New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

erniie5 NJ he .. ~ 4. park. u 10 expected that
he FlnshiGg Light Artillery viii o. eio % Ia h.,
this bai's Ion. First LieutonsnI E.y or p,;yisb
Talon as been fourteen }oa,ss - "A hpsTy United
Ke}" -cnt, and i've years ID 'ne ~
Tee fieSis Of the 10Th, who have beSn h9lSSiag
meetings recently and donounCng Llepo o1. To-,
in conpectjon with The late troubles in ne eos nave
ol,gd 10 give the Colonel cbaDce 10 iell Ms s1o5
Of the story and for that purpose nave ostsFihilJu
man holding a meeting nexi Friday evening Itb
hsrdly likely that Col. EH0' WIZ give hii7eh any
S,Ucs "a McCnnn II the 37th Repiment " US "
was arrested tried 6y Court Martial agd acquitted, IL
appears that covsderable n-eel ny has grown up IN
the rank and fle which has resulted 10 Request Tor
bis resignation by q number Of The commissioned OH
GERS II IL alleged that he Is continually causing dis'
affection by having officers removed to make Plsce Tor
lis political friends.
THE WASHINGTON GRAYs AND TIRE lIilH-fiFIH
REGIMENT.
The Wellington Grays, Col Moore, oncanped at
East expect TO take their departure Tor TIE
scat of war to-day. They number about iUO men, agd
have been rapidly recruiting DUNG the present "eeA'
Unless something unforeseen should prevent the COM
mand viii march 20 day and the embarksion vii lako
place Of the foot Of AllaUtiC street, Brooklyn.
1, is said tha, the Ssh Gar1e Lafayette viii pos-
lively march to-day from its camp on Staten islAhG
emb .rkiDg ct Vanderbits Landing, whence it van
proceed direct to Washington via Amboy.
VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT.
In accord nee with general orders received On
Thursday from ht9dquarters all companies heretofore
mustered into hs State service were yesterday nns-
tend into the United States service 10 forming part OF
the onota from THE State. The pumberthus museied,
including the 18th Regiment viii b. 100 Hereaftef
al companies Of 81 ~ soon as accepted INTO The S'he
service u IN be mustered into the United Stales ssT.
vice. Tese companies Will however, not be seat into
the United States camp, bat will remain IL tie STATE
quarters till he completion Of their organization into
| regiments.
| ALLEGED DESERTERs.
The orders ssued by the military authorizes 70 the
pOIico in relation 10 Struggling soldiers result IN the
| arrest daily OF dozen or more. The prisoners are
sent by the Police 10 Font Columbus, and thence,
the charge of dcse.lon s lot maintained al apst hem
| TO oin their regiments Inspector Carpenter SENDS
| form of acknowledgment OF the delivery OF the prls
ouers into Inc hands o. the military authorizes BY ths
pohce in which he says they arrested on the charge
Of alleged doseron. change ia the officers at Fort
! Columbus has resulted 10 the inquiry by tbs Command
ant of what is 70 be done with uch men as deny the
charge Of deseron, and who give satsctory accounts
| of their absence from their regiments.
Mr.. Carpenter called on Gen. Arthur and Gen
Yates IN relation TO the Meter yesterday, and ws N
formed that the duties Of she police anthorles OK
tended only 70 the arrest Of fuch men and tier dey
ery into tho charge Of tho military Authorized whore
duty it is to dispose of Tie obarRes their judgments
may dictate. The arrests viii, Therefore, be made ss
usual.
Sixth RFGnlENT-GOvERSoRs GUARD N " 3. NJ
This regiment which did active servIce in sud
ebout Annapolis for three months, has volunteered for
the war and been accepted BY tie
Col. Joseph G.. Pincknsy, the c0muSrSSnt Is now re-
organizing his command snd has already Elk COnpGnias
-Four rnoie companies ere needed to complete the
sanitation Men dssirous Of joining this command can
do by applying al the 6'h Regiment Arnaory' Centre
Market.
PRESENT TO THE CONTINENTAL GUARD.
