New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ynInrNTTER DHPOT.


T,o ro,onoIs of the regiments which have been or
dared to recruit to the force Of l0i6 men, Tue
army standard find the closing OF the YOUNGER ~
pots OF the State very great annoy ece' aI douot
about suggesting the proprety OF cou'iu"S .u1 H.
st the corner of Elm and Walker streeas, unoe, WIG
Command of an expeienced officer. len or WE'VE "
the CITY Volunteer Regiments have been ofoerea " a
crease ther force and yet there Is 10 uePos WEI 80
Gao report, or where the business crea.eu y ~ ao
lsyies can be transacted. The necessity ior tuoh al
Office under the superinendence OF an oneer VINO ":
derstands the req irements OF volunteer roo'u'o'
obvious. .,,,cr
STATE CAVALRY ORDERED INTO stkvIos;
Brigadier.C General Hall has received lnserucliou'
fnm Zen Scott TO forward at once to Washington one
bupded hosemeu from the Firt Brigade. I1ey a.o
expected TO leave about Sunday. ComRanes ny
dered by two cavalry regiments OF the firet
and they " II be ready to depart as soon US ueh' " ~
issues the order to that elect
nov. IoHS COCIiRANE's REGIMENT.
Cant Hayman L. mastering this regiment INTO Tue
United States service, Que company haVlLe pe1n
tered By him yesterday Col Snaier eApe.ss
regiment will be ready for service 10 about ten das
col. NC. RsyNoLDs's LINCOLN CAVALRY.
II was expected that the members OF tins corps wore
IN provide their own horses. An order 70 .uo ueeo:
inc officer directs that horses be purchased Tor tne
ment al the expense OF the Uovernuent. i.e ISso,
and eouipmepts ore also TO be provided by the reoe
Government. . ,,,cy
RECRUITS PoR THE sEvESTY-NiNTH hi"h-
LADDERS.
Sixteen recruits for this regiment Lett by tne ?.
train Yesterday for Washington 9naer ue a,, Co.
of Liant Col Elliott Psymsster Elliott also ie.s 10.
Washington last uigbt. Recruiting Tor tbis teeeus
is s Continued at the Mercer House, corner OF brooe
and Mercer streets. ,.nx,r,-cxv
HYMN BOOKS FOR MAJOR ANDERSON hENAo'Ni
BRIGADE.
The Rev. Mr.. Cbidlaw chaplain Of this brigade, nss
made reouisitou on the Army Committee OF tue o"o
York Young Meas Chnztan Association ior io,V po
copies of their popular {" Soldiers Hymn,Book' Inc
Committee earnestly wish to supply the DOCKS ou arc
compelled to ask help rom en odd 20 their ex
isfipe liabilities contracted for publication purposes
Already IS 600 Soldiers Hymn-Books have oeen sts
tuitousy distributed by this active ard useial Noui,s
tee and we would urge that contributions Ior tne su
nIv of ,bs gallant Keutuckians be sent at once 70
Frank W Ballard treasurer, No. "a wall street,
ppCpIITs FOR DURyEE's ZOUAvEs.
Irsrec,orC General Mot. yesterday inspected aoo9s
forty recruits for Col Daryees regiment lucy WIZ
leave for Washington this morning.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT OF BRookL1M
CoJ Fowler left for tho seat Of war on "wednesday,
with I45 recruits. On Thursday % more recruits LOT
this regiment were forwarded TO washington, 'J
Sergeant Jones emains beh nd at the Arofy
TO enlist about 20 more recruits. 49,
TO THE SONS or MASSACHUSETTS, htsiDN" IN
NETWORK CITY AND VICINITY.
At. meeting OF the Sons OF Massachusetts beld al
the Astor House Friday 18th inst, IL oeing repre-
sented that tue call for ADDITIONAL regiments ION sna'
,a,iou for their reception here was on motion Oh TIC
Chairman Of the former Committee. unanimousiy
P,,,sd That was expedeut to call general meeting Tor
On nurnos, OF making pern snent sangeneuts Tor the proper
reception Of the Volunteer Regiments CT Masacaase" "na
may pass throush this city >,
The undersigned were appointed committee 10 can
such meeting We therefore invite all the sons OF
Massachusetts residing in this vicinity to eet 81 me
Astor House on Monday, the 18th met, at clock,
for the purpo Of carrying out the objects proposes
IL is embenly due to the patriotic soldiery OF the
Old Bay State, who, emuating the example Of the
ancestors have 20 Dobly responded 10 the call OF their
couutrv that their reception here should be worthy OF
the noble State which they represent and the cause Oh
tie Constitution aud the Union to which they nave oe-
voted their lives and sacred honor which hae ever
been inyioaie That Massachusetts men may be In no
uie behind their brethren Of 10 ne cor
dial en.hu.issm With which they bail and old ood
reed to her sodorY let there be rooSing ga'hefhB
| OF her sons. ,,ou,p
WIN. H. EvART5 fnANh 4; NAV ,UW
MOSES ii. GRINNELIb AnAS, n ~
sTEPHEN IT, TYNO, rnEWn w. ELDhtyuS'
GEORGE G. WARD, FkED,h A. fAhSLhI,
VIM C. BRYANT. ElsaSHA DAWN,
Nso- York CIR July 10, 1851
RECEPTION OF THE SEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS
REGIMENT.
The Seventh Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers,
Colonel Coach will arrive this morning at O'Clock
AT tbe foo, OF Courtandt street. aud will be received
nv the Sons Of asachuses and escorted 10 the Chy
Hall where an address of welcome will DO delivered
NV Mr. Richard Warren. The men will then proceed
70 tho Park Barrack where they will stack their arns
ond n.r,ake of dinner. In the afternoon the will
resume their arms and march for the seat oil war;