New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

Tie following correspondence explains itself' ii no
ether good accrues from It's publication, IL will at least
show The discrimination exercised by by the oisnn-
Kaissed funcuona,y in selecting the night men ior the
night places: ,e,
Hoil SANDY NJ, May /, 1861.
10 ins fxcelleney the Governor of Sandy M:
Sid: Learahg that the iorc es Oi Sndy M are ABOUT
70 be ,ae ed upon footi g hereby oHer my ter-
vi, IL any capaet ~ III which they ean be MADE avail
al. hsve received IeSulhI military coneaiion,
am lave twensyhree years services III the held
and i'll garrison. ,,,,u.soy
Late Col Regular Amy.
Noa1 WAR DER. OF SANDY NJ, May O. 1851
So Col Mason: .. -,
are the ofer IN yours of Yesterday, to serve III any
patty. lie Jugtown V,lunteer Tiger Cats are III
MAJ OF a corporal, mud have recommended you 10
o. Ior tue place. Trusting may fipd opportunity
w serve your country III ALI hopoiabie posilCn,
' '' Secretary wN Sandy M.
MAIL SANDY NJ, May ,, 1861
tote Honorable Governor Of Sandy M;
Sns: l beg to present NY claims as the Commander
k.Ciiet OF tie atmy OF Sandy M. Having, for tie
Lat tx mouths, hen busi. allowed, maoe myself
Thoroughly aequ inted win hardee Tactics, abndgel
sdii H. aud some years sinc, having been on large.
excursion with ,he Patio,ic Thiiors' A'o itlon Of
kano, Nu feel fully jusied in dema ding The poei
ton d,,i.nAled My steI father, as you we'll know,
Eumpd Sandy M, making NO lees than one hundred
and duty spsethee, te,ides sending all his teams on
the DAY of election hiring tie distant voters OF the
yvnt stripe My brother John is also Secretary TO the
loul.y Mems Association and my appointment weuid
b,n,hs hin, as he would carry on the shop In my
Sss,.t,alv PETER SMITH.
nal SAVOY \ Z, May 3, 1861.
10 the same:
SIX: Permit NE to introduce 10 you General Victory
ko,euot ency Peek who hss strong ooius upon Sandy
NJ w te maze lie nhs prac,iced
l.w IA Ihis place Khan forty years. and Las
great ifue, il the party His appointment 10 tnis
s 81 will gruify tie party and tend 10 cement us
morp elosely together. The party were fully repre-
septod Ls ening at the Sandy M Roaring Commit
he AID passed u . following resolutions:
ked tnanAs Of the party due 70 the secretary
rising pet ob5oIete Doiohs 10 hh sppoiI
AnS ers that IN. TACT Of man na' zen
educated d,r be tx confederation ent
Is, Tue cieToD Of which TIE best Ju'sen the
1.BOfaD. StcTstsIy.
s.,Irsd Lies sdm, the fact tha, cesyDen law;
ters tao ,boemAkeIs and othtr pIoeobs Ahd
sig ~ orceI to excel, 1t wen
Ike reading aud vii ing comes ~
aud thet miy ed cation tends to a"hi 'he lAe
&C; sto coal the 81 It's c }sptt
lfsolred ibis Ass1elsuoa with honest p1de 10
sc,e OF members. the utiA, in proof of the above
1h1npu, respected ptihe boot
Csl runch sroeer celebrated as proficient Ia
and others but equal merit
VaT ob.o servant, D. nOAAS'
sscktTAkN W.K's OFFiCB SANDY NJ, Nay 10, 1851
GENEkAL ORDERS NJ. Establishments l.. Smith
AMI V. Nj. Peck having been appointed Commanders-
I-Chi,f OF The army Of Sandy Nu their joint orders
are To be pected accordingly, and should at any time
these oRl disagree, AN umpse mnrt De chosen tc
Sxrlce. this date lersou having before SefVed
will be- Aere cUu ent 10 serve IN the army Ut
4 i lound ~ lie demorlzng 10 the troops 10 be com
uandd BY persons VITO may have by previous taib-
iux imbibsa Olu and out cas- OF military duty.
J. JONES, Secretary War, osDdy M