The New York herald., 1862-10-01
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
The Twenty-rourth Regiment New Jer-
ssy Volunteers.

The regiment is thousand strong and fully /
equipped II composed principally OF young from
the farming districts IN the lower counties Of the state
Ihe twenty NTH regiment, now encamped al Beverly,
fun, and viii also leave for the seat Of war in few
New Jersey is doing her duty nobly.
Military Movements In New York sad |
Vicinity.
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
Upwards Of two hundred recruits have been sent for
ward to join this brigade within tho last nve days fully
uniformed and equipped. batch Of seventy i've left |
yesterday afternoon via We Amhoy Railroad R"cr""0
= :. .saoe is increasing very rapidly now tnot tne
citizens Of New York have taken the matter IN manu.
The private bounties given, n addition to those
the city and State this brigade win undouotcuy M
up before the Time assigned 70 draft soonei s h,S
Graham, detailed by General Mcclellan has now cnaige
of the recruiting service aud has been most
In his exertions 70 forward the men to the seat o wa"
THE IRISH BRIGADE
The following spondence has passed oetween Inc
Treasurer OF the Sixth Senatorial District committee anu
Daniel pevlm tho patriotic Treasurer Of Mcaghers Fr
xade who has 40 faithfully sustained its nteres,s in its
palmest days. and still STANDS by it, deSsa'ated II s
ss r,H ne Ss ~ '9 s 1a1n En
oaaniR0sy rs9Iysa e sRpropra.e hE three - hun nm
ysan Irish BseaSe aesshsr Tie Treasurer di
assa re@ainr ia his hands beg have 10 say affords
the greatest pleasure to comply with the aboves
signed from asienns 70 the wishes Of the committee and
member of the committee and % lts contributors
recruiting for the gallant Irish Bads beaded by Their brave
& soSasc many salae every hear
the brave men Who SO read voiuntecrea defend
creates. s the ssr 81 SGSSn Be %
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dying honors You win please the enelossd check
same with highest yourself ,he pairi-
70 wte SAS" ysn are l the
DEvLIS, Esq, for the Irish Brigade.
NEW YosS Sept. 2. 1856;
R $500 apfopraeS By y the he SIX Sixth % ES.ns oo@
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that they have been forgotten but have
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sore regard am very respnss.iNsiEy yDHEs S,sy,u
ToJAxrs KELLY, Esq, Treasurer Sixth District Enlistins
coRcoRAN's IRISH LEGION.
he work Of recruiting for this command progressing
with rapidty The eight regiments which are now or
ganizing for the command will be full Colonel
McDermo,t's regiment has now the requisite number Of
men Colonel Bryan's regiment, the Fourth Of the
nnand s expected TO be full In few days. This reg
men. y being raised principally in Albany and there
pointed that 1t will be Of the best military organza
lions under command Of General Corcoran The company
which 10 being raised in this city promises become ia
every way worthy Of the regiment. Captain Edwarl
German and Lieutenant Levi Grosvenor are recruiting
FOR this company The latter gentleman has served
the Twelfth regiment National Guard under Colonel
terrified, General Butterleld Colonel McEvy's reg-
ment also receiving fair amount OF patronage and he
expects TO be in the field the head OF his command
soon as any Of the others
THE STANTON LEGION.
Will be remembered that time since Mr.. John
MccaIery, military secretary OF this command,
drummed out Of camp summariy, and without trial
court martial, or opportunity 10 defend himself,
charges OF improper conduct All the charges have been
withdrawn, and pronounced to be without any founda
tion In statement which we have seen, written and
signed by the colonel commanding the Stanton Legion,
In the presence OF the Inspector General Of this
TWELFTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
This farorte regiment, commanded by Colonel II. A
weeks, which has gained high reputation for its
bravery and discipline many hard fought battle field
V now IN want Of recruits 70 I'LL up It's hinned ranks
Captain Fowler has been detailed recruiting duty and
has opened Offices at 300 Broadway and $40 Pearl street
where he viii the highest bounty all who
will enlist In the old Twelfth.
HANDSOME SWORD.
On witnessing the review Of Duryees Zouaves Camp
Lieutenant J. b. vose a handsome sword SASH &c n
Testimonial received from few friends members OF the
Tiffany Co. and reflects credit on the makers. Leuten
ant Vose will no doubt do honor 10 the Blade.
xzYTEENrH REGIMENT NEW YORK ENGINEERS, COLONEL
JOHN M'LEop MURPHY COMMANDING.
in calling attention 70 this regiment we would mention
that they have been In the field the past sixteen
potomac a e ss oose wh snr the
ply, formerly Of the navy and graduate OF the Naval
caaemy o. Annapolis an experienced engineer whose
ersanizng second battalion and having some one thou
md two hundred men in the field recruits
nyeiy or they viii be shut out Their bountes as
arge as any other regiment, and wages higher viz
Ihs,sen seventeen twenty and thirty four dollars per
ing ohceis at No. 50 Spring street.
Obsequies OF Omcers OF the Irish Brigade.
The remains Of the late Captain Kayanagh Of the lrs
Brigade young and able officer who fell the battle
he'd 10 defence Of the constitution and laws Of his adopted
country, leaving an amabe wife and seven children to
mourn ms untmey iaearryel In this city this MORN
ngirom washington, and were conveyed TO the head
quarters Of the irish Brigade 500 Broadway where they
viii lie IN state until half.psst nine o'clock tonorro,y
morning when they VIII be conveyed TO the Catbedral
where grand requiem high win be ceohratod a,
Ten o'clock, with all the solemn ceremopies OF The
catholic Church All the officers of the brigade ~ nre
sent IN the city are expected the funersi g
escort VIII consist of members Of the Sixty ninth M,ia
everything that s necessary win be done 10 render a
funeral OF poor nagbe "1rsh rebel and he oy.,
leh inar,n Ysel