The New York herald., 1862-09-04
has been forwarded for presentation 10 Cpain Turner Of
whitehall, NJ Y.
DEPARTURE OF RECRUITS FOE xuAaHxR's RnH

whitehall, N Y.
DEPARTURE OF RECRUITS FOE HsAaHxR's IRsH
BRI0AD1
Over hundred recruits for the Irtsh RrsgaAs under
charge OF Captains Scana Whitty took their depsr.
turc for tho seat OF last evening During the day the
headquarters Of the brigade, in Broadway was crowded
by the frends Of the departing soldiers. nearly all Of
whom were females Previous 70 the departure, each
man WAS furnished, from the hand OF Col. Nugrnt With
his 800 State bounty tho reception OF whih each
recruit handed the money 70 his Trends for safe
during his absence These recruits arc all true hearted
respectable men, who viii not fail 70 raAy
in the Of snomT % Or sy e, csSso
missiles u death The Irish Brigade pleasure 70
record Is fast being reinforced by the strong Of
the Celtic citizens OF tho Empire City.
COLONEL JUDsoN's MOUNTED RIFLES.
kocrutlLg tents are opensl In the Park for Colonel
Judscn's Mounted Rifles This Ia an excellent cavalry
corps, well oicered, and deserves pat onags from all
sIoKLEs' BRIGADE.
Captain ). L. Chadwick, Of the Third regiment Of
sckes Brigade. has removed his 500
Broadway TO 2o Bowery, corner OF Grand street.
THx STANTON LEGION.
The First regiment Of tho Stanton Legion Colonel W. H.
Allen has been ordered 10 march for the seat Of
Saturday Next but will probably not get or before Mon
probability will not be ready by the dte ordered for their
departure. The Quartsrmaster Of the regiment Mr. U.
s. Lowe has discharged his duties with energy
and ability but thus far % remiss have been the officials
Of state Department that
have often been forced 70 remain in camp for days with
Istsed visited the camp Of the tanton Legion at New
lorp s. l., on Sunday last, and witnessed the dress
parade, inspection and other the day He
expressed himself highly pleased with the discipline and
general character OF the regiment pronouncng them
OF tho very finest volunteer regiments he had
Colonel Allcn went TO Washington Tuesday reg-
mental business, and 10 expected TO return to-day with
orders from the War Department which will greatly
facilitate the departure Of the First and the filling up CT
the Second and Third regiments Of the Legion. On
morrow riday) evening the Geld and line officers OF tho
Legion give grand ball vt the camp New Dorp which
will no doubt be largely attended by tho fair bellies OF
Staten Island whose attractions have often bcautied
the camp. Before tho ball the regimsnal officers will
present magnificent horse with all the necessary equip
ments 70 Colonel Allen, token Of their respect and
Friendship.
THE HARRIS LIGBT CAVALRY.
Again this "famous' corps has covered itself with
honor In tho recent lights appears that this regiment
always receives the need OF praise and tho
very best material pouring into It's ranks and
few days will eapss beforoit will be- filled up the
ber ordered by the government. Adjutant Armstrong
only takes mon OF no physique good character and pro-
6cont h0rsemen. All the bountes Of tho old regiments
are raid, and every town from which tho recruit
receives the credit Of the Recruiting Offices
OF Bsekman and Nassau Streets No 600 Broadway and
tent In the Park
THE THIRD METROPOLITAN REGIMENT.
Three hundred men Of tho Forty seventh regiment N.
Y. 8. NJ, recently returned from Bamore-having
served three ouths-have enlisted in Third Metro
politan regiment, Colonel Norton, one OF their old
captains.
THR NATIONAL WAR COMMTTEH-SUBsCRIPrIoNs FOR