The New York herald., 1862-05-28

greatest excitement and enthusiasm during the whole Of
yesterday, consequent upon 90 many armorss being in
the building. From early hour in the morning the
spacious drill or the Eighth regiment washington
Grays) was continuous OF hustle activity
by the expected departure Of the regiment and
its call for volunteers, which, indeed, nobly re-
sponded TO- In several parts Of the could bs
officer, with bench or table for desk surrounded BY
crowds Of men and boys anxiousy awaiting their turn
70 give in their names So great was tho rush 10 join
this regiment which fought noby at the bato Of Bull
run, that not less than 800 persons turned away
IN consequence Of ths regiment being recruited to the
standard allowed is confidently stated by the recruit
ing officers that fifteen hundred could be enlisted
without the least trouble It expected that the rog
ment would have left yesterday evening for the seat or
war; and this the occasion OF bringing hundreds OF
people to Broadway 10 witness their departure but in
consequence order received late IN the afternoon
from tho War Department that regiment would be a.
lowed march until mustered into the service, they
were Of course disappointed.
It 10 expected however, that the regiment will be able
to take its departure to-day.
The regiment win depart for Washington at i've O'Clock
this afternoon The following special order has been
issued in reference to their departures
hszDaUAS ASnss ErcH.n REGIMENT,
That portion Of general order No. Ii Which relates 10 The
departure of the regiment Is hereby countermanded The
regiment win depart tomorrow "wednesday 2sth inst
Fourth street, at five o'clock r. M. precisely. The drum
corps commissioned star win report Adju-
tant hafpast four O'Clock p NJ. the Parade ground
Commandans of companies directed 10 assemble their
respective the armory O'Clock A. NJ,
and have lists Of the and OF the
preparatory making rolls. blanks Of which be
In readiness at that hour BY order Of - -
D. B. KELLER, Adjutant
subjoined is list Of the sfcsrs a. r as can at pre-
sent be ascertained:-
Field and Sta-Colonel Joshua NJ. varan; Lieutenant
Colonel, Obed +. Wentworth Major Lsander Buck; Ad
jutant David B. Kesler, Jr Engineer, Wm N. Walton
Surgeon, Foster Swift; Quartermaster, j. T. Smith, Pay
master, Edward Ksarnsy; Surgeons Mate Gustavus s.
Winston Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Rutter Assistant Sur.
geons Mate Frederick De Peyser Assistant Paymaster
Farnham Commissary, A. c. Smith, Jr.; Sergeant Ma
jor, ,-; Quartermaster Sergeant, -; Commissary
Sergeant, M. D. nSch; Ordnance Sergeant,
Cdptains-Edward Burger, Company C; -, Company
F; Samuel Gregory, Company H. James o. Johnston,
C,mpany Al William 8. Carr Company G; Mortimer
Griffin (prsoner of war;. Company E; John r. Hayden
Company K Michael W. Wall, Company b; Isaac Cohen
Company ID; Robert Brown Cavalry, CompanyI.
First Lieiaenanis-SamueN n Burrill, Company II; An
thony 5. Woods, Company A; John Appleton, Company
c. Jacob Schies, Company G; Aonzo Dutch Company Z;
E. c. Rushmore, Company X; William 7. Martin, Com.
pany l. Nathaniel r. Stetson, Company b James G. Di-
Second Lietenants-Chas. T. Hurbut, Company E; Rich
ard L. Dunphy Company C.; George H. Day Company A;
Henry s. Decker, Company G; VIM. G. Halsey Company
H. John NJ. Kelley, Company K Arthur Hermance, Com
pany B; Joseph King, Company; ]; -, Company d; -,
Company i.