, 1864-06-06
MILITARY IKTELllGEnCE.
Departure OF Regiments for 4etise Serflee-
Foster Of the Irish Bfisade-A Dl1lenl-
1y--The One Hundred DAYS Men.

Yesterday afternoon the aRd Illinois Infantry,
known ne Mu1ligan's OF the Irish Brigade. marched
from Camp Fry to the depot Of The Michigan South
e1n Railroad Company and left the city for the
amy Of Western Virginia to report to General
Hunter. The erd has dstlnS uished lts eli on mum.
be1lese battle-1elds aud Its name has grown to be
4 terror to The enemy. Its 1aurela have been WON
upon the blood stained fields Of Harpor.s Ferry,
Moore1eld, Greenland Gap. Gettysburg, Williams
Gus skirmlshea. TIE Gish bsigsde u IN every ro-
city in July 1o61 and numbered 800 fighting men
lis thinncd ranks now contain but $50 membcrs
The following 70 the present roster:
FIELD ANp STAFF oyT1oHRs.
CtIo7el.-Jamcs Mulligan.
LIeut. Ctlonel.-James Quirk.
MajcT.-c. E. Moore.
AGjuta1f.-1sme:a F. Cosgrove.
Observation-Disclosures Thoa, Hickey.
lst. 1tsixsdnt SErgson.-W. Taylor.
4ad. 4*siatant Sufueon.-James 6tlnsou.
coArASx ORGANIZATIONS.
C0mpany A.-Captain, P. ]. Ned D.rmost j; 1st.
RAsseli.
LienteLant, Edward Murray; I'd. Lieutenant,
Gsntaay C.-captaIn, Robert Ad.us; 1st.
Ltutenanlr James SnGent; I'd Lieutenant, John
Lieutenant, T. .. Mcclure; ID. Leu.onant r.
Cs0,tany E. Captain, Il. Pcase: 1st Lienten.
ant, Jonn Healey; ID. Lieutcnant, Tnon.s B:en-
nan.
,1sm2cny EooCeptain, ? F: Mosi.rty: 1st:
Allen.
Gmpcny G-capta.n, Martin Wallace First
L!cutsrsnt, M James thine; Second Lieutenant. Jn'
''ps eses1 r. fste1f1 c.pta,n cnar1c. c.tey; rirs.
Lieutcnani, Anthony, Acersrsy.
Company tEap,a'n, Jgncs Fitzgerald: First
LeuteuaRt, /. N Ryan Second L easenantr aoan
60mi eay ~ Captain, ?. Quirt; First I1eulen-
ant, J:m:s Love; Second eutepant, y. Quirk.
The 1GdIes at tic Soldiers Rest sent two fnvftA-
tic, to duo at the Fest before leaving, and hid
prpa1cd lof their reception, oEc oI the most sump-
Iupus rrpaf1s that have evcIgraeed their hosptt.~
BILE tables, hut from eorne une1ulained reason On
the part oi The officers, the invitation vas declined.
THUS omission has caused some disappointment in
the minds u The f+endn Of the Tegineat and also
to the poys themselves who considered themselves
eleh'ed on their arrival In our gty. Dnt though At
that time 1hb secesA organ OF Jcf. Davis vainly
attempted to fan any 1noudeEin. sparks OF dtssat-
istaciiou into fiame, which also will probably be
that any fault may not be laid to the charge OF tho
ladies, who with genuine patriotism have ever un-
ceasiugy labotcdlo welcome any and a1 the de-
fe.ders Of the country they love SO dearly.
one little episode occarzed at the boys depart
ure, which lcd 10 rome e,'ght difficulty. Amer the
cams up considerably Intoxicated, and aesing
some one or two nekroes it the vicinity, they with
somewhat Democratic fympAthtet, attempted tho
exteYMinat1on OF tie unlucEy eons OF Canaan.
Several cIti:cre lntertered, aud q general melte
wns the consequence, but THINKS to the energetic
action OF the First Precinct Police, md Of Com.
mieeioned officer Of the regiment who had remain
cd to look alter hs men, the spcck Of Wat speedily
spbeidcd.
Mu1rArT.-As We have stated the 18th Illinois
Volunteers, one hundred days men, under the com
mand Of Col MeChesney, left this city on Friday
night for Kcntucky, ria Cairo. 1t Is now at Coium
bue, where it le to be located. The 1874 Illinois,
eane service, under command OF Col. T. J.
Pickett, is still awaiting transportation. which, It
is to be hoped. will be furnished today. The off,
GERS Of the regiment have bad IN order from the
Var Department for transportation for two or
three days past, but the railroad company have
been unable to supply the proper class Ut cars for
the purpose: hence the delay. We understand
that The commandant has determined that his men
shall not be compelled TO submit to the Incolve-
nieDce End degradation Of travelling tlrce or four
hundred miles IN cHttle cnra, necessity forced
upon the fIEt named regiment. Tbs men Wefe
marched 10 the Soldiers Rest yesterday, in rpadi-
ness 10 etatt Tor tho front Last night, but did
Lot 60.
artillery, better known aa Barnett$s battery, and
numbering about ftty men, arrived at the Rest,
and after dinner LEFT for the army of the CumbeT-
land. This il another band Of Chicago heroes
At the departure of the Is .th regiment, Oh Fi-
day, r. B. Bryan, With hiH customary Gbefa1ity,
caused 500 worth OF oranges and similar ref.eah-
mentB to be distributed TO the boys. 1hfs ia COM
mtndAb1e hct. and was omitted In our report Of
the proceedings.