The New York herald., 1862-09-28

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General Phelps.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
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Departure OF the One Hundred and
| Forty-ifth Regimcnt), N. Y. s. ".
The One Hundred and Forty NTH regiment, under com
mand of Colonel VIM H. Aen took its departure for the
seat of yesterday morning This regiment has been
camp at Staten Island for tme and has been de-
ayed considerably, owing the nonpayment of bounty
1t goes out 900 strong, fully armed and equipped
Colonel Allen was formerly in command Of the First reg
New York State Volunteers, and has mad large
amount of military experience. The following s list Of
| the oficers:-
colonel-wm H. Allen.
| Lieutsndnt Colonel-Oe p H. Balng
Maor-R. L. Van Wagner.
Adjutaat-W. W Horton.
Qtartermdste4-U. s. Lowe.
| Surqeon-W. Rockwell.
Company A-Captain, W. II. Jenner; First Lieutenant
| Alex. B. Marson; Second Lieutenant, h W. Marsh.
Company B-Captain SAM. 7. Allen First Lieutenant,
| w. II. Van Brunt; Second Lieutenant, w. II, Poole
Company C-Captan, II. +. Penfed; First Lieutenant,
Chas +. King Second Lieutenant Horace b. Thompson.
Company D-Captan, James H. Brennan; First Lieu
tenant, Geo. D. Farrar; Second Lieutenant, G. Fowler
| Brennan.
| Company E-Captan, Chas. A. Du Moulin; First Lieu
tenant, Jas. II. Connolly; Second Lieutenant, Chas L.
/ Warner.
L
Jas. Flynn Second Lieutenant c. Calvin Jones.
Company G-Captain, Abel S. Chappell; First Lieu
tenant, Hunter Morrison Second Lieutenant, John G
| Floyd
Company H-Captain, W. W. Badger; First Lieutenant,
Wm Henderson, Second Lieutenant, D. W. Palmer.
Company captain, c. b. sieeper First Lieutenant,
| Chas. p. Hanson; Second Lieutenant, r L. Iawney.
Company k-Captain Geo. W. Reed; First Lieutenant,
/ Alex. Britton: Second Lieutenant 7. II. Burke
Quarteymaster Sergeant-W. W. Baldwin.
Arrival of the One Hundred and Thirty
fourth Regiment N. Y. s. ".
The One Hundred and Thirty fourth regiment New York
State Volunteers arrived in this city yesterday morning.
and were marched to the Park Barracks, where they
will remain until Monday. The regiment came by the
Hudson River Railroad and numbers nine hundred and
forty II has been raised in the Fourteenth
Senatorial district Of this Sate consisting Of Schenectady
and Schoharie counties. The following is list Of on
GERS
Coloael-Geo C. Danforth.
Lieutenant Cotone,-J S. do Angela
Maior-G. W. b. Seelye.
Adjutdnt-Edward W. Groot
QudrtermaSer-A Y. Garner.
.Surgeon-Wilson Tanning.
Second Asststd,a Sur0eon-Wm. II. Hoag
Company A-Captain, James NJ. Watkins, First Lieu
tenant, Henry G. Bradt; Second Lieutenant; Henry
Palmer.
Company B-captan, David H. Hamn; First Lieu
tenant Soloman g. Hamin; Second Lieutenant Soloman
Company C-Captain, - Materhagsn First Lieuten.
Company D-Captan, Albert II. Southwell First Lieu
tenant, Smith MITCHELL Second Lieutenant Chauncey Hin
Company E-Captain, John v vrooman; First Lieu.
tenant sylvester H. Newcomb; Second Lieutenant, Peter
Deyo.
George A. Turnbull Second Lieutenant Clinton Brown.
| Company G-Captain Henry c. Cook First Lieutenant
Henry Parson; Second Lieutenant Wilber F. Ramsey.
Company R-Captain, Austin A. Yates; First Lieuten
ant, Gerardus Carey Second Lieutenant, Marcus Her.
Cmpaay Captain Frank Fletcher; First Lieutenant
Albert e. Washburn; second Lieutenant, William l.. Bald
win.
Company K-captan, Perry McDasters; First Lieuten
ant, Henry Fredericks Second Lieutenant, Joseph W.
Burkhart
The Thirty-frst New Jersey Regiment
EN- Route.
FLEMiSGToS, N. j., Sept 27, 1862.
The Thirty-frst New Jersey regiment, Colonel A. p
Berthond left here to-day Washington nine hundred
and seventy strong armed with the Enfield rifle.
This is considered of the best regiments
into the field. The men were in high spirits.
The Twelfth New Hamshire Regiment
en- Route.
BosroS, Sept. 27, 1862
The Twelfth New Hampshire regiment. Colonel Potter,
left to-day seat Of war and will arrive Jersey
City early on Sunday.
Maine Fills Both Quotas OF Troops.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 27, 1852.
It appears from authentic Official that Maine
filed her entire quotas under both calls for three hun
thousand Her quota under the first
thousand all the have been the field for four
weeks past Under the last call for drafted men, Maine has
nine thousand six hundred ready all raised by voun
teerng and they have all been In the camps Portland.
Augusta and Bangor since the 18th instant They
all ready to move the they uniformed and
equipped Prior TO these contributions Maine had
over eighteen thousand men, and including the four thou
sand she has givsno the navy, she has raised
forty thousand for the Union. The population
OF Maine Is six hundred and twenty-eight thousand
She claims the proud preemlnence Of being the banner
state in raising volunteers She sends drafted men 70
the war.
Military Movements I'm New York and
vicinity.
CoRcoRANs IRISH LB0IoN-RAPID PROGRESS OF
INSTRUMENTATION REGIMENTS BEING ORGANIZED
FOR THE COMMAND, ETC.
The Irish Legion is filling up, and there is every
prospect Of General Corcoran going out in short time
the head Of magnificent body Of fighting men, who are
willing do and TO dare' In defence Of the national
cause. The following regiments, some Of which are
already full have volunteered into And been appointed
serve under General Corcorans Command
First regiment (sixty ninth New York state Militia)-
Colonel James Bagey; Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Muir
second resimen-Coonel, Peter McDermott; Leutenan.
Third regiment tBunAo) )-Colone John T. Mcmahon:
Lieutenant colonel, James McMahon
Fourth regiment bany)-Colone, NJ. X Bryan.
Fnth regiment-colonel, william McEviy; Lieutenant
Colonel James Mooney, United States Army.
sixth rcgiment--Colone, Thomas NJ. Reid.
Seventh regment-Colonel, James C. Burke; Leutenant
Eighth regiment Cosmopolitan Guard)-oolonel, -
Herman.
Besides the above several companies being raised
throughout State intending 10 volunteer into the
Legion as soon filed up. The statement that the
Twenty regiment had volunteered the Legion s
The Twenty third IL militia regiment and
INV u eHriU
East New York. Col Burke's regiment which has hith.
Fourth OF the Empire Brigade proceeded to
Camp Friday night, the difficulties in relation 10
its consolidation with the Legion being properly adjusted
Capt. Edward German has received authority recruit
for Col Brysn's Albany regiment and Is raising q
company. His recruiting tent Is In the Park opposite
the City Hall This regiment is fast ng up, and under
the efficient Col Bryan, win be one Of the best oths
Corcoran Legion
HAWKING zoUAvRs,