The New York herald., 1862-08-07

~ the oampai mi are being rai y asd up Guy Judse
Mchinn posed be taking his vacation TINS monin
hut Urgent activity BY every loyal citi
I'm ir hsping to suppress the rebellion mas y uo
sass 80 remain 70 Inc Guy ior The p1rposs :. snsn.s
under him Colonel 70 return 70 the ranks Within
north 70 has succeeded in sending oil two hundred
wounded soldiers, who have recovered together win
dur al recruits The regiment is comm ,nded by
Q Hayman, and ther rs no ioabt that when it Is again
brought into the field II will gain laursls for
courage and devotion to the Stars and Stripes.
rHE SECOND REGIMENT, EApfRE BRIGADE.
The following privaes Of Conf any H. Second regiment,
Empire Brigade, Captain W. W. Bowles, are hereby
de ed report themselves for duty and 10 receive the
State bounty due them within hours or hey
viii be cois iered and treated desersrs, vzs-Iohn
R,gan, mistered in June II: rarhey tronn June "a;
Garrett FARLEY, June IT; Charles Oatm,n Jane IL John
Everett, June 49, John Rary, June Is. William Kane,
June 25 Charles Funk June 25; Alfred Cock June 8;
Henry ok, June "a BY order Of Drig Ger sPiNolA.
P.J CLAssEs, Colonel and Acting nspecsor General r. b.
FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS
This regiment is doing well, under the able command
OF Coo sl William Gurney Recruits being forward.
ed to iho camp Ly. The hsadquerers are al 'Io1ar'
HAL sli Broadway, where Colonel Gurnay can 6s seen
daily
COL. ponoE's MOUNTED RIFLES.
The headq quarters Col Dodgss Mounted Rss are at
No 600 broadway. Capt. Paten, the recruiting officer
progresses exceIery in recruiting and sends IN daily
number OF the corps, now sat lned IN Siiolk Va
TINS should be pursued by all representative
officers of other regiments ia the Held " order the more
efectuaiiy 70 reinforce then TT
THE THIRTY -EieaTn RnGTMEFr n. =. .. voLUN-
s4 TEERs.
This gallant regiment commanded by Coz. j. Fl. Hobart
Ward aud known as the Second Scvtt Life Guard, now
calls unon tho citizens Of New York for recruits. The
Th,rtyaghth has been in almost every action which has
taken rce since the commencement OF hostiitleS and
everywhere lanrels victory and fame. Bull run
Malvern Ihl Fair Oaks and Williamsburg m lst speak In
thuner tones of praise TOR tho training Of the corps
Ap lcaiAn enlistment be made Lieutenant 4.
Miller, 800 Biooms street. near Centre .a-sket.
BOARD or Aldermen.
This Beard net yesterday, President John T. Henry
ESQ, In the chair.
On motonof Alderman BootS, the preamble and reso.
luton espcc.ing the bounty to volunteers called
from tho table.
Alderman DAYTON offered an Amendment pledgng the
city pay bounty Of $50 to all soldiers from the city
Of New York in the field
Alderman Boois said tho amendment was mainly an
effort 10 defeat the whole matter.
The PRESIDENT said the amendment was out OF order
The resolutions adopted by vote OF 10 10
The ordnance authorizing the Mayor to offer the boun-
ty to all bodied who shall enlist wlla twen
y days after the passage of the resolution and appropr
atng $3.50 COO for the payment thereof then read and
adopted
Tie following ia the ordinance -
ORDINANCE To PROMOTE THE SPEEDY RsRrUMRST OF THE
ArsTls ENGAGED IN DEFENDING -us
IsrYsRlIy NATIONAL UNION
Tie Kayr Aateraen and Coamonalty of The City Of NeW
Yo,k ITO srdasa a. foiio0s:--
Sec l. For Che purpose Of expediting the recruitment
OF the several regiments OF volunteer iders from tht
city Of New York engaged in the service VI the Uni
ted States defending the integrity Of the national Cnt
his honor, the Mayor Of to City of New York, is hcreb,
authorized aud requested forthwith TO iss his
tion, Offering behalf of the Corporation. to all aht
died persons Of the age prescribed by Law, who shall
within twenty days after the date thereof enlist II IN!
ono o the regiments from this oity at the Of
war, upon the terms and conditions set forth IN the orie
OF tic Adiurl General OF the state OF New YORK undeI
date Of a. the of atty dollars each in addition 4
all the other bonties heretofore offered or agreed to b,
paid volunteer soldiers the present by the State
of New York or United States To be paid :,
Of ihe city Of New York Immediately after they arc
accepted and mustered into tho service Of the United
states.
sec q To enable the Comptroller TO carry into sfec
the preceding provisions hs of two hundred ant
nfy thousand dollars hereby appropriated therefor
and the Comptroller il hereby authorized TO borrow upot
the credit and faith OF the Corporation such amount n
exceeding the said Of Two hundred and ffty Thousand
dollars may be required Pay the bounty to voluD
tecrs hereby authorized.
Sec g. The moneys 80 borrowed shall be deposited
the City Treasury and be drawn thcrofrom only for the
purpose specified and in the manner provided by Tho
section this ordinance For the moneys so Dor
rowed and deposited the Comptroller shall prepare arc
deliver TO the parties lending the same bonc Of the Corpo
Taon yalsa which shall aS sfnf4 E9a gsys :: th;
Of the city Of New York. to De signed by the Comptroller
countcrssned by Inc Mayer and se ,lod with the com
mon sell Of tie ccrporatn. aesed by the Clerk Of TN
Common Council Said bonus shall BE- rceeinable tn,
rst day OF October IN the yoar 1862 and bear nieres
al not exceeding seyen per cent per They shal
also be transferable lie pleasure OF tho holders there
Of the books Of the Corporation 10 Kept the Comp
roer's Office aud al slch granslcrs shall be certifcg
thereon bv the stock Clerk.
Tho report Of tho COMMITTEES on National Afars, giving
account OF their interview With the President
Secretary OF State at Washington, was ordered TO b
printed.
Adjourned TO Monday next at one O'Clock.