New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
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"A CORRESPOND, lt proposes that medical and law
students should ossuie shs snail DC In'Fn a. the Student
K,;nfut
Measures ae On foot to form Homo Guard in
Brooklyn and W iislIs,g fgh.
Two Brook Regiments, ths 18th and 18th,
Col. Smith sd Eau-',, I'll ie,ye .oday
Some rotor denominations having taken place,
Mayor Pow s Of hcosyn In. issued proclamation calling
ptI,ons 10 Keep The I,acr.
Rooms Are open for those who wish to become
members Of the sewlok Rife battalion, othe EuIhe City
Ranger. ut Chsfs. Oallsghsr's, No oB Brosl-ay.
-Messss Suiuwa, & Sohs hive contributed $500,
and Two aernbenc he hm-AlbsIs seingay the youngest.
and ChAr- tho de'' sona- volunteers u the tn aid ih
their ~ofIIurn MO Insy eloo,e % volunteer OF enlist
--Messr. he 4 Laned are making preparations
ior ogsaIs iSIr:ny 81 t!.s Arlery to be armed with
MIR. Nornn Wiard aud Mr.. Chas. A. Stoddsrd
are istiDs sctio TO ogsaIe Lwst company Of
pcchsHie to nntsf ore hundred MEMBER to he armed and
equipped loT any Strsordinny service
The waiter in Tsy lors International Hotel bav
Ing expressed VII to ,o1I-e in the service Of a.. country
Psprisors M.a' John Ia, lor wm H. Olson offer TO
thea their retui
Mr. Benjama @. Clark, Of tho Merchants Hotel,
hai ordered o. hissn cost co worth Of uniforms. TO be
distributed at once His brother en yesterday with he list
Regiment.
MIR. VIM. Crok, who lives at No. 39l Cherry
Street. desires to ea.t in the place Of some one who viii
Resat Amy eighi years. MAJOR Anderson
.ai CAPT Barry, tho Flying ARTILLERY and h.
night 'or ol man. I'D sau snow his wounds to prove IT,
1t IL said tharh. 18th Regiment, which has been
ordered out from Brok sadly in want OF uniforms and
equipments IL Is suggested that sub.cnption be skea for
the military Ia that q.
Many Of the volunteers in the regiment of Ma
tons Iousve- want e means for purchasing outfit The
Cosbtior sboulde .~n 10 Capt Morran Franklin House
bucn Ferry, fooklyn Sergeant Jackson Room
No. Mercer House, lev i orb
AS the VOLUNTEERS were passing down Canal stree!
sunday Of tL,rcouits who scanty clad for
rysg-, called by citizen in the crowd took bis
from his back snd ssyit 10 him That cE Robert Dent,
Sandy II look piiot othe q. w. Blunt No H..
"A mass meetiuof the citizens Of Jersey City was
held on SATURDAY eyes Mayor Van Worst presided Ness.
Van ors H. u Ifilssen JoLA Griffith, Bel Gnin G. CLARK
and David SnAA SeroPpoint.d Committee siss sub.cp
tic9s IL was snn0und that the Common Council at In
foi nal ueens bad scpsed s2O0o to the families Of sol
der- spgayrd In the 500 raised at the meeting
The ssceua regiment osn psnes ed to leave
"wednesday Nuuoro recruiting Offices have been opened
For the suppo, Of families Of regiments leaving
the city the Chsuber Commerce fund amounted Saturday
to sJ7GD cque,ed by tie Com
Wetu sfo Charis Ar.h,Il r. MeCurdy A. Richards,
Tneodore Dehon, Hors Greeley and the Hon Henry j. Ray
niond
--Sturges, Shaw Co. of Nos. "a and rs Murray
street have oderoi oeayy gray shirts for the good cause
Mr.. Geo. Wilke editor Of W.ikess SPIRIT, leaves
today to Join Csssus Msy's regiment at Washington
There Is TO be aleeting Of the physicians and sur
evening 70 make ProvOn for medical attendance upon the
families Of these absent defense OF the Union and ks suSh
other s,eps . may be dened practical ana Efficient.
AT the Brooklyn abernacle on Sunday evening" the
PAso the Rev Wn lvn Bartlett preached frem TIE ten
spphed IL 10 the Press times and made IN ecquen, and
patriotic appeal which frsQusy interrupted ~ loud and
hearty sppsa'. r bssa sss ssss rsceuy elected chsesa