New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
sibc by the zane committee. 8. I. Strsnaran,
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contributing TO the recep ion snd doIa'fp, VI tne'e
after to encourage such an organization "a has oeeh
sed re requested to call ut the office OF l. jones'
IT,, esq., No. I6 Wall street.
FIRST GRENADIER REGIMENT.
At meeting Of the officers Of the lit GrenadierH,
the vote to tender 10 the Hon. John Cochiane me
command of the regiment was unanimously carried
The first company OF lhis regiment is composed OF
men from FIVE feet nine to Xix fe bigh.
FIFTY-PIFTH REGIMENT.
At an informal meeting of this regiment, Col. 10
Gal in the chair IL was deierD ned 70 ma"fain ire
organization If the regiment ua IN frberance OF
which the following call for meeting wac issued:
HEADQUARTERS 5;Ia REGIMENT; T. s. NJ"
special meeting Of the Board Of Oe-,. Of hi, Regimen.
vi BIZ bsld At the Amoy saturday evening the ~ o. June
Lieut. Y. KODRIGUES Secretary.
VOLUNTEER DEPOT-GEN. YATES.
The Doth Regiment n. Y. ", Col SteiDwehr, was
mustered into The United States servce yesterday by
Ca l. iIayman. The medical exam inaii0n was made
By DR.. b. Mott, State Medical lhspecior.,
Col Matlieson's Sd Regiment, N. y. Volunteers
was mustered into The United States service 10y Capt
qswell. The MEDICAL examination was made by Dr.
Mosels.
NATIONAL ZOUAyES-COL. MCHEsNEY.
The 10Th Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers National
Zonaves, Col. McChe-ney, will come to The ti'y from
Sandy Hook today. They leave for Fortress Monroe
OIL Monday, or AS soon they receive tier rliles
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS.
The 36th Regiment Wasbi gton Volunteers, COL
lnDes, held their elections for fed officers eserday.
The following is Il g result reported 10 Gen Yates
Charles II. Iunes, Conel Chas X. Whitney, Lieut.
Colonel; Nathaniel Finch Major.
col. M'CrNN'S REGIMENT.
This regiment, row qnartered a. Broadway pars,
will be mustered into she Uni ell States service on
Wednesday next by Capt. Hayman.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
Yesterday tie officers of the second platoon OF tho
Fifth Police Precinct presented their ale friiowin'er,
Capt. Wtback, Of company IL, 3lst Regiment, "th
ttnt. uu.,a made /. Ia
spector Carpenter, who made neat speech upon The
legitimate lie of the sword, and the nun who wac to
WELD IL, Several other speeches were made bi err
whic the police, who were gathered IN fiont OF their
Stalion-H in Leonard street, gave three hearty
cheers for the Captain, The Police Department, and
the Union AZ the conclusion of the ceremony the
comuany pariook of bouDteous collation. at the honse
of CAPT. Wii,bRk. Among The guests were' Col.
Pratt, Ient. Col. Brown, Capt. Lamb, and Dr. Van
Lier, all Of the 3lst Regiment.
NETWORK ZOUAvEs.
This REGIMENT, Col. Hawkins, now qua7ered on
Risers leland, received their arms ana equipments
yoserday and will leave for Fortress Monroe on
Monday mortiug TIE regiment contni 8 $40 men,
exceedingly we'll drilled. To-day, at ?. m, they
will have dress parade, VII they VIII DC reviewed
BY Nsl.-ten. DIX and the officers OF severai OF er
regiments. On Sunday they will lave d dress parade
atter divine service. The pullic invited 10 be
present on these occasions. On Monday they VIII
leave camp at 3 a. m, and l.udipg a. Thirty fonrth
street will proceed 20 the titth-ayenue Hotel, where
saud of colors will he presented them at Moiai'e
building, from which lace they will proceed TO the
vessel which is to carry them 10 Fortress Monroe.
UNION DEPINsE COMMITTEE.
