New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

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the hospital. Love TO all. Cannot say when We viii
| be exchanged. Your afleclioDate sou,
n. A oOODENoU5H, Jr,
| "Lieut Company o, 18th Reg ginent NJ 7. s. NJ"
NEw-YORK APPOINTMENTS.
The following Officers, recommended by the New
YORK Delegation, have received appointments as Brig
| ader-f Ger erals:
col bsH, sasua 1l Hi Ss 1R both Of whom
ssys good account; q ihen..slve, at Bul Run. .-r9
Join j. PecI formerly Major the army, who wound.
ed at MeIi.o where he won great di.,,ne oa
GeOlss MOHei. Of Gen. ssndiOrfs stat.
| VOLUNTEERS DEPOT.
Another company for the Yates Rifles has reported
for inspection; also one company for the Morgan LAe
| Guard.
Captain Hsyman yesterday inspected for the United
| States service company Cameron Rifles and forty
men for Mott's Battery, ID Regiment New-iorA Vol
| uuteers.
Another company for the Mechanic Rifles was mus.
tered in Friday, and two more were added yester-
day. This regiment expects to receive marching
orGes next week.
| CAMP CAMERON.
| The Cameron Rifle regiment, Col. Beige has en-
campcd on tue Arsenal grounds at Hudson City, New
Jeney. This afternoon al five O'Clock, the fine band
attach ed 10 the regiment Will give concert and
favorable opportunity VIII lie Afforded TO Walt The
| camp.
| THE OLD SIXTH REGIsiRNT-GovERNoR' GUARD.
Quite largo number Of the members Of this regi-
are about returning 10 the seat Of war; and have
already joined tho different regiments DOW forming
about the city. The sixth Regiment, commanded by
Col JOseph c. Pinckney, s composed almost entirely
of GernaLs, the great majority OF whom are good sol
ders. majority Of this command s about as anxious
10 return again TO th- war as they were TO como home
a the expiration OF their three months term OF service
| line ctr, il viii be remembered, left New-York on
Sunday the 2sI Of April, end was stationed at AnDop-
os and the Junction, and on the north bank Of the
Severn River, at which latter place they constructed
several tortif aiiop. In order 70 command the Balt-
| al A. cen
teudercd the command Of regiment DOW in the field,
the eOOneey Of which ID yacaD but las not yet de-
ielniued uIon The offer. For some lime past he hGE
had the matter under cousid. ration Of raising new
regiment 10 be composed oxclGsiyely Of three months
nen.
BROOKLYN MILITARY MATTERS.
| Major Jourdou of the 18th Regiment, who greatly
distinguished himself at Bull aRun, is in tie city
| on u brief urough.
4 The Mcclellan Regiment of Infantry, Col. Brewster,
u proceei ling hnely. On Monday about 100 men are
10 be mustered in.
| Commander Foote Of the Brooklyn Navy-Yard has
recently been promoted TO the poAion OF Post Cap
tain.
Lieut.. Francis Murphy of Company b, Long
Island Volunteer, stationed at Fort Schuy Ter,
vas presented with d sword few days since.
/ S. A. Sauncerr, late Payuaster OF the British
Volunteers who was arrested on the charge of appro-
priaing funds he had collected for the regiment,
held TO bail by Justice Boerum on Saturday, TO
| answer the charge.
Tie case OF Col Smith, Leut. Col. Clark, and
| Quariernaster Mumby OF the 18th Regiment, came
! ny before Justice Perry on Saturday, Tor hearing.
! Tie counsel for Col. Smith not being present, the
matter adjourned for one week.
WEST POINT GRADUATES.
The Sanitar, Commission report that they have ex
ahmed tie register West Point, and that the
establishment Vi the Academy in lo0, the graduates
nunbeT nearly 1850 OF these about one-alf still
in the service. The rect either dead resigned,
have rcceded. OF the 800 0OJ resigned, tie Com
mission pgblish list Of las who they think are still
available fn service S,Ill number Of these may be
iacapaciiated, but doubt enough VIII be found will
ing 10 ferve who viii amply repay the Goyernent tor
| tie trouble Of searching them out.
DRsrRTERs.
II NAV be interesting Gesertsrs TO know that here
ater they afe 10 be arrested by the pOc citizens
taken Governors Island aud tired by court martial.
Ia case citizen cantnies de1erfer he will receive the
sum Of thirty dollars which " i'll be deducted the
pay Of the soldier.
| TIE TEXAN SOLDIERS At FORT HAMILTON.
few more OF the soldiers located at Fora Hamilton
received their discharges ON Ihundny, aud immedi-
ately joined volunteer regiments recruiting Tor Tho
Many have expressed desire 10 join regiments
now organizing, but the War Department does not
seem disposed to allow them to DO There is r,-
in military circles 10 tho et &C that they VIII lie
discharged rext week Ia body bat it comes from no
responsible body.
MORE U. 5. SHOE CONTRACTS.
! $1,000 pairs 10 j. q. Brown, OF syracnsei Mr.. L.
J.. fenton, 70 600 pairs al 81 " per par. hr. Fen
ton Work VIII be done In the AuDurH prison. VII
/ brl JOlnsol VI Fulton; Wm. Baldwin, Of Oswego;
and Geo. j.. Nnter OF Newl York, have a contract to
iarnish 5000 pains.
ARTICLES FOR HOSPITAL USE SENT TO THE ARMY
The New-fork Medical Association for the eupply
of lint, bandges &c., to tie United States army has
made inGl and complete report o. is operations. lfs
operations extend period Of three months, ana
during that time the Association has received iron n-
disiduslr 8, 500 36, which has been expended for
hospital knasacks ieldstretcbers Llnterns packing
boxes Office expenses, printing ahd postage. La adj
diion large contributions Oi articles Tor Losfhsi use
have cen made by different reef associ itiOn. ladies'
almost every church in the city, and ladies and assoia
tions In Other towns ind eiies. The contributions
comprhe, among Other items, 23,2yS bandsges, 4io
pairs OF flannel drawers, 500 yards Of ianDeis, ioi
funnel shirts, 0o6 handkercheis, 3,I72 havelo KS
| 2,J4 hospital shirts, 80 pounds II lint, 80 pairs
muslin drawers, $50 sheets, ], ,5l6 pounds OF Old
linen, 3,E5 pillow cases l,O4S ticks, 3,s5O pan,
| cushions, 2,O5l phirs OF rocas, 3oVS towers, anu
cases Of surgical instruments. The estimated value
| expended III the making of tie clothing, beddlng,
bAndages and lint Is siI ,5i8 AZ.
BATTLE INCIDENT.
Among tho incidents Of the recent conflict at Ban
Rnn has been recounted 10 us possessing peculiar
iotereSt in Ais that the participants were c3rigon-
ists. Lieut. isaac Cohen OF the Sth RegiEent, n. l.
g. NJ esuied ON the field of battle wounded soldier,
who asked him i" for Gods sake 70 give him drink OF
water" Lieut.. Cohen at once eonllied and the poor
fellow, recognizing him lsrelite, said Sbeinang
Yesrole' l'' Hear, y |! Israel with him, ana died,
| aud Lieut., c. had Ii. body deceitly inferred. How
sad the reflection that co-geigo lists should be 10
arms against q government that has ever protecS I'd
tbem and thus be compelled TO meet ~ deadly sect