New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
RECRUITS FOR THE SECOND REGIMENT.

Lieutenants Dempsey and Vaughn Of the % Regi-
ment Col. Tonpkiis left Inst evening for Washing
ton in charge of 100 recrniis for that reeimenf The
and equipments for the men are aready in pos.
session OF tho regiment, and will be given EN- IA
| so0n az they arrive there. Capts. Kennedy md
Brady still remain in The cy for recruiting purposes,
| and expect 10 forward another squad early nett
week.
THE SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT.
| The Some Of Vermont, resident in NewYork. Brook.
Ign and vicinity will meet NJ ColiDss Hotel foot Of
Canal street, at o'clock this morning. TO receive the
ID Regiment of Vermont Volunteers and escort them
to their quarters in the Pork. The presentation 81
repimentsl flag will take place in front OF tho City
Hall at O'Clock this afternoon, Immediately after
which the regiment viii leave by railroad for WASH
| iDgton.
COL. BAKERS REGIMENT.
We wonld call attention 10 an advertisement, IN
another column, of good chance for few companies
OF picked men 10 get ntOa crack regiment and imme.
date service Col. Bak!r having been empowered
TO increase his reg nent 10 800 men, Capt. Young
will be at the afargx lionse to-day TO nspe;t few
choice companies which, if accepted will be sent at
once to Fort Schuyler for their uniforms and equn.
inents. Capt Alexis Smith, for three days, will
recrot for his company in this regiment at No. 6O0
Broadway.
NEW RECRUITING STATION, u. s. A.
We learn tba, Recruiting Station has been estab-
lishe at YOrkville Eighty third reet and Third ave-
nue., for the lAh Regiment Of Infantry, u. S:Army.
This Regiment, one Of the new ones recently organ
officer, and may be called the New-York Regiment.
1t 10 20 be ra,ed in this State and we hope soon to
hear of its being able TO take the field. This station is
under the charge of Capt. A. j. Dallas OF the Eth
Regiment, who was lately private secretary 70 Mr;
Omsed Archtect-in-C thief Of the Central Park, and
we take it that many abont that work, who are now
being discharged and others unemployed in that riem.
ity, will be glad Of the chance Of finding employment
in PARTICLES manner, and under gentleman aicady
well known 10 them
m
LIEUT.. JAMES GRANT.
The ladies' of RayenswoOd, l.. J., on Saturday
evening, juno -, presented Lieut. james Grant OF
the Goth Regiment OF the NewYork State Militia with
q magnificent sword.
The presentation took place at the res1ence Of John
G. Freemen, esq, and was witnessed by large num-
Der Of the inhabitants OF the place. Mrs. Freeman In
behslf Of the ladies' presented the sword with tew
wel-tmed and impressive remarks, which were feel
ingy responded TO by Lieut.. Grant who seened deep
" affected by the occasion.
Mr. II. ID. Plimsol then presented beautiful Colts
revolver in the name of his frends and countrymen.
Lieut.. Grant expects shortly to leave for the seat OF
war and carries with him the good wishes Of largo
circle Of warm friends and acqusintsncee.
THE NINTH REGIMENT. eiIxA
To hs Editor Of TAs ~ u TJi6onG
SIR the 9th Regiment has always had fresh meat
wi en- il could be obtained.
They have been away Just four weeks to-day. Dur
ing that time they have been coned TO bacon-in all,
only three days. Have every day but one drawn The
/ al fNa.f nj
found amply for the Of the
IT.,
or ahoye noted thsre delay
f.1ar, on N. team, 10 arrive q, the time specified.
On another occasion the supply ffesh feb shot u The
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The complaint. hu. her foundation nply II The inability
4, pror,s ihorough oommssrl., Al liability Lees In the
ofiho United states han any o,h1 oosennlei,
Tbe msn are ignorant o. oooint lnp2,'oenN sho i,
Lac health o. ,hs ne % m 3D. a., ,,raes,od :,
, -. ". 80, q. .ro,,,sd "A + pIIIITIPS
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TIE GOOD sAMAHITASS.
Yor IN. yprr,y Of LINT Bsnd.ses Ic. to the Army.
No IA Broadway. Nr~-Y orb, June ~, lssl>
u,S i.snc;.tion whose main object In TO syrtsma-
I'M NssI""a ~. n.,,oc ,oIsy ,aTy .ocI,tis, vhle
sIi M, bs.tfs Tor the aid which hg,s beautifully
been toad, red 10 from the numerous 'oelse' u s s1d
the families Of our ciiy snf country rouo no' ufuNy
p-TseVrrinr connusnce OF her noble ana pspo'y
/ xt,.,@f quar .ies for volunteer soldiers,
In order 10 the continual demands for supplies has
ih the ehufchs societies and schools contru-
a. IA o. practicable their ortAnisstons through the sumueE
ho ,ii,s who Sisl! the country daring thr worm
vesh.T their beet eni.svsn to form nS 500 IN The
besboshool Of hs iIPorsy ts-ldeess and Vat 'he fe'n
81 their labor be or~ srded 70 tue s.soc'snon
raaoJ die Eeees,y OF replsasblnt iheii eian'sd
treasury ssme m,sV ne ~ - - iS h., ~ n,
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