New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
sEyrNry.rIGmrH REGIMENT, n. y. v.

sEvFNTy-EIGIiTH REGIMENT, n. Y. v.
Lieut.. Geo. Bishop is recruiting for the 18th Reg
| iment. Col Daniel Ullusun, at the Derrom hat II
| the City Hall Park. Tie regiment has been for
some months in the ,eryicc, under Gen. Banks.
DURYEE ZOUAvEs--SrCoND BATTALION.
| Tie organization Of the Second battalion OF Dur
yoe's Iouayes ia progressing rnpidiy Under The EN-
Gent Major Ii. ID. Hull of the First Battalion, VIC
* to lie Colonel of the lew corps. Maj. Smith OF
he 81 New-York Volunteers il 20 BE- Lieutenant
Colonel. The headquarters are at old Mozart Hall,
opposite bond street.
| EMPIRE BRIGADE.
| Recruiting FOR this command continues encourag-
ingly. Tie following are the regiments comlosng
TIE brigade: ist Col. .Iourdan, $50 men; %, Col.
Ga seen, So men, 81, Col. Bendix, 200 men; an,
| Col Burke 100 men. The "a Regiment viii to-day
| be mustered into service.
FUNERAL OF CORPORAL HUMPHREYS.
| The funeral Of Corporal Char. T.. Humphreys OF
| Duryee's Zonaves took place az D. m. "Wednesday
from che residence of his uncle No. 200 Broadwsy
The deceased WAS q years OF age, and brave, III
| reliigent colder He was twice wounded at Ihe late
hai lie OF Bull Run, and was removed 20 Washington,
where he Died. The remains were eshumed anu
| cent hitler for burial IN Greenwood Cemetery.
CoRCoRAN's IRISH LEGION.
Gen. Coreoran Is busily engaged in the iranfac-
ton Of the necessary labor pertaining 10 the organ
igation of his brigade. In company with General
Arthur he was Oh "Wednesday afternoon engagoi IN
selecting n camp upon staten Island Mr. y. j.
Dlodgett has been appointed Assists.ut AdJutant-
General for the Legion. DIR. Dwyer has been CON
rufsioaed Surgeon Of the 6.'th Regiment. We H. X.
from Tie Irisa american ths following detailed
list of the regiments comprising the brigade:
corn bs. raae /. ipd.-oub, ut,d wish only glory
attached 10 day Of Bn Run and which usi now returned
nom IL. second oSnpssn on n. rosoo.e n.,,c,
commanded by Col Pesr McDefmot who 'ervcd rhe dis
tiaetou in AercOLieut Coz James T. ei. late OF 10"
~ noufif ID NJ dungeons
Third Re,inrn,-Tho Buffalo Regiment, oolantnd-d by
cI Fo Js9n 4 4. n.~ IrSs' fessn se
m.rdsd by Col Brysn Of the .sh y y :. a. ~lo IA. ya'
that the 25ih ~ ihs .,smple Of Tho syt and r.san
Al body with heir .lonel % . sea, Of VA.
Col VIM Newly. who a old AID eIp,rienoed ohcsi
lieu, onsni-Colorel Jss Mooney 4. Army Although
hia regiment bss been IN operation oniy few days. nal-
sun Rs.ia.sp-Ihe Stanton Legion" eoninsnd.d By
Col wn II Alien which 81 com. !cse. and T,ady fof tie
led At sny moment
The following letter was received on Wednesdsy'
TRssstAr DEPARragsT, sept T. 1904
GKxrEAL: 1t sye' pleasure to 's,r tlsi shI- VII be
delay in the II you glani tsih 80 Tar 70 u.
is cencsrnso In accordance wh rrqae't
c..s todsy iou1 no War Department, f.goinlon wHi
/. psd Of which tie atd- ueeessy foT that pnrpo,s
viii b. ..ou once undo inland Socecss TO you Aa 10
Youn, uuiy. .. r. CHASE.
Biz Gen. Mios.xL CoHooRiS.
