The New York herald., 1862-10-04
Military Movements In New York andE
Vicinity.

CoRCoRAHs IRISH LEGION.
The Second regiment Of Corcoran's Irish Legion Lieu
tenant Colonel McIyer commanding, will be mustered,
the United States service at Camp Scott S. j., TO-
day. All the officers of the regiment expected to be-
present This regiment expects to get of for the seat or
war in the latter pat OF next week Agrand dress pa
rade and review OF the entire commas will take place
tomorrow Sunday at the camp.
NEW BRIGADE.
The necessary for the recruiting of Brigade,
the assignment Of brigade already raisei be under
the command Of the Prussian Prince about
being c0nsummaed These under the
patronage of Hon. William Seward Secretary Of Staie
Ex-Governor Chase Secretary Of the Treasury Hon. Hiram
Barney Collector Of the Port OF New York Hon Ira Har
ris United States Senator and Mr. Withaus of tho
Benevolent Society Prince SaimSalm cousin OF tho
King Of Prussia, and until year ago connected with
the Prussian army. He came to this country little over
one year ago. He was born on the 25th OF December,
1925 and is consequently thrtytCur Of age AS IL s
usual in Germany with bronets princcly families for one
Of the to become soldiers Prince fex Saim
when Of proper entered the army and in lS47 he was
lieutenant in the Prussian Garde de Cuirrassieurs in
1852 lieutenant in the Prussan Elev cnth regiment Hus
sars and in 1855 lieutenant the inth PrIssian Hus
sars In 1856 he withdrew from the prussan service,
entered tho Austrian lie utenant in the First
regiment Uhlans In 1858 ho wthdre SERVICE
and 1850 he appears the retired list premier lieu
tenant in the Austrian army. Having in his military
capacityparticated in the battles ought. daring thes
European revolutions he has considerable active
service, and with his ten twelve years experience, will
prove great auxiliary to the federal army On his ar
rival in this country he introduced to Mr. Seward by
the Prussian Minister at Washington and subsequently,
the Prince was appointed TO command regiment OF
Kentucky cavalry after entering upon his dutcsS
he discovered his modification that his limited know
ledge of the English language forbade him in Justice
TO himself his command to continue in Office, b.
and subsequently he resigned, determined AT cnce
TO apply himself 10 perfect his studies in the English
branches. While doing this he was attached 10 Major
General Benkers sta and for nearly one has done
the country good service At the battle OF Cross Keys he
commanded brigade, where, by his skill and personal
courage he golden opinions OF his troops. He has in
the meantime acquired knowledge 81 language, 30
that he speaks 1t huenty and Is in every respect
qualified for his sphere Of duties. brigade under
the command of soldier like the subject OF this
notice would achieve honor for our flag and
country, while under the command OF
q political general-too many Of whom are row in our
army-wh no military experience or education, would
be cut up ANONYMOUSLY, in other words, legally
dered II Is then for the interest Of the country aud thes
State to patronze the claims Of experienced military
In few days Prince Salm Sam will have full
authorization to consolidate any four OF the regments
Co1ncs Of regiments desrcus Of putting their commapdy
the guardianship Of skiu general and get 70 tbs
Of without unnecessary delay would do well
address the Prince, at his residence, Malards No Gla
Broadway, New York.
THE DEAD OFFICERS OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
The committee appointed to carry out the obseauies OF
tho late officers Of the Irish BrgadoCaptans Kavanagh
and Joyce ana Lieut. Lynch, with meet at three O'Clock
to-day at No 20 Astor House special business
relative TO the funernal ceremonies We understand that
project Is foot 10 erect handsome monument 10 all
the officers Of the brigade who fell In defence Of the
Union,