneida county's first rszi
ment undes tho new CALL and her fourth for the
The Fr.tA o1eida win occupy Camp Huntington.