New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27
LOCAL MILITARY "'aATTERS,

The Massachusetts, I'D Regiment of Infantry, which
has been rsised by Senator Wilson in Boston and vi
cinty within the past month, and now numbering
046 men, has received orders to march to the seat Of
war. Capt. Follet Battery of Light Artillery six
pieces and 100 mem and Capt. WentworLbs company
Of Sharpshooters, both OF which are composed OF
picked men, have alec received orders TO march with
the above regiment.
All the above troops have been encamped for short
time past at Readve, Mass., and number IN the ag-
gregate about | 400 men. They break camp on Mon
day next, reaching Boston in the afternoon, where
they will be received by Gov. Andrew and 81 A. aud
other State authorizes, joined by Mayor Wlghman
and the city authorities Of Boston, together with
large military escort They will quarter on Monday
nj Int in the depot OF the Boston and Worcester Rail
road, Boston, and will leave for New ork at clock
| on Tuesday morning. in special train on the Wor-
cester Railroad.
President Twitchel and Superintendent Phillips Of
the Worcester Railroad have made ample arrangements
to insure the comfort and cafe transmission OF such
! large body Of men. The engines and tenders have
been painted in national colors, will be decorated wnh
fags notices, &C., and fine steam calliope will
awake the echoes OF the patriotic hills aud vaies OF
old Massachusetts with the f" Star-Spanged Banner,
" He'll Columbia" "a Red, White and Blue, Glory
Halleajah &C., ee II bears these volunteer soioers
! TO their des,inatOn.
| We learn from Frank T. Howe, Assistant Quarter.
master General OF Massachusetts, who has just re-
turned from Boston That the following arrangements
| in New-York:
The regiment will reach Thirty street and
Fourth avenue about o'clock on Tuesday evening,
and will be quarteied in large building of the llr-
| lem Railroad Company, obtained for this purpose
through the exeTtions Of Superintendent HOyt OF tie
New-York and New-IIaven Railroad and the courtesy
OF the Harlem Railroad Company. Warm ratiohs
! will be seryed TO the troops.
The proprietors OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel have e1-
tended an invitation to the officers to accept the hosIi-
taltes of their bonse.
At a. m. ON Wednesday, reception breakfast VIII
be given to the officers by the Sons Of Massachnse's
resident in New-York, at which many distinguished
gentlemen will be present.
Invitations have been extended 70 Gov. Morgan and
staff VIM. VI. Evarts, Collector Barney, William Z.
Bryant George Bancroft VIM. Curtis ,Noyes, ID. ID.
Field, Cyrus W. Field, George c. Ward, Col Leiiet',
Col. Meagter, Mr.. O'Gorman, Jsmes T. Drady,to-
ee,her with the Sons of Massachusetts.
While the officers and invited guests are paraklng
of breakfast, the troops will have bountful neal
served TO them. At ii o'clock the line will be formed
Col Wilson win take command at the Fifth avenue
Hotel where the COLUMN will halt and receive a ban
nef ,om the hands Of the Hon. j. l. Brady, aceonPa
MED by speech Col. Wilson responding I'LL oehai VI
himself and command.
The column under escort Of the S-s NJ Nassaehu.
setts and numerous Newly. friends will then take
ur the line of n: ..c with army wagons ambulances,
and equipsge in the rear down Fifth avenue TO Four
! Monument, down Broadway, hating at City Hall
| Park where hot coffee will be served TO the troers,
theme 20 pier No. | North River, where they will
| embark ON the Camden and Amboy boats for Phla-
delobia thus having two hours refreshing sail
The personnel OF these troops ia said TO he uni
vailed and the regiment battery and corps Of sharp
shooters composed Of The bone, sinew and INTEL
gence of Massachusetts.
| MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Aside from the departure of the Maine Regiment on
Wednesday, there but little doing worthy OF note
in military matters. about the city. Inc recruiting
officers doing steady Blu, quiet business There
/ l.. t1raaH \,
tborities may be compelled 10 resort to drafting 10 fill
mn the last fequsition Of twenty five tbousnnd from
New-York but since the transfer Of the eighty ac'
cepted regiments ION paper by the General Govern-
nent TO the State authorities recruiting has been very
brisk and the success Of the requisit0n is assured,
only 1000 or 5000 being required now - COM
pleie 1t. The arrangements Of the Commander-n'
Chief have been of 40 liberal character that no neoes
,ty exists for drafting and il Is believed that
another re1uisiiion could be filled voluntarily within
reasonable Tine
SCOTT LIFI GUARD.
The 3Sth Regiment, known rs the Scott Life Guard,
10 TAI idly filling up, and will EoOn be ready 10 move
Recruiting Offices are now opened at No. 3iS Fourth
avenue, near Twenty sixth street, and at No. IL
Roosevelt street where any information desired rela
tive to the organization will be cheerlully given by
Lieut.. j. Mara.
SONS OF CONNECTICUT
Agreeably TO notice meeting Of the Sons OF Con-
necticut resident or temporarly soJournng IN this city
was held on Wednesday night 0t the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel. Quite a large NUMBER OF BenllcBCH WeIb
| present. among whom we noticed u. NJ. Wetmorc,
| r. PERT, X. NJ Blatchford, J. c. Phelps Henry
! Chsuncey, and others. X. III. dCCURDf was called TO
| the chair and CHARLES GOULD appointed Secretary.
Tie Chairman in neat Inappropriate speech set forth
that the object Of the convention was TO adopt mes
sures for paving proper attention to the regiments Of
volunteers their native State during their progress
through this city on their way TO the seat OF war.
Several brief speeches of highly patriotic nature
were made in which the Volunteers of Connecticut
were highly extolled for the manner in which they
al thae If tha Of fhA al
States for troops put down the rebellion, and for the
alacry of their movements in joining the volunteer
sodieT from other loyal States in the support of the
| Union and the Constitution, the maintenance OF the
laws, and the protection of our national emblem.
The following resolutions were passed:
Reached That Committee DO sppol.ed by the Chair with
for the welcome and welfare Connecticut soldier they pas,
r., y q S5. S bs the sso nd Of f. r0@ g.
buse said may be eosetedto eany out the obea Of
Rt,ssJ That the ascertSn from tie Executive
Connecticut at what ysous times Connecticut REGIMENTS will
pIossDnn '-' ' O' 'A' '0' '"'
Pt,ied That the Sons Of Corneccut residing 60 New York
tender their sincere actnowce nens TO Coz Bnehrsm for
h wise and careful aud patriotism 20 well display In
Rioised That Go1encr BaekEsam be elected honorary
A permanent committee was appointed to consist of
| the following gentlemen:
r. H. MCurdy Waldo Hutcrlns Prosper N. Wemnc. Charles
W Elliott, Elias Howe IT,, Joscph hae Iohnaihan surge'
A. II Amy, Jno j. Phelps, s. d. Chi1cuden' aId Charles
w. G. Gilman was appointed 1reisuerandex Oilcio
member OF the Standing Committee.
Rc.oired That when this Meeting sdoEn adjourn . meet
we a es sp Ts 81 @ Sd y 6GS 's
The following regiments are yet 10 30 forward iTom
Connecticut; Sih Regiment, Col. w. Harland 9TH
Regiment, Col. III. W. Cahill; 10th Regiment, Col
Baker.
The Committee viii thank the Connecticut papers TO
copy this
AND KAAY