The New York herald., 1862-08-02
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
DInItary Movements in New York and
vicinity.

1InItary Movements in New York and
Vicinity.
ARE WE TO HAVE DRAFT OR ARE WE NoI?-- HOW
ESLIsTMESrs PROGRESS, ETC.
The question which mostly Occupying the atten
ton al classes is, whether will become neccs
gary to TO drafting in t State in order furnish
eho quota OF troops under the cali According to
statements made by the committee who returned from
Washington on Thursday, and which given publca.
Zion 10 In yesterdays HERALD the government authori-
sizes seem determined draft about the 18th Of August
should New York rrope iy respond when the muster
soll Is called for the different States II may then be
yairly surmised that somebody win have to hl up the
deficiency and that deficiency will be the signal for
Immediate drafting People, however, arc prone TO bs
very creduous in this connection. In the opinion Of
mill ary authorities Of this city and State who sup
posed TO be fully posted the matter there viii be
he slightest necessity according to present appearances
for immediate draft. There ID mineing the
matter, however, that the city Is not doing Its whole
duty In furnishing volunteers but the rural districts
fully alive to the necessity OF hurrying reinorcemen,s
into the field. The accounts from the interior Of the
state speak quite hattsringly Of the progress made
1ng up the new regiments and should there be any
6csncy In the number Of demanded from New
York. the entire State will manfuly forward to the
escue Many OF the regiments this city and Brooklyn
are filling up fast; but there some who receive
carcely recruit per day. This may be, in . manner
rutng officers connected with those regiments, or it
any DO owing to want Of public confidence in the
oaesty OF those officers. Some OF tho latter have
emily ceased their efforts entirely in the recruiting
uaness, becoming disheartened because they could
lie. These officers are new in the business,
nd have not seen any service in the field;
eher nave they the interests OF the country heart
they would not halt in the gooi work Of raising men
night IN defence Of that COVE nment under which they
. obtaining subsistence and emolument sh uld draft,
len, become necessary in This state, the cities OF New
ork ard Brooklyn vii have TO for it, unless
uits are furnished aster than they been Tor
.st two weeks
THE QUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
General Arthur's Office still 10 the centre
business, and uniforms, with other military equip
'nts, are being hurried OF daily to the different dis
cts. Every regiment at present organizing tho State
got 10 report at this office for Instructions. that
aQie accounts may here no had relative to the progress
recruiting The Rochester regiment is now fun aud
@ DC n.st on the w.r path The other regiments
oughout the state are getting along remark kaby wei
General Arhur's op4ion that the states quota Of
ops VII be furnished before the 10Th Of August.
THE MASTERING OFFICE.
hings are brisk at the STEERING Office in White street.
IRE were about hundred recruits mustered into
service yesterday. Mon fast joining the old regi-
ITS in preference to the new, and this will be moro
orally the case when the fact is we'll known that
tam Larned will pay the men their twenty nine dol
Immediately on taxing Inc oath of enlistment.
TIE bounty MONEY.
TO doubts existing relative to the payment Of bounty
icy have now been entirely dspelied and il is hoped
the fact will swell the number Of eniis,ments in the
Captains Of companies have now not the slightest
Guilty in procuring the genuine g hard cash. for their
y they 60 the right way about IL. The twenty five
RS state bounty, wish the two dollars enlistment
State bounty Of aty dollars, vita tweatvave dol.
government bounty and four dollars enlistment fec
% had oy those who volunteer into regiments already
neid There can be no mistake about receiving
money should the officers In charge recruits apply
&c for their checks and have them flied up with
&C. clearly demonstrated, thsro can be further
% for men hanging back waiting for further induce
5 to don the uniform OF thoir countrys service.
DEATH OF COLONEL MONROE, TwESTY-sEooND
REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
ording call issued from the headquarters of the
~ second regiment New York State Militia.
ne Of the reserve guard OF that corps was held at
rmory OF Company c. at eight O'Clock yesterday
ns relative 10 the death OF their late commander
81 Monroe At liarper's Ferry. Lieutenant vvse, in
and Of the guard occupied the char upon the
md stated the objects of the meeting. He sug
the proprsty of 1rting the remains OF Colonel
e ~ their last resting place, as well as TO his ats
nee, On the arrival of the body. The following do
from Lieutenant Colonel Aspinwal, of the
second, was then read
HARPxE's FERRY, July 81, 1862
ain otis win telegraph you from Baltimore the |
ho remains will arrive in Now York. Have a
ready, and any mombers who wish to escort |
will write you about the funeral.
LLOYD ASPINwAlI, |
Lieutenant Colonel Twenty second regiment.
tenant Oakley ana prvates Perkins and Haydock
e,cgatet committee prepare proper resolutions
. 10 the death Of Colonel Monroe, when tho meet |
"A
in the afternoon an ther tslegrsphic despatch
ceived, stating that The remains OF Colonel Monroe |
arrive in the city ST eleven O'Clock last night. II
expressed desire Of Mrs. Monroe. however, who |
IN with the remains, that no military ssco should
sny them through the city l
EATH OF LIEUTENANT KINDS, SECOND REGY.
MEM M X Sc N.
Sas yesterday received In this city Of the death |
Lieutenant John NJ. Kinds. late of the Second reg.
I. Y. s. NJ. Lieutenant Kinds died Of typhoid
n Thursday last In Philadelphia. Since the com
ient of the present no has been In tho fold
gallant and efficient officer. His body arrived
city yesterday, whence II was taken To the
70 OF his brother, No SO Willow place, Brooklyn,
will remain until burial
;AD ALvE--sEEGEANT THOMAS r. MAJOR NOT
DEAD.
,c soth uit. notice ipp:ssfsd ln the sHsKAln Of
Of Sergeant Thomas r. Major, Of the Fifth New
luneers, from wound in the head, re.
! the battle Of Games Mills. Captain Partridge
sgiment was 50 convinced Of MAJORS death that
his dsconsolte father and mother, Informing |
- their dead. Tho father therefore
the obituary as last act Of affection and 70
ice We are glad now to learn that though nearly
mgeant NJ ,j)r is alive and in fair way Of recoye-
is now In Chester hospital, Pennsy lvania where
DIS are rapidly heaiag and, as he himself writes, |
)rth ton dead men" The friends OF the gallant
dior viii be agreeaby surprised Vi this denial OF
sFISoLA's ENTIRE BRIGADE.
crgetic excrtious being made by General Spinola |
: his brigade u the fropcr number are beginning |
lth good effect. ~ the camping grounds Eas
X, every thing bears true military appearance
RS state that I hey have enlisted one
mon and W ith a little extra labor they hope 10
field with the other organizations. On Thurs
h review hnd at tho eucampmcnt, and the
hdy begin to carry themselves with the prec.
n ID the true SIN oi making excellent soldiers In
%. No better locality could be selected for n
IA that Of East New York. The dril ground is
and well fitted io~ mancnvsring. The following
ucsrs of the first, Second and Fourth regiments,
splointed.-
'egimep--coioncl James Jourdan; Lieutenant
-; Majo-, ,-- Delyccchio. AdJutart, Law
lly; QmT,ermastcr, James II. Cornell
RsyiD,esV--Coonol, Z. j. Clsssen Lieutenant
- Prescott; Maiof, - Hitchcock, Adutant,
Zoseo; Guertermastcr, - Stciger.
ReQiB.ent-Colosel. James e. Burke Lieutenant
1. D. Smith AdjLtant, VIM. NJ. Cole; Quarter
lmcs Ebling