The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

cras county being ,oo,hef localities where
EsssSt d. fss he Of two dollars
borrowed the credit and faith Of this county for the
this Board be appointed this purpose.
who ars directed 10 aet wa ,he County pro-
such Loan and in carrying out these arrangements IN
Resolved of the county of Kingsis
ioanng the above money Inc above mentioned sum,
the purposes conten,p said Treasurer
hereby rcspcr therefor payable
Resolved ina, the Committee Laws are directed to APP
the Of t. enable this Board 70 repay the
On motion Of General Crooke, the following also
Resolved. That the citizens OF the county Of Hinge
70 Il IN On and po
in t,e matter Of enlistmen,s Of volunteers
ass 's .ses shsA.a ,'
s ~ Suspended he hours
WAR MEETING In GOSHEN.
meeting OF the people Of Goshen, in this State,
were subscribed for the purpose or recruiting
WAR MEETING IN oYsrER BAY.
On Friday afternoon large meeting 70 aid enstmenis
held at Oyster Bay, Long Island Seventy-hve dol
lars bounty'from Tho offered 10 AL ensting
and 900 were raised by private subscription ON the
spot.
sIcKLEs EXCELSIOR nRIoADE.
There s no regiment or number Of regiments in the
service TO which the State and the city OF New York
owe SO much and for which they have done little,
as tho Iron Brigade OF General sickes. With
city their head they have marched and fought
and conquered through every battle field the pcnin
saa, from yorktown TO Malvern Ill., in the front
the adyarce covering the retreat they did under
the gallant Hooker during the days. tight. They
have proudly earned the title which the whole army has
conferred upon thefl-the iron Brigade General
Sckles is now in this city tor the purpose OF ng his
deciated ranks, aad we sincerely hope he will net call
" in Ho 1lll him In In No
undels stand he has established central Office in Brook
yn. tho corner Of Fulton and Orange streets the
Musical Hail. under the direction OF Captain RAFFERTY, Gone
his officers who is here woundej) and those who may
desire 10 enlist under tic . Excelsior banner from that
ciGy can have m opportunity Of doing Let us Ill nj
this glorious brigade to It's original numbors and once
more give them an opportunity OF taking the trout they
have so well maintained.
MEDICAL APPOINTMENT.
Johc B. McCanery, u D.. late OF the medical staff in
tho second division Of the New York city Hospital,
tending sick and wounded soldiers, has been az
pointed by R. Sa;icrly Surgeon United States Army
the recommendation OF the Examining Board Of
surgeons an Assistant Surgeon 10 the United States
Army and assigned TO duty at Harrson's Landing. for
which place he took his departure on Tuesday 18th inst
THE FIfrY-EIGlITH REGIMENT N. =. g. ".
The name Of "Captain' Kryzvanowski has been mon
toned connection with this regiment. There Ia only
Colonel Kryzvanowsk in the corps who Is Polo, and
commanding Tho Second brigade Of the Third division
THE THIRTY-sEyENTH REGIMENT N. Y. ", IRISH
RIFLEs.
Colonel Bayman, Of the regular army, commanding
the first Irish regiment Of volunteers in the eld,
has only months longer serve having been
q two years regiment This gallant regiment, on.
Of tbs earliest in action has been through all the battles
the Army the Potomac II had honor turning
The fortunes Of the day in our favor the battle or viii
amsburg, and has taken active part In the following
snsagsmenis, viz:-Iunson's Hill. occoIuan, Masons
OF the days fighting before Richmond II the
regiment that held Fairfax station during the baltic Of
port having kept possession OF the station for twelve
hours after the retrs and for having brought away from
there all thu ordnance ard tuarermasiers Stores and
retiring in good order along the line OF the railway For
ten weeks after the battle had the honor OF holding the
line Of tho enemy without losing Through the
kind exeriions OF Judge McCunn It's late colonel
has been created FOR the widows and orphans OF the
bcrs q the regiment Judge McCuna has also procured
situations for all the wounded soldiers who have beet
unable to return 70 The seat Of The Judge takes
much PRIDE and interest in the regiment il he
still its leader. No other regiment tho field Is
favored the Thirty seventh and since its orgaui
zltion all the promo ions hive been from the ranks. Men
uo en sting will receive an the bounty both state aud
federal and have only ninc months TO Hcade.ar
tiers OF the regiment No. 9zlts Broadway. Judge Mctrnu
will Be found at the recruiting station every day, from
four 10 five O'Clock r. ~ James l. Mcclure is senior
csl tain and recruiting oflcer
NINTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Lieutenant A. d. Stiles has opened out recruiting Of
fee at the OF Thirteenth street and Universal
piacs for the above regiment, which s Of the
popular IN the service
Az ASSISTANT PAyMAsTEa GENERAL.
Several communications have been received adyocat-
ing the appointment Of Assistant Paymaser General
to be stationed in this city. BY this IL is said
cruiting would BE- greatly facitatcd tie grounds that
hundreds u men wouid be Induced 10 enlist provide,
thoy could 50 and get their bounty miey at in
hand alter doing Under the prsscnt aagemcnt 1t
TO Albany which takes from i've 10 six d1ys before
turn comes TO hand. then n has be made in
making out said papers thoy have to 10 seal here
rccted and returned taking somctim.s two weeks The
appointment Of Assistant Paymaster General wonie
under these circumstances, DO highly beneficial
cguiting.
DEATH AND SICKNESS OF NEW YORK SURGEONS Al
THE SEAT OF WAR.
Dr. c. f. Hasey, Assistant Surgeon OF lie Fcriiotl
regiment New York State Volunteers, died u typhoid
fever, at tho Union Hospital. Baltimore the 3oth o.
Inst July pr. james H. IexteF Surgeon q the same
regiment, lies sick Of typhoid foyer in the Port Hospital
Fortress Monroe.
MILITARY EXCITEMENT iacsG TIE ooAa MINERS.
The greatest excitement exists at ashland Schuyik
Ing Tor tho war; fal company lett for Harrisburg OF tn
Sth instant, and second che Is now being orau1ed Tho
catoic priest Loro u out IN the streets ling gpaa Ill
good lshnlen 10 enroll thoir nanes All the coal 0pe.a
lois are taking an active part IN cDiistDg men.
THE EsLrsrMESr CASE IN CANADA.
IN the c,ss Of Captain Ayres and the steward Of the
soldiers DESERT the police magistrate OF Toronto BIC
decided 70 send ther 10 the Assizes for trial.
ps,rrfso IN THE WAR wrn ENGLAND.
Tho drafted men VI 1874 received bounty but, on
the contrary, lad 20 furnish their own equipments, IN
Gliding gun, knapsaci oanteen, dge and tween
ty- rounds u amnution. Thor pay from govern
fnent SO per month. Offers Of substitutes were
numerous but very jew we're accepted.
Volunteers from Canada.
A Iettos IN a Western paper sayss-Whilc many ycrrg
arriving In Canada TO escape the draft many
leaving Canada 10 enlist service On
one train there were thirty young who left with
tina, ntenon but to inquisve parties they pretended
o. have an engagement on the Pacific railroad. 4 fcw
days before squad OF fortyfour LETT with the samo
object ia vlsw and three OF these lattor who
had left the country 10 escape the draft but after
Ing through the country looking for employ mcnt aud