The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31
Military Movements in New York and
Vicinity.

the LAST DAY OF THE BoUNrY-LARGE INrLUx OF
RECRUITS.
Yesterday the day designated by the authorities
ON which the payment OF government bounty should
cease and the recruiting officers had as much they
could possibly attend reception OF those anxious
to don the uniform OF the soldier. The different Offices
patron ized with equal to the rst days the
rebellion and there can be nothing more encouraging
than this practical exhibition OF the patriotism of the
masses.
THE UNITED STATES MASTERING OFFICE.
There a continued rush at the mastering Office In
White street yesterday. The medical inspectors had
than they could attend to in the proper sxamina
tcn Of recruits The in connection with the de.
partmeut almost mpassablelfrom the great crowd
which awaited their appear before the physician
for examination. Regiments In the neld wste OF course
those who receive the as those are tho only
ones which entitled to government bounty.
Duryees Zouaves, the Irish Brigade, Sckcs Brigade
were among those who brought forward the mos,
recruits.
THE oUARTERMAsTEB GENERALS OFFICE.
This department still keeps on IN tho" even tenor OF
It's and under the able leadership o. those who are
y Tie business now being somewhat Iightened az
fast the different regiments throughout the state
fully organized, which Is now nearly the case.
RECRUITING IN THE PARK FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Captain Hogan, Of General Meashsrs stan, has re-
crutng tent 10 the Park, aud ~ progressing rapidly
corps. The captain is we'll and popularity known
throughout this city and Brooklyn, both able officer
and worthy citizen 10 has been connected with the
active service at tho seat q war since the Irish Brigade
first its upon the sacred soil' Of Virginia The
Captain may be found daily In the Park, at his tent
where recruits will ind pleasure 10 be enlisted b. 80
jovia and gentlcmanly an ofncer
PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN ALLEN, OF THE FORTY.
SEVENTH REGIMENT, N. Y. g.. ".
magnificent sword, sash ana belt are now on their
way presentation TO Captain David Allen of Company
J. Fortyseventn regiment, New York state Volunteers
stationed at Hilton Head, $. G. The sword Is
splendid specimen OF manufacture and cost $3.50 Upon
II Is the following Inscription 20 Presented 10 Captain
David Allen, by the members Of his command as token
OF the respect and confidence in which he Is held by
them" Captain Allen we'll worthy Of this present
service for sixteen months and hts comrades
IN war have had good opportunity Of studying his
ability and character.
rue SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT
The above regiment, under command OF Colonel Cook
Is full and will take the aed In day or two fIs
composed ~ splendid body OF men mostly residents of
Brooklyn Another Senatorial regiment Is about betne
raised by LIEUTENANT Colonel Monsux, who al pre- On,
holds that position the Twe1ty third regirnsnI New
York State Militia lie ~ an aba officer and w1 make
| nrst class commander.
| ARRESr or pEsEgTRRs.
Superintendent Ice, Of TIA Eimira police hss broueh
under Instructions from Commissioner Drsver, who hs
| these matters ia charge t-.----
| DEATH or CAPITALS JOHN SULLIVAN, OF TIE NINE
TiErH RKarNKTr, ". Y. s-v.
Captain john sullivan, ofhcer Of tho Nnetiesh req
ment, N. Y. s, " now stationed AT Key west, unde
command Of Colonel Morgan died At tt place, Of yello'
fever the lfth OF the present m0nth. The death
Capt sullivan has lost 10 the servi0e able ocer an
gallant ybdis-. From carly Wxs be was afacncl
military organizations his nrst debut In that cap ~
beSse Us private in Ihe Broekissi Ism dsard Ussa rv