New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.


whiting at The TBirOad terminus az that time. Having
arrived and " hile he was approaching his house,
crowds of people henring mat Father Mooney was in
the carriage ran towards it aud follow ed it closey
that the driver had 10 be ordered TO eed slowly. As
,oon M he into the vicinity of the church, the
scholars of ~. Brigets Pari-h School turned ont to
,he nnuber OF 400 both girls aud boys being neatly
cbA, their hearts lhrobbng with JOY aud Their eye5
rolling with excitement. Their cheers, they ol-
loved brought olt hundreds If I'D women WHO joined
the crowd end by The lime Father Mooney reached as
house IL was surrounded by about 1900 people. Tie
! American flag was flying from The church with tine
Iish ag mcer IL, and the same tokens of patriotism
| were exhibited the stTeci. la the evening
larqe tire was kndled in front Of the house and the
Ceciliin Band performed the Star Spang'd Banner"
- Hail Columbia, and other patriotic airs; and the
boys belonging 20 the school sang Three Cheers Tor
| Red, White aud Blue"
Father Mooney then came forward on The balcony
and addFesscd ihe people, who received him with tre-
mendous outbuiss Of cheers lie Thanked them Tor
such cordial welcome, such hearty greetings as
hey bad salued lin with upon returning 10 hs parish.
lie had during his absence had anything dearer 70
Lin than tie remembrance that he was rendering his
duty as Il priest OF God in his work IN the rtas OF
the G1,h Regiment aud the result Of IL was that lie
had beer instrumental in making them good Cbrsians
/ AID brave foldicr--a body OF patriots which was
recognized with yIide by the Government, end kind
! feelings by any people with whom they had come in
| contact. " haf he bad done through the kiSd
! eJudescension of Archbishop HUgbe', who, oat of
honor for their fa beTa and brothers, and friends bade
lsi 20 aud minister to their spiritual comforts, in
order hat while they were gtiup under he NaiJBa
banugr they might be rcDgihtnrd tor their work BY
remembering the banner o. the The blessings
If God hal been evident In His dealings wiki the 9th
Regiment. He Father Mooney had found triendsof
all r,liIiJus Cenominaiions, both among The
! soliis7, ard their RELIGIOUS Instructors, not
one of that Iotle J9ih bad been lost through sickness
none had died They hid presented a beautiful eX-
ample 10 he rest OF Tho army, not only in their read
uss, 10 work, but in their sObriety, morality and
prcuriitnde in the exercise Of tb'ir duties Hewoud
ever remember he happy privilege which the Arch
hi hop hid granted bin, in sharing IN the bardshlps
end TOLL though briei, Oi soldiers campaign. lie
loved hi sdopied country BOt l,s than they who had |
teen c,adcd in is bosom, and his sisticiion IN the
pre,sDi cue was tsofod frst, In minteing spiritual
comfort 10 The bravo S. ai,i second, II sharing Win
them The sne true, loyal slili Of p-Iiqtn which lad
always dibtingui hd Amciira, the cliid Of Washing
ton. Wien he les the resimtnt Il WAS ready Tor |
march cot knowing from hour 10 another when \
they might be allsI out TO face the enemy They all
lol. greatly go B'One1 mt parting IN Tho hope oil |
seeing Lin So1n IN t.eir riIst again. ., |
Three cheers ior the Union were then gwen WIN /
hearty yohemencc, followed by thee more fos tather
Mooney, aud the blessings Of many mniron woman I
ca IL head tlas De had come back without being shot,
The crowd then oisiert.d.
with interest. The ~. Jamesr X. &. /. 4. b. S1cleiy l
have untinously resolved TO turn ont TO 4 man 10 re-
GIVE tbe gallant Glth IL j. IN eontemt hliln To TORN
M I-i,h B adc, 10 consist Of tie 6Jth, 3th, and
new Irish Regiment now ouly awaiting acceptance TO |
tske tho fed. The command Of the Brigade VIII |
probably le given TO Col CoicoEln Of the 6.ih
TnL PRESIDENTS LIE GUARD.
