The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Observable among ALL The different recruiting officers
were kept quite busy during the day In entering tho
names OF those upon their lists aspiring TO military
fame and the Thirteenth w II delayed until Thursday,
probably turn out over thousand men. Company
has its headquarters No. 1876 Fulton street Company
at the Union Hotel Liberty street; and Company At
No 371 Fulton The uniform Of this regiment has
been changed. They now to wear United States
army blue uniforms instead Of gray, as formerly. The
following is list Of officers Of the Thirteenth, as they
| stand at present.
Fyed and Staf-Coonsl, Robert B. Carke; Lieutenant
Colonel, John Woodward; Major, Samuel X Boyd; Adju
tant, William Mckee; Quartermastsr, Joseph hum6y;
Assistant Quartermaster, George Hardy; Surgeon Dr.
Charles T. Chase; Engineer, Lieutenant Commanding, H.
| g. Newell.
csmpamy A-captain, william w. Mead.
Company B-Captain, Horace A. Sprague.
mrs"g &c. cmcspsam A. T. Dodge Jr Frs. Lioussn
Company D-Captain. Henry Balsdon.
Company E--Captan, Philip H. Briggs; First Iisuten-
ant. samuel Richards second Lieutenant R. B. McMur
| ray; Third Lieutenant, Richard oliver.
| Company R-Captain, +. W. Heath.
| cSmrany G-captan. B. Y; W rhorns First Lsutsn-
| sain; Third Lieutenant, John A. Elwcll.
Company H-captain. Thos s. Dakn First Lieutenant,
James Bach Second Lieutenant, vacant; Third Lieu
Company E-Captain, George A. Deleree First Lieu.
tenant Ira D. Baker Second Lieutenant F. Coleman
Company K-Captain, Rodney c. Ward.
THE FORTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.
This corps has its headquarters at the Odeon. in the
Eastern District and is under command Of Colonel "
Esserole Recruiting ID going on rapidly and they will
probably be ready for departure by Saturday next
There are nearly six hundred members attached
to the organization. meeting was hold by the
entire corps tho Odeon at late hour Monday even
ing, when the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Colonel
Meseroe addressed the men, exhorng them TO prepare
rapidly as possible for the march.
THE TwENTY-EIoHrH REGIMENT.
This regiment, II will bo remembered, did good SER
vice BEFORE while at the seat OF among the three
months mon. Their headquarters s at the armory,
and they will probably leave for Washington tomorrow
They are about being provided with entirely now
outfit. Yesterday morning nesting Of the officers was
held the City Amory IN order TO make the nsceary
preparations for speedy departure. statement was
made by the Adutant who had had an interview with
General Duryea, that the orders for instant departure
were stringent and that all the necessary equipments
including Enfield rifles would be furnished without do.
lay. Tomorrow, at four NJ, according to orders BY
tho Colonel, the mon will assemble at the armor, in
order get their ount resolution proposed and
adopted that each contribute dollar in order to in
crease the pay OF the drum majors and ssrgeants
il the intention TO procure . band also for
the regiment. Tho officers will assemble at the same
place six O'Clock this evening" The following Ia list
Of the oHicers:-
FYeldand Saf-Colonel, Michael Bennett; Lieutenant
Colonel, Charles Kieh Major, Adam schepper; Adutant
D. A. Bokee Surgeon p. B. Rice Quartcrmastsr Samuel
Duell Engineer, Captain Campbell; Assistant Surgeon
Dr. Meyer; Sergeant Major, George Heisslnger; Drum
Platte; Commssary Sergeant, Henry Wills; Color Ser
Qoant, Edward Retzner.
sryan thai Second Iioutensnt Vacant Leu's
Company B-Captain, Jacob Booker; First Lieutenant
Henry obman Second Lieutenant, Chas. Friedsl
Company C-Captan, Joseph Altenbrend; First Lieu
tenant, Peter Spangenbsrg: Second Lisutenant Peter
Brady
Cylnpany D-Captain, John Rihm; First Lieutenant,
W. Blossfeld; Second Lieutenant, Henry AID
Comrany GCaptain, c. A. B. Bsrgemann; First Lieu.
tenant, George scheeim; Second Lieutenant Francis
Company E-captan, Henry Werner; First Lcute-
nant, John Grebcl; Second Lieutenant, vacant.
Company G-Captan, Joseph Burger; First Lcute.
nant, Louis Fuchs; Second Lieutenant, Valentine
Schenck.
COMPANY H-captain. Henry Wills; First Lieutenant,
Louis Dohing yEecond Lieutenant wm Schanor.
Company LCaptan Joseph A. Merkert; First Lieute-
nant ludwig seib; Second Lie tenant, Adam Enders.
Company K-Captan, Jacob Weber: First Lieutenant
H. X leno; Second Lieutenant,F +. Hitzelberger.
TwENrY-THIRD REGIMENT
This organization is rapidly filing, there being now
nearly three hundred attached to corps Il has
been recruited from the most respectable Of Brook
Iyn citizens and when fully organized will no doubt
make an efficient and useful corps The headquarters OF
the Twenty third is situated at the Arsenal in Portland
avenue where recruits will be received The other re-
crung dcpots at Montague Hall and South Brook
lyn Tho uniform OF the regiment will consist OF gray,
trimmed with black. No colonel has as yet been ap-
pointed but it is throught that Capt. Everde who is
an excellent soldier and at present attached the ree
ment will receive tho appointment.
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ON THE TAPIs.
Frank c. Spinola Esq, late State Senator from the
Third district Of Brooklyn 10 understood IN about 10
raise brigade and 10 hoped that he will get permis.
sion from the Secretary Of War to do. Col. A. r.
Wood Of the Fourteenth regiment Of Brooklyn who Il
will be remembered taken prisoner the battle OF
Bull rum and but lately released, has been exchanged
for the REBEL Col g. L. Patton and 10 about 10 take tho
field once in few days. According TO all presen,
appearances the spirit Of Brooklyn, which has lain
dormant for time has again burst forth with the
| greatest ardor.
| The War Excitement I'm william sburS
Notwithstanding the drain on Williamsburg for re-
cruiting the Thirteenth and Twenty eighth regiments
tho newly formed Forty seventh Is filing up its ranks
rapidly This regiment, "Our Own" as the williams
burgers fondy call It, has already ts full complement
men, and will be ready TO march tomorrow morning
The most intense excitement exists in this section
Brooklyn, and the only difficulty appears 70 be "whs
shall stay at homer" Hon. Samuel 7. Maddox, whose
name s tower Of strength In Williamsburg, is recruit
ing company, In which he Is TO have eutsnant's DO.
stion (havng declined higher honors and the rush tc
enlist under him IL astounding. Williamsburg furnishes
most OF tho recruits for the Twenty eighth many for
the Thirteenth and all for the Forty seventh Thus the
| work gees on.
| Movements I'm Other Sections Of the state.
| BUFFALO.
Our Buffalo exchanges state that about twelve O'Clock
Sunday night the following despatch received Of
| Buffalo,
The orders from send all the available
| militia OF the STATE 10 Washington Immediately.
| What can Buffalo dot 4. d. MORGAN.
The military authorities there, after consultation, de
ciied that Buffalo could respond with regimcnt In
| couple OF days.
on Monday evening there was meeting in Buffalo "a
consider the subject Of sending troops TO Washington
do garrison duty Mayor Fargo presided Speeches were
| made and tho RESPONSE was enthusiastic.
ROCHESTER.
| From tho Rochester Union, May 261
Yesterday Governor Morgan tcleRrarhed TO the
points in this state to ascertain the condition Of the
Il. .cu-a.