New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

Ihat tue 81 TINS furnlshsd bV frletue thouln
lot, the officers Il the regiment have been rons Ilei
10 incur obligations nj ch tnevAre unal 10 meet, aud
we make appeil Tor a-sir'snee TO the paidVle
peope Of Dr. ollyn on bel II Df the regiment, that
NAV leave active service In det for The bread
which they have eaten while struggling 10 tie
privilege Of hauling for tbe nights Of our common
ooun ~ We ferl assured thai we shall not plead in
vain for u assitante viii h has been 20 freely be-
slowed others who, though possibly more desrrIing
than Ourselves, vet have not tbe ecuAr claims on
Your bounty Which IL - good fortune 10 possess
These cl.ims are briefly, that the Phhl INK was the
FIST regiment In the State to offer its services Jor ~
tcdr.
That II the first md TO this date, the only regi-
IN the service If the Uniie st lies which snisted for
the var from j., the tlird city in the Union.
That the PhasDx l. dent fed throughout the land
with YOUR city, aud will bear ns arms on their oan-
ners.
II remains for f,ow-citizens 10 decide how they
choose be represented. The regimen, waiting for
ON the Government and they viii Leave for the
seat OF war they received The men OK
the regiment can do jisiiee TO aem,elyes possibly
without srare sli sr Of shoes, bui how lar such
IN out ft would reound the credit Of the entsrpris-
ing I'D PM sliried city whose Lame they bear, u
questionable. .
Subscriptions for the regiment will be received by
Conklin Brush, esq President Of the Mechanics
Bank.
On behalf Of the veg rnent
JULIUS W. ADAMS, Colonel commanding.
SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY.
DR.. Thompson brgs TO acknowledge the receipt Oh
three bOxes, containing shirts, sheets, drawers, dress
ing gowns &c. foe TIE lick Of u Mozart Regiment,
beng the gift Of few hdes connected ui,h The SS.
eenth street Baptist Church Of this city. Trey lave
been forwarded TO and received by the regiment ut
Washington He slso takes this opportunity 10 thank
tie ladies and gentlemen Of Yonkere-'he laaiss Tor
their munili,ent gift OF Undertaking., &c, i. 'De
same regiment; and tie gentlemen for donation OF
500, through Mr.. Underhill. given TO the Doctor IN
trust, To be ex ended for drugs &c., which viii be
duly accounted for
THE MECHANICS RIFLES.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Board OF Ofheers OF
ihis regime mt WA held lat evening the h.adquar-
tiers, No. ia Grand street. Over 800 names have
been enrolled and the regiment will go into quarters
this week. This regiment will be composed Oh the
very beet material snd i'll repay with compound In
terest the compliments showered upon our troops ut
Bull Run. Subscriptions on behalf ofthe regiment
will be thankfully received a. the office OF Daniel Car
penter, Inspector of Police, corner OF Browne and
Elm streets, the Office OF Chief Engineer Decker
ia Elizabeth street.
NATIONAL GUARD ZOUAvEs.
This is ended be one Of the best Differed nnd
respectable regiments in the service. MI the iiue
oficers the staff officers, in the field are on
Lieutenant colonel wi be West Point grduates.
The Headq is ut the Of Lafay ete place
and Fourth street, where respectable, intelligent,
healthy re, ruiis will be accepted day or evening
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE woful news from the seat Of war yesterday had
most depressing elect upon every Ohc' ino~o WIN
have relatives and friends ia the regiments engaged
were particularly anxious for the Latest intelligence
hoping gather something Of more hopeful character
but ali to no purpose.
A letter from James A. Price, private in the l4th
}rooklyn Regiment written at the close Of the en-
pagement at Bulls Run on Thursday, states that
seresty aen Of the regiment were killed there.
The names Of the killed and wounded are mott
anxoufly awaited.
II was reported that Col. Bennett Of The 18th was
killed but that could have been as the latest
accounts before the battle stated that the regiment was
stationed at Arlington Iiigh's.
The 18th Regiment, st,tioned at baltimore, which
was expected home TO morrow "Wednesday, will
probably DO detained foI rome time longer. large
majority are anxious to rrenlist. The following in
relation to the return Of this regiment Is from Gen.
CroOko;
"BnoOELYS, July %, 1861.
letter from an officer of the 18th, II the date OF
Jly ~ SAWS that there orders for anv regiment
", 10 return | thiuk il will he three months from
lie day they were mustered In. AT leatt, It Will
h. ten day. before the 18th returns. III get certain
1 will telegraph to you. ,o
Tie remain. Of Private Edmund }. b. Black, Com
many T. Eth Regiment who led Of wounds sustained
ia Washington on the 9th Of June by the accidental
discharge Of bis musk.t taken TO their ast rest
ing.plsce, in Greenwood Cemetery yesterday after !
noon The recruits Of the 18th in this city accom-
panied the body to the grave.