The New York herald., 1862-09-02
Military Movements In New York and
Vicinity.

THE EXTENSION OF TINE FOR PAYING BOUNTY
MONEY.
The Governors proclamation, in extending the pay
ment Of bounty money FOR six days will doubt, give
an impetus recruiting and it TO be hoped that this
action win the elect Of doing away with any
sity which may exist for draf. Yesterday, however,
there was somewhet Of u in recruiting but this may
be accounted FOR by the fact OF the intense anxiety
which existed in she public mind relative 10 the move
mepts OF oar Army 10 virginia. Those desirous OF
eniisting will, doubt, take advantage Of the SIX
days allowed FOR the payment Of bounty.
THE ENROLMENT OFFICE.
Judge Advocate General Anhon has sn1cient business
his hands at present for any ordinary man 10 attend
TO- The cnfo meut however, win be finished, but
II "a probable that draft viii commence Until after
the 10th OF September 1herer new nearly four hun
drcd enroll ulcsrs employed from this department,
their labors quite arduous and IN sowe cases
pleasant. But this latter IL very seldom hs the
generality quite willing and that their
should be properly registered upon the books Of the on
rolling officer
THE UNITED STATES sUsTERrsG oFFfcE-BcrSTIEs
TO De CONTINUED.
The authorities AZ washington have sent Instructions TO
Col Reeves, at the mastering Office IN White
paying the United states bounty recruits who
may enlist IN The old regiments. This u gooi m1ve
mcnt and III toad tp M mp our old regiments fast
IL snccessaryfor u TO be done. There arc so many
gallant ow ling from the ranks u our army,
that 1t nd he " - for the authorities to use al the
cxee,ions wha thr power, in order TO Oh them up TO
the proper standard
rnE BorNry MONEY IN BROOKLYN.
The payment u 500 special boanty has been stopped
for the pre- ent but, II Is said, viii be resumed 10 few
days The Board ~ Supervisors OF Kings couutyare
ABOUT investigating the ms.ter Of the distribution or those
frpds Il s intended. however, 10 resume the payment
o. he bounty In DIV Upwards Of $500 900 have
been paic IA bount es from tbs iUnd.
THE EXPIRE BRIGADE.
Recruiting for this organization wss good yesterday.
Col Cssssen regiment the second of the brigade
nearly full Capt murphy Of the third regiment ycster
day evening lott Albany, IN order TO attend 20 the
business II procuring bounty for his Il said that
Capt Thomas Murhy s about being made Major o. the
regiment
Tho compsuy row being enrolled for the Fret rsgi.
ment Empire Brigade, by Captain II ~ Johnson, Jr.,
promises 10 excel material and esprU du corps many
snia iy crganzed foot commands. Captain johnson Is
an old member OF the Seventynrst Regiment and Ia a
thorough dscplinaran For several years he was
neced win our military press, and was recently officer
Ia beVrnia Brigade He all the state and govern
ment bOuntcs for s besides sixty dollars additional
First regiment organizing Young men desiring 20 serve
under rcsoute ano eNrcrcrccd officers should apply at
Company Headquarters, 621rd avenue. Tho patriotic
ally disposed desiring 70 contribute money towards he
fund O this company can leave their donations at the
ooce of the LNfed ~dies Economist 10T Fulton street.
or with Captain johnson st bis beadquarters.
FLAG PRESERVATION TO THK MONITORS.
Mrs. Chas. sckrey II 10 present beautiful stand OF
oolors 80 Gel Gurnsys u Mon0rs In front her
residence 100 East Twelfth street, to-day The regiment
viii land at he Battery at hapasl eight this morning. and
will march through Broadway, Eighth street aud second
viii be made IA behalf q the donor by Hon. DelAdeld
Smith United states District Attorney, and viii be- re.
ceivcd behalf OF the regiment by Col Gurncy AZ the
Monitors number nno hundred 1no young men
who Ia character and appearance, not surpassed by
any regiment raised fns display may be
and We trust our citizens will give them such reception
as they deserve.