New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

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are received at N Kngsleys No. los Franklin street,
C. v. Lewiss, No. n Hudson street, and G. Nurcks,
No. 100 Hudson street. The companies raired in tb-
Ward achieved good deal Of honor in the Mexican
war aud from the material of which companies viii be
formed the will be true in tue coming struggle.
The Germans Of the city moving. The frst meet.
ing was held on Tuesday, at the Seuben House. when
the Chairman Mr. Whitman, read communication
from the Abide Camp Of Gov. Morgan and the en-
rolment Of troops for the German volunteer corps will
be at once commenced Lists have been laid out for !
registering the names Of all who desire enlist
following places:
Nos 29i and 293 Bowerv Steubeu House. No. 81 Walker
street, [zob.D No 249 William STREET M.rchl NJ "a Aen
:.ss ca;pss Tha As.nor .cJ % $50 Thirty
:,:s ksrs .s No us Sinh s AS' r"'''d"A
Il is understood that over four hundred and y men
have signed these rolls already. One hundred and
twenty enlisted on the spot the meeting on Tuesday
| evening. motion to elect Lieut. Col. Bendx 70 Do
commander Of the Regiment referred to COM
! mttee.
battalion Of cbasseurs is to be organized without
J delay. The enrolment OF names has already COM
| menced under the supervision Of Capt Lu1, who s
connected with the 5,h Regiment. Those intending TO
| form this battalion Of ehassenrs meet at Humboldt
Hall in Forsyth street The uniform determined upon
for this corps as follows subject TO the approval OF
the Governor: Dark green blouse and pants, and Kos
| suth hat Arms Mimic rifles and Colts revolvera
Those who with TO maintain their countrys iisg may
enroll themselves in the Scott Life Guard, at No. 42
Broadway, at any hour in the day evening.
| For the Young men Of the Fourteenth Ward, roll
will be opened at Brookss Assembly Rooms, No. 3J9
Broome street. Thursday evening, for the enrolment
of vountet wishing TO Join the Union Battalion, COM
handed by Col William Wilson
We are requested TO state that the Life Guards have
not elected field officers as yet.
Colonel Joeepb Pnckney Of the 9Th regiment, N. T.
g. NJ, has been rendered the command OF a regiment
now in process Of formation at Centre Market ID the
event Of his own corps receiving orders TO repair TO
Washington or elsewhere The Colonel has been in
strimenta In organizing four companies with The re-
oured auota Of men, and many others are rapidly en-
rolling their names. As soon as this regiment ID
formed it win be mustered into the service immediate
w. The drill room Of tho 9th Regiment, over Centre
Market has been rendered recruiting oihce Tor 'he
"Pinckney Volunteers" and will be kept open day
and evening until the regiments filed Qualified men
will be in attendance to afford the necessary iniorms-
ton to those enlisting in the cause.
Much epthusmsm was manifested during yesterday at
the b,adouarer. Of the Union Volunteer Regiment,
No. 6lS Broadway. Iast evening Col. Wilson was IN
attendance and IS men enrolled themselves. Ibe dii-
fereut companes will tonight elect their officers and
the captains are requested to report At the headqusert
Of the regiment Friday night over 2Vo enlisted
yesterday at this station.
meeting was held at the Mercer House last evening
and largely attended for the purpose Of organizing the
Nucleus or new regiment which is at once 70 respond
10 the call OF The Government and do duty for the M
: tonal honor and prosperity. j. J. s. Hassler Wal
called TO preside and patriotic speeches were made by
several gentlemen about immediate action and Other
ne rtinent questions; after which al Executive Com
ni,,ee WAS appointed and constituted with the authority
10 receive recruits Several names were handed IN be-
fore the meeting, and more afterward
| Al the Mercer House, last evening, lively time
| WAS had all round OF the three floors devoted 10
military training in this house every one was lighted
up and crowded with young who came TO witness
the evoutons 81 tho volartssr snd ii many cSses 70
DO led into tie course with their friends There
were whole companies Of fresh volunteers from the
desks workshops and Offices from all parts Of the
city; and TO passer-by on the sidewalk below, the
enthusiastic cheering was strongly suggestive Of cleo
, ton times.
Company B. Of the Eleventh Ward, have changed
their head quarters to No. GIG Broadway.
A call for volunteers to form a regiment under the
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" First Regiment National Guards" has been extern
svely published within the last few days. Rendezvous
have been established at the City Arsenal corner Of
White ard Elm streets at Ond, rdonk Hall in Clinton
street near Grand In Spring street near Broadway,
and ALEC IN Chatham street At the former place up
ward Of 200 names enrolled yesterday and those
received al the other place will swell this number TO
about 400 1t 10 expected that these volunteers will
be sen, to-day TO Bedoes Island TO be drilled and
equipped Some Of the officers of this regiment are
experienced army and navy officers, who express q
strong desire for immediate and active service. Officers
of companies now recruited to full muster-roll or
mostly So who are DESTROYS Of having their commands
at once mustered into active service ms battalion CON-
panies attached TO the First Regiment National Guard
would do well 70 confer at once with Col. Allen lat
the City Arsenal corner of Elm and White streets),
who will 10 pleased 10 make such arrangements may
be TO the intere. Of the Federal Government and the
State and at tho time, satisfactory TO all par
ties who may apply. The Commandant Of the regi.
the hope that the best portion Of bis
command will be mustered into service the fret Of next
week. Tie following oath is administered to each
recruit: "You do soemnly swear to serve the Govern
ment Of the United States, uphold its Constitution and
laws TO the best of your power and ability while in its
service 40 help your God"
DRILL OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
large audience assembled last evening at the 9TH
Regiment armory, over Tompkins Market to witness
the drill Of the left wing Of this favorito regiment
rumor had found currency during the day to the effect
that the Seventh had already received marching orders
and, in obedience 10 their counrys call, would take
their depature for Washington TODAY. The drill OF