The New York herald., 1862-10-18

The Bridgeport Second Conectscut) oattery, loo mcu
arrived In ths city last evening s route for the seat OF
war. or the ls5 comprised In this corps, l3I are
Ron mons the active business men Of The city Of
Hlgepot They originally belonged 70 the independent
Astierv o. nyins art,iey. They ars fully armed and
eqs ppsd ana encanped At the Battery Barracks
- % ow l. < The pioe e.
GsytHa-ionn W Sterling. clmmanding.
, RSa Lls.tnaus-waltsr ). Holsnkss and Philip B.
S<scnd Lieut. na ts-Gsorgs Munger and Philo B. Sher
han.
oar, m laer's seroeant-Frederick a. Whiting.
0rid Niles G ay.
Departure or the One Hu undred and Seven
ssieah Regiment.
fRF First or ConCO ANS LEGION OFF FOR THE WAR.
IN can y the Irish Legion Staten Is and. was the
the most ivsy excitement last Thursday morn
ing, owing TO tae prcarat for The departure OF the
ilunde ed ani seveptieth regiment New York Volun
tee for The seat OF THIS regiment is known the
Sec nd II tn Legion and very justly earned the dis
turp beng named the banner regiment of the Legien
b. ~ the st ready for the service wel the best
drIei and most ficient in every respect. Though
w,s noi generally known that ihe regiment under
marching order ,stl, few having been let into the
gr at number OF people from the city went down
lamp Scott by the FIRST boat Thursday morning to
bid their friends the LIST adieu. The parting scenes
biwe hisb nus and wives parents and sons, sisters
ad hothers, oi unusually affecting character,
o uni the sudden and unexpected time OF the de-
prture. Itwas not believed that the regiment would
vas inc eased by the deep s,ins q disappointment.
As an instance the discipline and cfcieLcy Of the
One Hundred aud sew vepteth regiment il may be men
u ned III l. though marching orders were only romu
gated to the WedLe day, everyhi was In Iead
ness at ses O'Clock ON Thursday morning The hour an
-oounc.d for de- arture delay was O casioned how
ever by the not being hand to receive the
rss m NJ About eleven cciock the men were ordered
die. parade, with knapsacks muskets &c. aud
lbs ec,e close by General lorcoran and staff Al the
end Of the inspection the General addressed the regiment
IL All appropriate speech compimentng the men for their
pdid ap earance and also euloszlug the officers tor
ans n sa ing r ,he oSrps
Ana SEVENTEEN had laiy the proud distinction Of
beng the hrs IN Tor sers ice, and he sent them
forward with the bellies that they would com ort them
sci. es In sch manner as TO reflect honor upon
theaseNea their countr, and the Irish Legion. He
ass alluded 10 Inc Inconvenience suffered by Of the
en ~ nj receiving their bounty money; but he pledged
himse tha every cent Justly due to them should be paid
Ia A ish gon h~se remarks were Enthusiastically
Apiuaed and cheers we also given for COL Mcermott
c.mnandlng the regiment wel tor all the other
orcess lhe regiment vas then marched in 6ne order,
hnder reLchig rain ~ the Atlas, in waiting
~ tne dock tear Foft diamond. The proceeded on
board without hating, and assigned positions by
eompans the transport The process Of gett ng the
Ammunition, ra Ions, officers baggage and the
other arice. bo rd, occupied from until four
O'clock when the iawsers taken In and the Atlas
Started her 10 rney Tor .uIh Amboy which place was
the ten Island and Jersey shores the boys Of the One
Hand Ell ard >eveuteth treated TO cheers and
from In. people there assembled.
The oicefs oi this regnl nj a. Q as follows
Str5 trcers.-' olUnci. refer Mcrermoit Lieutenant
Col nel, James T. Mclvor, MAJOR, George W. Warner;
Bike surgeon ! Heath First Assistant Surg. on, H.
