New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
mililarn Notices.


u. 8. NUsrERive oFucE, No. 7g . WaIIsiiH' Iasi
.,. Army on Recruiting Ser.
xe or RSsr,osts IN tRe BED wishing % send iSISsa .
cts reqai,itions od b Jispstched each day
stlo1s fore o p M as D. b sACKET lnsPss,o,
Coed Thing for MusieiaDs.mWsnted, & ~ tSI MFS tSe
and EADER who viii hold the Isqk ana PSy q E9sgn'
Npp.y Immediately to Lieut. janis ~ y ~ ~, NpHN,
Anity and Thompson-su., aiierO Q cloch, p ~,
-CowDopjes or parfs OF Companies wanted to
sup recently organiled 1T IL now over hsii
sr5 eeond 70 none inhe military education, t1Peiece,
Ss Colonel fr0m to II or to o'clock at No. u Bonds:
All par.es honestly dealt with
Fremont Rifles, Col. w. MERRITT, Heed Quarters No:
dis . siuept. Also two Captains vii commands
vii Dc received.
Ectice-RRCRTITING for the THIRTY-sEvENTH
REGIMENT This gallant Regiment, now the Advance
aed cf the Army OF the Potosc raising good
men Recruits viii apply at the corner Of Amy and lhomp
1Onss IL the City Hall Psrk An DeseiteIs ron m this
Rcsrent ordered to report TO Lieutenant JAMES L.
"'''-''' u Lieat-COl JOHN BURKE, Commanding.
Sons of Counecticut.-An sdjourne meeting Of the
Sous o. Connectsut wiz be held on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING the 9Th inst at clock Gt the Filth Avenue Hotel to
aulee W orraizaon for the cultivation of social inter.
o1se and The extension Of suitable couese the soldiers
Connecticut On their way TO and from the wsr Natives
in tLis cty, are invited to be present.
Ne"'h0i'' o'' . ROBERT II. MccURDY. Chairman.
cnlrLrs Gown, secretary:
HElDgutRrBKs 36rH REGIMENT N. Y. s voIUNTEKRs,
CANP BRIGHIwoOp, Aug. ], 1861. }
The Thirfy~SiXth Regiment OF N. y. state Vol"
desire return their thanks TO the fOoHing assO
aOn and individual for the numerous giI spd many Sets
~ Ep3re own to the Regiment: Mrs. ulshoefer hrs
ospb Lawrence Mrs Penthouse, Mrs Remen Master and
Mis- Psrkns, Mrs. kssm Mestrs I. A. Bate Co T. X
Cook Pastor and the congregation Of Bishop Wenwrghta
Memorial Church, ST. Stephens lP: Ed Church, NeY'foik
N.3is Assoraon The Lsdies Patriotic Association OF
TTinity Parish Mrs Daniel Wells, Congregational Dutch
Church Nss Wolfe, Mr. Wood and Mr.. LeedR
Without The assistance generously BY tbese and by
ohers whose Il regretted not known, the organ
zsOn OF the Regiment would have been greatly retarded
rot prevented entirely. ChAS. IL lNNLS' =,
Colonel Comds 3eih N Y. S. v
The Volunteer Engineer Regiment, Col ED
WARD w SERRELL Lieut.. c ol. JAMES y. HALL, MsJor
nert as s VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REGIMENT, which
Increases The Of the soldiers 70 - ....
iRID SEVENTEEN DOLLARS (SlD PER MONTH.
few more Iiggers, boat builders, Ihpcarpenters, pom
toouers blAcksnhS miners choppers lunbermen, maehin
i rockmon, wheelTghts boiler makers and TsrosdeTs
viii be received.
None but healthy snd competent workmen need apply.
The regiment ordered to Washington in two weeks Re
eus under pay mustered into service and i0rnthed win
quarters and Tations at once
Hssdquarels Chatham and Ets New oIE
few competent men, bose-shoers accustomed TO
wsgooeTs, viii be received 10 the "PAEROIT
BATTERY" Of six hRed cannon presented by MT H. \
PARROTF Ofthe West Point tFoundery-JAAEs E.SAIIh'
Captain
Enlistmsnts for three years or during the wsr
United States Sharpshooters, Col. Berdans-|
ho desrous Of Joining this Gyorie regiment on
The Potonse may apply Capt HASTINGS No. - Raltt
G1ncey Cour) Lieut. PEET At the Camp ct Weehsw
the <2d Terry landing Two experienced soldiers
wsrtsd for SerEeants Two Buglers wanted