The New York herald., 1862-09-21
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS.
Military Movements in New York aud
Vicinity.

tached 10 Corcoans Irish Legion The General has trans
mitted patriotic letter 10 Colonel Herman accepting Oh
the organization. The Cosmopolitan Guard IS intended 70
be composed OF men OF all nationaties The following Is
portion OF the call which has been issued calling Tor en-
istments II The cors' In the Of the Union which
protects you and in the OF all European oppressed
nations OF which you are tie free representatives, enlist
al IN the Cosmopolitan Guard under the direct com
mind OF the llustrious General Corcoran, the Irish.
American hero 10 defend the integrity and ipdiys bilty
OF the republic. Let battle cry be funion or
Death. y The headquarters Of the Cosmopolitan Guard
are situated at No So liowery
General Iorcoran yesterday morning went down 10
Camp Scott TO establish his Leadg ers where he vii
remain Tho General Yesterday received orr hundred
Mr. Sagnel r. Stone ia order to further the interests Of
his command
On Tuesday next horse and equipments will be ure
sentcd at Camp Scott Staten Island, to Captain NJ j.
Kane, who is to act as hrs aid 10 General Corcoran
Mr. John rGckcr of "A Ann street. has also donated one
hundred dollars 10 tho organization
Al the conclusion of the parade OH sunday, the
l4th instant, sword was presented to Capt Sage by
the members OF his command The presentation speech
made by Sergeant Grinth who delivered patriotic
and feeling speech testfying the esteem in which
Captain Sage is held by his company The captain
cepted the present in few brief and appropriate
marks. Tho sword was manufactured by Tiffany Co.,
upon the hit OF which ia the following inscription
Presented 70 Captain Aug b. Sage, OF the Second reg-
ment Corcoran's Irish Legion by tho members Of his
command Of their regard and esteem for him
gentleman and soldier" Lieutenant Keller, tor
moriy OF the Twelfth regiment, National Guard has been
Fifth regiment His recruiting Offices at the corner
OF Walker aud Centre Streets aud at the Of Forty
second street and Seventh avenue Captais John Con
merry, Of Colonel Mchcrmotts regiment, Is progressing
rapidly with his recruiting. His company win DO des,g
mated Corcoran's Own Guard" and from class Of
men which the captain is ensting there is no doubt
that they will do NOR TO The Lit recruits rally
under the bannorcompany OF the regiment
The General purI Oses TO put his TO the drill
al once in squads companies and regiments, their
military education warrants and this will be dono under
has proceeded with fR SURPRISING their most
sangune expectations and positively in advance Of
the ability M the government to arm, cothc and clup
the mon as fast as they enlisted.
Eleven patriotic lrishmen came from Potter county,
% 0s Sss n ana s e cor
Barry. who conduc cd them TO Geea Corcofans head
quarters where they received hearty welcome the
General They expressed their desire join Captain De
| Barry's company, and tho Captain accordingly took
charge OF them and brought thcm tho National Hotel
where he provided them with sumptuous supper. Cap
tain DO Barrys COMPANY nearly u,i and presents as
I aae body Of men as over faced an enemy.
l CENERAL ORDER.
CoRcoHAN IRrn L.cioN, SECOND REGNsNr,
CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND Sept ~. 1862. !
All officers and enlisted OF this regiment win ro
port themselves camp Sunday morning. 2lst inst.
ton O'Clock, for inspection All abscnlees will be
sdered as deserters PETER Mol)ERMOTr.
/ Colonel Commanding.
Annexed list of the officers Of the Sccoud rep
! Cotonet-Icter McDcrmott.
/ Lieutenant Cotonei--J. p. McIvor.
Major-Goorge W. Warner.
Adj,0am,-Patrick Mccarthy.
Quarter MdScr-Wlltor G. Burke.
sergeant Mdjor-Timothy Crenney.
| SecreGry-George Temple.
Company A-Captgin N, c. Murphy. First Lieutenant
| G. L. Turner Second Lieutenant, John Gallagher.
Company B-Captain John J. Duff FIRST Lieutenant
Torrcy. Second Lieutenant, James IL. keeey (Judse
I Company C-Captain Redmond McManus. First Lieutc
nant, Edward Byrne. Second Lieutenant Jamas Smith
Conpcny D-taptain James J. Dc Barry. First Lieu
Company E-Captan. Augustus. z Sage. First Lcatc.
| nant, VIM. II. Holmes. second Lieutenant, Augustus
l Duhain.
Company F-Csp,ar, j. W. Fitzmauricc First Lieu
Company G-Captaid Jeremiah Lynch FIRST Licute.
nart.
Company H-captain. John Halpn. First Lieutenant,
Ctnpany I-Captain, John Conncry.
THE SIxTY-NINTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE
MILITIA
| Captain John Coonan. or tho Sixty ninth New York
State Militia, wants a few for his company.
New recruits would do well to enrol their under
efficient officer. He DO found daily at the armory,
corner OF Essex and Grand streets.
CORcoRAN HEADQUARTERS
Gen Corcoran has moved headquarters 70 Camp Scott
Staten Island. Communications will be attended by Lieut.
Kane Of the staff for the present. At the Astor House
THE GERMAN RECRUITS.
Tho executive committee appointed by tho meeting OF
German citizens he'd the House tho oath Of
for ns Of raising raj ing bounty fund for the
now In the aed and particularly these under command
OF the gallant General Sse have succeeded in enIistng
and expedtng to their respective regiments Eve hun
dred first class recruits. They receiving thirty
70 forty recruits day but their funds exhausted
and unless tho public OF New York como promptly
their aid with liberal contrbu ons they will feel reuc
tanty compelled their labors which have thus
win mako one moro personal cfort with the Ne York
public In the hope that prompt and liberal response
may prevent the breaking Of which Is
eecng much practical good for tho OF the Union
EXTRA BOUNTY.
Geo. Evans Son, No Jacob street, will give ten dol
lars each to the first ton joining Company Second
Fire Zouaves Fourth regiment Excelsior Brigade Colonel
W. r. Brewster. Money TO he paid mastering in.
Recruiting otccs-Adjtant Lawrence and Lieutenant r.
D. Evans, City Hall Park
TIE METROPOLITAN FoLTcE BRIGADE
has recently received valuable acquisition the add
tion Of the famous independent corps known as the
Lindsey Bnes who have unanimously volunteered for the
war. They have resolved upon raising battalion and
for that purpose have opened station for recruits No.
90 Division street. under charge Of Capt John b. Tookcr
Their are 10 Broadway next door TO Wal
lacks old theatre. where drill is held every evening
under tho tuition or Capt. Edgar Roberts and where
every information in regard TO the patriotic enterprise
may be gathered.
THE aROCERs' FUND.
The committee appointed by the gocers and the aders
connected herewith, or the purpose of raising war
fund 10 cnlistmeuts In the Army OF tho United
States, acknowledge tho receipt Of the following
Peter Moer. $500 Cobb, March Gross. $3.50
Havermcyer, Townsend Garlutt, Black 4 Hen.
L drick