New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

APPEAL TO THE LADIES FOR HOSPITAL STORES.
We have been informed that the supply Of hospital
stores surgical instruments bandages, lint, and other
articles conducive TO the comfort of the sick and dis
abled soldiers in our army furnished by the Govern
ment, IL totally inadequate. An appeal is In conse-
auence made to the loyal and patriotic ladies Of New
York 10 contribute such hospital stores bandages,
night shirts, lint, and other nece'saries as their
charity and benevolence might prompt them TO he,
stow. Contributions or money that may be aPlhed
to the purchase Of such articles will be thankfully
received by Col. KrzyZanowtk, at the headquarter1
Of the u. s. Rifles, No. &i9 broadway, or by the
Reeimenial Surgeon, DIR. T. X. Staehli, at his real
dsnce, No. Harrison street.
| MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
| Col. Brickels Battery Of Artillery, which was to
have left for Washington Thursday night, did not
get away until early yesterday morning. The men
are fully uniformed and will be equipped upon
reaching the capital.
The battalion Of engineers and soldiers under CON-
msnd Of Serrell will leave to-day for the
| seat Of
The two German regiments are preparing TO march
next week.
Mai Gen. Morgan, COMMANDMENT Chief Of the
State forces with Gen. Arthur Of bis STAFF, left for
| Washington on Thurdsy night on business con-
necied with future leyies Of troops, and there will
consequently, be no important movements here until
| their return.
The Mcclellan Rifles, COL Tinslli were mustered
into the United States service yesterday by Col.
Shepherd.
The Clinton Rifles, under Lieut.-Col. Page, have
| been transferred from Dobb's Ferry 10 the camp
on Willetts Point, aud the Mcclellan Infantry have
been encamped at the Broadway Park, Ninetieth
street.
The Military Board have passed the following
company officers:
0sor,e W. Bi,..n, Peter cOn,n. Harry N. Connolly
Frederick Decker II. A. Fi,cher Ray I. Gorden. VIM.
Gaen Michael b. Horun. Richard 81 Bine George w How
land RobsI, A. JShn.,on E5sin A. Jordan August RrsHea
Henry Born., Francis Steers Henry A. still Petor
Steele, Caleb ID. Weeks.
TENTH LEGION.
The Sons Of Orange and Sullivan Counties, N. Y.
residing here met at the Everett House on Thurs
day night and made preparations to receive the 10Th
Legion it's arrival in this city, A complete set Of
regfmental coloIs will be presented to the command
also, colors 10 the cavalry and artillery companies
Upward OF $500 was appropriated for the flags.
THIRD IRISH REGIMENT.
The regiment Ia now nearly complete, and any one
who knows how hard it is TO get up such corps
without aid from large private resources or Tia,
| Union Defense Committee, must give somebody
credit for the herculean task. We know that DIR
Philip o lIanlon, jr., has worked hard night ant
day, since the regiment was first formed, and i
credit is due to any one, it is due to him.
RECRUITING.
To he Editor Of The y Tribune.
SIR: Many persons complain, and justly, Of the
sowpsss Of the recruirg business at the present time: ant
some have uggested the eIpedency aud necessity Of dan
men, raise the r0lsnsT army to the proposed standard
Would not the following be expedent and popu
lar and more consistent with principle In raising rOlGnfee
forcei To pay account each recruit mustered
into service ~ OF the promised 100 bounty and to provide
uniforms and equipments Immediately enlistment Th
would at once diminish the number Of assertions and smu
late Recruiting any degree desirable II every state would
like Massachusetts, send It's regiments TO the c ready
ard equipped the number called for would be before III,
enemy In States which do not do think the cheapes
millions would be small cost for 200 oOo at present.
| Nep- York, Oct u. 1861 MI y,