New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
s,,,, s,..xhsre than in BROOKLYN Consequently seVe
s - - ,,n s,roro IN uphold. by the sacilhce Vi

,Ssi, ivas IL necessary the honor Of their cohnfy ~"
remorseessly Informed that Their iaiA'hes nv heir
Laiterly thuy have boen told 10 ,;s Mhs os'', nonId
80, - - H. seat of war, when tehef Wo"e
ifaS,""5,d Tlil we think 30 be mani eat III %,
t bo, can soldiers in tfe up and downs OF Ine oilVn
Relief Committees, trugt starving 1amlheS ~ '1'H
IT, /; mo nav vet due to these men, and they can
not leave the service If able-bodied In any way,
shane or rnvnner, without becoming deseftersi ~
fore they must desert, leave vie ana cnt1e M ;9n
;ng for bread at home until relieved by the ohi0H
n i e,sv 10 se the men win DESERT or if on iurousH
they " i'll not return TO their reginent. ,,,,;o,o,
AZ this regiment will positively totV 20 act;on
by the first pat OF next week, by ov ,ov
81 he NewlYok manegers of the Rolief funH on1y I
will be compelled go handed ior 'Iv b,UnI
guaranty that can be efeiea 70 Shieb s = ro bread
To',ule n ont from receiving Tehei, a'ter naNns
been subsisted for two months ny lhe J o., tbe
and WI Lin few days completely equippeo' ~ s"v
oretense of its rot being at the seat OF was ~
the least absurd cousideTirg there Is room oI % f
teol .ealities as to the actual place "hoie 'ne
as n! Tew.York managers are undoubted patIio,si
4; l. booed thew will reconsider their action, ana III
immediate relief to such volunteers as hiv lIo" "'
q their quarters who viii at once re'i a oan with
This is MI that is asked and the ieas. a. IL S
nny Justice be granted TO ire Ne"-h"iA
Col Ada,oss regiment. or,cr
4. s. oUAiTEBMAS STER-GENiRAL vi iCH.
N,6o, Vintcu has DOT yet made Tie awards Oi COM
tracts for clothing and equipments. Numerous III
ou;,;es were made at this Office yesterday by those
Interested in relation to tie disposition Ofthe proposals.
sent N last wees.
TIE ARTISTS AND TIE WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Among tie contributions in aid Of the sex ana
WOUNDED soldiers Acknowledged by de Army Com
miuee Of tle Chr.im Association. viii be noticed q
donation OF 500 from the Artists Patiotic Fund
The Commuee have arranged for the disbursement OF
y. y. ,..,fisf ,,f u Is
civ, who Will for some week. to come act az the
resident Tcpreseaialiye Of tue COMMITTEE In wash
instm.
IRA HARRIS. GUARDS CAVALRY, HEADQUARTERS
NO. 56i BROADWAY.
Yesterday Csyt ISaacs Joined this regiment with d
company. In day two Capt Green wil be must
tered in win bis company, which be has been recruit
ing in tie Park Barracks These companies are ac-
eerted with their officers, as Col DE Forest does not
wish to designate any of the company officers in lii'
regiment TIE United States Government viii receive
tins regiment by companies, providing them with
horses and equipments
TIE HUDSON COUNTY ARTILLERY.
The volunteers in Major Hexamer's battery of sfr
guns, Hudson County Artillery were sworn into the
United States service eselday Odd Fellows Hall,
Hoboken. They number 125 men, and will probably
leave for the sest Of war the present week.
RESIGNED.
F,,,a lieutenant 4. O. Evans, cd.tor Of 1he HaH'
,o,, Cey rty Dtmosret has resigned biz commission ID
Cowpa.iy I Is. REGIMENT, N. j. w. and has received
an avn ointment in Major Mounts staf
i, ,.a,tenant VIM II. Harrison, Of Capt Consmiilers
,ouspv. in the sae regiment hae alec resigned from
At, ,egimcnt
RENTNBrRING THFR FAMILIES
The members of Company I, lst Regiment, n. j. "
National Guard HobOkenl, sent home $3.50 for then
yamiies, from their two months pay.
CAMP SCOTT.
Religious services were he'd 10 the 9th Regiment
lxcelsior Brigade on Sunday, by the Rev. W. IL
Boole. Chaplain. Mr. Boole Is a member OF the New
York Eas, NJ L. Conference, from which four minis
,e have already eutered the army for the war, saeri
6cng comfortable and lucrative positions as Pastors
"a, lie cause Of the Union; they are the Rev. j. L
Perry now Colonel Of the Continental Guards; th
Rev. s. Inskip, l4th Regiment; the Key MI Glide
Wilson's ZcuAves; ana the Rev. w. H. Booze. Incl
are Two more members Of the Conference that hay
bequ offered pOstions as Chapains, and Will doubtt
accept one Of whom is the Rev. X. n; Hatfield. II
Rev. Nj. Boole is brother OF the Aldsrman OF 'hi
name. "a,
Tie 9Th Regiment is commanded by Colonel Charlt
X Graham a fnished gentleman and officer; LieuteI
ant-Colonel Burtiss and MAJOR Olmsied are men Q
character and ability, frlly competent 10 fli thei
several positions Of responsibility and honor. I'm
camp is the most quiet and orderly we have witnessed
The men are from various sections of The country,
OF the beet material There is one company from
Cambridge, Mass: one IRON Pittsburgh, Penn.
models both Of temperance and discipline lhe other
companies are flei up ot men from The interior OF
Ee,y.York Not a single case % drunkenness has oc
sprged among the rank and fls Of the regiments
tight on open quarrel The universal order and quiet
ness prevailing Is remarked by all visitors.
Attached TO the regiment is a compahy Of FFenef
zoaaves most Of whom fought through the war in h'
Crlmea They dressed IN the exact costume OF th'
Imperial ZOuaves Of the French eTmy-the only com
pany Of The kind in army. Their uniform ls o
ibe most brant bues Of red, blue, aud yellow slashed
braided and trimmed in most tas eful, dasning, AnC
expeueive STYLE They TO act o. srmisheTs armed
will rifles and saber bsyones. They aTe all men o
nerve temperate iD their habits and much attached L
their commander, Capt. Allis. TIE men seem inter
<sted in The religious srvices and many 0in with fer
voT 10 he exercises. The regiment has been supplied
WIN The Soldiers HyiDn-B0Jk by The Young Mems
1cstaments by The Bible Society. These, WITH other
religious reading are distributed by the Chaplain in
peIsOn, that every nan may be supplied and none be
permitted 70 waste This regiment will doubtless give
good account Of Themselves when brought iGlo ac-
live seTyl,e.
EXTRACT FGOM A LETTER OF CAPT PARRISH,
COMPANY y, sEvENTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
RICHMOND, July 20. 1861.
DEAR WIFE. At present am q prisoner Of war, in
good hexllh, ans am treated well, and suppose you
have been very much worried and uneasy 10 know
whether am dea1 or alive. There are also with me
Captain Manson, Lieutenant White Lieutenant Camp
bell Lieutenant Ises and the assistant of Dr. Noryal
sIec forty-fys men Of the regiment Our regiment
sust have suffered geTely-the killed wounded and
nissIng must have .jeen COnside rabe. OF my com,
pany Ihene are here with ne TBoG. Thomas James
Reid Dasid Russell, David Stewart, and Corporal
Kennedy. The others & l. ImpOesiL'e know anc-