The New York herald., 1862-09-06


T'As One Hundrsd and Twsnty-Eighsh
Regiment.
HuDsoK, N Y, Sept ., 1884,
e Ono Hundred and Tscnty eighth regiment, ColOsel
Uewlss, leaves IN steamer Oregon aa hvs p H. fsr New
York, - rosx TO the scat OF war
Mnssary Move.aents An New Yorh and
Vicinity.
5HE ouARrKRhAsrER GENERALS OHYlC1.
statement has been made by the officers Of The Stan
tor Legion that have not been properly A.
tended 10 by the officials oartermaster Generals
cf,cs in this city This statement appears 10 be made
without the foundation, none could be found
attentive to business more geBtemanly in the
discharge Of the same than are the ads Of Quartermaser
General Arthur. From that efficient public officer down
the utmost strctnsss observed in attending TO tho
wants Of military organizations hessrs Casey and
Curtis to two principal ocers in charge under Gen.
Arthur ard their dnties quite From early
hour the morning until late in the evening the once is
bcsered with erartermasters coones AID other knights
the military arena who this thing and that thing
III expecting to have their particular wants attended toa
the time But these gentemsn should recollec the
vast amount OF business which must be transacted IN this
department alone and which cannot be acted upon by
the officials in charge without the necessary time and
labor.
THE UNITED STATES MusTERlNG OFFICE.
By glance at The table Published in yesterdays HE
it will be seen what large amount OF work s done
Here each recruit is examined mustered into the service
and resolves his portion Of The United States bounty
money Yesterday the Office well patronzed, large
number Of recruits being m stored in The medical in
spectors are kept quite busy during the entire day
l~ THE ENROLMENT OFFICE.
All goes smoothly on At General Antbon'S ofhce, and
the entire enrolment may be expected TO be concluded IN
the OF eight ten days. When this is accom-
pished there other obstacle the way TO prevent
the commencement Of drat, If IL should BE- doomed
necessary 10 resort to the same.
OPERATIONS OF TIE NEW CITY BOUNTY.
The city bounty OF $50 offered to recruits joining
Of the old regiments has had very perceph
bic effect recruiting. Nearly dozen applied at
the Comptroler's office yesterday and, upon showing
United states Treasury notes by the Assistant Auditor
me lit lie dissatisfaction is, however, occasioned BY
paragraph the Comptrolers proclamation relative to
the bounty payment. which reads as follows
l. The bounty will he paid only recruits who enlist
and afer Thursday September for three the
The Mayors proclamation on the her'hand is dated
September g. and promises The bounty from that day to
al able bodied men who shall enlist in the service Of the
country This city. This discrepancy is doubtless
cdental Oh TIE part OF Mr. Hs, and should be recaed
by him without delay. Persons enlistng on Wednes
day fairly entitled TO the bounty, and there
sound reason why they should not get IL, as the Mayor
in his poclara,icn undoubtedly intended Mr. Opdyk kcs
language admits Of msconstruction for in tho
cludng words Of his proclamation he says
II viii be noticed that the bounty hereby offered only
those ~ho shall volunteer alter ine issue OF this procana
proper that the benefit OF the doubt should be given
such volunteers led to enlist on Wednesday under
Comptroller Haws viii doubtless see the propriety Of
taking such measures Immediately.
MERCHANTS BOUNTY.
We take pleasure in calling attention the advertise
nent OF Messrs. Lawman Kemp, uf largest and
most Respectable drug houses in this city Offering
hundred and fifty dollars in bounes for volunteers the
Duryoe zoaavss who may apply to them This another
evidence Of the zeal which the reinstatement Of General
Mcclellan has awakened.
TIE TKlRrY-sEyENIH REGIMENT n. =. 8. n. @.
new regiment under the above title is about being
nYu hrnA mr. n I'm
HEADQUARTERS Of the regiment are situated a No. SOC
broadway.
THE rIFrR xs6IKENT EETRoPoLIrA AN GUARD.
