New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02


L. Howell will open a recruiting Office in Middletown,
Orange County, in a few days As soon as the COM
panes are filled they receive their uniform the Gov
ernu ent furnish horses and equipments. Cavalry IL
favorite branch Of the service in all European armies,
and commissions foreign countries often reserved
for fayortes Of the Government. The best recruits
are young from the country, who are 10 the habit
Of being on horseback and are possessed OF bodily
| strength and agility.
THE REMAINS OF GEN. LYON.
A guard of twenty men detached from the 9TH Reg-
msnt renamed during Saturday night, Yesterday and
let night, in charge Of the remains Of Gen. lyon
observed To-day, after III clock, several hours
will be allotted for vsitors, but the colin Will not De
opened. At 8 a. M fifty policemen from the Second
Precinct, under their commanding sergeants, VIII take
charge over and watch the remains until p M, when
the procession Of citizens and military VIII start up
Broadway for the New-Haven depot. Most OF the
volunteer oers in and around the city have expressed
their desire to attend. Col. Edward W. SerTe ana
his officers will appear shortly after o'clock Inc
7th Regiment will turn out Capt. Price and his CON-
mand taking the position of honor. =,
After reaching Hartford the remains will be received
at the depot by Gov. Buckingham aud STALL the Mayor
and Court Of CcIAmon Council, the Hartford Cly
Guard, Company Is las guard of honor, and by the
ot er military companies who vounteet their GER
vices and the body will be escorted from the depot 70
the Senate Chamber at the State. House, where II VIII
lie in sste until its removal to the place of seputure
Guns will be fired from the Park the arrival OF the
tody; the Stateouse bell VIII he tolled during the
progress Of the escort, and flags will be displayed, all
day al half mast. Cen Williams viii lead the process
sion ~ Grand Marshal
THE sNTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
Lieut.. Col. Nugent and Major Bugley have sue
ceeed 10 getting three additional appointments TO the
reguar army for officers of the 69h who acted mer
toTously at the battle of Bull Run. Tbs makes five
captaincie in the regular army awarded to the mem
bofs Of the Goth regiment. The new 18th has been
duly accepted by the Secretary Of War
THE WASHINGTON GRAYs.
III ..bsr al arau
de,s TO leave for the eeat Of to-day. About $40
members Of the regiment succeeded in running the
guard Yesterday and midnight picket guards were
about town in search OF iugyes, with but little sue
cess.
FUNERALS.
Several public funerals took pace yestoTday: AT
o'clock 100 dTUnmeTs and m sicians belonging 70
various Regiments and bands assembled IN Duane
street. opposite the City Hospital Tor the purpose o.
accompanying TO Greenwood the remains OF Charley
/ Rowland late Of the Washington Band" ~ the
same hour, the members Of CompanyF, 9Th Regiment
started rOm their srmoy at the Mercer House, to at
tend the funeral OF james H. Hlnchman, member Of
the corps.
APPEAL FOR A CHAPEL TENT.
The Army Committee Of the New-York Young Mems
Christian Association endeayored, some weeks ago,
but without success to induce the General Government
TO furnish the Chaplain Of every regiment IN the SER
vice of the United States with large tent, IN which
TO hold divine service. Applications for such tents are
frequently made to the Committee by Chaplains, who
hle accommodations espe cially ia stormy weather.
! We make the following extract from recent letter
from the Rev. j. ). luskip Cbaylan OF the l4th Reg
/ iment n. Y. s. NJ, Ia Brooklyn Regimentl, now
stationed al Camp Wood, Arlington House, Va. Mr..
Inskip, with bis wife, ia earnestly laboring for the
welfare Of the soldiers among whom his lot has been
cast The Rev Mr. Inskip writes:
hinde 3D. MOS, Of our meeting, held Iish my quarters
where the s'comnodagp' are by no means HAD We
mcetng whh hsd nightly sud am conhd,us great sood
.oei Win 5s Ps gs4 . ID a1nh pi'S With .
us application knowing how important The mot
t,ril Help me II y5a shoad you do anything must
! b. done r-icEly.D
IL remains Tor a benevolent Christian public to say
whether this faithful ahorcr shall appeal in van The
cost of the tent desired will be from $40 $50. Con
tDGntions toward lie purchase will be publicly &C
! knowIedged, aud may he sent to Frank w. Ballard
/ treasurer Army Committee, No u Wall street, or
7 Harwood Vernon, President y. y. y. nj. q. A. No
/ ~ Broadway.
| OPERATIONS or TIE ARMY COMMITTEE OF TIL
YOUNG MESS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
/ The Army Committee Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in this city are about 10 issue the Following
circular addressed 10 the various Young Mems CHRIS
/ ian As-o iations in the loyal States;
DEAR BErrHEEs: We hand you herewith partial report
tie sDors Of tho Army Committee OF the Newfok loan
povncs Ia. upsrsiled TO our other duties that Of minister
irrto silent sufferer, In the several hopia' IN and nea
Mh st5u where several huudcd ,ck ard wounded soldier
ae cd occupy tai. held has seemed our oovio
= sll have sssdy been permitted to cultivate advan'
We 1--we established depository in Washington s,d also sen
fr scu which s engaged in active personal visitation
desr the mean, Of keeping 1t eih ms AIRY WHEREBY
n1y be- We do not provide merely Tor New OH soldiers
buf loyal Stale aud confident therefore
t,t you fav6rsby reyad ard promptly respond TO the
peal make you for assistance and cooperation IN carry
iIg our sufE.
brave men f1f Il II would yovr enthusiastic emotion
Dear Beihcn allow 10 'gseIt the mmedilie appointment
o. Army Committee your Ass0ciAtion 10 ineT ~
on mmrc We need assiftanco Of every description ana
believe a field OF ufe'uncis has yet been entered ~
unelgs az tina. which God hs, opened among devote
d yo.u1tfeIs Ia camp aud in the hospltsls. 80
With Wnycs Tor your welfare, and thst the love o. Ihi
may clus a1 you" 10 prompt aud berry response "'
f+sn yorT brethren In the Lord: 0oad Nash Chairman
EsE W Ballard Tfeasurer; stephen II. Tying. JL T. liar
wood Vernon PIsst " " \. NJ c. A Edward Self v p .,
a. Y. Y q G. A. Noble Heath jr., Cor Sec. " l. VI
4. Vincent C0lyer, Washington Cry, Army Committee
! Adde'S Boa Nc. 2l9, T. ..
LEFT FOR THE WEST. -
| largo delegation of the officers oil the 18th Reg
ment, loaded by Capt. Bresln, waited yesterday on
Maior-Gcn. Hunter al Bis hotel TO ptesent their con
gratua;i0ns on bis recovery, with good wishes for HI
future health and fuccoss in his field Of operations
They were cordially received by their late commander
who compGmcnted them their behavior while FORM
/ ing part Of bis brigade. The interview was very
plea ant one on both sides Gen. III. however had to
decme-on the ground that he had to lelye for The
Nct AZ TN early hour this morning-a public reception
viii h the officers were anxious that he should accept
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
Reading Pa, has the credit Of furnishing more three
year Volunteers N proportion to its slLe, than any
/ other place in the country.