The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19
MOVEMENTS OF MILITIA.

cond and Thirty-seventh Regiments
The Military Enthusissm Unabated-
Regiments to Leave To- Day, <Se.
The militia stin the move, and each regiment 10
engaged hasty preparation N take the field Thestrets
filed with soldiers, and the excitement throughout
the city military, instead OF diminishing, ID on the M
Al the State uartermaster Generals ence eve
ythng that possibly DO done for the forwarding Of
oors being attended TO- Clothing and equ ments
issued with prcmptness, and there be complaint
from militia officers this head. Cuarermaster Genera
Tnlcott arrived from Albany yesterday morning. and 10
personally experimenting the movements Of his depart
ment. On Wednesday night this ONCE open nearly
the entire night the present issuing equip
ments the several egments There can be no fault
attached TO this department. but tho contrary, much
credit duo forthe prompt manner IN which tho public
interest has been attended to since the Presidential call
for 70. OCO troops from this State.
General Ewens brigade has been ordered 10 Harris.
burg, az the following order will show
SPECIAL oRpKss-Ho. g.
HxApaU1RTEls, yiRsr DIVISION N.YNal
New YoRK, June Is, 1853.
prepare 70 start With i for Harrisburg
Madho and AspsSal and Msfsr BasIey vim report WITH
their ssSoR6
ALExANpER HAMILTON. A. A. q.
DEPARTURE OF rIs xLEvRNrH REGIMENT.
The Eleventh, under the command q Colonel Maidhoff,
left the city last evening at SIX O'Clock. The regiment
formed on Fourth street, and soon after marched down
Broadway. headed by band and greeted with many
cheers They provided with and equipments,
and presented fine appearance. The following are the
Ff,ld .NaT and Non Cnmmis toned ssaf-Colouel, j.
MadhoG; Lieutenant Colonel, VIM. Wenberger: Major,
A. Lux; Adjutant, L; Aidaw ouartermaser a. Linden-
struth; Surgeon, DR.. Edenbenz; Chaplain, Row. D.
Foersch Sergeant Major, Kimmel; Quartermaster
Sergeant, LOUIS schradt; Commissary Sergeant, -
Doel; Hospital Steward, Henry Roettger.
Line discretionary A-Captain " Cook; First
Lieutenant, w. F. Demmn Second Lieutenant. A. vii
kens Company B-Captain j. Mander First Lieutenant,
Captain, - Schuite; First Lieusenant, H. stsn.zeI;
Second Lieutenant, II. Ring Company D-Captain, A.
Koutz First Lieutenant, G. sperber Second Lieutenant,
Hermann Weidener. Company E-Captain, - Ober.
man First Lieutenant, -; Second Lieutenant, -.
Company F-Captain, A. F. Ludwig; FIRST Lieutenant,
pany Gcartrn. =. Gars,eyer First Lieutenant, Ander
Seeder Second Lieutenant A. Dietolr. Company H
Captain, X Kraenkei; First Lieutenant, Fl Baunhold;
yogel First Lieutenant, Iarf; Second Lieutenant g.
Emmerch Company KICaptan, w. Leebach; First
Lieutenant, - Berendes; Second Lieutenant W. So
letZky.
Tho crowd of Germans which accompanied the regi-
ment to the place of embarkatOn was tremendous and
excitement boiled up TO fever heat
DEPARTURE OF THE TwENTY.sEcONp REGIMENT.
The Twenty second marched down Broadway after
the Eleventh. and the ovation the popuace extended TO
them equally hearty that accorded to their
brothers in. arms.
DEPARTURE OF THE THIRrY.sEvENrH REGIMENT.
Tho Thirty seventh were delayed until late hour In
the night, although the requison equipments, &C.
the Quartermaser Generals Department was
promptly attended to The men on tho move at
for two hours later.
REGIMENTS EXPECTED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
To-day the Fifty sixth and Thirteenth, Of Brooklyn and
the Fifth and Twelfth of New York expected to leave
TIE SIXTY NINTH TO LEAVE ON SATURDAY.
