New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

S;rth Having iucited soldiers to deeert from Com.
pany I, Capt. Whitney, mustered INTO the service
Seventh: Preventing soldiers from returning 10
EioAth. InSructirR soldiers not 10 obey the orders
of officers mustered into the United Ststes service
Ninth: Unmili.ary and illegal conduct.
Tenth Arrest and detention OF q Lieutenant Of
Company by Corporal's guard with loaded mus
kets and fixed bayonets.
The meeting resolved 10 dsclam any further connec'
on with the ssid X. ID. Goodwin, and TO send copy
Of the above charges 70 the Secretary of War.
1t is the intention OF the officers connected with THIS
regiment to completely reorgaDize IT, The command
has been rendered to Col. Leland, who 10 well known
excellent tsctician and disciPlnsrian.
AID FOR THE FAMILIES or THE FLUSHING Ar
TnIERY
The oneeps County. or Hamilton Light Artillery
Company one II the best organized end most eeen'y
oicered corps on Long Island, is making landable
effort to embark for tbe seat OF war, they having DeSh
accepted and ordered 10 march 10 Washington. 1he
necessity Of providing for their famles while absent,
and the backwardness of the citizens in pledgng the
required sum TO place them above want, end Teneve
the minds of the while doing service In The held
have operated TO embarraee their movements mee'-
ing of the citizens was called on Saturday evening !"
Finshing-the Hon Luther G.. Carter presiding, and
Mr.. Baker acting @ SecreLary-to obtain the required
means.
Mr.. Carter eloquently addressed the meeting upon
the The country and referred II no compliment
tary terms to the conduct Of the wealthy czens OF
Flushing in refusing 10 respond TO the appeal OF te
company. The meeting attended by tho members
of the company and the poorer but evidently more
patriotic potion Of the czeos. Lieut. RoeDor Capt
Robinson, commander of battery, Gen. Hamilton ana
Others also spoke Resolutions strongly sustaining the
Government we're adopted, and the meeting adjourned
10 tbis Monday, evening, when ano her rally WIN DO
made and, 1t is hoped with more encouraging Teenis
| DRESS PARADE OF THE FIRST REGIMENT WASH
INGToN GRhYS.
This regiment has been encamped ct East New-fork
for the part six weeks during which time the most eX-
empary discipline has been maintained and by con.
| slant drilling the men have attained good degree OF
perfection 10 military evolutions On Saturday the
men were furnished with the balance Of their arms and
uniforms, and yesterday they had full dress parade
| upon their camp ground, winch was followed with a
concert by the regnmental band. From 1000 TO 3,UO
persons were present 10 witness the parade, large
number Of whom remained in the neighborhood OF the
camp throughout the day. THE regiment will leave
| for Washington to- Horrow.
ANOTHER BROOKLYN REGIMENT TO DH ORGAN
IZED FOR THE WAR.
In compliance with orders from the CCmmauder.in
Chief COL Abel Smith will proceed 20 organize anew
regiment for the war, under the following otfcers:
Colonel, Abel Smith; utenant COonel, stephen A.
Dodge; Major, Abram Allen. All the members Of ,ho
18th Regiment and others desirous Of serving their
country, will at apply at the Ieginenlal bead
quarters, City Armory, corner OF Henry aud Cram
berry streets, Brooklyn.