New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Hlieh they could not themselves look s.lter. Tbev
e oUueo 70 Communicate with The War Department
ptcu' the condition Of relatives their paw aud the
peslohs they were entitled Co. All such fhiosrnat.,
,' elue's OF tbl .orga zatOn propOel q AelD them
~ oo,ttIuing Again, when the aick aud frendess
@iG nYe t5ey Wod procure them admissions To the
~, bNals, ana holp them 10 every way thew couH
Tie following eliccrs Of the AsF3eisti9n ~ - en-
uued, " Inc Associa on OF the Past and Ey. Member.
Of p Toe th 1tegiTreet,, wese then ehOsen:
fredent yesse G. smishi Treasae1 Col Milford. ST..
Erecpffre CoaSiaey-Cart Buras,t. Ne !. r,,,.-
Lieut. MeCiaskey, No. q fallcn rot; Li-u no HEses
Pearl street; Capt MagRp no z6i Grand strst b. n. 49,
street Stlst Lindsay ~ Is cou:t sst NO rs Willow
Those deserving the Assistance Of the Association
can apply to either Of TN members Of the Executive
Committee. All past and exempt members OF the Ian
Regiment gre cli2ibe to Bsmbership.
THE sEC0HD REGIMENT FIRE ZOUkYPS.
Capt VIM. H. Owen las pitched bis tent in the
City Han Park, Brooklyn, where be i5 ready to re-
ceye recruits for the I'd Rezmcnt Fire ZOnaycs Col
James Fairuan now eucamped on Staten Leland. TIE
Captain has already enl sted nearly 30 The re-
c1uits are sent to camp coon as they dgn the roll
TIE THIRTEENTH AND TwESTY-TIGIITH REGI-
MRSTs.
The streets have been full of soldiers since tbs return
of these regiments. Tue headquarters Of both ut
the State Arsenal Neither have yet been mustered
out of the service il definitely settled when they
will be. Meanwhile the men OF the 10TH ere required
to report at 9 and o'clock each day.
TnE CoLOR-BEARER or THE ssyINIy-TlRsT
NEw-YoRx August ;, 1861.
To he Editor Of he N. l. Tribune.
SIR: The similarity Of the general appearance Of
Captain Cole Of Company &C" and the ooIor-bearor
Of the Sevonty-6rst led to the mistake ia my report
which private Cooper of that regiment noticed ia yOar
paper Of this morning II WAS Mr. Bristed who bore
the eolors TO the front, when they salated with
storm Of FIRE, and right calamity did he do It.
'' "'' SSsE0aaE WILKES
TIT SEVENTH REGIMENT n. Y. ;. NJ.
10 the Editor IF The n. y Tribune
SIR: Iu this morning issue Of THR TEIBUsE saw
an article stating that the three months volunteers
were 10 be paid for services rendered to the Govern
ment. Somewhat over three months ago, the 9Th
REGIMENT Of this city called TO Washington to
protect the National Capital. They cbeerfully
spondod and were ready 70 march at "A hours notice
They went 10 Washington, were mustered into the
service of the United States Government, stayed
LONG as the Government required their services aud
hen returned home for which they receive the
Query " What did you come h0Ie fort What have
the 7th Regiment done - l will Tepest what they
have done not for the benefit Of those who have been
struggling 20 long under the baneiul lDtCcnce Of tina
fatal disease Secession, that they have be ONE lost 70
every decent sentiment OF patriotism, but of my OWL
ratification: They left their business furnished their
own equipments and left for the Capital At he time
they were moss needed-wOen the Capitsl was IN
danger If IL has been in danger during the preset
bel6on-and al an expense, viii guarantee, On an
avera1e Of 800 per man. Now, wonld Ike TO ask u
thew are not entitled 10 remuneration from The
Government for this sacrifice
IL you viii be kind enough 10 insert IN your paper
your idea in regard TO this, you Will much o6lige
PSI have understood that we were TO DO paid
long before this, but, TO use modern phra'e' L
dont see II" As.
Ne's.IoTs. Aug. J. 1861.