The New York herald., 1862-05-28
The Departure OF the Seventys6rst
REGIMENT Delayed.


Regiment Delayed.
An order was received from Washington yesterday to
the effect that this regiment not to receive their
uniforms until further notice. The regiment fully
prepared start for Washington in the afternoon and
only awaited their uniforms to be In full marching order
The order referred to, therefore, fell them like
thunder clap, and they did not know what 70 make
Of H. proper reQuistion signed by Colonel Bliss was
duly deposited with the United States Quartermaster,
eight O'Clock in the morning, and Colonel Bliss stated
positively TO Quarsrmastsr Roosevelt Of tho Seventy
hrst that he would furnish the necessary uniforms
time TO enable the regiment to move that evening
Colonel vnton Assistant Quartermaser General says
that in view Of the order from Washington he cannot
service formally. This being the state Of things the
Seventy first did not get away last night, and cannot
possibly leave till some tme this evening.
The following supplemental order has been issued by
Colonel Martini
srvEsrYrIRsr REcIxEyr, AxEIIcAN GyARD.}
Commandans of companies will make their companies
comprise siayfour Prvates four eorPora and vo SER
more there may not be and equipments sufficient
for w @ nesa on o oe n
Commandans Of companes will see that the men pack in
sns S S ',Ssh
The will be % worn sr On the p SaG & and blankets
meet al the Regimenal Xrmory O'Clock H. for the
e Se az Company at
past Company cos oGmPsmy y.n at
past Company G half past Company al threequarers
past anu o'"p''' HENRY +. MARTIN, Colonel.
seventy-ninth Regiment.
Colonel Addison Farnsworth Of the Seventy ninth regi
ment Of Hghlanders doing active duty Beaufort
South Carolina has nobly forward and offered to
raisc second battalion Of the Seventy ninth should
tho Secretary OF War accept the offer the organization
will at once commence and when completed the battalion
viii be under command OF Captain Joseph Lang OF Com.
many G. The battalion will also have the valuable SER
vices Of Captain R. T. shnglaw. Both OF these officers
have seen service and badly wounded at Bull
Colonel Farnsworth distinguished himself during the
Mexican Campaign. Those hardy Scots should be &C
csptcd a. any other class Of citizen sodisy
for the countrymsn Bruce and Burns never
70 shrink from foe.
The Anderson State Guard.
meeting Of members Of the above corps hold ai
their drill room halfpas ton O'Clock yesterday
ing four hundred and three answering TO their
called The call for the meeting read and the objec
explained by the Lieutenant Colonel, who presided.
unanimous resolution was passed TO any call
either for state service at the national capital
as the battalion fully armed, equipped and uniformed
provided that the Of service does not thai
ofncsrs:-
Field and Syaf-Lieutcnant Colonel Commanding, j.
Larke Major, G. N. Davis; Adjutant, W. Chapman; As
sistant Surgeon, +. Reed.
T. G. Raynor; Company G, VIM. Edwards; Company d
H. Angel; Company =, 8. Thomas; Company y, r
Moore.
Recruiting for Volunteer Organizations
Col Bliss, commanding the volunteer department
opened depot for the enlistment Of recruits yesterday
morning. and by nine o'clock A. NJ applications from tn,
commandants Of twelve companies, representing abou
900 men, were received. The plan OF organizing thu
now regiments will differ very materially from tina
adopted heretofore As soon recruits are enstc,
they will at once go camp, but what place no
yet designated. is expected that by the end Of jun
some six thousand men win be recruited from this city
No regiments will bs accepted SUCH All the volun
tssrs must be offered by companies. Tho regiments vii
DO formed by the Governor fast the companies
nod up, and the officers will be appointed from head
quarters BY this arrangement the nuisance OF half
hundred skeleton corps and very few full will
avoided Hereafter the Colonel viii be the last man
enlst, instead Of tho first man, tho las
year. and regiment will be ready FOR tho field and stat
before these useful and ornamental officers named.
Military Movements I'm Brooklyn.
WHAT rs BEING DONE by THE LOCAL MILITARY
| PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARruRE OF THE yHrR
TEErTH, TwBNTY-THIRD, TwENrY-RfGHTH AMI
FORTY SEVENTH REGIMENTs--LARGE NUMBER OF
RKcRuITs FLoCKN0 IN. ETC.
The tocsn Of preparation II rsvsrbsratng throuahou
ths length and breadth Of the City Of Churches y
| by tomorrow three full regiments win be ready Y
march in defence Of the capital The Thirteenth how
ever, will, in all probability leave some time this after
noon, a. the regiment 10 now swsed up 70 over sigh
| hundred BY reason Of the number Of young mel
who are anxious Join this fAvorits corps commands
| by the energetic and youthful Colonel Clarke. III
armory, corner Of Henry and Cranberry streets, wa
crowded yesterday BY ths friends and member