The only business of publa iuierest transacted by
this BODY eeteray was the adoption Of resolutions
ELEMENTARY 10 tie 9Th RegDeut and expressing the
in,enIon ont for rer reception aud II was al
decid. that the 9th Regiment, Col Hicks; the 10th,
Col Weber and the 18th, Lieut-Co. Elliott, should
depart to-day for Washington.
PRsT MAINE REGIMENT.
Tho l.. Regiment Of Maine Volunteers are ordered
10 the scat OF war, and expected 10 arrive IN this
city on sl day next The resident sous OF Maine are
Invited to meet the Aston lioase at 10 o'clock "a.
on Saturday, June !, to make arrangements Tor their
reception.
RECRUITS FOR THE SIXTH.
Capt IL. Il. Davis OF the 6th Regiment, Col. PiDek-
pev. n Y. :. NJ. arrived in this city Thursday
are in exeell spits and good h-ath: Capt. Davis
degire. some fresh recruits who be enrolled -
Lieut.. Tenden's, No. 202 Eighth avenue.
Hs.DeUAEIEHs or TuE hgfsoroEr.s noss Gr.sD
AsTOR uoUsR. Room u New fnIA hsy 81, 1851.
ORDFR No 2.--in compliance nth resolutions unan'
ou,y pa.,sd by ID, Standing Committee Of toe Neop"i an
Home Gant hs.o"oa on me s, ."o ~, o55y ''
hereby ali oys oen' who ss org ing eompsu'e.
our city Unen 10 their patriotic woft Is eaped
nsessry Information ard the proper rolls can Oh.
.ned any luogent, application 81 Room No 81 A'0r
Al rolls now G.a up or b,Ios aed up in this city Lorg
I,md or We.scLs.ts must returned before the
Ell OF june for comu sons spd o;snshions 10 co
70 nifty the ssse Mild. law and the Ode" of the Com
qus.e evening. DIN in order tina, the Geo. .l
Commanding may visit a9d Inspect 81, zane No eonP'nis'
By orler HESRY STORMS, General Con.msndinG
r.. C. FEARr, Secretary.
4 CARD from col. WILSON.
To n. Edroror The y. Tribune.
SIR: desire, through the medium of your journal,
a nod Norlr
and vicinity the thanks of the 9Th RepDent New-i"rk
State Volunteer Militia under my command, for the
valuable presents received at their hsDds:
Ap 2i-To VIM. Henci for :rro. amounting to ssA 49,
BIZ a n' Ge Ri ssa io @ 'aSso
Mag PHO Rsdw.y Co.. for one box R.dways Relief
John Anderson CO. fr oOaces H. Lihen.ha Tor tobacco
MAJ S1@To Ladies, Auoci.ion for oser Of .erviool
MAJ 2-ro lsdes of Absny for forty haveck.; Union De-
fus Committee Sr ,hiIt. hs aud pans sa p" to
80. John Ford CO. 500 Nj. onsry Church IN Mott
street Thomas BuEns and Mr. Steobu' for et Of co.o
,au mail line ocsr .woros ,s,hss and belts Vim H. Coon.
cline fifteen -vol'srs snd field oee si's uereh's ~
SHIT MApuf.ctOy 900 upder-Ls. Bible society TOT ress
nieli, surtry persons, ioI miscellaneous sF.ie-os
II would afford me mach plessure to tender my
thank, 20 each part cuar donor but the afduous nature
of my duties compel pe TO baas them IN body as the
reprtsenlayes OF nv llOwcitizeUs of New ofk, for
the universal sympathy and good feeling expressed by
them for the cause 10 which am egsaSed:
LETTERS SENT FREE TO TIE ARMY.
To TIE Fdaor Of The ~. y. Tribune
sm: VIII you have the goodness 20 sate that letters
from this city ior the Army ia Washington and Alex
andria will DO sent rRiE, If addressed TO my care ~
below.
They must be distinctly addressed, stating the reei-
usnt 10 which they TO Co. andi sent to through
the Iamp-po- letter boxes must have oRe-ont stamp
affixed. No o.her postage stamp 10 required.
Separate packares will I've made MP for each regiment
and Forwarded only tree of expense.
JOHN Is. MURRAY,