New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25
Dr NoIval the Surgeon of that Regiment il 6yi,ocfy
ID toe bands Of the Secessionists The regiment hss
suffered much, having been u,ds Ae for four hoars.

Dr Norvai the Surgeon of that Regiment i yi,ooSy
ID toe bands Of the Secessionists The repusns H..
suffered MUCH having been uudss A for four hoQrs
hLiohS on. CAPT. yARIAS's ARTILLERY COMPANY
| yesterday the Eighth Regiment Artillery Conns,o
tspt, !: NJ Narian whish let tbis city IN Iuesdrv
aprl q, on the steamship Mont gomesy returned fn
me seat OF war. They were escorted tom -hc -
1odu terminus by the Reserve Corps of the reeime,
a;ney n9lnoer one hundred nes Their battery IN
s,ssed OF six 6-poanders. ile, with their b; 49,
,ney handed over TO the Ordnance Department hsss,,
leaving Tor NewYork. They were honorea dv s,;r
!ne ifst shot and shell in the Norh-East Depsssu e
The rsSnon ., ,sSy 81 stsIa very hearty aud Lesty
was most interesting Mothers, wives, end ssteS..
were on hand to welcome them back. and hupdrsd.
oiocked up the street It eDdeayoring 10 get awsra
With members Of the Grey Troop.
-, offcers: j. NJ. yarian, Cspisin Rober. Bsovp.
Fret Lieutenant; - Burns; Second Liez-ers.s.
- Carpenter Third Lieuteosnt
TIE NATiONAL GUARD zOUAyss
Inc Nationsl Gnars Zousye- is the title OF = rev
regiment now IN process OF formation. is head
quarters - az present in the bnildng 2. the eor
ner Of Fourth street and Lafayette place, whore bs
officers pro tenn. dill every evening. To-Day ,hty
open ten recruiting places IL various portions Il ls
giiy, the whereabouts OF which viii 10 duly noteea
~ 10 proposed 70 have sUrerior class Of men IN ths
regiment. The Colonel IL to be taken from the rsiet
States army.
BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS
=, Inc following telegraph dispatch from tbe Hon.
W. > Odell throws some donbt upon The fate Col.
Alfred M. Wood OF the l4th Regiment:
"WAsHINoTos, Jaiy "a is6i
Col Wood have Just heard. is at Ceulresile esrs
,iss bsye sent 20 know. Th.rs lie than 100 l,s
with Col. Wood on the route bsar Al rut 20 men ~ ,ss
~ the csnpi Gil doing we'll I'll well cared re 3. .rf
IN ). oDELL1
There was report in the city YESTERDAY that Lent
Col Fowler Of the 18th Resimeut had retained nome
Parties called st his bouse but found that he srct
was untrue.
telegraph dispatch published some DAYS sinee To
he effect that the l3a brooklyn, Regimen. rad re-
enlisted, OF were about TO re-enls for the wa as
incorrect, in part. Information received YESTERDAY bv
letter is ia substance that tie regiment after rearing
Of the disastrous affair at Bulls Fun offered their SER
vices TO the Government Tor thirty days. BIT 10 10
Tuesday evening no answer had been received from
the War Department and preparations were therefore
making 10 return home Friday Saturday of ths
week.
Spectators from the battle Of Bolts Run sta.e ,aat
the l4th Regiment never waysred in their Chsrges
upon the enemy and when they we're ordered 20
treat they retired in good order if oioirary
parade. Their ranks were never broken.
The anxiety 70 hear the fate Of Col. Wood y mott
intense. Gentlemen returning from Washington s,ate
that while being conveyed TO tie Of biz regiment
~ an ambulance a v0lley from the batteries ~ tho
enemy killed the horse and wounded him IN the
shoulder. Drs. Horneston and Swain, surgeons Of
the regiment, We're with aim 1T the time. Nothing
definite has been heard from any Of the parties sne.
IL is hoped they are Ia Centreville.
Two companies, and X. which were organized BY
Captains Dodge and Chapel some two months since,
with the view Of joining the l3Ih Regiment, ba.e re-
ceiyed assurances from Gov Morgan that COMMISSIONS
10 the officers would be granted II the regiments re-
enlisted for the war.
young regiment, called the Brooklyn Cadets,
which is forming, 60 their frst exc-Tsicn to-
day, embarkiDg from tie foot Of Fulton street. Ihey
intend passing The day sailors Snug Harbor Staten
Island. A number Of young companies have been in.
yited TO accompany them from New.York and
Brooklyn.