New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

claims which may Hktly c1cure bls appointments
HEsIsSATloNs IN TIE VoLICR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kHLIsTING ~ THE FEDERAL sERvlcE.
Among the mem, srs OF the Police Department WAC
have recently s2nt IN their resiguailons jor 'e lui
poe OF oiiaS the army are Tapian Jameson snh anu
served in the Mexican War; 3. il. Carroll Eichdid
Field Horny Barman Chas. kenger, P'iiR Leweh-
thai and II. ID Whilmoie all patroiinsn: Mr. IsI-
roll Also served in the Mexican War; he lett Yesterday
with the i2th Regiment. Three others Oh the Ei.he-
eentL Ward Police also left on that Gay. Many whore
names could not be asceained have resigned and VIII
soon be ready for marching crders.,, ,en,
On Saturday, the 10Th Reeiment United states hihes'
which dish nded year two since, was reor2arzed,
Citv judge NcCunn rcsumiug tie command. Already
over 600 members enrolled, and The old officers re-
elected. They are equiping themselves, and at the
readiest practicable moment will depar, for the scene
Of conflict Recorder Hoffman voluntary oiiend 10
DO double dnty on the bench OF the Court Oh Sessions
during Judge McCnon's absence. The reei nent
uniform will be the light Iouave rife.
The following designated Recruiting oihceIt'
Capt. Burke, No. AZ Prince street.
Capt. Donnelly No II Prince street.
Can't McDeIniot', No 70 Nassau street.
| Capt. Mcclure, corner OF Third avenue and MIMI
| street.
Lient. O'Connor, No. 81 Mulberry street.
j. NJ. Dillon corner Of Pike and Monroe streets.
Scorr LIFE GUARl-The following is LIST u
officers Of the regiment:
Col Z. Mex Hudson Lieut'Col j. d. McOIesof MAJ n
capisin.-H Canes. J. sherwood VIM B. Js!ison j. A. y
| CAMP, " JsneTsOn, L. hCDtiHi''h ~ - w.
Issai.n.ntswn H. He9qus, sS9ds s j. Wy~Han an3
oisp q Glover, H. Rosea smith. W. s. Mor'On j.
Downes }. B. Bishain' j. oainn, !! NJ go ,o ,,;s
The regiment 10 TO DC nus'eieu '"'' ''''' ''
| morning, at IL O'Clock.
Gen. j. IA. Hobart Ward, Commandont 81 tne oeo'
| Life Guard, returned on Saturday from washington
and viii at commence tue organization Oh aooen.'
regiment Already companies, recently recruit
| ed have offered to place Themselves under bl3 coD
| nand, ard the regiment will be completed by Friday
next and ready to receive orders The lnd 'aohs are
that the Scott Life Guard will embrace three or four
| regiments.
Col WM. Wilson's ZoUAvK REGINEsr, known as
the Union Volunteers, headq quarters at NO DC broad
way, mastering $50 strong, are now completely organ
| lied The reGinental roll sent u the Governor
on Saturday and they have been accepted The regi-
ment is divided INFO nine companies. Col. Wilson 3
staff consist OF Lt.-Co John Creighton and Mayor W.
u. Newly. This body comprises veterans OF tns oni-
ted States Army Mexican Nicaraguan, and California
soldiers, and New-Yorhers who were Mexican voiun-
teersen Injured so the hardest fare and the art pro-
tected condition in fe. The Colonel escorted our re,
porter through biz quarters, where 25O were bieteo
for the night mattresses eating choTder ana not
SOUPS sent in by tue neghboflng restaurants
forts not enjoyed by them for many days previous 10
enlistment He pointed ont men tearing me scars OF
many hot conflict and bearing evidences Of but few
of the smiles Of fortune Their devotion 10 their com
munder was manifested whenever he approached Their
beds by loud and continued chez mig. Inc Colonel
says they are not pretty but they Know Row 70 gn.'
