New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

Three Bltierio, Of Light Artillery:
seven Regiments Of Iuisutry
I've Batteries Of Light Artillery.
One Regiment Of Cavalry.
Grand total, wi en- regiments now preparing and
nearly ready are filled: tAeuty-Line regiments and
twelve companies Of infnutry; xix companies Of
rdeueB; FIX batteries of light artillery two com
Yanies of sharpsboocIs and one regiment Of cavalry
mixing, with the volunteers Ia tie naval service,
sn effective force OF from lOrty-IWo to forgive
thousand men; and we intend 10 continue our eXer-
lions 70 the end Of the war, and 10 Iie IN energy and
zeal proportion 10 the demands OF the cause. the
State of Maine ONLY list Sunday seat through Boz
tor her tenth repimeut of nj ahtry. / believe the
people Of the other NewEns land States fully
alive snd are as actively CevOtd 10 tie service Of
tbe country, as are tie !eople Of Massachusetts.
OF their statistics Of eulistu eBt | Hm not st this
moment fully advised rave in tie snl care Of our
heighbor, Rhode IslsId. They ne follows:
nILIrIA-THREE MONTHS sEEuCR.
One Regiment Of Infantry, 90 men
One battery Of Artillery, rs men.
Fvo Regiments OF Infantry, 9oG men each--l522.
One Regiment Of Infantry, yu nie,-6,p.
Five 5sitalions q Artll = Of l5Omeu esch-55o.
PEKrAEISs N TgF srATs
ThTss Batteries Of Artillery Of 80 men each.
Two Bsitalons Of Cavalry, AID
One Battalion Of inisutry.
Two companies OF 100 men each have been re-
sruited in Rhode Island for the Volunteer Regiment
Of Chasseurs IN New.Yofk, about 100 men Tor the
regular army, and about 100 for Volunteer Regi-
nsnts cut OF the state, willie 10 the City of ProVi-
6Dee alone, 42J men have ENLISTED IL tie Naval SER
vice.
1 do not pause 10 institute comparisons, but
respectfully suggest a reference 10 the census Of
pOpust on in tlose Sta'es before any uniiien0ly
tomgarisous are mace. And IL may b. permissible
So suggest that were al tie industrious mechanics
and factory operatives Of NewEuglaud 70 resort 20
the field, our immediate and fatal dependence upon
ole LUgland for all tie supplies Of 10th military and
civil consumption, fur il ed by their skill and
handiwork might give 10 the Old World the enyisble
power TO dictate 20 tie terms VI our submission 10
the chiefs Of Southern Secession; eBf5rting upon
& double obedience 70 Cotton King" sitting on
bis two thrones, the one in London. and the other
II Charleston.
But thanks to Heaven By the grain-zrowers Of
0sWest, the mecRa"ics Of the East, and the Undue
try aid valor Of all loya' people, country will
EGk out Der own oelivera 2, and W IL be free,
Prosperous, happy, and lNDEPESDtET.
In oonclUsiOu, permit 10 state ttat the interes
unaffected by You, citizen Of another and ds.ant
State, ia the GOOD and fame Of our Ancient
COMMUNICABLE and the desire you have expressed
10 be put 10 Possession VI facts Uat viii enable you
70 show TO her accussis that Massa. huselts lie hot
wanting eitLer in zeal OF patriotism IN this hour o.
trial for free institutions must be NY apology for
20 long q letter, aud lTemain
Very truly and sincerely Eours, -
p. S.-Siuce writing the above, nave been OFF,
sally informed thst Connecticut has sent into the
6ed:
Three regiments of InfaI try of $50 mon each for
three months.
-Four regiments o. Infantry Of l,O46 men each for
three years.
One squadron Of Cavalry Of 16O men for three
yeAIs.
waiting for arms which Will march in q few dayf,
and that there are now bling organized ~ that State
two additional regi ents OF Infantry battalion Of
;niantry, and four companies VI cavalry and battery
Of artillery.
