The New York herald., 1862-08-26
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.

THE CALL FOR TROOPS.
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Volunteering in to state-Eseeruitin
Improving - che FAN Approschss.
ALBANY, August Is, 1852
1nele arc Nv nfty regiments organized in tho State.
1hsse he. fourteen thousand 70 n them up TO the
MAXI >um number; but IL 10 calculated the number xiu
0F. Allied during the next ten days.
There win then remain 600 deficiency thu rss call
for 900 volunteers These, with the ~ o00-New
Yeks quota the cali for 800 900 for nnc months
win leave 6S 900 men 10 be raised in the State
Tho government Is pressing tho State authorities
70 nae the earliest day on which the draft
menoe but Is believed hare thss the full number re-
quisd be furnished by volunteering a fast a the
government can equip and transport the men.
Recruiting improves Is the fall approaches
is found much easier 10 raise for nine months
1 than three years.
The State has furnished several thousand probably
eight thousand tho old regiments II these are
allowed Offset the number be drafted viii be thus
much decreased.
Arrival and Departure ef the One Hum
dred and Twentieth New York volun-
i teers.
The Ons Hundred and Twentieth regiment New York
" lunteers arrived IN this city from Kingston, Ulster
county at anseary hour yesterday morning. en- route for
the seat Of Thsy partook Of breakfast and dinner at
the Park Barracks under the supervision Of Captain Abel
and departed the afternoon for Washington per the
New Jersey Railroad route. The Park was crowded
throughout the day by whose bosoms the war
Juror seemed TO DO rekinded to the highest pitch
might judge from the enthusiastic expressions vOuchsed
TO the regiment. During their march down Broad
way TO the Jersey City ferry the people
ment numbers e7o splendid looking men and was raised
very short time after the call q the President The
during this rebellion in the Twentieth regiment New
| York Volunteers.
| The follow ing is a complete list of the ofIlcers-
Colonel, George Fl. Sharp; Lieutenant Colonel c. u.
Wcstbrook Major, J. Rudolph Tappen Adjutant, selah
Q. Tuthi Quartermaster, Uriah H. Coffin; Surgeon, J.
o. Van Hoyenburgh: First Assistant Surgeon Henry Col
lier Second Assistant Surgeon, ". A. Van Rensselaer,;
Sergeant, w. ]. Cockburn Hospital steward, j. D. Key
ser; Drum Major, August Goeller
Company A-Captan, Abram L. Lockwood; First Lieu
tenant James II. Lockwood; Second Lieutenant, Edward
Company B-Captain, s. s. westbrock; First L,euten-
ant, Rodney B. Kewkrk; Second Lieutenant, Dumond
Company C-Captain, J. L. Snyder First Lieutenant,
| J. r. Krom Second Lieutenant, William A. Norton.
Company D-Captain, lansing HOLSTER; First Lieu
tenant, Miner H Greene; Second Lieutenant Z. s. Tur
Oliver B. Gray Second Lieutenant Frederick Freileweh
Company R-Captain, J. +. Overpaugh; First Lieuten-
y.
Company G-Captain, Walter f. Scott; First Lieutsl-
ant, f. NC RUSSELL Second Lieutenant James A. Hyde.
Company H-Csptaln, Charles H. McEntee First Lieu
tenant James K. Holmes; Second Lieutenant, Michael E.
Creighton.
co~.pans -captan, F. W Reynolds; fret Lieutenant,
Alexander AUSTIN Second Lieutenant, John r. Burhans.
Company K-Captan, James NJ. Pierson; First Lieu
tenant Ayers G. Barker; Second Lieutenant James H.
Everitt.
Another regiment is in Of organization Ulster
county, and will bo ready TO take the ned shortly
Vicinity.
THE ENROLMENT oYPIcE-AN ORDER FROM GENERAL
ANrH0N.
Tho appointment Of enrolling officers has bee
peted and the duties which they have perform
somewhat Of arduous character. On making appica
on 70 Of the houses they have been received with
rather bad grace by the dwellers therein, and it would
be well for those persons receive them with good
grace possible These gentlemen but doing their
simple duty Calling At each house. and those duties
they have to efficiently perform perform them
they must Every of those officers is supplied with
OF any, should doubt exist TO the validity Of his
calling.
The following very necessary order has been issued by
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
NEW YORK, August rs, 1852.
The officers Of banks and insurance companies. and
the propretors Of hotels stores and manufactures will
promote their convenience and greatly facilitate the
labors Of the enrolling officers by preparing for their usc
that they may be ready when called for lists Of all
persons employed permanently residing in their re.
spectvc establishments, specifying name, occupation
age and place residence Under the system adopted
apprehension need be entertained that this course will
lead a enrolment of clerks o.hsrs who may
have been already enrolled where they reside
Judge Advocate General and Chief Enrolling Ofncer
CONNECTICUT REGIMENTS TO ARnrye IN THIS CITY
Three regiments Of volunteers from Connecticut
nornced TO arrive in this city during the present week
the Fourteenth, Fifteenth aud Sixteenth. The Fourteenth
which commanded by Colonel Dwight Norris will land
at pier No 2 North river this morning. having left Hart
ford Yesterday afternoon. The Fifteenth Will arrive
Thursday afternoon from New Haven. The Sixteenth
will arrive Thursday morning, and also land pier
No. 2, North river.
RECRUITING IN THE CITY--THE BOUNTY MONEY.
The recruiting yesterday in this city and vicinity
brsker than at period during tho present military
receive the largest number OF recruits bounty money
is not paid to any except those joining the With
regard 10 the difficulties hitherto experienced in paying
the State bounty, they entirely done away
with six assistant paymasers have been appointed
One Of them win be placed in this city Now is the ne
therefore, for recruits to hurry into the field. lmme
diatey after enlistment in old gments they will be
provided with their quota Of bounty That there bo
no draw back whatever on that head.
THE UNITED STATES MASTERING OFFICE
is at this department that the greatest rush Of bus
takes place daily officers and men in attend
Capt Iarncd and nrs Mott and Gahan sti their
posts working with energy in order to get through the
business Of their oElcc.
RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
The families OF all those enlistng u the Metropolitan
Guard entitled to quito liberal relief owing pa
riotc which the residents Of the Ihird ward
have forward with The necessary help lhe follow
ing gentlemen have contributed the appended
their narnes:-
Thomas r. Agnew, Esq, wholesale grocer, No. 100 |
Greenwich street, 500. Mr. Samuel Wyckof in same |
business 500, and offers 70 give $50 per long
the may last Mossrs. r, Il. A. Stuart, sugar
merchants, OF Chambers and Greenwich Streets
500. Captain Mount collected 81 305 IN day.
sergeant Mills. a the Broadway squad collected
$1,000 in one day.
THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Colonel Nugen, Of the Sixty ninth regimen New York
Volunteers. has been appointed to the brevet rank OF
Lieutenant Colonel IN the regular army This Il well de-
served, on no more valiant efficient officer could
the be conferred. lie hiss resolved the position
the fact Of his bravery In action and his merits