Colonel I. " fumeie IS about organizing regiment
under above title. The Colonel was formerly major
Of the Thirty seventh regiment New York State Militia
TUX SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT.
On Wednesday next the Sixth regiment Of Massachu.
sets viii arrive In this city roe for the seat Of
win be remembered THAI this regimen. was tho first
10 the rebels their passage through BALTIMORE
banquet win DO given them IN this city 90 Wednesday
night.
NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENT.
The Secretary Of War has appointed General Strong
late Of district take charge Of recruits who
may be sent on from this city.
VERMONT REGIMENTS COMING ON
Tomorrow morning the Tenth Vermont regiment win
this city their way Washington On Monday
it is expected that the Eleventh win arrive.
THE IRISH LEelos-ANoTgER REGIMENT FOR GENERAL
CORCoRAN.
Yesterday Gen. Corcoran accepted Col. wm NeEyly,s
regiment Numbering four hundred men. The men
enrolled in this regiment havo ali the appearance of
soldiers, and what have learned the Colonel IS
qualinoi and sufcioAiy popular to complete bis com
General Corcoran yesterday issued the following or
der
SPECIAL oRpIrs-sc !.
UEADQU ARrIRs, CC2CoRA MS IRysr IracN
SEw YoRE, Sept. d. 1852. /
All persons authorised 20 recruit Tor this brigade in
recruiting for the Sixty ninth egllt New Yok state
artillery aud Colonel NcDermotts regiment Will report
forthwith Colonel William McEvily, bis headquar.
tiers, 10. as0 Broadway. BY order.
nIcHAti coEcoRAN, Brlgadier General
sIxTYSisTH REGnNENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Colonel James Hagiey, Of the sixty ninth regiment New
York state Militia. has issued tho following order
HEApouARIERs, SIXTY. RsenrsT N. Y.s.M,l
Esyx MARKET, NEw YORK, sept. o, 1862. !
Tho members OF this regiment who served IN she last
three months campaign and yet "
the United States service are hereby ordered 10 assemble
O'CLOCK A. NJ The captains OF those companies who have
members yet unmuseree shall attend also BY order Of
Colonel JAMES BAGi4EY
sixty ninth regiment N Y. s. N.
TIE ErGH-H REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
large number uf friends Of Colonel yarsn Eighth
regiment New York state Militia met, BY appointments,
re,nrn aud the efficient manner IN which his
mand found their return their second
General Hall Colonies Avery and Borden Captains Phil
lips, Way, Gregory ard Blauvelt, and large number q
ladies' ExCaptain Philips was the first captain " tbe
troop attached tbs Light regiment, oreaIn " re.
cove General Jackson o. 1882.
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT RE6IgRxr.
@ sy S.v gassa that nsg ssl., up = o
f~'nNo
Iounsbury docs not examine Gl.y Tho utmost
ndepce placed in Colonel Mccrmott b. both officers
and and there Is no doubt that his req nesi VIII be
flied up a couple Il wscks.
THE STANTON LEGION.
Colonel " VI. Aiien returned from Washington y0ss.,
day afternoon, and the Legion is under orders to depart
for the 30 morrow tSundayl IN consequgnc.
of this passes viii hereafter be granted any
OF the men camp The families o soldiers IN
regiment may pay farewell visits u the camp to-day and
tomorrow. Trans leave Vanderbilt Landing for Camp
New I,orp At eight ard quarter " ten A. NJ, and
ffea axIln nn1 ID
81 Boats leaving the foot Of whitehall street seven
and nine A. NJ. aud one, four and sir NJ.
THE FRUIT IMPORTEis AND JOBBEks AND THE WAR.
meeting importers and tbbers In the fruit trnde
he'll Yesterday a. the store Of Nnturp Partridge
No LIS lsar street, Hanover sluare 10 raise company
ol FOR the II orsanSa By the cleo
ton VI H0rstio A. Bliss Chairman, James RobnsoH
Treasurer and ~ Brandeges az secretary.
The Chairman, taking bis place, said this meeting