Colonel Bagley has issued the following ORDER
HEApeyARrEns, SIXTY. NINTH REGIMENT, N. Y.s.N.G.
ysy on r :.
by order Of - Colonel JAMES BAaLKY.
MEETING OF THE TENTH NEW YORK voLUNrEERs
meeting Of the Tenth New York Volunteers National
Zouaves held last night at the Mercer House-Coo
mel Bendix IN the chairwhen the rolls distributed
and signatures taken. The first company roll handed
out forty signatures the space Of few minutes
and the Appearances altogether in favor Of speedy
organization The headquarters OF the regiment win be
the Mercer House, which has been grautousy placed
a. tho disposal OF oSionei Sena'x oy the propretor
formation from the old officers OF the regiment tho
above headquarters. Captain L. Leahy (lae Of Company
I, HAWKING Zouaves) Is organizing company TO 20 out
with the Tenth for thirty or ninety days.
Military Movements I'm Brooklyn.
DEPARTURE OF THE TwENTY-THIRD REGIMENr-rHR
TwENTY-EIGHTH AND FiPrY-sIxTH TO LEAVE TO-
pAY-THE OTHERS ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY THE MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, ETC.
The first regiment from Brooklyn for the seat OF war
started yesterday morning, amid the cheers and the
waving of handkerchefs OF large hrong the friends
and acquantances Of the members In compliance with
orders issued the night previous the Twenty third
ment assembled at the armory, corner Of Fulton and
Orange streets, at six O'Clock A. NJ There was consdera
BILE Excitement for time preparations, but at length
the companies fled into the and formed the
regmental line. The looked well In their gray
uniforms and appeared in good spirits and to be
of Flags displayed from the neighborpg buildings
and Fulton street crowded nearly 10 the ferry will
thronQs OF people OF both sexes anxious 10 witness the
arda -
gwen and the regiment filed out into Fulton street
and proceeded 70 the ferry amid the greatest
Crossing they marched up Fulton street, down
Broadway TO the depot Of the Camden and Amboy Rail
Company, at the Battery, and embarked their
destination by way Of Philadelphia. The following is
fseid and Mag.-Colouel, william Evcrdell, Jr: Lieu
tenant Colonel John A. Ewcl Major, vacant; Engineer
j. H. Frothingham Surgeon, Or. A. u. wilson, Surgeon
Mate George II. H. Bennett Quartermaster, Charles II
| stoddard Adiutant, John NJ. Pratt.
Line-Company A-Captain Henry A. Washburn First
Lieutenant Henry Shepard; SECOND Lieutenant, Dudley
w. Van Myers Company Be- aptain Edwin Beers; FIRST
lieutenant Edgar W. Crowe Second Lieutenant Charl les
r. Goldthwait. Comrany C-Captain, Stephen II. Farm
ham, First Lieutenant, Alexander s. Fske; Second Lieu
tenant, Henry White Company D--Captain, A. l.. Bar
rett First Lieutenant, f. o. Hotchkiss second Lieuten
ant, Lewis +. Titus Company E-Captan, w. p. Zoe
First Lieutenant, VIM. X CDmsock Second Lieutenant
j; !. Hagh company f-cap,ain, .; NJ; Ives, second
Chapman, Jr.; First Lieutenant, Edward IiascIhurst
Second Lieutenant, Charles :. Megs. Company Hap
tain, III. X. styles; First Lieutenant, Charles II Joy
Second Lieutenant, Alfred II Satterlec Company X
Captain, Charles T. Brown First Lieutenant James II.
| Pratt second Lieutenant, Charles =. Rogers.
A number or the members being engaged In business
unable 20 leave with the regiment and were there.
fore allowed lew days to arrange their affairs, when
they will be taken 10 whatever place tho regiment may
be by Lieutenant William X. Comstock, who is specially
detailed for that purpose The headquarters Of the Leu
required 10 report lie Is also engaged in the formation
| OF new company 10 be permanently attached TO the
regiment Uniforms Will be supplied gratis to all young
| men OF good character who desire TO Join
Previous TO Their departure Brgader General smith