The New York herald., 1862-08-10
THE CALL FOR I:00ps.

The CALL FOR 1s0OpS.
Military Movements in New York and
Vicinity.
THE NEW DRAFT ORDER AT TIE hARSHAL's OFFICE.
Yesterday morning there much excitement created
at the Office OF tho United States Marshal Chambers
street, owing TO the order from tho Secretary OF
War in relation TO drafting Numerous ladies' and gentle
men were in attendance making applications for permits
TO take their departure as soon possible for parts
and California requests we're made for passes
to proceed the river aud to other places within
State OF New York but these applicants were informed
OF the fact that there was no necessity for their being
granted
THE STATES QUOTA OF TROOPS FILLED UP UNDER
THE FIRST CALL-PROBADILITY OF NO DRAFT
TAKING PLACE IN THIS STATE.
According to dispatches received at the Quarermas-
ter Generals ONCE, the States quota OF troops required
under the new cal-afty two thousand men-is ned
up The city however, is behndhand; but the State has
made up for this deficiency Recruiting sti progress
qarsd under the last call will bs furnished from New
York State without resorng TO the disagreeable
sity Of draft General Arthur went to Albany on Fri
day night In order TO confer with tho Governor upon
these matters, and should draft be determined upon
the orders in relation to the win probably DO fur
nshed to morrow.
THE SONS or MAYOR oPDYKE
report has boon going around that the Mayor
Opdyke have gone Europe avoid being drafted This
is false as Is learned from those who know the facts WELL
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL DEFENCEs.
The Joint Committee OF the Common Council on National
Dcfences met yesterday afternoon, Alderman Farley in
the chair
Alderman Smith called up the subject OF the resolution
offered by him in tho Board Of Aldermen in reference
giving rogimental fund to those regiments Of militia
from this city, now in the field who would volunteer for
the war or for nine months at the expiration Of their
term Of three months service He for giving fund
Of $4,000 to each regiment when 500 srong and $50 10
each man comprising IL bounty
Alderman Farley thought 50 900 would be enough for
the regmenta fund and he would with Alderman
Smith in giving $50 bounty to the men.
Other members Of the committee differed from both
these views and il finally agreed to report resolu
ton in favor Of giving regimental fund Of but
not Offering any bounty.
The message of the Mayor the subject Of the harbor
defcnces was next taken up.
Councilman Hogan thought the best way to defend the
harbor would be to take Richmond, and in this view
most of the members conGurred
Councilman Hogan offered resolution TO the effect that
sub committee of three he appointed to confer with the
Mayor the subject and report to the committee
the next meeting.
The committee then adjourned tll morrow at noon.
THE IRISH BRIGADE-oRDERs FROM GEN. MEAGHER..
Yesterday detachment of the recruits Cor the Irish
Brigade received the United States bounty from the dis
bursting officer Of New York. further Of ten dol
lars has been specially appropriated by the COM
mtee Of the Produce Exchange as an additional induce
men for the next three hundred enlisted from the
pun inst for the brigade These. and the State and city
quarters Of the Irish Brigade where large detachments
now await transportation TO the army of the Potomac
Another feature OF SUCCESS during the last three days. Of
the recruiting for the Irish Brigade the hanging
Of rich new flags, Of which he glorious Stars and
Sripes) sumptuously fans the thoroughfare, and Is
appropriately aanked on either side by Irish 1ags,
green telling that there, the Broadway
and Walker street, the "Headquarers Of the Irish
Brigade" while the other, wrcathed in shamrocks, and
having the Irish harp in the centre, nvokes "Irsh pa
Eighty eighth regiments Of the irish Brigade who have
gallantly served their adopted country the following
battle helds:-Fair Oaks Chickahominy Mechanicsville
Lnr Mulu no
In connection with the further OF the br
gade and those belonging to it in this CITY, General Mea
CHER has issued the following ORDER
SPECIAL oRDER-No. 2.
HEAD RECRUITING OFFICE, IRISH BRIGADE,
No 39S Broadway, NEW YORK. (
regiment the Irish Brigade having obtained leave Of ab
for few days, will take charge of the entire busi
of this ofcew have full and absolute control OF
and he will be respected and obeyed accordingly the
undersigned returning this evening to his command
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, Brigader General,
Commanding the Irish Brigade.
SPECIAL oRDER--No1.
HEAD RsosuI1ISG a NC OrTIcE, IRsu BRIGADE,
308 Broadway, NEW York. J
All officers and privates Of the Irish Brigade present
in this city nsighb0rhood hereby ordered to
port themselves at this once on Monday August IL at
papers authorizing their absence from the brigade
Every officer and private failing 70 DO 50 win b: re.
with sumnarly as dcsorters. Those officers and pri
Yates who confined in hospital to their homes by
wounds sickness WILL OF course, be excused for not
complying withdhis order
Such officers and Drivses however must send to this
statement Of the fact which relieves them from fhe ob
saOn 1s Of reporting n psrson
and most rigorous measures to have the absn06s OF his
brigade compelled to return to their duty who do not at
the time herein mentioned produce the most satisfactory
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
Brigadisr General, Commanding Irish Brigade.
SPECIAL oRpER-No. 8.
HEAD RECRUITING OFFICE, !
IRISH BRIGADE, No. 398 BROADWAY. I
Subsequent TO the issue Of tho above Order NO u
have received Information which determines me to de-
part promptly, In company with Lieutenant Colonel Pat
Of the Potomac by the government transport Key West
which leaves here this Sunday at noon, or Monday
All Of the Irish Brigade who are liable to return to duty
are hereby required to DO duly In attendance.
THOMAS f. MEAGHER,
Brigadier General, Commanding tho Irish Brigade
THE EMPIRE zoUAvEs.
Captain s. j. Freeman has obtained leave from tho
Governor to raise company under the above title He
Is an excellent officer having been Adjuant OF the 107h
regiment New York State Volunteers and doubt will
emnently succeed In his new Undertaking Recruiting
depot, 79l Third avenue.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD REGIMENT N r. sv.
Captain Edward Gunksr and Lieutenant Edward Lauer
have been authorized by the Governor to raise Company
c. 103d regiment New York state Volunteers Both the
gentlemen have active service in North Carolina.
COLONEL GURNEY's NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
The Offices for recruiting for Colonel Gurneys rcgi
National Volunteers will be continued open dur
ing Sunday until one p. M. Tho extra bounty Of nvo
dollars will be paid to all abe bodied men who shall
enlist In addition to all other bountcs OF State and United
states. The rcgimenal headquarters arc at No. s14
Broadway
THE TwENTY-THIRD REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.
This Is Brooklyn regiment and Is nearly full Its
members are composed OF OF the best citizens both
Of New York and Brooklyn. and doubt will prove one
Of the most efficient OF militia organizations The
following are Its officers, as far ~ appointed
Colonel VIM Everdoll, Jr. Lieutenant Colonel Edward
T. Moncux MAJOR John A. Elwoll Engineer, James n.
Frothingham Qartermaser Charles H. Soddard; Adju-
tant, John MsPrat; Co A. Captain Henry A. Washburn
Co. b. Captain, Edwin Beers Co. g, Captain, Stephen H.
Farnham Co. ID, Captain, Allen L. Bassst 90. r, Cap
tain William r. Coc; Co. +, Captain, James N. Ives
THE GRANTING OF PAssPoRrs-oRDER FROM THE
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Tomorrow the following order will 60 in force:-An