The New York herald., 1862-09-07
THE CALL FOR TR00?s..
The One Hundred and Thirty-6fth Now
York Regiment.

YORK Nesimcht.
The One Hundred and Thirty fifth regiment New York
Volunteers, Colonel William H. Morris. LEFT this city
yesterday at noe n enbarkng at pier No North river
ard the Atlas, bound for South Amboy, en- route to
Washington. The regiment formed in the Eighth
Senatorial district Thousand mep ana
contains OF the finest fighting material thst has
yet left the State The Colonel, william Norris 10 he
son Of General George P. Morris, the poet he (the
ColoneD graduated At West Point, In 1861, with
high honors, and served under General Hentzeimah
Al Fort Yuma, California. He afterwards resigned
On account Of his health, and became assistant
editor OF the IEnas Journal. On ths breaking
cut Of the rebeIlior he again offered his services
70 the government and sysd all through the peainsusr
was highly recommended by his copmandng oncer, and
is reported gallant conduct the Battle psd having
his horse shot under him he disns = IaSs a
Howard Kitching, has also served IN the peninsuMr
campaign, chief Of . section m regular battery
Georges Robinson the Major, is son Of the late Nelson
Robnsou Esq Of this city Most Of the officers are mon
Of means ard have lett lucrative positions TO serve their
country The rank and ale are from tho
with Enfield r!Hes. There doubt that when this
regiment 10 called ato action IL will give good acessss
Of Itself.
Arrival or the One Hundred and Twenty.
Is sighth s1sgimsat N. r. .. W,
This regiment under the command OF Colonel David
cowles. arrived In this city Friday and we're quar-
tsrsd in The PARK Barracks Tho regiment was raised N
Columbia and Dutchess countless and more athletic or
patriotic body Of passed through this city
they left evening for Washington The following Is
Q correct list Of tho ofhcers:--
AND srAW
CeloneE-pavid 8. CowIes. Hudson.
Ltesstendn, Coi0Hsl--Jarnes Smith I'm tho oeldt
Major-Jamss P. Foster, Hudson.
AdjMant--A Ashley, Jr Chatham.
Quare,,nas,er-Alex. AMMAN FishkM
Sa,ueon--Paimer &. Cole New York.
First Assistant SU,qc0a--C H. Andrus Poughkoepsie.
Second Assistant SurGeon-D. r. Van Week, kiDderho0k
ChG,Ldir--Rev. John Parker
Company A--Captain, Edward clifford Hudson, First
Lieutenant. Granvi lie p. Hawas, Hudson Second Lsue-
nant. John wbitbeck Hudson.
Compr,,p R-Captain harles Y Bosiwck, First Lcute
nant Thomas n. butcher; Second Lieutenant, Jeremiah
Sylvester.
First Lieutenant Howard II. Morse Rhneoeck; Second
Lieutenant, Thomas n. Davis, Milan.
Cor,paay D-captain, John Parker; First Lieutenant,
P. n. Sterling; Second Lieutenant 9. Doty.
CONF anu I-Captain, George w. Van Slyck. Vaiatia
First Lieutenant j. w Van yakenburg Chatham; Second
Lieutenant, George T. White, Hudson.
+ + Williamson. Second lieutenant c. A. Anderson
C1ap0ay G-Iaptain, John A. Van Keuren; First Lieu
tenant Henry H. Sncesox Second Lieutenant Sylvester
Company H-captain Robert D. wilkinson; First Lieu.
tenant, Frederick wilkinson; Second Lieutenant John p
Company I-Captan Robert j. Mitchell Hudson; First
Lieutenant Charles b. Chtenden, Stockport; Second
Lieutenant, R. J. palen, Hudson.
Lieutenant Robert Fl Burns Hudson Second Lieutenant,
John D. Lake, Copske.
Arrival or the One Hundred and Twenty
third and One Hundred and Twenty
Ninth Regiments N. Y. 3. ".
These two regiments composed Of fine. able, bodied
men, fresh from tho farm 6elds OF the interior Of tho
State arrived here yesterday and took up their quarters
at the Park Barracks They are all uniformed according
to regulation, but are yet unarmed.
Regiment. an
FREDoNfA, N. ", Sept. 8, 1852.
The One Hundred and Twelfth regiment wholly from
county and hundred strong
IL under marching orders, and will leave on the Sth
instant
Other full companies are canp and old Chautaaqua
county Is now less than one hundred short OF filling
quota for che 600 900 men.
There will be no draft in Chau.auqua county voun-
tseringiis too brisk for that.
New England Regiments 90 Arrive.
despatch from Governor Andrew 70 Colonel Frank
Howe states that the Thirty Massachusetts, regiment
viii arrive in New York this morning.
A despatch from Governor Holbrook, OF Vermont an
nounces the departure of Tenth Vermont regiment
yesterday. 1t will arrive at Peck Slip this morning
The Eleventh Vermont regiment viii arrive hore on
Monday morning
The departure Of the old Sixth Massachusetts, regiment
for the seat OK war again, Baltimore Is considered by
many a. interesting event. and its numerous friends
this city very dssrous Of proper reception being
accorded 10 the heroes Of the 10th Of April meeting
OF the Sons Of Massachusetts will Be held 70 perfect mea
sures for the purpose.
Movements of Massachusetts Regiments.
Bosros, Sept. Q, 1862
Tho Thirty seventh Massachusetts, regiment will leave
PtsneId Sunday, and 90 by railroad TO Hudson, and
thence by steamer 70 Jersey City.
The Fortieth Massachusetts, regiment will leave on
n,,cday, via Stoningtsn
on EZsde, the old Sixth Massachusetts, reeinsns for
nine months, viii islvs via Fall river. The sxth w
march through Baltimore fns ctzcns OF lowell have
engaged the brigade band 70 accompany the regiment 10
Washington.
Military Movements I'm NsU York ana
Vicinity.
CoRcoRAS's IRIsH LEGION.
Recruiting for this brigade progresses very favoAsiy.
Independent Of this the General Ia receiving handAons
osssous every day from other In addition 70
Colonel MsEviys command. Captain Dohertys company,
which was attached 70 the Empire Brigade, has been
turned over to the General Annexed the special srdsr
To that effect -
Ap,vsasr GrsxRaIs 6rrcr xInlrr, Sept. s. 1854
Captain Dohertys recruits attached n the Second
regiment Of the Empire Brigade hereby transferred TO
4s siff II Gsr q as
The above Is published for the benefit OF all whom II
may concern. 4. r. D0hERTy, Captain.
The appointments made on the Generals stan, far,
are:-First Aid. Captain william J. Kane and John Jar
rett Blodget Assistant Adjutans General
The annexed order was issued yesterday by General
Corcoran:-
GENERAL OnpRR-So l.
HEADQUARTERS, CoRcoRAr's IRIsH LKcr0r,l
AsroR HOUSE,, NEw YoRK, Sept. 8, 1852.
All commandants OF regiments forming for this
brigade will Immediately report 70 these headquarters In
writing the OF all deld STAT and ne officers far
appointed: .,,u.. ,or ,,,. ,r,..a. I'm ..o,, T.,
nediaey In writing 10 these beadquarers stating from
whom they with and address