The New York herald., 1862-09-14
Contributions FOR the Irish Legion.
Military Movements fn New York and
Vicinity.

sPISoLA'S kMcIRE Bni1ADE--THE TwESrY-sgcOSD
EEGrMEST ORDERED 70 RELIEVE THE SEVENTH.
This brigade expects 10 get on during the latter part
week. Colonel Jcurdans regiment, the First Of the
brigade, will leave for the OF war tomorrow
Tuesday. Everything in connection with the departure
OF the regiment enanating from the Quariermastcr
General has been attended to by that department
Today grand dress parade and reyiow Of tho cn.
tire corps will take place at the cncampmcnt, East
New York. Tho Fulton avenue and Atlantic street
cars OF Brooklyn direct 10 the camp, where these
WHO dcsirous Of seeing magnhcert body of hghis
men should repair day What remained ~ the fiffy
third regiment New York state Volunteers, Noshgrgh
Chasscurs was ycseria, consolidated into the brigade
The supposed whirh has been much spoken IN
this organzaton appears TO have amounted 20 absolutely
nothing. Tho seventh regiment was brought down 10
camp merely Tor the purpose of doing guard duty Wy
the following notice II will be that the Twenty.
second regiment New York state Militia ordered 10
relieve the Seventh -
oRDgRS--So 81.
HEADQUARTERS, TWENTY SsooSp RfGlnssr n " :. NJ
Sept. II. tsc2. !
l. In conformity With spccs orders from brgse head.
quarters the rcgmcnvll assemble Tuesday tie 10th
inst. at eight ococ A. 81, Union square. 70 proceed
10 Fast New York. RcaiInenai line will be formed apu
tho north side Of the square, right Broadway ilrd
and staff (dismountcd) will report TO the commanding
officer and non commissioned sai and Geld music the
Adjutant, at the hour above named.
q The uniform will be that which the regimen, wore
while in Virginia, including CATERS VERY man WIZ
come equipped IA marching order Win Dahkas' c"'eeh
and havcrsack containing day's rations.
g. Quartemaster Charles r. White and ordnance onser
H.
BY order. Liout. Colonel LLOYD AsPiNWALL.
WIN J. A. McGRATH, AdJutant
A cARp FROM COLONEL ALLEN, OF THE STANTON
LIGroN-uIs REGIMENT NOT TO BIZ ATTACHED TO
THE CORCORAN LEGION
TO TBr EDITOR Inx fErAtp.
sIr-WiI you contradict Tor me statement gong the
ronnds of lie papcrs, that my regiment the stinton
iornn One Hundred and Forty.hith New York volun.
toa,s IA 10 be attached to the brigade that General
corrnran Is 10 command, the first ntimaton have
rcceved Of tho fact being the article IN VI the
rancrs IN relation the The first regiment Of the
Stanton Legion leaves tomorrow the second viii leave
thin twenty days and the third IS rapidly organizing
However strong my personal friendship for General Cor
coran may be- there circumstances connected with
my regiment which prccluded tho possibility OF my
ioipipg his command. Yours, respectfully.
wM II. ALLEN, Colonel stanton Legion.
THE CoRCoRAS LEGION.
HEADQUARTERS, CoRcoRANs lklsH ltGioS,
AsToR Housg, NEW YORK, SEPT. 10, iso2 J
SPECIAL oRDER--No. 4.
The coynmapdants Of the several regiments now re.
cruitng In this city for this brigade VIII have al me
mon who have been mustered into the service therefor
transferred from their present quarters To lamp soou,
staten Isopd on Tuesday next, the 18TH inst, where
thew will reert 10 the commnndant oi the brigade, ~
twsIyc O'Clock NJ, on the parade ground.
Colonel McDcrmott will provide quarters Tor the re
suectivo regiments, and detail suicen number OF men
from hIs command for guard duty on that day
Capain James b. Kker, Acting Brigade ouartcrmastsr
,nsue tho necessary arrangements fer transportation
t,v order of MICHAEL. CORCORAN, Brigader General.
T. s. BfopurrT, Assistant Adiu,ani General.
The oRocERs' WAR MEETING.
Tho committee appointed a the meeting OF groosrs and
others connected with that trade held al the Wall street