New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
-uR PEOPLES ELLSWORTH REGIMENT.

THB PEOPLES ELLSWORTH REGIMENT
II will perhaps be remembered by some Of the read
ara Of TuE TRIBUss that soon after the death OF the
gallant and lamented Col. Ellsworth movement was
set on foot for the organization Of force TO be caed
1.-THE Peoples Ellsworth Regiment" TO be composed
Of picked men-one from each Of the various towns and
wards Of the State.
Tie original conditions Of enlistment were that each
town and Ward sending O representative should con-
tribute 500 TO general fund for the purchase Of such
additional articles Of Uniform, arms, wearing apparel
&c.. should cGnduce To the comfort ana eheisu'yoi
the regiment. large number OF towns acted promptly
and cent forward their young neg and fnhde VINE
others neglected or forgo; the affair m the excite ent OF
other military movements, and the enlistment pro-
grts-ed tlOwly. -
FINALLY with view to expedite the organization
the plan was 90 modified TO accept recruits with
contribution Of $50 each to the fluid, ana u allow eacn
town or ward ~ SIND gs many men IA II might desire,
provided the standard Of qusli1cations be comphed
with which requires that /" each soldier be sn nl'
married man not less than five feet eight inchea In
hight active, sble-b0died and not to exceHd lhrty
wears Of age, and " good moral character. .oo
There are now in barracks At Albany about ooV re-
crs for this force and il lie no eXaggerslon 10 cay
that better material never formed into regiment
They arc all well-edueated gentlemen, and conduct
Il themselves ~ such. Among them, enlisted rs pm
yate l. a NEPHEW of Secretary Seward, aud many are
graduates Of colleges. The regiment should be hed
up at once and be rent 10 the field Of active duty Ger
tainy for young gentlemen who desire 70 serve the
country in this s hour of peril no more desirable OPP
rOrtunity can be found.
We are surprised to learn that New-York has not as
vet cent angle recruit for this splendid regiment. II
should tend at least one full company. There are
certainly one hundred young gentlemen IN this city OF
the Qualifications required whc ould like to join the
Ellsworth Regiment, and somebody Should take tho
lead ia the matter and 10 IL thai that number be
sent TO the rendezvous at bsny ~ the earliest pos
sible moment.
Conlnitrees were appointed some weeks perhape
some months ago, with view TO furnishing tie oifys
quota Of recruits; but as far as reelts are concerned
the movement does seem 10 lave goue Beyond the
appointment Of committeeman II We except the Ninlh
Ward which has contributed $iZ5; but IA YET has
enlisted no men. Those desiring more full and com.
pe,e information in regard to q present condition 81
This regiment the terms Of enlistment, &c, may OBJ
lin .nh intelligence by addressing the Hon. Charles
Hug e.. at Albany. Any one in this city vicinity
wishing 10 on the tiaent be sent 20 quarters at
once by reporting 20 A. j. Campbell, No III Ham.
nond street or TO A. II. heech No. 70 Abn street.
IRISH BRIGADE ARTILLERY.
Cant Uogans Artillery Company for the Irish Brig
ADJ IA nearly full and will be mustered in nj tn end OF
tie week when toe battery Will await marching or
der. at Fort Schuyler. The officers are; Captain w;
ii. Hogani Firrt Lieutenant, Ihos Osheai Second
Lieutenant, j. Flynn.
GREASY MECHANICS.
Col. Serrell and Lieut-Col. Halls regiment OF
GREASY Mechanics" Ia progressing fayorabiy; The
headquarters 81 ibe corner 81 Chambers and Chat
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Hall, and ia favorsbly known In military circles.
THE MCCLELLAN RIFLES.
This regiment, under command Of Col. lie Gal, is,
we understalld progressing rapidly. The camp IL At
Factory vile, and Is scientifically lad out.
EAGLE BRIGADE.
G. A. Scrocgs ESQ.,. has been authorized 10 organize
brigade uf volunteers % serve for three years or
during the War, 20 be called the Eagle Brigade. The
camp OF rendezvous is 20 be- loted St the city of Buff
falo' IL Is Understood that the Hon. Daniel Ulmann
10 TO command the let Regiment OF this Brigade Com
panies Of loyal FROM any Of the States will be ac-
cepted. Communications 10 be addressed TO Il. A.
scrOggs Headquarters Eagle Brigade Guy OF Buffalo,
NY.
PATRIOTIC LADIES.
The patriotic ladies' OF Bedford Westcheser County,
held lair for the benefit OF the rick and wounded
soldiers in that village on Thursday afternoon and
evening last.
There WA an unusually large attendance and the
result was highly satisfactory The net profit realized
was about $780, Great credit IL due To Tue Key.
Messrs Parks and Boggs, and to the ladies Of the VIII
lsge generally for the excellent management OF the
whole affair.
REGIMENT FROM BUFFALO,.
The Second Buffalo Regiment which left that city on
Monday evening, arrived here yesterday morning at
o'clock by the Erie Railroad. From the depot tie
troops marched to the Park Barracks, where they
break asted. The command numbers 800 men. They
are all uniformed but have not yet been provided with
arms. The regiment lett Bullalo ht CLOCK mohday
evening with only days preparation and an ineom-
plee organization. Recruiting going on rapidly,
and the command would hsvesbeen full before the ex
pirntion of week but the orders peremptory TO
march. The officers far appointed, are us follows;
Colonel-D. ID. Bdwsn
hAOr-B w. Johnson
Qunrtermastsf-H. ID. Tilnghsst.
Company A-Cspt II. w. Msrshi IL, Lieut.. r. g. Coei I'd
Lieut. Tom Cuny. ard IS meu.
Company BCspt j. Plog,,ssdI lat Lieut.. r. Won Gsyli ID
Lieut. WIN. WirI, aud "a men.
Company C-Cspt. Ed. Drew LIST Lieut. w o. Soeley and
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Conpsny D-Capt. William r. Wh.esrj Let Lieut.. @. H.
selkiTk; "a Lieut.. r. A. Tayler. and 81 men.
Company E-Cspt keuoon iiuacock lat Lieut., o. w. Gil
man; "a Lieut. William E!lls aud l0l
Conpuny FCapt n. w. Haiue, lst Lieut. w. Bullymore;
I'd Lieut.. c. H. Bidwell, and 80 men.
Company 0-Capt G. Draiei Let Lieut. =. Stevens; I'd
Lieut. J. Thonp.oa. and l0l
Company H-Cspt II. Moss ist Lieut. A. w. BIszeoi %
Lieut. II. ID. Hail, and IS men.
Company l-Cspt H. Dckscn let Lieut. Y. ID. Hall and SO
Company K-C.pt L. T. Bowman, lat Lieut. W. y. Mileri
"a Lieut.. ". J. Robb, d IS men.
Company IS-Cap- Mar,b and i0i men.
DEPARTURE or THE SIXTH CONNECTICUT REGI-
MENT.
The 9th Regiment of Connecticut, under command
Of Col. Chatfed, passed through this city yesterday
on route for the seat war. The troops were traDs-
ported from New-Haven hiiher by the rteamers Elm
City" and Traveller" The regiment 10 fully uni
formed and aecoutred oil except tie two flank compa
nies, being armed wfb Enfield yifef-the othsp have