The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

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Bacon, Ia. Is l.. Lincoln, Jr. r. W. Ripley, J.
Horton, =. Amadoa. =. +. Goodrich, l.. Il. Pratt.
REsIMESrs Te LEAVE FOR THE SEAT OF WAR.
me lowing res lsnens New York state in ads
toE t. those pub, shed yesterdays HERALD, win take
their depntucSr the Of dates appended
70 their nnes according to orders received General
arthurs oincc9rcm Albany
'3l5lA. -. ssamnini. Fonda. Aug list -
'12o,h. g Il Sharp. Kingston. August q.
l26th C Sherrel. Geneva August %.
2o6th.. -. +. Judd. O5densburg. August 20.
ll2ta q Z Allen. jamestown. Aasist =,
Colcness commanding instructed 70 Immediately
saii an absent farlough. They will also
mako rseuisition en- the Quartermastcr General for
transportation and subsistence on the route and for tho
necessary equipments for their regmeats, in compliance
with orders frosn AdJutant General Hillhouse
xxu GREAT INCREASE IN B0UNrIEs--ENcoURAQE
NESr FOR RECRUITS.
Ihe offered recruits in bounty, both from pri
vsis individuals and public departments certainly
esd anything that has yet been forthcoming from any
country any government under tho sum- Every day
ne purse strings Of rich being freely opened
: object, and a recruit now sniisting in most
q the regInents receives INTO nis hands is
: fact is necessarily bringing forward large num-
Der Of recruits and there has boon to complain
during the past week this bead. Insurance com
panies shipping companies .chans and business
& all classes coming forward in the most patriotic
complain Of any want which might exist under pecun
consideration In consequence recruiting for the
week has been exceedingly successful At the mastering
once IN White street over two hundred per day have
passed through the medical inspectors hands. Captain
1arned is up to his eyes in business.
SOLDIERS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Sixty soldiers, whosc term Of service had expired,
rived from New Orleans yesterday. They CHARTERED
az the rooms OF the New England Association.
APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL DIRECTOR.
DR.. Mcouga has received the appointments Of Medical
Director at this station his duty being attend bust
ness in connection with the military hospitals in the
neiga5orbaod.
THE METROPOLITAN GUARD.
The field officers Of the Secona regiment Metropolitan
Guard have yet received their appointments
gcant Samuel Brevoor Of the First preciact been dc
iai.ed TO act ms Quartz master.
ANOTHER OFFER OF SPECIAL BOUNTY.
Aessrs Smith, Wcls & Co., doing business at Nos 81
and Sc Franklin street, offer special bounty Of SIS
each who will enlist Irish or Corcoran brigade
oeiore the list OF tie present mouth.
THE HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY.
Mr. Tredwcll Cole Of Oyster Bay, Queens cornty and
1lr William Caudel have each offered bounty $40 10
recruits enlisLng in the Harris Light cavalry, sta
tsonsd at Cupcpper Court House, Va. in re-
iion 70 cavalry enstmens has issued by the GO
vernncnt 1t is ordained that all joining cavalry
organizations must be proficient in the management OF
horses, and examination TO that effect will have be
made by Capt. Larned.
FOOD FOR OUR ARMY.
The furnishing food soldiers passing through
ah city and quarercd therein is given by con-
tract at average cost Of eighteen per day
sach man. II Is understood that rather injudicious
change is about being made by those having the
n charge, which will cost the government twenty
0enH, instead Of eighteen.
THE FoRrY-sEyENTH REGIMENT NJ r. sv.
Captain s. G. johnson and Lieutenant Z. /. Granville
= the Forty seventh regiment N. Y. s. ", Colonel
Eraser, stationed ut Hilton Head s. C., have come
90 70 this city for the purpose OF recruiting Seventy
nine dollars bounty paid to each recruit after beng
mustered in The recruiting station at GOO Broadway
THE sEvESTY.FIRsr REGIMENT.
