The New York herald., 1862-09-22
Military Movements in New York Al
Vicinity

THE ooRcoRAs LEGION AT CAMP scorr.
Yesterday quite brilliant and imposing at CAM
Scott, the beautiful and picturesque camping ground d
The Corcoran Legion. An immense crowd VI visitors wal
attracted 10 the place, principally from the fact az
nounccd in yesterday mornings HEaALD that Generd
had let tho Astor House for the camp where h
intended establish his headquarters permanently dur
ing the stay Of his command there. The boats plyin
hourly New York and Island were tota|
Inadequate for the transportation VI those ardent pod
who aLxio in the excitement cami
ife we'll TO meet those friends whu have enlisted
Gght the battles Of their country clock in th
morning the belonging to the LEGION TO tie number
hundred. formed and march.d TO ger,
tie slope the north side of the camp. where outsd}
Of tent, erected rude altar for the sacrifice Of h|
In gazing this and those who surrounded H. unt
formed and unuuiformed, could not hep revertng
oden tmss, when, history tells us tho sacrifice OF th|
offered In the open air. the unhewn rocld
with the canopy u mven ss roof for inc temple 1hi
pious and reverend Father Duranquet Of ST. Franei{
Xavier church, In Sixteenth street. offered mp the hoi
sacrifice in which crybody present participated in al
Prominent among those who attended these devosionl
were Brgadcr General Corcoran lady aud staff Colonel
McDermott, Lieutenant Colonel AcIver, Lieutcnan|
Ey, &c. &C. Al The conclusion Of tho service
Father Duranqucs delivered very appropriat@
70 tss,r country and ooey the law, uo or 'ns
Al four ocCct shs sca'ors wsrs pu. through dress ps
rsde, under the supervision u General CsrcSan.
though they are only recruits, IT must be said q
thew have shown themselves apt scholars. and 70 -
from tho exhibition yesterday, II will take but few
70 place them position 70 at once proceed " u
service After the parade the Rov. Father puS 4ue|
conducted evcnng services and made few remarks, q
which he alluded 10 the characteristic chivalry nd
bny Of ishmen. and besought thsm W bear themsevs
In the present conflict that they would Be aasrn|
70 the country In which they lived Alter adv isin
them ~ TO what prayers they should say, In order q
comply with the requirements OF Christianity the
reud father concluded by bestowing his benedIction
Father Duranquet will remain In camp for three days
hear confessions and &c the for active duty Gene
raj Corcoran has taken suit Of rooms contiguous 70 thu
camp, which will be his headquarters for the future.
tho meantime Lieutenant Kane his hrst ard will be
the Astor House daily tor the transaction Of business
relation 10 the Legion.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND r0RrY-FfFTH REGIMENT.
The One Hnndrei and Forty .hfih regiment, Stanto1
Legion Colonel W. H. Alle, with the exception Of Cap
tain Pennclds company, have now received all money
which they entitled but the State bounty which I
TO be paid them ~ morrow. Captain Pennelds compan
will visit the city to-day, In full marchg trim, 10
ceive the last Of the government bcuntiee Brgadie
General Buseed will inspect the regiment this forenoon
aud II 10 desirable 70 have at camp all
bers Of the command, orders have been issued 10 th
police 10 arrest and send down at once dcscrters
non-commissioned officers and privates who have no
printed passes Written will not be recognized
All msn not In camp BY nine O'Clock to mornin
will forfeit their state bouncs be considered deserters
and treated accordingly The command will certainly
leave the latter part Of this week for washington.