Ohm ID Second Assist nt Surgeon Seth s Iounsbery
Non C'Ramts s,onsd Sldf.-SergeaIt Major, Timothy
Crsgey oiagterm siers sergeant. b. Robbins; Commis
sary sergeant Franeis b. seIy Hospital Steward Rich
g. at, John Dougherty Right General GUIDE James Con-
bel Lett General Guide, Hiram Myers B ger, Edward
hka IS. IoluDel's Secretary Edward Grieve.
tom any A-Redmond McNanus, Captain Ed. Byrne,
First Lieutenant; James >miih second Lieutenant
ON dpq B-August b. sage, Captain, Walter II.
II lines, First Lieutenant: Aug DIhainc, Second Lcue
snant
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Tufier, lifst Lieutenant; John g. MasLer Second Lieu
'teaani
First e teaut Joseph +. IVnneily, Second Lieutenant
Company Jeremiah nch Captain; Richard Morris,
!Snst Lieutenant Wan. Foiresta Second Lieutenant.
cpa any F-Jcln ConIery Cal tain: John J. McManus,
First lieGts4 ant Hugh Clone Second Lieutenant.
Co pan G-Jas. W. Fitzmaurce, Captain; Thomas n.
Eorr's First Lieutenant. Charles Hagan, Second Lieute
lnant.
First Lielte ant Janus II. keaey Second Leutenant
Conprny f-John Halpn. Captain; Joseph e. Sculy,
First Lieutenant: Wm. Mullins Second lieutenant.
,Cssadny k-,John b. Donnelly. Captain. John Coyle,
Iisst Liedie, aut; John T. Mcneil Second Lieutenant
f.e regiment went ont over nine hundred strong, and
On 1eir arrival al hington will be quartered at Fort
Coroesan. General CoTcoran went to Washington
THURSDAY evening, 70 the rcgmen< properly attended
Military Movements In New York.
ZEE DRAFT IN NEW YORK AND BRoosLYE-oRDEEs
FEox JsEGE ADVOCATE GENERAL AFTHoS.
1eeCommissOners appointed for the purpose Of nves
essng into tho CAGES Of those who may claim exemption
&fon the draft vii commeuce their iabors on Monday
hsx The following order In ISOLATION 10 the uat,er Las
bsen issisd BY General Anthons-
Persons Who claim tsl they Ter any reason exempt
som military dIty and therefore not liable DRAFT are
rrsby notified 10 attend before the Commissioners ap
sled 70 hear and drtenns such calS1s the police
StsioD houses ci the wards IN which they reside.
The Commissioners will sDence lhsr session On
Nobdsy, Uctpbet 20, and will st FOR lsn days The
surs viii be frsm niLe O'Clock A. NJ 70 four O'Clock
,. .icn certificates hsreiorore flci In The a1c, Of
s@enp. ERIK are Of no avail
-. .ou'y ~ be in attendance TO examine calrrsp.s
!. - a s.rgvon wa. cunt of ply seal disability.
SAcu'puun On are OF The station houses " the ssxa i
Al wards il which the Co "'A 80"
FErd l-2o Btoad street.
2-se Bcoknnl street.
S-I9 warren street
..a. -tect. -
b--ss Leonard y,rcct. -
-G-3 Fra KIN street,
- OF OF Gouyerneur street.
5--ifnec street corner a wooster
ga Seprll street
1c--rssex street, corner Of Ludlow i
li--4 Uni n Market, 429 Houston street. 4
1Z--l1oth street, hiocmngdae road
sc-~Al..rney stfeot. CO, ner oi pelanccy.
i--s 5 .fIps street.
iA-yp Mercer street. -
ts--i56 y est T~tt treth street, Il
Mp flh street, corner q Fire. avsrra l
isfs. Twenty Eec7i-a - bet First aud eoceea ava
1s--'ses' t1i,y s:-tD s.ree,, near Third avenue
2O-2l2 wos. gD.rty .lf,h street
21--l2a fxt hirty .ngh street.
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