The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-27

7Sasns General Hlhouse, relative to payment Of the
a. ALBANY, August 25 1862.
SIR-Ths whole force OF the Paymaster Generals De-
gments In the interior Of the state complete ana ready
"a o. When this Is accomplished attentan will be
tgivso the unfinished regiments IN Sew Yok and else
Where THOMAS HilLHoUSE, Adjutant General.
n,~TH SENATORIAL COMMITTEE.
The Military C. mnttes of tho Sixth Senatorial district
met at the City Hall Yesterday Peter Cooper la
the chair In tho NAM Inc United states r
fsrred to q committee for action Tho following was
whereas tins Committee being Informed that Captain
VIM. Mayer Is about TO raise rensient OF volunteers
under auspices and encouragement o. our German rel
low citizens and desires to call said regiment The Second
Resolved, That permission be and is hereby sivsn to
ssns In this city the Sixth Senatorial district the
purpose OF aiding him TO complete his regiment and TO
call the the Second Sixth Senatorial district regi
Gaent.
The resolution WINS unanimously passed, Mr.. Foster
speaking quite hatteringly Of Capt. Mayer.
The following has been received by the treasurer, Mr.
Kelly per the gentlemen whose names annexed to
Che amounts
s0pdyks, 81 O0o Mr.. Tdsn, $500 Five hundred dollars
were appropriated for COL Gurneys regiment, $500 70
che Sixty sixth, and 500 70 the Sixty second.
gEIRrY-SEvENTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. n.
This regiment, under command Of Col. Chas. Roome,
now At Camp Beger, Baltimore viii probably return TO
New York during the next ten days. at the end Of the
three months service, and then learn Is TO be
organized for the war; large number Of the onicers
and men desire the service and the new regl
sns will nave the advantage going into the ed under
these who have had thorough instruction and valuable
experience in military duties The old members and nu.
doubt take pride ard interest In the movement and
der important assistance in preparing the organiza
fl0n for immediate service.
PATRIOTISM IN THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.
injecting Of the employees OF the above establish
solved all in their power TO encourage enlistng In
Of any OF their number being drafted they offer to
support their families during their absence Over twenty
have already enlisted in the army from this establish
mont
PATRIOTISM OF THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT AT THE
, BaooKLYN NAVY YARD.
meeting of the employees Of the Ordnance Depart
ment Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard held on the 2st
inst when after passing patriotic resolutions they de-
termned each TO appropriate days pay monthly in
aid Of the families Of such as would so 70 the war; -Four
do lars per week will be allowed to wife, and dollar
each child. In of both parents living with
and dependent upon him, they will receive zach two dol
lars per week The parents Of any unmarried man will
receive If four dollars po week. both tive dollars.
THE NEW YORK ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH
REGIMENT.
TO THE EDlToR or TIE HERALD.
SiR-I am sorry that / must trouble you again about
the number OF enlisted in my regiment. This
1ngs report shows $50 men, deseters included We will
have some thirty forty to day, and,
over, . whole company the tenth Of my regiment
Captain Lockman's repeal That we will leave the city
ances deceive me- We are the rs. regiment completed
under the now call from tho city New York Respect
fully, ELIAS PElssNER, Col CONG 10th N. w.
(Fifth Senatorial District regiment.)
FURTHER EVIDENCE OF PATRIOTISM.
LETTER FROM MIR. c. KNOX.
LIEUT.: N. DELASY, $50 Broadway LGHr Battery B.
MI DEAR slR--To assist You in your efforts to MI up
@s 30 hs Ss e
ten men who shall enlist with you after its receipt My
son ono Of your companions in arms and for his sake
aud for sake of the Union that both ardenty
love, am anxious to see the Irish Brigade In It's fullest
strength the baltic field,
TO s ssUS you this & Re-
NEW YoRS, August 20, 1892
BY reference to advertising columns win be
Chat Lieut. Dclany oilers $50 to the first ten volunteers
Tor Battery d, Irish Brigade
Movements OF General Corcoran-The Rc-
ception Of the Sixty-ninth To-Day.
The name OF Corcoran and the reception which he has
eceived in this city, will impart much vigor and rapdity
In the organization Of his new command. AS brave
and patriotic representative or tho Irish soldier Amc
ca, mono be worthy Of support in his new
sphere, taking the fold, he is about to do in the
capacity of brgader general While in the hands Of
xebols he exhibited an unconquerab spirit Of steadfast
ness TO tho national and honor and 1t remains
For the citizens OF New York to support him in the orga
nization Of his brigade much they There
doubt but that thousands throughout the State pant
xng with anxiety the field his banner and
that tho gallant lrshman again about to bare his
breast TO the in defence Of his adopted country let
the support rendered to him in his field be united
e. his abilities and character deserve.
The noble old Sixty ninth will arrive In this city TO-
day, In time to be present the great war meeting
which is TO take place In the Park should this prove
pated and irresistible impulse wl DO gwen the OBJ
sect for which the meeting has been called. The Sixty
ninth do not to "skedaddlsrsn anxious to
quay at homo aud themselves a)r their two arduous
campaigns; but, the contrary they for the pur
peso q roorganzsng, under the chivalrous Brigader
General Corcoran who will again lead them into action
~ portion Of sthe Irish Legion p being organ
izod Here an example for Those who ukswarm about
ghtng the battles OF their country Let such ponder On
g. and he awakened TO q OF the position they ought
20 assume ia this conflict The Common Council bearing
today st twelve O'Clock, and proceed to Jersey City
meet the regiment and escort them from thence to this
ny The sixty ninth will arrive about one O'Clock p
~ spd there doubt but their reception by the
pie win equal that accorded to their gallant cheftan
Oorcoran Friday Les them be received with all
ahe honos due to the dahng Irish soldier and the
patriot The following is the latest despatch received in
ehis city in reference TO the return of the regiment
WASHINGTON, August rs, 1862
Alderman TERENCE FARLEY, Chairman, &c.-
Tho sixty ninth viii arrive in the city about one
o'clock on Wednesday. MICHAEL CORCORAN.
The subjoned dispatches were sent last evening by
Mayor Opdyke to the Mayor of Philadelphia
Nnw YORK, August 20, 1902
Sn-I will thank you TO inform General Coreoran that
y desired that the Sixty ninth regiment may arrive az
jersey City tomorrow at three O'Clock M when they
will be met by the Common Council and military and
escorted 10 the mass meeting at the City Hall
GEO. OPDYKE, Mayor.
In addition to the above Alderman Farley received tho
following yesterday afternoon:-
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 20, 1852.
Alderman TEREycE FARLEY, Chairman, nc =
Tho Sixty Ia here, awaiting transportation.
Will start to day. in special train, and arrive in New
York TO- morrow afternoon. win telegraph precise tmo
Of arrival, as soon possible.
MICHAEL CoRCORAN.
MEETING OF THE sIxTY-NISTH REGIMENT OFFICERS.
meeting Of the sixtynnth regiment officers, at pre-.
oent in tho city, held at tho armoy, in Essex
et last night FOR the purpose of making preparations TO
receive their regiment, which is to arrive to day Capt
Bresln was called tho chair. Anon. those present
were Lieutenants Dalton, Duly and Hare Captains Clarke,