CALIFORNIA MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
According TO The Sacramento UatOn, Gov. Dow
pey in the discharge Of his duty az the Executive OF
De STATE, has appointed aud commissioned the fol-
bwiug officers IN tie e-iuebts called for 10 the re-
aui-iriOn OF The Pre- sidet:
Fus lnisnry- Jsues q. Carleton Of tee United
s,tss ny; Lieut.. Colonel Joseh r. Wet: Msior Edwin
Ess Tbe OF tbs sre - slp Dovury
u Aaneaa County rerod 70 be foIL lie con Piny
Of CAPT Roberts fo Sacramento, belongs 70 CselonsIes
psut
vi Of TIE United States Amy Major Edward h. II The
eonpenen;o o. men 10 made up Tie t-sdqu-rs o. me rs'
de- the command 0f Col Cafetn, in prot eBs the Overland
For the regiments called for officers have been ap
pOu'ed as follows:
Second Infantry francis T. Lipp'ti Lsuteutnt
Colonel n. Ouy Msor. James T. Curtis hsadquaf'
Thid infso,ry~coloael Pstdck Z. COa1or Lieutenant
colouel 6eOre ibt+ late Of The U. 3 Al Mayor, Hobt
Pollock, hsS6qusrtcrs. Stockton.
RouIth IusnyC olonsl. Henry ~ judah, OF the U = a
LaegiensntCol0nel Harvey Lees MsioE Henry hancock
be,dgasrtes, Paeerylio
Filth inGhtry-Colonelt John heIogg' OF me y. >. -
Leatsn aIColone NJ. d. D0bbius; headquarters. sscra
But Itsle advance has vet been made in the or.
Ranizatou Of any Of the above regiments. Col.
Ii pitE, we underiend has two or three companies
organized. and Col CODDOr may have "A few con-
Danies enrolled Most of the work, however is vet
to be done. Indeed, the preparaiions for tnrO Ing
volunteers may be said 10 have recently been com
tletel The field is now fairly open, and the regi-
iaeuss will be rapidly filed. The ID Cavalry, which
Il 70 accompany the four regiments OF infantry Dn.
or Gen. Samner is Oikcered as follows: Col. A. j.
sEih. Of the u. S. Array; Lieut..Ccl., Columbus
Sims; Major, L. V. sumner, Jr.i headquarters, San
Francisco
Il was expected that Gen. ID. u. Cotton would be
commissioned as Colonel Of the I'd Cavalry, aud II
was minated nj Wasl ingtOu that his appointment
would be acceptable. We learn that II WIS rendered
/ 90 bin, but he declined, for reasons which ne AZ
signed 20 The Governor. 90
TIE Sacranento Rangers, Capt. De Merritt, will
Be numbered Us ole Of tue companies IN the "a
Cavalry
Vs.uuieer Compsny. % srirase 9Th pivisioB-John p
ha.aea Captsio Rchzfd Dugau 1T LeHtenspi; jasper
hott1, I'd Lieutenant By Brovot j. n JOHNSON y Lieu
Company T. Franklin Ligh. Infantry LIST Regiment Cali
o'ne Volunteers, I'd Brgad- "a Divi.iOB-JOhn hcCofno
SsFsnf James j. ATes ls LeuteBRDi Patrick PLesn %
Hsetsnsnti George Howe "a Lieutenant BY bieVst -,
- s@onieer Company A, lst bfigsde, 4th Diy1soH-Wrs
!9p Captain; Janss Dswsou, lat Le0ieasDts o. L. BARD
"a lsesefsnti 7. Moore "a iIsatsnAat % tfevet
s,la o. BrEsdsf- gensTe r. NJ Martin, ooymsndEg tta
ysiaorJoan berry, Assisient A6jntant6eusrs rank Of
tas sn1r oOie ksthsEisl A0sms, Aldje-C amp rama
nori ~ Mccoy surgeon, rank u LieutfaSnt So!oaei
hethcny Judge Advotae, reDk Of Lieute asnt Colonel
n Dudley, QuaFteuusser, rank Of Leuisnaut lolonei
Ne sAee Division lnspscior rack Of suiy CoiGns
- heath CouuIsssry is1k Of LieuesGnt-C mel; George
Nnes Engineer oncsf raEk 81 Lissiensnttnien.li D. D.
sDsus Ordnance OaiceI, rama Of Ls' Coloneli T.
Ss~a' AssesCsmP, ss0k " hNior.