New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-28
SECOND REGIMENT NEw.YoRK STATE MILITIA.

SECOND REGIMENT NEw.YORK STATE MILITIA.
HEADQuAETERs SECOND REGlNEsT y. Y. 5. NJ.
Payinaster John G. Armour viii leave on Monday,
July l. at o'clock No. for Washington, for the pur-
pose of paying off the I'd Regiment, now in Virginia
As this will be the last opportunity that recruits will
have Of going forward n will be necessary for them to
report the Armoy at II o'clock Recruiting offices,
at the Armory, Seventh street, and No. l65 Fulton
street.
FIRST REGIMENT WASHINGTON GRAYS.
This fine regiment, under the command Of Col. w.
Merritt after many vexatious delays, has at last been
accepted by the President and Secretary OF War, and
is now being encamped at East New-York. The uDi-
form adopted is similar TO the fatigue dress OF the 9TH
Regiment, with the army overcoat, and it is expected
that they will be mustered into service within ten
DAYS and ordered 10 the seat OF war. The following
are the field officers: Col, w. Merritt Leut.-Col.,
Henry Moore, Major, Danl Lloyd.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS OF NETWORK LODGE
NO. OF THE AMERICAN PROTESTANT AssO-
CATION.
Whereas, great number Of members have volunteered
into the service Of the United States for the purpose OF aiding
the authority suppre.spg the present
thereby fulfilling OF the glorious principles Of our beloved
Order which IL founded Pesce Law and Uni0n therefore
Reolred That all member. of TIL. Lodge who have youn
army navy of the Uued States shall be
cused Of oil to ieeP them in good standing
in the Lodge during their Se:eGet on The above Ton sad
sickness death which the by laws of the Lodge allows
state Of our beloved country should required
hold ourselves prepared TO TO volunteer for the
port q CHARLES IA JEssTp sscy Lodge No. APA
Reports from many Of the Lodges in the western
part Of Pennsy state that all teir members
upon the tented field prepared 10 battle for the
support Of the Union to which they are pledged.
NETWORK LADIES' RELIEF UNION.
An interesting meeting in behalf of this Association
was held in the r. ID. Church in Piermont on Monday
evening the oath inst. The object Of the Association
was stated and "a TIA relative 10 the condition of the
soldiers now n and this city presented.
The Rev. Mr.. Decker Of the X. ID. Church, the Rev.
Mr.. Carncle of tho NJ. f. Church. j. NJ. Dedan esq,
and the Hon. j. Ferdon spoke In favor OF the euter
prise Sl3 46 was contributed; and vote passed by
the ladies present to follow up the work by mme-
date organization among themselves. The NJ Y. l..
X. Union meet for work every day at Grover q Ba-
kers warerooms No. 495 Broadway, where ladies not
connected with SIMILAR association are invited to join
in the work Contributions in money, clothing, ard
goods are earnestly solicited Direct Of the Secre-
tary, Mrs. G. &. Smith, No 495 Broadway.
MECHANIC RIFLES.
volunteer military organization bearing the above
title was inaugurated last evening under the aus
picer OF ex-Aderman VIM. H. Valentine. The reg
nent is TO he composed of young mechanics or " mud
fills, as7tbe " chivalry, denominGte our aborrg
classes Of good character and muscular development.
They are 10 lie commanded by James III. Bull, a
military gentleman Of much experience. About 400
names are already enrolled and recruiting Offices will
be opened Immediately in various parts Of this city,
Brooklyn, and Williamsbuigh.
BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Recent intelligence from Baltimore ndicatee that
there is much dissatisfaction in the 18th brooklyn
Regiment on account Of the alions furnehed to the
men. The Quartermaster lCarrisof las resigned, anu
Mr. Jo,eph Leggeit is appointed in his place. Better
treatment il now Anticipated. II is understood that
for some time part the question OF ordering the reg
meDt home before their term Of service lad expired
was seriously entertained IN high quarters.
Col Bennett OF the 18th Regiment, ut Camp Lin
colr Virpinia offers reward Of $50 for the return,
dead or alive" of six persons, who have disgaced,
NIinrcd and dhonored Themselves By de-ertng their
r. II nent and their country ia her hour cf need. lie
af warns the public against Thirteen members who
Lay, heen disni red, IeruIei, d.htnored, and dis
ORR ed, :" after having taken the oath of allegiance,
ctN. BAKERS CALIFORNIA REGIMENT.
Tfis Gn> regiment will leave Fort Schuy Ter todsy
for Fcrress Monroe, where COL Bek will take COM
paud of larHe brigade. The regiment will arrive in
he city at ca sck, landing nt -Four eenth street. and
march down Bioa ,way TO COnitlaGd street. 10 Jeney
CITY ferry, for Philadelphia where, after stop Of
w6 days, it will proeeeh TO Fortress Monroe, by
steamer Tie regiment is 800 strong, aud Is second
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