The scers and non comm ssoned officers Of the sevei
syarst regiment N. Y. $. M now in this CITY re-
euested 70 meet at the rsgmenta arnory Monday
August Is, At eight O'Clock p. N.
REQUEST FOR AID by RECRUITING OFFICER
recruiting officer, having already thirty-six mea
ustersd into the service is in nced Of funds raise the
residue of forty four 10 complete his company He
VII be willing to repay any such advance out OF his pay
He can be seen at No lis Fulton street, in this city
APPOINTMENT or A CHAPLAIN IN TIE urLLuoUs 81
LIGHT INFANTRY.
Rev. Dr. Francis Mansfield, an Epscopalan, has been
appointed Chaplain Of the lhouse Light infantry the
Second regiment Of the Empire Brigade.
THE PARg BARRACKS.
Every preparation IS being made at the Park Barracks
Tor the reception Of troops which expected TO arrive
from the ercnL States en- route for the seat OF war ner,
week. II is well for the appearance Broadway and thc
general heath Of our sick soldiers that this place has
ceased " be hospital
SECOND REGIMEST METROPOLITAN GUARD.
Captain Svey OF the Twenty sixth precinct has no.
resigned and taken ca commission In tho above
regiment also Captain Speght, Of the Twenty FIRST pre-
cnct geant Breyonrt has been appointed Quarter
mastur Of the same regiment.
rHE FIFTY-FIgsT REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
The Fifty-lrst regiment IS recruiting very fast and
will be led up. Eighty-nine dollars Is paid III
On b to each recruit he Is mustered into the
service, foliows:-S5o State bounty, $40 United
ststes bounty and $40 from Iathrop Ludngton Co.,
WHO ofer II for Tie first ono hundred raised Capt
Sims left yesterday with squad q recruits, and The
Colonel now Acting Brigadier General leaves Monday
60 repin his brigade and will take squad with him
STANTON LEGIox-coI.. WI. II. ALLEN.
The Governor yesterday appointed Lieutenant Colonel
81 the Stanton Legion Captain D. C. y H. BllIng, late
Captain Company 4 First regiment New York Volunteers
which formerly commanded by Colonel Allen. Ien
Col Falling has seen extensive field service having been
in the Danish regular army eight years three or which
No passed IN command o. company IN the schlcswig
Bp.gteia war Lieut. Col. Ballng was President Of the
Ssndinayian Society ii this city, ond opportunity Is
w afforded FOR ali scandinavials IN New York rrsh
Nrns. under true leader Of their own patton. Tue
wton Legion now has two most efficient officers In the
> s-us 81 Co. Alien and Lieut. Col Rllng and will rem
:, tie country good service when Il takes the field az II
~, ny viii. SIhe American soldiers Handbo5k for
ctr, essrvicc," by Lieut.. col Balng, which now In
- y adcnsoa sorm snses him 10 "enrd"rsSs erss
nm a. uhor Ivory n the stanton Legion Is 10 be
unishc a ~ VI TINS ttic DtokW hcn he goes into
amp at ~" Do'P
slsH Bn WNDS-hAN1E bovNrIEs OFFERED FOR
RECKUITs.
ysy,.rav at the head recruiting Office OF the rish
rigade, the o'S =" 49, mao orisk Work. Induce
tents in tho 'p- y s"s1, ~ eNtfa oounties, re-
.,,i, ncoraa y eyeral spirited merchants have sc
,,sos sn.,o~ -usb Of applicants Tor enrolment unde
he green ing sol A,""y 1870 - no boys under
ensrpl Meagrcr w r''""y "r''.s W. hrst OF the
500 offered b. Ncg W. n'n'i' nons w. zos Cana
,ies 49, s 40. epscd ard since ibcn That Amount
ny ~ se 49, Mr.. Isaac ScPmar, OF the arm
u Soilgnian stctthen ~ 49, o =. :" - ~ AZ
eady announced gave, 49, y ~, ~ $500. ~ n
~ ~ sr ~ ir,s, Brigade, the OF $40 cx