New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
Local Military Matters.
RECRUITING IN TIE PARK.

! RECRUITING IN TIE PARK.
The City Hall Park once more has the appearance
Of an encampment. We yesterday counted npwnrd
of % tents occupied by Ieoruili officers for Aa-
thon's Light Artillery, spinoa,s Brigade, lialleck
Guard Sfapton Legion, Pope Rifles let National
Volunteers Phdnix Regiment, llillhonse Light In
fantry, Vosburgh Cbasseurs, 5lst New. York
Volunteers, lst United States Cavalry, Hairs
| Light Cavalry, Corcoran Zouaves, Doubleday =
! Artillery, sc. Some regiments occupy two or more
teuts Suspended IN trout Of the Recruiting Office Of
Tue narris Light Cuyh' /, large hebei ha5 zap
tnred by one &C TIE officers at Fredericksburg. 1t
attracts considerable attention, and draws crowds
about the tent. Passers by are continually saluled
with all sorts OF drum calls, from Peas on Tie
lrencher' TO the "LoUg roll, aud now and then
some incI lent bugler, eDscOnsed within the fods oil
d SNOWY tent srafIles the lonngers with frlghtiul
blast. The officers IRE active and energetic, and
lose 10 chance TO secure recruits, who as soon he
thew are uniformed are sent 10 camp, and Ger iii
cate forwarded 10 Paymaster Bliss, who ~ once for
ward. one-haf Of the bounty TO the recruit. The
Park seems 10 be favOrite rendezvous, and recruit
ing there IL ivelier perhaps than any other place
about the city. Accessions daily made to the
camps ON Staten Isl And, at East New York, Turtle
BAY, and Riker's Island. Tue Police Regiment
Coz. Turnbul the VI Heck Guard, Col. Peissner
the Stanton Legion, Col. Allen, and the National
Volunteers, show d daily increase Of memb re-; the
latter has a number OF fuIl companies, and all
dong remarkably well.
HALLECK GUARD.
This regiment il approaching completion rapidly
az any in the State. There III men in Camp
Peissner, TGItle Bay, and from 20 TO 80 sIe daily
added. Col Pessner yesterday received hn Official
appointment FROM the Fitch Senatorial COMMITTEE.
Cup,. Leubuscher has uni cd with this command
his company having been sled unGer the title Of
the Slgel Lie Guard Capt. Patrick Brown, late
Quarema, OF the 81 German RIFLES, If also Iais
ing company. Gen. SiRel, IA private letter to r
relative ia this CITY stated that he had been udered
I 4 III nf ht of
twelve regiments Tor his corps from the new levy
six Of them be taken from the quota Of this State
and three to be German tr0ops. He says g learn
that Col. Pessner Ii ralslug a regiment, and hOie
that be will Join my division" The invitation
meets with great favor among the members OF the
regiment
PHOENIX REGIMENT.
plis battalion has been desll1acd SO the ionIth OF
the ElnsirN Brigade. he Colonel, James G. Burke,
was formerly Captain IN ne Moznt Reeiment
and latteriy Major Of the 6N New-YOik. Tut
Iieutenan tColoiel, Michael ID. Smith, has held that
position for the last 1--WE years
Tie QnarteImastor is Mr.. Josevh T.. Eblng, ex-
Street Commissioner Of this city. The Captlins arc
as follows Bernard Murphy, VIM. A. Treadwell
Daniel Crowley, Patrick Pnalon, Bernard O. Reilly
Michael ORonike, Daniel O Sullivan, Eugene
o Sullivan. arc Timothy Burke. All but two o. the
cetnmss ioDed officers have service. Tue rcg-
men. was organized III 1892, by Col. Michael Cor
coran. 10 10 10 Ireland. Capt. Crowley was a Cap
well Is enrolling lreu at No. IL Broadway. He has
parsed unharmed through fourteen engagements oi
the campaign. A friend hhs advanced 10 him the
sum Of 500, TO aid in filling the ranks "a his com.
pany Inc let Lieutenant ID Frank X. iiaigin. late
Leutena in the Navy.
The officers OF the regiment make an earnest ap-
peal TO she public for assistance III the work OF en-
hstment, or for sGch pecIrIiary help AT they may
wisi, to bes,ow. The Headquarters ia Broadway,
near Grand street
LAiPii.E BRIGADE.
IDspeetof-GeBeral Cuyier Van Vechten will re-
view this command tins afternoon, at last New
York.
THE UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.
The Union Defense Committee have made an ex-
ceedintly liberal appropriation 10 aid in filing up
some o the regiments how IN the tield the ma Oiiy
Of which have already done good service. The sum
IL in the hands OF a subcommittee composed Of
MessT. Actor, Draper aud Sloan. The COMMITTEES
have also dstennined TO receive subscriptions from
persons who desire 10 aid III recruiting one or more
men III these regiments By the payment OF mod
erte sum for ench recruit 70 the extent of tie num-
ber subscribed fpr. In this mode the difficulties in
regard to couAicting bounty payments will be OBJ
yhted. The Commit intend 10 pursue judicious
p nn, by offering remuneration to squuds Of 1--WE Or
len W filling existing organizations only.