New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

There wss very little stir, in n military P1nt OF
view. Yesterday. TIE I4th Regiment, becoming dis
satisfied with the long delay TO which they have oeeh
subiec,ed. have sent Coulmiee Of officers 70 Albany
n sc.,ran what course will be pursued n regard to
them. NJ ,ny OF the have left PAVING sltnaon'
uith the expectation of beng mustered into the service
il u short time, but they have waited now for neatly
twn week, aGd are becoming Tired.
Tie serve of The 18Th Regiment are At the Afaena
aud deachmeD,s will he tent oft as fart us !. ey are
equipped. About siAty men were sent 10 )oi" Tie
regiment on TUESDAY.
Th Iish Bn. appears to have tzz'ed out, 'he
prrilal re4 Oh being that nearly sll he members ao
anAions TO jin tie 18th Regiment. Cala. John Dunne
Inianr,) and CAPT. Wm, ii Hogan lAlillery), have
both tbtir commands 10 Col Barry VI me
~, ond Bait-lion, 9Th Regiment. Both these conpa
lrs have + Il coGp plemen 8.
The Relief Committee appointed by the Common
CouDnl, coosising Of thiee gentlemen frm , eaon
Board held NEE ing gu "Wednesday Light lie ton:
Moses +. Uj.ll pre- iied. Connj. coni.i,ny OF
Mes rs Edward Rowe Edmund Digrs, aud Wiinm
Tbonas. wss nppoi led 10 c.ufer with private Relief
Arsociai ps with the view OF preventing CONF liT.-
iion Another Committee was appointed TO confer
NTH the Relief AssoCisi ms Of Ne~-iok, IN reRntn
10 the rroviei"n for iauhes of Brooklyn men who
have euli-isd H. New-Y"k Retimrits. COMMITTEE
from tie Home Trust ASS eliOn was introduced, and
the CbuiI maI Mr.. j. :. L. SLrsishn advocated tie
ptopr.ty OF ntrnfting tie Asso IL Ion Witb all Me
fui d. for oitIibulon 10 tie families OF volub'etTr
Tie request denied, and the Cemmittee adjourned
till Sstu,oay eve,ing.
Gen Dur, ca has issued notice 10 which he re-
quests the vari ,us companies Of 81 liens no propose
10 o garize theurel e. ss Home Guard u make II
ros er uf Il cir nentes mot les iha 81 and not mo-
than l00) aud Ia elect captain and two lieu uena,s.
snd 10 =, port Il er orHlizaio 10 the MHJo -Gerersl
without Ge,y, hi is ofire No. 33i Fulton street, be-
tween the ours of 10 m. and p III. OF each day.
The Brooklyn Board of Supervisors met at the
County Jail last evening, the President IN tie chair
The only important busBess Transacted was III ieLs
ZION 10 rbe war. Mr.. Wilson offered resolution APP
prop iaiirg sO0G0 for The support Of the families OF
volunteer Mr.. Garrison named the SUN Of $50 600 as
hi amendment, which accepted aud after short
discus II no 10 the OF dishursiOp the IN hey,
nna. iurbn.ly adopte'. COMMITTEE, oopti',ing 81
M.ssls Taboo, Stud well X, ,dei appointed 10
rel o,t proper plan of dis ribnion.
Mr.. Tsbut called for TX lna'iop from the Clerk
of the Boaid, Mr.. A. h. O-born, ss " the letter seni
iy him, months 'inrt, 10 intm er "t The Lou
iria,a Ieptlauie in which he Invited the Southern
| Co,fede a v o annex the southern portion OF N"~
| York hnd New jersey.
| Mr. Osborn, IN eXplalaton, ACKNOWLEDGED having
| written q let er but he def led that lie VIA Dir
unionist, that TIE letter res-ed Disuniou fenii
ments. He had -lways bren II Union man.
| A oiion being made TO adJonn q o matter dropped
| Tie Board sang he Star Spang led Banner, and nc
| lonrIed siae d,e. The new Board will meet on Mon
| 0ay next