The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

tina Ths nav. az Gensral Banks' sspnss was
tho theme OF conversation among all Not the slightest
fear however, expressed among any that the rebels
would gain the upper hand BY reason Of = disaster
winch has changed the whos pearzncs Of tEingS At
the South and given different. turn to the Every,
body seemed 70 b, the qu o;ce. howev and the
utmost confidence expressed In to ultimate tri-
umph Of our arms The armory Was crowded during
the afternoon By tho members or tbs Thir
ssenth regiment, who erect to get OF on wednes
Gay. Around the ~als VIA hung the snnauncs-
men1, Iargs isttsrs"Ths Thirteenth is ordersd TO
washington will report at the armory 81 once" Tae
same was.lsu placed upon sign which rs"h ai oss
Fulton street, viii DO re,oeced that the Thirteenth
was among the three months and stationed at
Baltimore and Annapolis during It's term OF service.
1t was then commanded by Colonel Abel smith, who
has since died from injuries by falling raA
road car while Ia motion. Tho Thirteenth numbers
about 500 men, and composed Of tho right stuff TO make
good soldiers. The following order In relation TO its
departure has been issued by Major General Dnryee In
command OF the Second Division New York Sats Mill
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND DIVISION. N. Y. 8. NJ,
BROOKLYN, May 70, lSt2.
sIs-By order of the Commander in Chief You are re-
qured got ready all the abe-bodied militia force IN
your regiment three nths' Report TO IN
my quarters at once in tn city The reg Inent VIII
proceed 10 Washington Immediately. ~ orper
Fl. b. blRYEE Major eeuern
At an early hour yesterday morning General pafyee
met the officers Of the Fifth and Eleventh regiments al
his Office order mako tho necessary paraphs Io
departure. Colonel Bennett, Of Ito rwenty-eshth, wf
present upon the occasion, together with an Office
| Of the Thirtoenth, who answ red for their dino
ent organizations as to rea4i iess Tor ue'Art
ure Equipments, uniforms, &C., are 70 D.
furnished from the depot in New York, and both reg
ments expect to get on on Wednesday.
The Forty seventh regiment, which has rccently bee
ganized is ready take field. Tho ioiowia
are the onicers:-
| Coonel-J. v. Meseroie.
| Lieut. nam CooRel-George SaDgster.
| AGjor-Jeremiah Johnson.
| SMgeoa-Dr. Schapps.
| Quar- errs0sxr-trederick Schoes.
Captains-, omp,ny A, Banks, b, Young; G, Anderson
| d, Colis.ock; L, Van Va!kenburg; +, ksayp
| The Hon. Samuel Maddox yesterday IN prnng a. ono
| commenced to recruit company for the reginaa
which is now rapidly filing up. G9M
The Twenty-thrd regiment, undr command {
| the senior officer, Captain Evsrdell nun
| bers upwards Of two hundred men, but 1t
not yet fully organized These about all Z
militia organizations Brooklyn which may be coonto
upon 10 90 at into the field. Recruiting
on rapidly up 70 late hour last ,ning AMI the fair
teen.h--thc crack regiment of Brookyn-is exaecsd
make stirring appearance its departure for wsins
| ton tomorrow. Posters everywhere TO be scs
around the armory calling for recruits, and the
10 enter the lighting arena soldier strong a
| ever. BY the appearance Of things tho young men
Brooklyn to DO imbusd with patriotic enthusiasm
as strong when the lrst shot hit the wallis Of For
Sumter.
! The Twenty-Gfth New York Militia, &c
ALBANY, May %. lsd2.
Therwsnty. nfth Now York re gimens met this morn
ing and Resolved 70 volunteer their services They ar
TO report strength Of tho regiment TO the 1overn
| this evening
The response Of the militia Of tho different parts q
| the State IL most gratifying.