The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07
military.


DBPARrURE or THn FORrY-EI0HfH RE0MEkr VOL.
UNTEERs FoR FORT scHUYLER.
Tho Veterans Of tho Forty eighth regiment vounteeea
(of Brsokyn) who ono month returned from Soush
Carolina furough lsfs for Fort Schuyler yesterday
preparatory 70 their departure for Jacksonville Florida
there 70 rejoin their comrades In arms.
The regiment Is under command Of Lieutenant Coons,
Strickland rhey assembled st Montague Hall, Brooklyn
sbout nine O'Clock A. NJ and marched 70 tho Battery, q
Kew York. whore they wsre ordered 70 embark Tor ID
fort Thcy were escorted By the ThIrtesnth regimen
band Of music Among tho odiosrs present were Maje
General Duryca and sta General Smith and STAR 0sos
e. Crooks STAFF Go!cos Cole q the Eifsysscoad. en-
dred men, Of which about two hundred reported ysstes
others reported a. Montague Hail during the day. end
will doubtless reach the fort 10 day OF two The rss
Rksr's Island. after which they win embark ios tSsi
destination.
rux ALBANY RENDEZVOUS FoR RscRUrrs.
Tho charge Of the Albany recruiting rsadssvoss -
passed Into the hands Of Major Van Rensselaer,. Of ~
Twentieth New York Militia assisted By some twenty
nvs other oncsrs from Riksrs Island Tho change, o
said. much needed a. very repeshsasible state .
ody iitny condition. ana toe rsoraS sssSsred shsrs
ssissr has almost thoroughly reformed matters aars
tho short period Of his admaisraon Of ahrs By meea
Of discipline and s:s cCss g
some abuses. r course. atm exist: 81. g
OF week the barracks will Compare with any
tho country. The hospital Is under tho direction Of se
gson Cossws,l Annexed Is . list Of MAJOR Ven Rsss
Lieutenant O 8. Horton, Ninesyninth New York ASjs
Lioutonast NJ ouigley, Ono Hundred and ssvestiess
New York, Acting Assistant Adjutant.
Lieutenant Il. Lumpkins. One Hundred and Twentieth
Captain T. I. Mccoun, ono Hundred and Sixty ninssu
New York. Provost Marshal.
Lieutenant Lants, Second cavalry. Assistant Proves
Captain ). p Lockmau, Ono Hundred ana Niustssass
Lieutenant Bosworth, One Hundred and Forty secoat
New York, Assistant Quartermaster.
There are at present stationed bore some fteen hun
dred troops all barracked in the main brick building
Tbs centre is occupied by BY The oisosrs. sns
Inc tho uosS s0s Ssrs som. ssv
hundred msn commanded by Captain John Connery
Ss ad By onn cnS Hun
dredand Fittyhth New York Volunteers. IN tho south
wing there are ebou. ave hundred mel, commanded p
Captain James II. Everett ono Hundred and TwentieA
sixty ninth New YORK state National Guard The woodss
Hundred and Fe,h New York voiunsssrs' assistsd -
Captain james Kelley. One Hundred and ssventieet
prise the dstachmsns from the 'front.' two companies
the invalid corps, one from the First and the other frc
toned The following comprise The list doing duty here -
Captain Hsarn One Hundred sixty fourth New YsrG
Captain Rawert One Huhdredth New York; Captain We
Syck one Hundred and Twenty eighth New York; CAp.
tain Brown, One Hundred and Forty-seco New YoTh,
Lieutenant walsh Sixty eighth New York; Lieutenant
Devins, one Hundred aud Forty third New York Liss
tenant Paudins. One Hundred sud Fiftlsth New Yovk
Lieutenant Bruce, One Hundred and Fktynlnsh New
York, Lieutenant Forrest. Seventy third New Yerh
Lieutenant Embier, One Hundred and Forty third NeQ
York Lieutenant Perio One Hundred end Seventy thru
New York; Leutsnans Schwesr, FiftyfouRt New York
Il 10 expected that some six hundred volunteers will -
from these barracks 70 their regiments Ia The courSe
Of week or tea days.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
Lieutenant horace D. Hewlett Of the Seventy first reg
ens New York Stats volunecss recently presented
with sword BY number Of his friends a. q tcst,me
NAL OF their esteem Tor him brave soldier Leuton
ant Hewlett went TO the seat u war private sodies
aad returned an olosr.
rHs sroarY-rfnsr NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Oswxoo. N. r., March 0, 1894
Abou. three hundrsd and nsy Of the Eighty FIRST Nss
YORK Volunteers recruited In oswsgo county In 1ses Wa
have r. enlisted, arrived here ths Afternoon from ~
battle fields 10 North Carons and were escorted frcm
the depot by ths National Guard and Fire pegsrtmsa
down First street, whore they were welcomed ~ hsyo
Grant In appropriate sddres. they thea pcocesoee
Doollttc Hail. where they partock q sumpsuoos
were decorated with naes, end the Greesese
peevaed The vstsra0s VIII rsndexvous - Fort Ontario
whore they win recsivs rarlougns @ vsis nsr MONIES
IN. Tee an the HuaseA River.
AIaASv, March Q, 1894
- stsadv warm rain Of Saturday evening end night
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