The New York herald., 1863-07-10
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.

me R.eent c.n 81 Governor SeyMourfo
Thirty Thousand Milftia-Meesiug q
.Orranfze a Re egiment An the EkS htecxAai
| ward. Sc.
An accordance with the cali OF Governor seyLeeu
for the organization Of thirty m ta regimens IN shi
city and Brooklyn, meeting held last evening
me, corner Twenty third street and Broadway 10
tho purpose Of organizing one OF the regiments d
tae Eighteenth ward Dir. james NJ. Thompson cake
The meeting order, and nominated Mr. T.
Marbary for chairman stated the objects of the can
II us the first meeting which had been held FOR the pur
OF organizinc regiment Under the recent call OF IN
would be determined the purpose OF orTa
! ing militia corps in the ward.
| On,notion Mr. Elliot c. Cow din and Robert A. Dmmos
were appointed secretaries OF the meeting.
The call Tor the meeting was thea read py se or Ihs
! secretaries
ton to the objects Of the meeting, as wen as 20 tne pre-
sent rebellion.
In the middle Of the proceedings, motion Of Captain
Thomas Murphy Mayer 0pdyke, who was 10 the BODY OF
the hail. requestedto take seat upon the PLATFORM
which resolution unanimously carried
Mayor 0pdyke, upon proceeding 10 the PLATFORM made
some brie remarks stating had had interview
with General Miller ana Adiutant General sIraguc n're-
ston to the orssnSato q tne militia 8 IN ns ~
organization the Eighteenth ward would be TO attend
ito the appointments Of committee in order 70 immediate
y .srganze INTO the proposed regiment. Mr. w. Lam
beer , then proposed tine following, which was adDp
ted
Whereas his Excelency the Governor OF the State hs
in this city and brooklyn to strengthen the local military
u.ion q maintain a Ssh ehafss.er pssrI%e
devotion 70 the national TO that end desirable
promI and efficient military service therefore. be It
Resolved, Thaa special comme OF seven be appointed
the orcaniyatios OF regiment in this
Who my @ssp:sd 4 Ss% : +: O~.s..
60 %mtse Of the whole to aid procuring the enrolment
The following gentlemen were then appointed such
eommttee:-Messrs W. Laimbeer, Jr., George Opdyke,
David D. Field Edward Cooper, james N. Thomson and
Nathaniel Hayden.
After several persons present signing their name to the
roll - members Of tne regiment the meeting adjourned
TO Thursday evening nAxt
THE REMAINS 0F COLONEL n. K. BRYAN.
Surgeon c. B. O1eary has charge Of the remains Of
Colonel NJ K. Bryan WHO will forward them by the next
steamer. was supposed that the body arrived on
board the steamer Cahawba Tuesday last but II has
since been asceraned that they win be sent forward
friends Of Colonel Bryan anxious know when the
remains will arrive in this city, it Is announced that
Captain F. Gorman OF the 0oe Hundred and Seventy fifth
will inform them Of the fact the when such
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE FORrx THIRD MAS.
sACHUsETrs REGIMENT.
Over five hundred Of the Forty third Massachusetts,
ginent arrived In this city yesterday They are nine
months men, having served in North Carolina in the
First division, under command Of Colonel Ahny, Acting
Brigader General The regiment shortly after left for
Boston.
KINGS COUNTY VOLUNTEERS.
The Aldermanc Committee on War and Military Mat
ters will hold meeting this (Fridayl evening" for the
purpose Of awarding of money towards the equip
ment OF Col NJ. Murphys regiment far advanced In
organization. The ranks are filling up with much rapid
ty, and II the War Committee act promptly In few
weeks more we shall have this crack regiment under its
able commander, in the field. with our other trusty
vou nteers.