New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

uaxee Such ie tho desire W Joni ''io ;. :; no.
a." a.n,v NV the fremen Of New-York, that " u ee
a ~ least another re inent of the same charde'
Iii Lsys N be formed ,aI5 Tor NV HOWit - a.
t,rrs hav. been given, oey are contact
h. iipi-hed ON "Wednesday morning Inc noe'
will repair to Fort Hamilton to-day. ,caE
Mr,Itss OF CALlFoRYIASs.--A meetihg "a va"
s,rni,us. now soiourning in the city was hc'o
5av afternoon at o'clock in the parior Oh Tue ",'
nctan WoteI j. C. Birdseye was called 10 'no o'"''
ard soms twenty from among the most proi1'n'H'
NJ the Califonans in the city were eiecVed
a,,o Tn. utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Inc lneer
inc was addressed by Col. +. D: Baker, oil oreeon,
Nv the Hon II. 5. Parker, of san fIaNcsCo, ar9
sevcT 1 others Col Baker was no. mated Ior Coioei
y ,ho reoiment which was carried by acclamaiIon,
NTH three times three cheers for the gallant O~9noL
The nomination Was accepted 90 lar 40 ;: VIZ, ~
interfere with his other duties IN organhip 49,
Yoyk re.iment The following executive ComndttSe
was appointed: Col. T.. ID. Baker, J0hn IL Dam -
Nathewson, J. G.. Brdseye Cbas Galiasher' ~ M -,
SaIoyer. and ex-I lieut. Washington A. Barrett. me
Finance Committee consiss OF Capt W N o"i''''"'
". T. Coleman. and ID. l.. Ross. ;,
NJ Parker advised that passengers on the ln,o'uiS
steamers be armed, and in case OF an aach nu
ipg danger Of capture, the specie ne
Ire proposition was approve1. Inc ooni'niS NJ. %
,asold,ions consisting OF Mes rs. Maihewson, Went
worth Dehon Garrison, and Gallagher prosecuted .no
following resolutions, which were prebAed ny PR
smble reciing the present eohail'h VI -''''V"'
affairs:
B,,,s TIA, we 8. residents Of the American State and
Territories Of TIE Pacific coa have common sAs
ssouo Of hr ollie. srcoas country in the defense snd
rTsleryston intact Of tie Government Of our fathers
Rord That we pedg. lives, our fortunes and our "a,
Government and upheld the ss his OOsa land and ali
the void wherever IL ma, be legtimsey unuISo
large body of troops as can be called together ~. "
ss VINO obSoss to 3oin item whose services be aeca
&c the Government for tue msoenacs OF tno
the laws aud the suppression Of rebellion wherever EXISTS
The resolutions were unanimously adopted il IL
halia haiti W
Frank Lemon. ESQ.,, of California was appointed
Sergeant-Major of the regiment. ,
Old Bowery Tbeater at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
20 organize a regiment Of Union Rangers, to DO upG'r
the command of the Hon. james Il. herngsn. me
TWO tiers were crowded, and great enthusiasm was
manifested. Mr.. j. W. LingaId, manager OF the New
Bowery Theaier, in address sid tha! the men %
the North had not only The right but the might, ana
he was for them. iCheers He believed There was
no man present who would risk his life iii deel!se
of the Stars and Stripes Renewed oheeriog.I The
speaker then stated that when Mr. u. l.. on nSA
iioned TO friend that he was going away to hight io5
bis country the reply was made, You cannot leave
your business" Said Mr. Fox, " Businessl NY
bu,iness may go to the devil go for my country,
The names Of companies who had joined were then
read as follows: The Williamson Guaros Capt. Boyle
so men; the Fourth Ward Rangers, Capt. Eagent
Sullivan, 80 men; the Tenth Ward Rangers, Capt
NeCaffell, 20 men; the Eighth Ward Rangers, Cap.
