The New York herald., 1862-10-03
Military Movements In New York an
Vicinity.


THE SECOND REGIMENT or FIRE ZoUAvEs.
II is said that this fine regiment bo consolidate,
with another regiment unless recruited up the require,
number Of men. Colonel brewster has obtained leave
absence from the War Department to come to New
York. and, If possible, ill up his regiment He has, how
been granted but short te and it will require
immediate steps being taken the regiment. We
Chief Engineer John decker has taken the matter ii
hand and has issued appeal the citizens to rails
funds in order TO aid in recruiting We feel assured ha
If the whole department to work four five hundred.
men can be had in less than two weeks The following
petition is being circulated behalf OF the regiment
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
regiment Of volunteers, known the Second regi.
men OF Fire Zouayes in the field aiding the gene
raj government III the supp fess on Of the rebellion The
ranks have been sadly reduced in the severe battle
which have lately been fought the citizens New
York are earnestly requested to aid recruiting in said
giment by advancing the necessary funds.
John s. Giles, Iii Canal street Xophar Mills, IA From
street. A. F. Ockcrshausen, Il Rose street Y Watkins
10 Catharne street. Henry a. Burr, corner Of Cd ant
Frankfort streets; George r. Nesbt 167 and 169 Pear
street; Jonas N. Phillips S5 Pike slip; Robert McGnnf
No Dcpeyster street; samuel b. Thomson, S4 Beekmai
street James Baremore So Nassau street, John Decker
81 Elizabeth street; Merwin K. Brewer, 81 Park row.
James Kelly, Tax Office William II Wickham, $50 CHAM
bers street Albert j. Deatour 25s Wall street John
Patt 10 Murray street; Henry Wilson, 81 Sixth avenue
John j. German, GIT Hudson street William n. rweed
nue. Edward Bonne 23S Bowery; John Gillian, AZ Wall
street, William Haw Jr l75 East Twentyseventh street,
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West street; Ralph Trembley. SO Broadway.
INSPECTION OF THE SECOND REGIMENT, coRCoRAN's
IRISH LEGION. 4,
Colonel Burt. Assistant Inspector General Of the State
yesterday afternoon inspected the Second. regiment
corcorans Irish Legion, Lieutenant Colonel Mcver
marding, at Camp Scott, Staten Island. The regimen
turned out nearly nine hundred strong and preeonted
fine appearance The Inspector alluded in very faternf
terms to the fine appearance Of the men, and eu6gzet
them Devery particular. Tomorrow the Second Expects
to bs mustered into the United States service
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN KAvANAGH.
The funeral Of this gallant soldier Of the Irish BgaoI
took place yesterday morning, and notwithstanding tho
uccment weather, quite numerousy attended. The
body laid out in state at the headquarters OF th
brigade, No. 500 Broadway, where crowds Of peopld
called to their last act respect the dead. Tho
coffin was ,be c~ %h gs and her
waiting and carried to ST. Patricks Cathedral in Pfinc
street where solemn requiem mass was offered up by
the Very Rev Father Stars, " g., assisted by Rev.
Messrs Mcguire McGovern and Woods. At the conciut
sion of this solemn service Father STAIRS delivered
short and appropriate DISCOURSE euogstc Of the dead
claring that the duty OF the government make
somo provision for his widow and children and touching
upen the fearful uncertainty Of human life every sta
ton The church was half filed with most respectable
assemblage, among whom were Mr. Richard O'Gormap
and number of military officers The remains con-
veyei to Calvary Cemetery with all the honors benttnG
the rank Of the deceased. May he in peace. The
remains Of Captain Joyce who fell in the same battle
(Antietam), buried at the same time. Twelve
officers Of the brigade acted pail bearers 70 their
ceased comrades.
DEATH OF SOLDIER OF THE sIxTY-NINTH REGIMENT
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Private Michael Goggns OF the sixty ninth regiment New
York State Militia died In this city Wednesday last
at the seat OF war Deceased with the
during both OF their campaigns His funeral will takel
place from ST. Vincents Hospital Eleventh street,
seventh avenue this afternoon at half past O'Clock
TIE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT OF CONNECTICUT
The Twenty.second regiment Connecticut vounfeersl
Colonel Chapman, left Hartford Conn, half-ast two
s.sntD
in this city at early hor 'his morning landing al
pier North river. The regiment will be furnished
terwards proceed to Washington, Vi New Jersey Cenra
route.
THE SECOND SEMI ORAL REGIMENT.
This regiment has in its ranks upwards Of FIVE hun
drei men the headquarters OF which Youkersl
Tho regiment will be under the command ef Colonel
paid to any joining this corps. Captain Henry recruit
ing In this city at No. Murray street, up stairs.
THE FOURTH REGIMENT coRcoRAN LEGION.
The recruiting for this regiment progressing rapidly
Colonel Bryan IN command who Is FIRST class military
man. He Colonel Of the Twentv-dfth regiment New
York State Militia during its last three months service
Captain German recruiting the tent opposite ne
City Hail. for this regiment. lie has christcned his
pany the "Haggerty Avengers in memory the GAL.
liant Captain Haggsry Of the Sixty ninth New York stas
Militia, who killed at the battle OF Bull run.
THE NEW YORK SECOND.
Captain WIN. B. Tbtts, of Troy has been appointed "
the coonecy Of the Second regiment OF New York voun
teers vice Colonel Joseph b. Carr promoted to be bfi
THE ONE HUNDRED AND sfxTy-NNTu REGIMENT NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The One Hundred and sixty ninth regiment New York
Volunteers Colonel Clarence Buel commanding are now
encampcd taten Island, under orders from General
Van vechten, the grounds previously occupied by
Colonel Aliens command Of tho stanton Legion. The
gimcnt will move for Washington Sunday and being
in an excellent condition undiscipncd troops in every
respect will take tho field crcdtaby part Of tho
new levy.
personal Imtclligcncc.
Gen. II. Prince, OF the United States Army; G. W. To-
land and wife, Of Philadlpha r. w. Hooper, OF Boston
Rev Dr. Clinton, OF Delaware and Mr. Aylion, OF Ha
vana. atrc scnpng at the Brevoort House.