New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19
HERE AND HEREABOUr.
FIFTH WARD UNION VOLUNTEERS

diately. All who are ready to respond TO the call OF
the Governor for troops requested to enroll them
selves at once The proper persons will be on hang to
form the company
FOURTEENTH WARD UNION BATTALION.
This company is now organizing at Brookss Rooms,
No. 1853 Broome street. They had very spirited
meeting last evening The enrolment was very brisk
and numerous. The company intend holding meetings
every evening until further notice. The roll is opened
| at Hunts Exchange, under Brooks's Assembly Rooms.
BATTLE OF LEXINGTON.
The first company Washington Continental Guard,
Capt g. Yerance, will celebrate this memorable battle
by moonlight parade this evening.
MORE VOLUNTEERS.
At a meeting Of the John Barry Musketeers on
Wednesday evening, April II, at the Franklinsquare
Hotel, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
aid them u supp easing the revelation and bringing the secedes
of tbs Son h 70 their senses.
for bsaon to consist of seven hundred OF sthousnd
The following gentlemen wero elected said Committee: Pat
rick Darcy. Charles Geean. Michael hcCsrty.
ARTILLERY CORPS.
Mr.. Theodore Lichtenhein the chefs champion Of
this city, is organizing an artillery corps, to be com
nosed eursy Ct mep who have served In the artillery
of this or other countries.
THE CUBANs MOVING.
The patriotic natives OF Cuba in this city contemplate
i;-ming company to defend the Stars and Stripes
The following is their call:
cUBAss, TO ARMS!
Lat n be kn,wn to all that company Of Union loving and
abiding CubA7s i. about being formed Ct Joseph XqIss
honor Of The Amenc flag Recrone Office open at all hours
THE NINTH REGIMENT
Is now being recruited 10 war footing, with the in.
tenon of offering their services 10 sustain the Govern
ment. 1t has now seven comp anes and 70 one OF the
beat drilled regiments in the First Division.
subscription has been started among the merchants
to assist in defrayiDg the expense of uniforning re-
cruits. Company f, Capt. Rutherford, has recruit
drills every morning at the armory, Mercer House.
corner of Broome and Mercer streets, from 81 TO ~
O'clock and also every Tuesday and Saturday evening"
for tho purpose of receiving applications for MEM
belship.
THE HOME GUARD.
To n. Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.
sH of the probable departure from city, within
short e Of large portion Of our patriotic military companies
called the dsfense Of country which
citizens NewYork would naturally have feeling Of inse
cuy their persons and property the excited state Of the
public mind incident upon the existence OF actual there
would susgs tina. al true and loyal citizen. who be
exempt from military duty by Of their otherwise
do organize themselves practicable into companies
Offered and equipped dr regularly the protection
and maintenance peace and good order and for the security
aid defense OF our city against any and all emergencies
T. II. BURRAs.
NEW VOLUNTEER COMPANY.
The martial spirit ia hourly on the increase and we
hear Of several volunteer corps about to be organized
for the defense Of the Federal Government The Hon.
Daniel f. Sickles and Capt William l.. Wiley are the
ol6cers of the latest of these bodies.
RECRUITING OF REGULARS.
The recruiting officers for several days passed.
particularly during yesterday sending increased
numbers Of men TO Governors Island, and what
plcases them more, men Of decidedly better stamp
frmer build. and more promising tone. Among them
there were some from the country. On reaching the
Island the recruits are Immediately made acquainted
with their future comrades clothed with the appropr
ate uniform and assigned their respective places
around the mess-tables.
Yesterday the rchooners John Roe and s. Tisdale
were at the wharyes beside a lighter and barge.
ADVANCE GUARD.
Ex-Colonel Duryea Of the Seventh Regiment has
during the past week been quietly engaged in forming
regiment which will, its implies be the first
volunteer regiment in the field Many of the old |
members of the Seventh Regiment, who have nObly !
stood side by side in the ranks for years past are &C
lively engaged in the matter Temporary quarters
have been established at Lafayette Hail. Broadway,
and branch recruitingofice at the southwest corner
Of Tenth street aud Sixth avenue. number of our
yesterday subscribed 800 and 500 each to-
ward the organization of this corps. Under the lead
ershp of Col Duryea who admitted TO be the most
proficient military in the country out of the regu-
lar service, large numbers of men who have already
served their time in the State militia have already
rolled themselves. |
MORE SOLDIERS HERE FOR WASHINGTON.
The steamer State of Maine arrived Yesterday after
noon ut 6I O'Clock, having Oh board 800 men OF the |
Fourth Regiment of Massachusetts, under command Of
Col Packard. She is at anchor off pier No. East
River They will proceed to Washington this morn
ing. /
BROOKLYN RESPONDS.
Sergeant Reynolds one of the New York Volunteers
ard +. George, member Of the 18th Regiment N. Y.
s. NJ last night opened roll for signature to form
Volunteer Company at the Nicaragua House, York
street near the Nav, Yard, Brooklyn. This move
ment lie started in district full of fighting men, and we
may expect to hear from any company mailing from 1t
when the hour for action arrives. The movement Is
finely.
NOTICE.
Young men dosous Of joining the lst Regiment National
Guard Capt Allen With the Undersigned requested TO NEE.
at Toms. Clarke No. lsT Chatham street. thi evening at
o'clock o. m. JAMES @. SMITH,
JAMES y. FARQuHAR,
JOHN J. BROSNEHAN,
JAMES L. HERRlCK,
GEO. W. GOODWIN
N. NJ. McGRATH,
J. MAHONEY,
JH LENDERGAN
GEORGIAN AsTONIsHED.
Yesterday morning, while the Boston troops were
marching through COnrlandt street, gentleman of
Savannah statedha he surprised at the enthusiasm