New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
TIE BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.

This regiment as at lat been accepted by the War
| DelaEimest AZ Washington. Tiree monte have now
elapsed siuce 10 formation, and it gener lily sup
p.e1 that is promoters bad abandoned IN di- ust, -
they ade many iruiiiers attempts 10 lave il ae-
cepled by the Stale authorizes. The old members are
hocking IN nj the recruiting Offices in great numter,
and, doubt, the regiment will soon present. tue
bod, OF All the OH, will be selected from
The British seryice the majority OF them beng gallant
commanders VI Alma, IukennaDn, seysslopol aud
] Balskava. Maj. liamIsou has permission 10 uniform
the regiment he may de Ire. At present IL IN be-
iieyed thai green lille uniform will be that selected
patriotic Lazy, residng in this ,ity, has alresdy
peted magnificent stand OF cOlUrs To be presented 10
Ito regiment and witch may bow be seen al Iiiany's.
be regiment has 10 support out Of contributions
large lorDn Of the men until they regularly mns
tered Into the United St,t.s service, until which time
the Government will hot contribute 10 their support
rDe recruiting Officer the Mercer Hone corner
at BfoOme and Ar streets, and No. II Broadway,
near bowling Green.
col. JOHN CoCnRANE's REGIMENT Fmsr UNITED
STATES CBAssEURs
One Of the best il not tue beet military man in New
York Lieat.-Col. Alexander Sbsler is actively en-.
Kiged In pefecting this thoroughly and effectively
odcered regiment, IN company and battalion drilI.
over 60 hardy mon are upon its muster rolls under
ray, mi orned and fully equipped Thar quarters
lalare GaTdcn) baye been hvOrlte Summer resort OF
our citizens; end bere the soldiers carefully pro-
yided with Tations aud cloihil H. and in all res ects
made comfort able. Thoee who Of The returning three
months regiments, are de,irous VI ieenli.ing, can
have 10 better opportunity. Thay VII be immec-
Atey u-tered iuto ihe service aid be thence upder
pay with their $50 or So United States bounty in ad
dillon, ana will be permitted also long a urough
before the regiment leaves they phase IN which 10
Visit their families. These advantage, which 10
other regiment offers.
GERMAN MASS-MFETISG.
In pursuance Of "A cil In the German newspapers, u
larye and enthusiastic meeting of Grmans took place
ou Thursday evening" 25tn Inst, Stadelbergers
hall No. 6li Egh avenue, for tile purpose OF tikl'
the necessary steps 70 support our Goyernmeut
MIR Adam KOedi.er wac called 10 the chlir aud Mr.
Gals Jacobs acted rs Secretary. The chamn
ex lniued 10 the audience the Obiett OF tue meeting.
lie drew vivid picture Of our late dissters, and
Glazed that en-g c steps ought 10 be taken IA order 10
m iutan thu Union ana crush the rebels. Mr. FIed-
efick Kapp was the next speaker, who delivered an
eJunent address, IN the cOnre OF which he eAprcs ed
the nope that ste people would glorgusly respond 10
the call for more troops lie seconded the prop"slion
mace by Mr.. ROcdiger 10 organize regiment 10 be
armed With scytles This could b. done in very
short lme and would not cost M much IA any other
organization. Such regiment would do grnt service
and ii properly directed ,anse great havoc among the
enemy's cavalry. That Il wac practical had been
shown in the Polish reyolui ~, and he HAD no doubt
thai there were plenty OF who understand well how
to handle the cyhe His sPeech,was IN ch applaud d.
and Committee was appointed consisting OF Nc
Adam Roedirger, V. Coon, and N. stone, TO conier
with similar Committees IRON tie other wards. Tue
meeting then adjourned subject TO the call OF The ehr
FIRST REGIMENT WASHINGTON GRAYs loLuN-
TIERS.
This regiment IL now encamped al Camp Wakemen,
East Now York, upon IA charming tIIe, aud crowds
of ,itors are m daily attendance. Part Of the rrgi-
meut will be mustered into service IN q few days.
ders hiyipg been irsued from the War Department 10
that effect. The men gTe oil eontenied and happy,
bepg well led and well taken care or They will al
rcciva uniforms ia lew days ard nope 10 leave for
tLe seat war within two weeks. "A soon az the
men enlist they pay, and viii receive their
uniforms. Tie headquarters OF tins regiment IA ~
No. "a Broadway. Col Moore has just nturued
ftoio Washington with tull acceptance.
ARTILLERY ACCEPTED.
A regiment II Hore Artillery, offered by John W.
Iatson iUr three years the sar have been accepted
by The War Department Coi. LatsOn reports thar ne
will be ready to move forward by the 6rst OF next
week