The New York herald., 1862-08-25
Military Movements I'm New York and
Vicinity.


THE BOUNTY MONEY AND RECRUITING.
On the st of month bounty money win to be
paid TO all recruits and the ID the draft
IL will be well for all those who desrous OF enlistng
remember this and not to wait to be forced into the
military service while they obtain bounty for tho
support Of their families. recruits hurry forward
for that Is left them, city and state
win be prevented from resortng TO the exigency Of
draft.
SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA EIGHTY
SECOND NEW YORK v0LUNTEsRs
Lieutenant j. W. Dempsey, recruiting for this old and
honored regiment OF to camp last week forty five
recruits many Of whom compositors from this and
other newspaper oflces-men above the ordinary ave-
rage Of recruits J. spauldng Reynolds, Of Ito Broad
street. formerly Chaplain OF the second regiment New
York State Militia, has forward with ten dollars
for each recruit above all other bouEes Lieutenant
Dempsey enabled 10 offer one hundred dollars cash
10 every recruit who ensts this week. Sea advertise
ments
IRISH BRIGADE.
BY tho following 1t win be that the soldiers and
recruits the Irish brigade in this city special
ly ordered 10 appear parade at 3oo Broadway this
| (sonday) morning, at eight O'Clock
oRpfR-No. a.
HEAD RECRUITING OfFICE, IRISH BRIGADE I
39S BROADWAY, NJ Y August %, 1862
The soldiers and recruits uniformed and ununiformed
appear for parade on Monday morning (25th ns at
these quarters eight O'Clock. Every absent will
be dealt with as a deserter. by SrdeT g,,e;,,s ,v,nv
| Captain Sixty ninth regiment and Irish Brigade
l Recruiting Officer
| COLONEL HENRY MOORE, FoRTY-sEvEsTH NEW YORK
VOLUNTEERS.
This officer recently arrived in this city from Port Roy
al c. having resigned his commission. Col Moore
victim OF the Hunerian regime and finding that homo
gently could exist between him and his commanding
general resigned Col Moore incurred the disploasuro
OF Hunter because he refused to execute the order
ISSUED In May lasthe famous Order No 1l--dccaring
he OF the negroes in the State Of South Carolina
and adjoining States. The. Colonel, who is well read
military law, at that Hunters confscaton
unmiAtary aud papa5y unconstitutional,
escrvedy refused " comply with It's provisions and FOR
nis the 18th of May be was placed in arrest on tho
10Th OF May Col. Moore ordored-stl in arrest-to
July, when he uncoidionally released from arrest
AZ varlsus times the period Of his until his
| release Col Moore applied to the commanding geno
| rd for copy OF the charges against him,
order that no might prepare his Defence and although
the general regulations o. the army make u lp ratFe
The commanding general TO oer written statement
charges within eight days after the arrest OF an ocer
set he uterly dsregttGel this law aud made MS whins
and caprice the governing principles Of MS department.
After Colonel Moores release hc applied for leave Of ab
seLca account Of disability, having roceyel certi
cate disability from bis regimanai SUI gcpn, conoaty
with the surgeon Of another regiment This request
General Hunter pcrenptory refused, without thuing
the Darers in the case and sent the Colonel 10 D.
c by medical board of HE own calling. lhs B a de-
rllod adverse TO tho petition ot Colonel Moore That
| 0lCcr knowing his inlrmiiies, aud being, Tor tho
ie beng, physically unable " poiofm Ag olicIa du