The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
sptrif Of the Peoples


,e~iy W take tbe field at Many friends Of ths
usiuEent have come forward and molly subscrbsi
fluids TO equip the regiment.
Bsad Qaardsrs. gth Rsdb~s,u, " r. &. r.
Az u i9tl, 1S6i.-Spccnl Orl,r, No iO--Tm
.penbcrs "i this coUniand having voted unanimous
ly o. tender their services ~ their country, regi
mental recruiting station will therefore he opened
W the Arnury IT Co. A. Captain JonNHoN, No. isf
Broadway. Co. manlants of companies will each
detail two men fom their TcspeCtiy, commands
.s }, until further ordcrs, who will report for duty
70 the ficor In Command Of said recruiting station
from A. NJ I'LL 1P. n. An officer will bo detailed
70 REQ ain in command ot said station daily, rom
A. NJ iii IP. ns toncwsi FROM 90. A. on
Saturday, @0lh Inst, from 60. G.. on Monday, 23d
inst from Co. ID. on Tuesday, 2Id ms from Co.
Y. on wednesday, qlth inst, from 90. n. on Thurss
day, 10Th inst, IRON Go. H. ON Friday, 2Gth inst,
hum 20 q. ON Saturday 9Th inst, and rcIeat FOG
sub cluent days In the Eanc order.
AtJutant Corrnora, Captain DAVIS, Quarter
Master HESRlouts and Lieutenant BNNhs> are ap-
pointed H. sole and collect sulSctl ptons to assist
In deirayins expenses OF equipping recruits. b
otder Of Colonel X. n. VAN BrREN. ). d. CorTts-
CIR, Adjutsnt.
Head Quarters fa Rryipunt, Ss,r rort Cnioa
Hoiusteers 8GO Pearl strest.-CitiEcns OF New
Surk; Our country calls. We must respnnd In
doing M, must leave families, IN unny cssts
entirely unpruvided for and unprotected.
Shall We bc assured that ws leave them in the
hands "t friends aud those who will prove such ir
the hour Of need.
The commandant will thankfully receive all oom-
mnnicatorr IN this connection.
Address as above.
X. u. GOODWIN, Colonel.
Co~sfftpfion Gudrd.-C ii. Jorp.S, of the
MEXICAN Volunteers, has opened recruiting ofire
81 b Roosevelt street. A he Is printer, and used
" the ''shooting stick" 10 Ii 70 lie hoped the
'crah" will promptly respond to this call
Srcosp RyGI"nsT RrCarrrs wANrxn.--Lieut. T.
II. DAVIS hiss opened an oftico IN Washington Hall,
Williamsburgh, and SrEsCI, JAAi+DS 4 Co., 1C4
Fulton street. New York, for the reception Of 70
cfuts.
The First Regiment, New York Volunteers, u
NV full, l,3OO men having enrolled of these Capt.
JAsFs r. CLAsCY late oi the sth Regiment, enlisted
l4g. The uniforms will bc ready Friday; B8s
men have been fed and lodged for days at the cx-
the Mexican war, In elected Iieut. Col, and JAM
TUlsYR Major OF the regiment
A FlYrcu RrarNKtr.-Tho following call, printed
In french has bee extensively circulated, and 10
meeting with n ready rcrpuasG
To arms, citzcnsI Al the voice of the csnnopi
| roar, the Union calls upon her children. Under
authority Of the Government, the undersigned will
brm nj once company under the name Of tho
Carrie AtHAr u constitute part of regiment II
cavalry, soon TO be placed In the field II appeals "a
the French citizens Of New York, and especially 70
those who have fought under the glorious tri-coor
Come, brave sodeIsl and you men Of tho Revolu-
uoD--al who love your adopted country, well ~
that Of your birthcome, and enroll, come 10 main
e,in the American Union and prove that French yu-
or has not d mnished by change Of climate.
UNIoN VoLUNTEERs.-Rccruits are now bo-
Ing enrolled at their headquarters, Newer street, y
military men. for the purpose ~ forming q new re-.
gment With the above name About 200 men weIe
received on Friday, and pDediately commenced
their dril. Gen. wA. HALL will furnish them with
h'es and drums and q. +. GEsrr has n ready prof.
fired convenient room for their barracks.
The MoSTEzUMA BATrALIoN.-Somc Of the
officers who gained laurels In Mexico have COM
DeDced the formation Of regiment under the abovl
| name. Their headquarters ARE Mt Palace Garden,
fourteeiiih street, usar Flith avenue, where they
| sre receiving recruits
| FLAG RAIsISGs.--A flag was raised at 4
p. NJ, on Saturday, by tho attaohccs Of the ,Jeey.
flaGs were also raised at other Police Stations. Al
| the Methodist book concern, 200 Mulberry street
smother flag was hoisted amid the cheers sf tho
crowd and the firing of cannon. Tie gun was placed
| upon the roof of one of the buildings.
| REGIMENT or NATIONAL UNIuS HANGERS.
All those in favor u sustaining the fng of oul
| Union are invited to call and enroll their names n
the recruiting station At the house Of Capt. CAHRoiL
| tl meeting will he held ut Lanartine Ha !, corne
Of 10Th street and Eighth avenue, on Tuesday even
Ing.
| !. W. LArsos, Colonel.
| A USIoS MEETING was commenced at eight
O'Clock yesterday morning In DIR. MAuArIr,s chur,h
corncr al Filth avenue and slst street. and will II
| Continued daily tor halt nm hour, 10 pny for Oui
country and those who 10 forth for it. oeience.