Col GoodR in Announces The acceptance Of hi5 Iegi |
meut by A President, aud has determined 70 increase
the force 2,40 the new reguliion STANDARD: me
M to 30 observed n Tie selection Of men Tor ms
regiment, shouli render il one tie most Efficient IA
tho .er,irc. Col Gocdwin's Headquarters are at NO
sc Broadway. Musicians aud drunmers aro wanted.
THE rHIRTy-sIyTH REGIMENT.
This regiment il not yet ready TO march. II y I'M
Jerstood that delay until saturday - de.red by the
.tnl. h.a 4lH non nav
ment 81 the siment. This has been removed by man
named purser, who has undertaken TO pay o the regi
ueni, deiuc,ing 2 per cent. for the advance. When
II IL considered that tho amount due the regiment is
aud las been since IL became due, ready for them
awaiting only the presentation Of correct pay ROLL
this sweating operation IS Infamous Col. lanes and
,he officers were opposed 20 this arrangement, The
Colonel advising tle men not 10 CONSENT they would
receive the iul amount in a lev days, but they re.
solved oiherwEe.
DrPor OF yoLrNTEFRS-CrS, YATES.
The duties OF Til office terminated by Official order
Yesterday The organization oi the Volunteer forces
;nrr ~ Siate having been completed orders have
been j. ned TO Gems. Yates, Van VaIkenbnfggn1 hsth-
bo.e directing them to resume command OF tbel re-
spec.iyo bigades. The State Military noarV b2o 81,
,irsJ yeeedgy Their duties extending only TO the !
forming ind equrIing Of 20 regiments, and the dis-
hutse4Cnt OF tie money approi raed Oi tht purpose
by The STATE Legi latnTe, are now terminated, Sucn
volunteers "a may be Hereafter called for VIII be or
o,ilcd nuder the direction of the Governor, rs Com
in Chief and the other military officers oil the
State. ,,,.., ,,,.c
co,,sussARY GENERALS DEPARfMENr-GENE'
RAJ WEIGH.
The hr,irass Of setting mp accounts II gong Oh NJ
ihip Office Arms aIV being received ana fen, or aiu
20 ,, t,opa ia ihe field. Yesterday eigbJ 2O-iouuei
and two ltuouder rlilsd cannon wee Te'eNsu il0iu
Cold Spriue, Eew-Y0k, where they were made me
Bns re- about six ana eight iect long WIN S-hoei
OF p 90 and 800 inches. They carry ten ana t"ehly
Mound shells distance of tour miles dong tremendous
execution The shaIe OF the gpos Is peculiar, ~ 'e
bf,afh the diameter - about hiieen luchet wien VI
aueter is maintained for distance oil elthteSn lnSn'
Wien dinuishes suddeuly forming shouidei % yo
in,h and half; from this point the diameter ~ ilH'!y
i;risbe. IN the mouth where IL IL about 0ghJ III,
chez The gun In discharged by an exploding lnpo ana
| Iapyhrd The l0.pounders VIII he monh'eu Oh -
noinder Carriages low ready. ana cIrl9Ses l1r te
30 uouuders Will Reconstructed lnuleuhlely' 'It"'.
| tipi,ion If the guns IL not yet KNOWN r
| me Couniseary General In collecting ne rents OF
| h atandor,d camps about the city. Yesterday Inc
! tents weie removed from Tie Battery
rup UNION DFrESsC Co'mITTFr.
or the military organizations to which the peiente
| Committee nave assistance, several nave bteh h.to
| abortions This could not well be avoided, as tne
accentance OF troops which coDessedy necessary
was affected by political Influence, or delayed uDl VIC
| expenses incurred compelled the aisohhohis "a tno
! conrapies Other organizations which the torlhi'lee
oded had no existence, except IN the ferNd hDcS {"
certain ardent aspinnts to military hoAofs o,heI'
nRain were merged in more successful orgsAalo'o
The finds expended on these latter Wefv, y.
not Lost IL H. however estimated that abon SJV'VVV
were oxpended on organizations which lave now NO
existence. ,,
LINCOLN CAVALRY REGIMENT. go -,
This regiment which is composed OF accomplished
honenen, viii go into camp !his WeoH pepa oa bc
organization OF this regiment Waa commehc.u oNor
two months rince, ard the required nnmber Oh meil
SPEEDILY enrolled their names, many oil 'h9 iectut9
having been In active service IN Europe or inns eoul-
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