Norton, go men; the Tehth Ward Union hangers
Capt Michael Holly, 90 men,
Mr.. H. A. Hall offered resolutions, which wer
sdooted unanimously, the effect that as cur whilon
Southern brethren had forced the issue Oi war upon us
1t should be met that we know no North, no south
no East no West, but we do know the Amer an nag
and VIII stand by il at oil hazards. resolution wa
alan pessed expressive Of the highest confidence IN h
lesdertbp of the Hon. James f. KerrigaD. The meet
ING then adjourned. Recruits for this Ieglmen whlcf
promises to be one of good deal OF pluck Will re-
ceived at the Old Bowery Theater, aud at No. "a
Broadway.
Tur " xv.yopv ZouAyys-TIis REGIMENT under
Col II, c. Hawkins has about completed its organ
yion the company rolls having been stnt 20 Aiban,
last eveoing Having already had the honor OF actne
as escort to the Seventh and the Twelfth and Seventy
first, the "boys anxious TO make start them
- selves for the seat If war. The reputation Of New
York will be msnfolly sustained by them: -.
A movement has been made 10 organize miiitaI'
OPS of the L. ID. Morgan Light Artillery numbe
Of have already been enrolled TO offer their
vices, if required, to the Government. A genera
meeting will ne held at No. 33 East Ninth street, thi
evening, TO enroll all who wish TO join.
OUIfiT GRATIs.-The Second Regiment New Yorl
State Militia, Col TomPkins, is being rapidly hlled
awar SANDING, and expect orders 10 leave tins weel
A few men are wanted for Company Z, Captain u
seph Byrne, at No. $40 Pearl street or at the armory
Seventh street, corner of Third avenue.
TIE Advance Guard Of Col. Abram DURYEA'S Reg
ment have their headquarters at No 6i2 Broadway.
A CLERICAL yoLGSTEER.-It is authenticity an
nouuced that the Rev. X. B. Westbrook, ID. d., lat
of PHILADELPHIA has resigned the pastorae Of the
Sa,e-stIeet Presbyte,isn Church in Albany, N. Y.
for the purpose of enlisting in The ranks, eer as Tie
leader of regiment or as piiNate older' IN cong
this Dr. Westbrook sacrifices promising ecelesiasca
la cur notice of the aCth inst, of the departure Of
the 7th Regiment and OF the list Of it's officers, We
omitted 10 mention the eighth" Company, COM
manded by Capt. CBrevet COLI Henry c. ShiWway;
First Lieutenant, G.. Bosiwicki Second Lieutenant,
&. Babcock-fge Sergesnts, and - men.
Capt SUBWAY is the Oldest officer in the Regiment
and for years bis exerlons have been unremittDg in
drilling and perleciing the discipline Of his command
The captain il excellent officer, brave, loyal and
true gentleman.
TpE NAVAL BRIGADE.-A large and enthusiast &c
meeting was held ON Saturday last in Franklin square,
in response 20 q call signed By Washington A. Bartlett
for the formation OF Naval Brigade. After prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Depison, and speech from Lieut..
Bartlett, the work Of enrolment commenced, and ia
less than hall an hour upward Of 80 had signed
their names to the roll. The headquarters OF the
Brigade il at No 26 Cherry street. Franklin square,
where persons disposed may enlist. Tho men were
al once distributed eight different vessels Of the
feet which Is now getting ready 10 se from tn, port
Tie men are to WORK both on sio and ihore ard in
this instance make themselves useful In bringing
back the vessels after the troops have been landed at
tbe capital
The armament of the brigade is long.rsnge rifles,
cutlasses and pistols, and l2poaad b9witzers which
are convenient Tor shore, well an deck or
in small boats In 1913 the Los Angeles Brigade in
California distinguished tself with an armament Of
ills description.
AZ a meeting held at Lincoln Hall corner Of Allen
and HoustOn stree'g on Sunday afternoon 80 en-
held at the above place this evening at 8oclock Re
cruis will be received ut KOchs Saloon, No go
Houston street, for three days.
FREEcH REGIyENT.-1he following call printed
In French, has been extensively circulated, and
meeting with ready response:
10 Arms, Citizens! The voice of the cannon speakri
The Union calls upon her clildrenl Under authority
OF the Government, the undersigned viii form at