The New York herald., 1862-09-27

regtseut has ordered his commend 10 turn out to
re~ morninx al hait-past O'Clock In order 70 be
present al the funeral companion arms,
George Ncvey, Of No. Leander place.
THE LATE oArrAIs KAvANAaH.
The friends Of the late Captain Kavsnagh Of the Sixty
third New York Volunteers, Irish Brigade, met at the
Astor House yesterday to for the reception OF MS
remains which have been sent for to the battle neid on
Anietam, where he fell. commit Of oight or ten
gentcmenfcers and cvilians-persopal friends OF the
deceased appointed to take charge OF the obseques,
and fund was generously contributed the spot to de-
fray tho expenses Richard 0'Goman ESD, was ap-
pointed treasurer to the tund Inc reMails VIII arrive
honors at the headquarters OF the Irish Brigade No.
$40 Broadway to which pace the office has just been re-
moved The committee will no doubt give public notice
OF the time appointed tor the funeral ceremonies.
SEVENTH NATIONAL GUARD BRIGADE OF NEW YORK.
The officers and members Of the Seventh regiment New
armory enng, the purpose Of taking steps
raise brigade 10 be called "ihe Seventh National Guard
harmonious Colonel Marshal Leerts presided Several
resolutions adopted, aud number OF committees
appointed TO take the matter In hand and obtain the
necessary authority from oyenment The brigade will
be ocered from the ranks Of the old Seventh regiment
and will preserve ali the distinctive marks and dr Of
that crack organization.
COMPANY @, EIGHTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE
MILITIA.
The Engineer Corps of the Eighth New York State
Militia is about to be formed into regular company Of
the regiment, and TO be designated Company g. As
the reserve service about fully reorgauzed under
the recent action of the Gubcrnatoria Convention re
cruits solicited Join this company which TO be
commanded by Captain VIM NJ Walton formerly com.
maadsr OF the Engineer corps.
THE NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
This regiment has been IN service sixteen months and
has bsea in all the late battles which has reduced their
number t. about two hundred effective men. Lieutenant
A. stiles s recruiting for this regiment At the corner of
broadway and Thirteenth street.
4 MOVEMENT TO FILL UP THE EXCELSIOR BRIG ADE.
meeting held at the Astor House yesterday
many Of our most influential citizens being present
To take into consideration the most speedy 10 oil
up the ranks OF the Excelsior Brigade Hon Charles ?.
Kirkland acted as Chairman and Edward Boyle Secrs
tary. committee was appointed TO receive subscrip.
ons, and Mr. A. " Stout appointed Treasurer of the
fuD1.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
beautiful sword belt aud sash presented by the
friends Capt Jas Lee OF the Third Met ropo reg
ment New York State Volunteers, the Of
Joseph @ Thompson, Esq, Deputy United states Marshal.
rangements under the especial OF
Deputies Luther Horton, William Buckley and William
Peel. The presentation raade by Mr. Thompson in a
few happy remarks TO which Capt Lee appropriately
sponded The company, which consisted Of about twsn.
ty five gentlemen then sat down to supper provided
the usual ST. le.
APPOINTMENT OF COLONEL cEsNoLA TO TIE COM.
hAND OF THE FOURTH NBw YORK CAVALRY.
We happy 70 announce the placing OF Colonel Louis
Palma di Cesnola in command OF the Fourth regiment
New York cavalry, gentleman who has been educated
OF the finest military schools in Europe and was
for a number of years-although young, being only
ia the twenty ninth year OF mis- agea distinguished officer
IN the sa dnian army This gallant officer not been
try he has, during the past eighteen months
ed about eight hundred officers Of New York regiments
who are the ned, many Of them having gained dis
tnction Colonel Cesnol is of supc Tor education,
gentemany bearing and unquestionabIe bravery These
latter qualities, aided TO his military knowledge WILL no
doubt, make him a great acquisition TO the cavalry
branch d Service. Colonel Cesnola married year
tbs youngest daughter of Captain Samuel G. Reid Of
this city, He 10 be attached command OF Gene
raj Sigel, in whose confidence he stands very high
THE GRoCERs' MILITARY FUND.
me committee appointed by the grocers and the traders
conpected teewh for the purpose Of raising fund
to enstments in the army OF the United States
acknowledge the receipt o. the following sums
y. w. Hilnan Co.. 500 ID. c. Ripley ...... 500
fonVert to......... lOO FatInan Co. lO0
W. II. Jauncey. SO RUFUS story Co... so
A. A. Low 4 Bros. 500 Youngs Co .......... so
weston 4 Gray 200 Jas. warren. 20
Howland Aspinwa 250 s. Van Benschoten Co 100
n. l. \ Geo. Griswold. $50 -
Valentine d Bergen 200 Total ........ 50 i20
Ezra Wheeler 4 Co. 100 Prev acknowledged IS o66
Oiy ph ints son 4 Co. 100 -
DOW, Youngs 20 =. 100 Total ........ $3l ,OS6
WM. A. B0UTH, Treasurer, 25 Front street.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20, 1862
TEX SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT TO BE PAID OFF TO-
DAY.
Conel Martin has issued order requiring the several
companies Of the Seventy first regiment New York state
Militia TO assemble at the regmental aTmory eight
O'Clock this morning, for the purpose receiving their
pay.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
Captain John b. Houstaine, OF Company One Hundred
and Tbirtysecond regiment, Empire Brigade, the
recipient of splendid sword sash and belt the hands