New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

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nie,,d in glowing language tire devotion manles'""
The ladies of this city 10 the oause, promoting
NAV heco ;ng true women the comfort OF the so'uer
ana s,ipulatin, tbsir courage and enthusiasm i'0
,aid a, e,oo,snt tribute 10 the heroic daushlef VI
Rhode Island Who in courage and deyonoh HVah''
a.. hr,ys women of the Revolution. lie ailuueo W
,ho ,,o,,os and ,uottoes on the banners, "Jndsoh'
" Ru,ler. - Kilpatrck," 81 deend &c Win aJuss
,,h,,s ~ nraise He porra, ed the divided state Oh
the North when the first battery opened on Fort sau'-
Ter and WAS echoed by an aroused and united peope
;eous for tie integrity OF the cOuotry lie called on
C,l Kiparrick ana the under him, 10 deiend the
tlaQ and when the conveIgipg columns OF the Unioh
Generals animated by the cry edward TO kich-
laond" stould un in that direction, 10 be there ana
plant the banners now presented over rescued
country At the mention of Gen. McClelaB's name
the applause If the audience prolonged ana III
tenfe.
Colonel Fitzpatrick responded in short tut pa'rouN
and spirited address, in which he declared 'h@ Ve
man who talked of compromise should be hanged ~
the spot. General Wetmore was then calico 10 VI.
platform by Mr.. Corey and made short speech, winch
was received with hearty demonstrations Of approval
Mics Branard then sang, in rch, clear voice Tue
audience Joining in the chorus with great animation
MT. Corey then pronounced the benediciion, amer
" hich he announced that the soldiers would remain
hort time to bid farewell to their friends as they de-
| nart this morning for Fortress Monroe.
TIE colors consist of regimenal standard, regula'
ton SIZE aud two guide colors, bearing the name OF
the corps and notices in letters of gold
| LINCOLN CAVALRY.
| Conrad Park Messrs. MeldOa, Levi, and Miller, OF
the New-York Young Mems Christian Association held
divine service for this regiment yesterday, using he
impressive service of the Episcopal Church after when
they delivered religious aud patriotic addresses fhe
men paid particular attention, all joining In the re-
sponses AID hymns. After which each man was pre-
sentsd with an III iscopal Pray Book by Mr. Lew.
FIRST UNITED STATES CHAsSEuRS.
The companies already mustered into this Regiment,
500 strong marched from their headquarters palace
! Garden) on saturday afternoon under command OF
Lieutenant Colonel SbaeT, through Fourteentt-street,
down the Bowery, and around the Park, up Broadway
and back 10 their quarters when after parade they
were dismissed. Their apl eannce was gree'eq WIN
applause. Their marching, wheellDg and iacingsw Were
excelent-surprising indeed, when considering the
short drill to which they have been subjected Their
Uniform is neat, military, and allowing free motion TO
| the soldier Ii is an army blue, ehasteur jacket
trimmed with hight blue braid, cadet grey panla9ons
and grey cap. The materials are OF tie best quality
The eonipmens of this Regiment throughout II the
work of Coi. ID. ID. Tompkins, United States Quarter
master, whose activity and efficiency are percephDlv
in preparing Col. Cocbrane's Regiment, for depart
ure for tie seat Of war, more thoroughly than has
any regiment that las nlthcfiO lSIt New 1OTk. %
we'll adapted is the uniform of this regiment to military
purposes that already it has been inflated by several
other regiments in process Of formation
CLINTON RIFLES.
The Clinton Rife Regiment Col. Page, is quartered
in the Quarantine buildings. The Rev. J.. c. Lock
wood, and delegation Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, yesterday performed religious service
there. The service was appreciated, aud deslIe man.
ifested for repetition.
MOUNTED RIFLES.
Capt. Kilpatrcks Mounted Rifles leave this morn
ING for Fortress Monroe. The Young Mems Christian
Association presented them supply Of the soldiers
hymn book.
CAMP SCOTT.
The % Fire Zouaves, Col. Fairmsn, are now quar-
tered on the east section of this camp and rapidly
mastering under the inspiring energy of their excellent
commaL der. The 9th Regiment, Col Graham, occu-
pies the northwest section, and il In promising con-
ditiOn. Yesterday the Rev. l.. T.. lockwood, and
delegation of the Young Mems Christian Association,
performed religious service in the chapel tent Furnish
ing also supply Of soldiers hymn books.
RECEPTION OF THE 18TH REGIMENT n. Y. 5. NJ,
COLONEL BUTTERFIELD.
meeting OF the Committee of Arrangements ap
pointed by Company q Of the Reserve Guard will be
held this Monday evening at No. 594 Broadway, 10
complete arrangements for the reception of the 18th
Regiment on their return home Officers and members
OF the 18th Reserve Guard, and all others desrous of
participating in the reception are inylied to attend
w Ii. BAaBouR Secretary.
HONyED REGIMENT.
There is q laudable progress in the manner of or
gannatiOn adopted by this promising regiment. We
are informed that the officers all being gentlemen Of
experience in real warfare, have their daily meetings,
interchanging and debating the different methods and
advantage of mammal of and tactics in general
II all who desire the vocation of the responsible post
of an officer would adopt the same earnest zeal, the
confidence Of the Defenders Of the Union would soon
rest on solid basis The headquarters are at No 3H
Broadway.
TIE SOLDIERS WIDOW.
If T6sN Ty,J,
SIR: The wife of one of the 9Th Regiment who was
killed in the battle at Bull Rum il in great restitution
She has five email children. give you her and
address, that any Of your chartably inclined readers
can call upon her if they WISH ANY who will be-
stow any money rest assured that it will be ju-
dicously and well employed. Ell.
RETURNING REGIMkETs-ARRIvAL OF THE SECOND
NEw.JERsEY, THE TWENTY-FIVE NEw-YoRK, AND
FIRST CoSsECTIcUT REGINESTs.-The I'd Regiment
of Hudson County arrived quite Unexpectedly in Jer-
sey City yesterday morning They reached Trenton
on Saturday evening" and it was expected they would
remain there until Tuesday, at which time srrsayc.
ments were made to give them q fitting and welLde.
served reception. 1t was, beweyer fo".3 nconye.
nient TO quarter them at Trenton, and they were TEN.
posnly dismissed Still though they reached jersey
City almost unexpected and unsnnounced their recep-
ton was enthusiastic in the extreme AS their
approach the city sknown, the fire bels wererung
bringing ont the Fire Department in full force. The
citizens also assembled in thousands to give well
come TO the returning heroes. The company all come
back in good health and excellent spirits, and large
majority express intention of at re6nlistiDg fr
tue war;
On Tuesday next they return to TreHton, where they
will be mustered out of service, after which they will
have formal reception by the authorities and citizens
Of jersey City. On Saturday evening meeting was