1T. PNrgiox's BKlGAg-Ordsrs No. THE Off
| ~
| AIiLyxAST Hall, corner Of 2Gth street and Tth
| Avenue, on Wednesday evening, kpri 2ith, 1861,
| at \ o'clock. Also those who wish 10 Join sid
Brigade. by order OF JANE C,srr, Colonel
Al meeting of young men, lid r. the Office Il
| NJ. BRADY, l6, Wall street. on the 2Otk instant
on motion, Jous 7. BE,pY, Esq., was called " Tx
| chair, and J. T. sAssoSY, Esq, acted Secretary
The chairman stated the Object Of the meeting IN 4
were styled the Wall Street Volunteers TheJ
sdjouined 10 the 2tth instant, Mt o'clock r. N.
| Vt the above place.
| RELIGIous SERVICES AT THE BRooKLYl
| NAVY YARD.-The circumstances attending tn
divine worship on bard che rceiyipg ship Mort
Carolina, last Sunday AFTERNOON, were peculiarly In
pressi,e. Rev. CnARIis W. DEslsos, formerly 4
the Navy DeIartr eit and U. \. Consul, preside
| On the occasion. Commander j. II. wARD, his on
| GERS and men. were present, AMI large company
| recruits. now nn the point OF kfvng for the seat q
war. The text Of tn. reverend gentleman was 4
RbHASs-" No Onc tirsih nat0 himself, no ne
| difh unto hi,assit." The deepest attention wa
| p,id and nt the close the audienrc focked sroun,
the preacher. IIis aim was 10 show the Christis n
obVntinn u patriotism nt our country's call.
| Mr.. DrsIsoN h u regular volunteer In tho N.
| Naval Brigade.
PHIIIIP's STABLES, 600 SEVENTH AVENUE
| Nee York, April 30, lsGI.-Yumg men nttei
tsu- ths Major Andsrsou Zou'vcs are now re,d
| 10 receive recruits EG ter AnnJry, GOO Seven,
| avenue, between i5th anu 10th streets, BruasyB
| Spn1r, recruiting nffCrr viii be In Rttendea
fIum sunrise until ncl'cl- every day AMI eveniI
| until the C0npaly II hul. by order, CTS. PII
LIr, Capt. BI EbfLi- Orderly
The Igin regiment which .ett this city On Sundi
last, have taken With them twelve pound howl
Ger, each man carries twCn'y .iOur rounds Of la
| cartridges and each comlHnyisiuinlshed wths hC
. slnd IountS. One Of thor new recruits is H. I
| DAVE one Of the heroes of Fort sumter. one men
! mber ri the Eighteenth Wsrd police, came down
the d. pot on duty, wis seized with an nclimitio
W join tie soldiers, dofed lis uniform, seized
nuskCt, and having badc goodbye t. MS vile AN
| child iur VIII IN he sent, started or Several uan
| most affecting scenes UrrC peFeuted, OF the lanh
sdieus of husbands, fathers and l"VC's, brave won
striving tn rpress their tears ~ those thcy love
left them, but uttering word 10 check thcir la
ii0tic ardor, and children clingng to the last
p.Ias hand.
Yesterday the members of V ct0ry steam Engin
O.. No. 10, of william slMrRh were cnrol ed in Ii
. | 18Th Regiment of Brrotlyu They VIII he con
uapded by Captain TnoNAs RErrS who has serve
II years in the militR oi ths city. In the at N
Of the company the engine viii BE- taken care "f a
| manned by the citizens Of their u Atfct.
Early mst Sunday evening q Via Allance Commute
waited on WILLIAM DoshI""S' The negr" sing@'
the Florence Eiutel IN Broadway, and ordered ml
n leave the city, for having said TINT h0 wEl q
| every member of the III Resimcut might he cut
D pieces An EN-Sherid Of Brooklyn, vino was At .
| saIng hotel, VIA alsO warned 10 lChse The city =
having expressed his tdS-union sentiments The
wsru tod tLas II found In this vicinity today the
late wodld be the rope, and the instrument @! deaf
| WIS freely exhibited before them.
First Regiment National Guards was tornt
y | into ten battalion companies on IL" IOll, Dufii
| the formation, General WETNoaE el'cr'd lhe roIl
ami Aztec an uItruduction by the Cplnuri lc made
most stirring appeal 10 the men I" mnnihIh 'he mo-
| or OF their country. Ho thsu mot generously pr
sGnted the Rsimtnt with 800.
. Mssgs, DoaIiguTs A NixoN, uf Park Row, mob
. came forward, presenting each man in the keglne
with ons pair OF blankets, together VIII money d'
Z | and spleudd revolver ior the to"icI.
Tie American Bank Note Company have .
| s'ing an order to ,ngraye u plate ami print thcr
l. nom bonds for the government Of the Conleder'
s,ates. The work has been urged forward by
| CDn'ederate Treasury Department. AMI the pi
| sned his PROCLAMATION, but the company prOrnp
notified the rebel cabinet that the bonds could
be furnished, AZ they preferred to lose the ano,
70 | of WORK ready done and the expecIed profits,
a transgressng tie laws by aiding traitors.
ID Messrs. PErros and FRANK JAgpo.. rnsmbers