4
-Tais body will consist OF $40 mounted r1ieme y,
Major Bliss of the United States Engineer corps viii
have command. The following are lie stai so far as
at present known Mr. George Wilkes, Of the Spirit
of tie Times Lieut. Col; Mr.. Chas Gallagher, late
OF San Francisco Quarermaster. Col. Bliss has served
with distinction in the Mexican and other campaigns
Mr. George Wilkes is so well known IN New \ rk
! that nothing need be said of hin, and Mr.. Charles
| Gallagher has vast experience IN Mustang service
on tie praiIs and in the Terfit olies Mr. Gallagher,
with ore other beside himself, Travelled through
400 miles Of the Apache country, having ds-
patches where the u;ed States mails dare not pass.
Lieut. Roberts also Of the Bat alien, served on Walk
ere staff in Nicaragua duriog the bloodiest OF he can
pajgns. lie al,o held command daring tie Mexican
war. The Mounted Bifemen will consist of men
whose experience in ali tina. IL daring ia horsemanship
| il not surpassed. Men who can pick handkerchief
from the ground at fall speed. ben accustomed 10
Mus aug service, who can diemount and mount III sn
instant, such men as with Col Fremont explored the
passes of the Roxy Mountains.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WASTED.Wc know Of a
gentleman who 10 fitting ont volunteer company, ard
who requires loan Of g. 900 10 enable him to com.
Of which he viii pledge his silver plate worth double
the amount Letters addressed 10 Washington, and
left at this office, will reach him promptly
We have no doubt there are hundreds desirous o.
doing the thing and trust there are not capital
lists wanting TO supply every such demand
An advertisement appears under Special Notices
announcing the completion OF the New'foik Iouaye
| Regiment, and their needs.
nesting Of the Committee will be held each even.
| ing at the reidence Of james Kelly, No. 81 Irving
place until sufficient il suhscrl ed TO fully
! equip the regiment. See advertisement.
Mr.. Charles II. Jordon, member OF Massachusetts
regiment in the Mexican war, is raising company -
volunteers for the war, to be called the Cons uon
Guard. The recruiting oaoe lie al No "a Roosevelt
street.
smTY-sIsTH REGInTsT.-Nounteers that have
joined the G9th, ara requested 70 attend 81 No. AZ
Prince street. on this Monday, from II TO O'Clock
D. H. TO lie inspected BY the surgeons Of the Regi-
| ment.
Srs-FEEr MES.-A regiment Of Grennadier House
hold Guards is proposed 10 be organized for the defenss
OF this city and suburbs. None but abe-bodied men,
six fee, in hight or more will be accepted The
ter roll will be at Alex. Harthis Office, No. ~ North
| William street.
! ORGANIZATION OF PorIsH LHGIos-Mr. Julius
I Allen of this city commenced the organization of
Polish Legion Saturday. Nineteen Polish refugees
had enrolled themselves ON Saturday evening.
| The Lindsey Bines will receive recruits, day and
evening at No fSl Broadway, until further notice, to
enter a company in Col. Abram. Duryea's Advance
| Guard.
The Third Ward Guard are requested to meet at :,
| o clock this evening AZ No. 272 Greenwich street.
HKADQJAarsas ScoTr LIrE GuARD, No az Broadway.
| Esw-ycE. April 81, 1851.
The members Of hi. Regmsnt hereby odered assemble
into The service of the State e SsyYs 9nsov ~,
wn IL H1ssIauK., Acting Adj utan
The 9th Regiment one thousand strong have been
ordered 70 leave Albany tomorrow. They will arrive
hero during the day and proceed at 10 Washing
! ton.
Aldermen Billy Wilson's corps fifteen hundred
st.ong viii he inspected to-day and proceed TO Wash
| ington tonight
TIE order for guns was received by Gov. Morgan on
Saturday night aud forwarded Springfield 10y
telegraph. The portion destined for Albany and FL.