New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

which left Gen. Sckes Brigade oa account Of sbsbby
treatment have attached thensolvss 10 other ovssnis
tious. The hstnAmed company has joiasd Col Bs-
ksrs regiment, now u Fort Schuyler, and Cspe
Dunno has transferred bis men 10 Q rssimest nov
organizing 10 New. York, which " IL he Offered cs-
cllsively By gradIa 60 from West Point. Both Cap
tans, and their Leu'eoants and Sergesuts were busy
Yesterday 10 gathering their recruts. They were
ma rched 70 the rendezvous, fast as they could 10
T,nr. As both companies 10 report at beadquaYs
Tor. On 'ondsy, the recruits Of Cart Hogsns com.
nany ar. ,~equested TO be Ut Montague Hall, at =
O'Clock Suna.v afternoon. and hoss Of Capt Ddnne's
company Ia from. Of tue Ci'y HAIL. I" 20 CLOCK p m''
The lat Regiment # CHRISTIAN Men st Arms Is pre-.
Qressins fnely. Tbe B,cokl IN TeGdesvouz 10 nj No.
S03 Atlsnticstrect, Between D 'and " members iron
one city church enrolled thsmselye On inaay ngns'
Nineteeh members Of the 18th s4mep,, now ~
Washington, reiarn'd Friday event. snd oaturasy
mornings having been honotsbly dschars s~d On scooans
Of physical inability. Each man came bone wits
s3l 09 biz pocket and fare paid having b. On slowsd
pay from the time they signed the rsyim e,,al roll
Two hundred more recruits are wanted to u ~ tne
ranks. Each company is to have 10l men. On eHday
10 we're enrolled by Lieut.. Booth at tho Arnory sns
on Saturday nearly as many more The required yns
ber will doubtless be procured. Those who e"y
will be d PATCHED TO tho headq Of the regmeES
with the least possible delay
TIE 18th Re ,IInent ene8mI ed on Carroll Parks
Baltimore Recent Intelligence shows that they
are getting along as well ~ can be expected. The
tents ordered for this regiment have not been sent one
the Unled States authorities having provided neces
Tho First Baptist Church, Brooklyn, have con.
trbuted So shirts and 20 pairs of stockings for the h
Regiment 94 pairs of pants, and 800 shirts have been
The ladies Of the Army Relief Association Of ~.
Peters Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, have ontnbutec
two boxes containing shirts, stockings, and hospital
stores for tho 9Th Regiment.
PRESENTATION TO DR. BERRY OF THE SCOTT
iIPE GUARD.
The presentation of the testimonials 10 Dr. Berry o4
the 3oth Regiment Second Scott Life Guard by the
people of WilausbUrgb took place Saturday after
noon at DR.. Porter's Church, in Fourth street. The
burgh, and the Church was we'll filled, the greater
portion of the audience being ladies Company A.
Brooklyn Greys Hone Gnard Capt. Stott, were pres.
ent in fu uniform The articles TO be presented were
arrayed on tables in front Of the pulpit general ps
srection They consisted of q sword gold mcunsed.
with belt and SASH gold mounted eranlets pair OF
silver mounted pistols, volcanic sx-shooters, win ca%
ridges, &c., for 200 rounds; also, very handsome
chapesn regulation style, for army services. Th4
outfit was presented by the following gentleman,
Msyor Kab6.iseb, @. Kitchlng, James N. Waterbury,
Ea9Vd WVskS DTlf' r. Paalo Andsie Mae'' d. '''''
In addition TO this testmonial there was q complete
set OF surgical instruments ia fne rosewood easA
This was labeled "To Abraham j. Berry, from fie
Van Meseerole Drooklyn, +. d., june z! iSoi.
The exercises were commenced by the choir aogne
my Country ts Of thee" The gentlemen who oons
ducted the exercises then entered beaded by tie Hon
Mayor Kalbleseh and Dr. Porter; DR.. Berry fc'lowc4
arm In arm with Mr.. DIiygs and wa received with
hearty deu,onstraiion Of applause. The choir thca
sung the Star SpsDgled Baner," the audience rsne
and Joining in the chorus.
Tie proceedings were here interrupted BY womsqb
who arose. and in excited tone called upon Df
Berry 10 desis, from TIE be abont to pursuA
denouncng the and those engaged In II. She tosd
Dr. Berry that he mad better break that sword beoaQ
he drew it against his Lrother. The woman, whowaA
evidently out OF Leg nnd removed, and the exes'
cises proce-ded.
Mayor kaibfisisch arose, and addressing DIR. Berry,
presen ed the testimonial on bebsl OF the people u
Wilamshnrch. The u ,gtor responded In hsppy Mt
appropriaie manner. Addresses were sfterwsrd made
by the Rev. DI. Porter, Edmund briggs, aud othert
Singing by the choir, and q benedOtion by TIE he'
Mr. Partridge clo,ed tie exercises.