TniRTY.sEvEsTH REGIMENT IRISH RIFLES,
n. Wv
l..
lave teen recruiting in this city at No. 42l Broad
way for tar gallant regiment, seDt Oh W edn' sday 80
men ubder the Lieutenant to the Regiment, now
stationed in Virginia. During twenty days Capt
" aglrc las recruited 100 hrsiclass men Tor hs COM
m4ud and now has ready 10 forward another ~ ~
soOn the preliminary arrangeueus, can be effected
The men cent of Yesterday were inspected ~ Brg
Gen. Berry. in whose command the regiment belongs
ana he comp lmen'ed them upon thtIf tne appear
snce. II tie friends Of the regiment viii extend a
little pecuniary asrstauco 70 Capt. Mcguire, be cah
very materially extend his Iheie Of useinlness.
DEPARTURE OF THE UNDERSTANDABLE
TWENTY-sEyENTH REGIMENT.
Col. Vim. Quincy OF the l27ih u. s. V. left Wede.-
DIV with bis regiment for Washington. Ihis
fl regiment iif.t organized July -, lso2 and
in one month from tbat date was fully completed
4 he Monitors 70 widely and favorably known, com
prising they do young and sciive men OF the best
moral character, well represented having IN the
regiment seven comIsnies Of well drilled and ell
cent men. OF course the future ia uncertain, but
If we can trust to Appearances. we should most de-
cidedly express our confidence that Col. VIM Cur
nev ard he regiment OF Monitors will make their
mark when oceasion shall demand them TO sand on
the battlefield TO uphold their rights and their
couniry'g honor.
CAPT. Vim. Howland. the geu,lemaply and eff
Gent officer Of Co. A, ~ now recruiting at No. 3VS
Broad wGy--storc Of Mes-rs. Fowler Wells-for
he regiment. Those Of our Young who ere de-
srOus VI going forth 10 sustain their country IN THE
her hour Of peril bat WHO fear the deuioralzng IA
fuence of camp lie, need no longer stand aede from
tie path Of night, honor and duty. We cordially
invite all such 10 call on Capt. Rowland, who will
cheerfuy give all necessary information regarding
tits splendid regiment. The following is . list Of
lie officers:
Colonel VIM Quincy; LENT Colousl, Stewart L. wood
ford MAJOR I'd n. Little Adutant John l.. Littls Quar-
trnnsster Albert ~ Brsdshaw Surgeon. Geo H. Gutter
As's,sn, surgeon, Ebert Rowland Chaplain. Row Lben
Con psny A-Capt. VIM. Dowlsndi lt Lieut., II. James
Weston I'd Lieut., Jane. H.viisnd ,,,
Company Capt. CorneD. D. Cooper Is. Lieut.. Aion'
Company D-Cspt Frank D Smith; Let Beut. y. w
sehaaieri "a Lieut. G. A. Be,;m5i'a =, r,.,,.,,,,
Hew,et ]. Long. Ri Lieutenant Geo, 3. ss'nini.. -,
Company F-Captain. Jos Cool lst Lieutonsnt-wm. L.
Company @ -cepIain. Edmund s. Hurry; lot Leuten-
ant. S A. I'm, "a Lispsns,i--John L osrdner
Compsn, H.-Captain. Oliver T. Vsiii lat Lisuien'n'
Burden DEM son; I'd Lieutenant. H. l. COgger.hsll
Company k.-CsP,sio, A. De Boz c lst Lieutenant
col. DUCKINGHAMs REGIMENT.
Col Bnckngham's Regiment (Vosburgh Chas-
seursl formerly encamped mt the Red liouse, liar-
leu, now stopping Ut the Park BARRACKS, VIII not
march Mt present 10 the seat Of war although tbef
lime for departure was fixed tor "Wednesday; 8. or.
ders were received to inspect the regiment and II moi
more than 500 men appeared on parade, TO counter
niand the marching order. Lrss than 4oo were pres
ent at the inspection H. will probably be consoli-
daed with some ut 1er regiment.
GEN MEAGHER'S IRISH BRIGADE
All uniformed and Unauthorized recruits OF Gen.
Meagher's Irish Brigade now in the city have been
notified by special order to report ut the head recruit
ngoiiiee, No. 1888 Broadway, on this and tomorrow
Saturday. morning, at o'clock, to receive otats
and City bouniies and be sent on TO their brigade
by the way. It is important, and should DO kuown'