Col Perry Of the Continental Guard visited The
Methodist csmp.meeting at Sing Sing on Tbursdsy,
when a collection amounting TO t4cO, wss taken up
and pTesented hin for the benefit Of bis egment The
Colonel made a short addrees thanking the douetors
fhav Rad Laken IN bis cODaTCBnd aud tOF
tie liberal donation.
CARD OF THANKS.
HGlDoUAXTHss FiRsT REslaEsI WuHINGToS GglTil
To the E1iisr Of The N y. TFi5aaf.
SIR: PreViole TO the departure Of my regiment Tor
Che eeat Of wsr, beg leave TO sincerely thank the
many friends that have lent Us their countensnce end
support during tho organization Of the regiment.
am under many obligations 70 Col. Nnton, Assis-
ts ote,s 'sad co aP g. pce sD
same department, and Major Eaton, CoDmis'eTy'
Henry Genet, esq., President Of the Beard OF AZ
dermep has also used great eserton u the procuring
OF regimcntal oolors for which Kindness he hae the
sincere thanks Of NY regiment.
To the Board Of Brokers Of the Corn Exchange for
the very liberal donation Of $lCO (which was received
Of q time when the regiment vas in great wsnt Of
eans) VS. are gratefully indebted, aud recollect II
roors particularly because il toe only donation Of
any amount that we have yet received.
We arc 6lso under obligations % the Brooklyn
Central and Jamaica RaiIroad Company for their nnd
ness IN providing tree passes for recruits, favor
which has greatly facilitated filing mp We hRve
also received liberal donations in the way OF clothing
FOR our men from the lsdies Of the Warrington street
BaD,ist Church Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Cisrk, q tla,
Congregation, has been very Kind 20 our men, and
was matrimonial IL procuring the above. Aessrs.
Knifen d. Walker, the contractors ior snppying the
regiment with rations dc have sstiied every want.
They have always furnished pFoVsons OF tho nrst-
else. TO ny men, and 10 their behalf thank them.
Mr. Reid, the gentlensuy proprietor Of the How
arG House. =" East NeW-YOl, hae extended 20 us mbny
ciyiies GuIiag our Btay 10 camp, and we bll all OF
| us hold HIM in grateful remembrance. hes.rs
Iiisnthal and soyish. the tobacco i1e'chsns, have
been very liberal in Their donatona sad we sincerely
/ thank them. go
Jhe very many patrons Of oar regimen. VII sJSsp,
or grateful acknowledgements for Numerous fsvore
and indnesres, end We trust chat we may prove our
selves worthy OF theif hgnest con s,deIa':oa:
On behal OF I1y regiment cordially invite all Our
friends 20 psy Us visit at sho ercampRent on this
friday sftesnOOl.
lie public presg hss extended 20 az gree! rasny
very cor elementary snd hGtterinR notices, and We
hone tint every expectation they have held forward
wiz be 8orc than realized .-.
co'sScl Il Il sasai waal scn 6Toys U. S. Volaas,,
RKslAEsABLE COEvEHsIos IL CANr.
80 as EaisorQf IT,. ~ y 7,I5vss
GrR: In sIsteTaper you reported ar nere ting Teviy
al Cuonp the Continental Guard 81 Fort HaIniltoH. 4
beg leave 20 state reaerA&Jie Coss OF conversion IA
Las recent meeting held IL tis camp took advaa-
taqe OF the fact thst Cever8l companies Lad been u
tored into service thGt day s1d Proposed tmt thoe
WHO desired 10 bs mustered into tho service Of the
Ic.d, the Great Captain Of 6al'etcl, shcuId dgLiy
i. by tie upted hand; end al raised ne Aslo OEe
soldier Sts0red forward cud R5d that he CO no. con-
ei'Sr raising liz hGud enough; he Wa9 oplEeC q coz
ftas opsny chat be was great sinner; that he eocd
before then not one having o. the g-Iins'j O.
Ckisn but Cf the sinner, all stained with nc l--
PIE blood Of Christ which be had tTsnlod under f'o'
lie huuJiy asked prayers, and LIee,cd down ala
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