The New York herald., 1862-10-12
Military Movements tn Now York and
Vicinity.
A GALA DAY AT rHa CAMP or cORcoRAN's IRIsli

Vicinity.
GALA DAY AT rHn CAMP or ooacoRAN's IRIsH
Lk0ION.
To-day intended TO be fe day at Camp Scott, l.,
she quarters Of Corcoran's Irish Legion. should the
weather prove favorable. dress parade aud review
will take place at two o'clock IN which all the savaable
In camp will take part After parade several pre-
sonati0ns be different officers u the reg
mont. Colonel MoEvily, Of the Fifth regiment u the
Legion, will be presented with horse and equipments
by the officers Of his command. Captain James J. De
Barry of the will also be presented with
a sword by the members of his company. Judge DAILY
will present TO Captain Dufs company splendid flag
Several other presentations among the line officers will
take place. Mass will be celebrated by Rev Father
Duranquet upon tho camp grounds al an early hour in the
morning.
THE rHIRrEENrH VERMONT REGIMENT.
This regiment will arrive in jersey City this morning
Suitable preparations tor their reception have been made
prominent gentlemen from this city will proceed 10 the
depot In order Ia welcome the regiment.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL JAMES KELLEY, sIxTY-NINTH
NEw YORK sTATE VOLUNTEERS.
Rspcrtshaving been atng that this soldier OF Malvern
Hill and Antetan killed on the latter field, and his
estimable wife having received many communications on
the subject well 70 stu.e hat ne under excellent
Jaw progressing fsvorsby. Quiet being necessary 70
him he receive his friends at present but hopes
TO be able 70 do Lieutenant Cahl who lies next
to him, ts also progressing hopefully.
TBIxTY SEVENTH REGIMENT, NRw YORK STATE v0LUN-
TEERs-lRIsH RIFLES
This, the 6rst Irish regiment on the nedcommanded
by Colonel s. b. Hayman, regular army officer. with
twenty years. experience sharer in the Florida,
Utah and Mexican campaigns-a regiment which has
deserved aurel and the praise Of their ate General Phil
Kearney on every field 10 which the Army Of the Potomac
has fought its lustr0us battless recruiting ~ oil
up its ranks. The headquarters are at No 5S Prince
street number OF recruits will be sent TO morrow.
Those who call immediately can accompany thom. Capt.
James OBeirne assisted BY Lieut. James Keeian will
attend to recruiting.
THE EXCELSIOR BaIGADT.
meeting held at the Astor House Friday after.
noon many OF influential citizens participating,
to take into consideration the most speedy means u i
tt..u hrsnaA TVAo Han lnp1
called TO the chair and Edward Boyle Esq., appoint
ed Secretary Alex Taylor (o Taylor Bro f. j. Beach,
Fauchsr Chas A. stetson, P. n. spoord Edward Boyle.
Geo T. Baldwin, Abraham Waxeman +. &. Lucky Rufus
$. Andrews, Chas A. peahody R bert II Bonner. were
the brigade. A.y Stout Esq appointed Treasurer
e the fund to be raised The moneys collected for the
brigade expended ts benefit under the
ton OF Hon Edward Hash, president Of the Bank Of the
Commonwealth, Jdgo Hcffman eK Mayor Harper. ex
Mayor Tienann. OF any Two OF then
PRESENTATION TO cArTAiN OTTO w. PAg1sEN, or
THE HAWKINS z0uAyES.
On Friday evening very pleasing entertainment took
place the armory Of the Hghwood uard OF Hoboken
New Jersey. beng the presentation Of gold medal
Captain otto w. Parseu, formerly orderly sergeant the
corps There large gathering present. among them
the members Of the Board Of Common Council The pre-.
sentaton made by Acting Captain Henry ]. Hopper.
which was duly acknowledged by Captain Psrisen in n
neat and appropriate speech The medal which re-
American eagle. On ono side Is the following nscrip
tion -
Hghwcsd Guard 10 Captain Otto w. Parisco, esteemed
tan Company G. New York Ninth regiment volnieers
ON the reverse side inscribed the names of the
battles lie engaged in which the follow
ing tatteras, Roanoke, Wilton, Camden, Gstesyie,
South Mountain Antietam Captain Farisen Is
home on acco mt OF i'll health having been confined to
the hoai. ev ar since the battle Of Antieam He has
the reputation Of being OF the best Office in
the resmen., and no viii soon return 70 again add his
weight In the defence O the Union and the constitution.
PRESENTATION OF SWORD.
Friday evening, the residence or John Farrell,
ESQ.,. No. las West Twenty-sixth street. in tn city
number Of gentlemen assembled witness the prescnta
ton o. splendid sword with sash and belt TO Iieuten-
ant H. r. Oloue, Company +, Second regiment Corcoran
Legion. The presentation was made by d. QUINN Esq
who, in eloquent address, alluded 70 the services Of
Lieut. Olone In the present national struggle in April.
1861 he Of the rst TO leave home business AID
friends under the gallant Corcoran IN the Sixty
ninth regiment New York State Militia. At the battle Of
Bull he excelled by none Tor bravery On Gen.
the south Lieutenant Olone rendered him his
vices. He 10 now attached TO Company +, commanded
by Captain Connery On receiving the sword Lieutenant
Oone handsomely returned thanks TO his friends assuring
them that he would defence Of his oountrys nag
so long there and strength in his 70
WELD II.
THE CARTWRIGHT CASE IN BR0oxLYN.
There ap TO be mistake in the OF Capt
Cartwright OF the lronsides regiment whose is at
present up The Brooklyn courts This gentleman
~ be conioundcd with Captain Thomas W. Cartwright OF
the S,xy.hird regiment, Irish Brigade which cnneclon
the latter soldiers desire 70 repudiate. Captain Cart
wright now in this city, aboring under the effects OF
wound received in Of the battles. His
Is Lieut. George W. Cartwright OF the Twenty eighth
Massachusetts regiment. Captain Thomas W. Cartwright
also son. attached 10 the Fifth regiment New YORK
Volunteers, Duryec Zouavcs Both Of the latter have
also been wounded in battle.
MILITARY FUNERAL TO-DAYk
very imposing military funeral will take place TO-
day from the headquarters OF the Irish Brigade. 500
Broadway The remains of thefolowing oiicers-Capt.
Cooney Of the sixty ninth New York Volunteers and
formerly Of the Pcpes Brgade Captain Stanley, OF the
Eighty eighth, and Lieutenant J. Conway, Of the
regiment win be carried 70 their las. resting place The
procession will start O'Clock, attended by Dod
worths band which viii play the usual funeral marches
on the occasion detachment or one hundred OF the
Sixty ty-nnth New York State Militia, under Colonel Bsgcy
will form the firing party, and all the soldiers in the city
are expected 10 attend II otherwise invited this
notice will be considered special invitation.
Supreme C0urt-General Term.
Before Hon. Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Csrke
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