New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
risn heer Aent will consist OF battery Of artillery OF
y Banrs Rans I'd two squadrons of cavalry.

~ hser Aent will consist Of battery OF artillery OF
- BanS Suns I'd two squadrons of cavalry
..i1o Atng oficss have already been opened az me
IoiIoV ing places: Company A. No. 3o3 Seventh ave-
nue. Company b, corner OF Suffolk and Hester streets;
- ,mpany z, No.l13l Avenue A; Company ", NO. "a
ahatham street; Company f.. No. l74 South street;
, Company g, City Hall Park; Company ID, No. iVo
Mulberry street. Company No IA PrlTSe MsoSwSs o,TsSi
every Information respecting the organization can oe
had from Lieut.. Nugent and Capt. Thomas FRANCIS
eagher at No. So Beekman street, which VIII De ior
the present the headquarters OF the brigade;
The following letter from Thos. +. Mea8her, on the
subject, addressed 10 b. :. Treanor esq, Of Boston,
viii be read with interest:
start an Irish regimen. in Boston for the Irish Bgadei Do
and do at There's time, not day 10 be oss zen
ready for him In case you undertake preliminary steps
necessary the organization Of such regiment select none but
and with oper dues and dangers Of the service
s.S rally should be made ght away Sy all S1n oI u.s. IN ,
tho overthrow s At this moment the eager 90 ire
and evil scheme Of the ruling class OF EDgnda power which
has been all the world knows the nyeerate enemy Of our
iaceo its happiness and liberty s hSmeo s success sna
Every bio dealt against the great conspiracy ofthe South beats
back the nfoence sni base pioes Of England
"''' ''''"'-' THOMAS FRANCIS HEAeHER.
4 GOOD SECESSION.
To he Ediio, Of TaeN y Tribune
SIR: Although have no near irlepde engaSeu III
the struggle maintain the Union yet would esteem 1t priv
ge DO something for those who have l their homes TO en-
dure hardhps and fight battles for And think there
very many who Ike me- living in retired rural districts
would gladly they knew whs. to do and how 70
have been thinking Of late tha. cold weather soon
coming soldiers win need socks. Now, wish thsi
the wives Of the trustees Of every district lin our State at esss,
would take upon them every lady In their district and
request each Of them knit at least pair Of soch A'yonr
paper widely circulated, II you think proper wish you
would propose something of the Kind through ,' columns with
instructions how and where to send them.
HiEds6r, v. y, Sept. 6, 1861
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
wAsHIseIoS, Sept. Q, 1861.
To ne Edlorefae " Y. Tribune
SIR: thank "a. b." for the fve-dollar note sent
and wounded at the United States Hospital street
The amount has been Spplied as directed.
Mira Faies member OF church. who devotes herself 20
these without title compensation, will share with
the pleasure Of supplying their wants ether
may be sen. AT the suggestion Of A. b. answer that
win receive and disburse all contributions Ny privae
means and contributions around me- have been freely made.
." And yet there IL rOom"
dollar makes glad the heart Of poor sick and wounded
who has not had "a smoke because he had not dime
for the inysmen le than that, TO prepay letter home.
speak what tnow.
hearts here have helped and do and yet there 10
room" Small sums occasionally sent are the best.
JOHN G. SMITH,
Pastor 4th PresbyteriAn Church.