New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

INDEPENDENT MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS IN
NETWORK.


citizens Of the Ninth Ward, we have seen no signs
whatever OF the military movements expected Of
our loyal citizens. Are we beyond the reach Of
dangerl lie there no necessity for the organization
of civilians into companies and regmentsl Should
the budren fall exclusively upon those who have
volunteered to serve their country at the seat Of
war; We hold that if fo- no other reason, We
ought to enroll our names and drill, for the moral
effect il could not fail to produce at home and
abroad.
We have an abundance Of fighting material ROW
dormant, which would be developed by independents
military societies. Great numbers Of men wous
be educated ia the science Of war, and in time Of
need could he used reserve corps. Many who
can be spared from the different vacations and posi-
ribns in life, after slight acquaintance with the
use of arms, would volunteer to their country
in the field. Our brothers in arms would feel en-.
couragcd and lie inspired with new vigor, when
they knew that we had also made preparations
to defend our common country, and were ready
TO nut on the harness of battle az the call Of duty.
Americans accustomed To the use OF arms, and
they have the reputation Of being the best marks
men in the word let il be known that every
citizen is "A soldier and that the nation is under drill
and we hall strike blow that will echo around the
world
THE BARNEY RIFLES.
A subscription list is going The rounds OF the en-
yloyees OF the Cusom-liOu-e Tor the purpose Of AID
Iug in recruiting the Hiram Barney RIiles between
: 1900 and $1,000 will be ra-ed.
THE TwENTY-sECOND REGIMENT AT EAST
NETWORK.
The following order was -sued yesterday morning:
Hr.pcr.kTEEs 22D REGIMENT Y 5. NJ.
EAsr NEw.YoEK. Sept II. 1892
/ GEysRAL ORDER No. 37-All ofcsfs con'eomHis.ioued
ported for duty will do Immediately The penalties 70,
sosence will be strictly enforced
W. "A MoGRATH, Adjutsnt
RECRUITING FOR THE OLD GERMAN REGIMENTS.
Tie Executive Committee appointed by the meet
ing OF German citizens, held At The Aston House
Aug. 81, for the purpose Of raising bounty fund
for the encouragement of recruiting the old German
regiments in the field, and par icularly those
under the command Of the gallant Gen. Sigel, have
succeeded In ensting and xiediiing 10 their respect.
i've regiments 500 rstclass recruits. They are now
receiving 80 TO 40 recruits per day. bui their funds
are exhausted and unless the N-wYork public come
promptly 10 heir aid with liberal contributions. they
II feel reluctantly compelled to cease their !aoors,
which have thus far teen eminently slccessful.
The Execu i've Committee will make one more per.
sonal ehOr. with the New-York public, in the hope
that prompt and liberal response may prevent the
breaking up of an organization which is eectng 70
much practical good for the cause Of the Union.
EXPECTED RETURN OF TIE TWELFTH MILITIA.
This regiment. Col. w. G.. Ward, having remained
beyond the period for which they enlisted, were
taken prisoners at IIarpers Ferry but have now
been paroed. Lieut.. Col. Satterlse .v-cay tee.
graphed that the regiment ito return march,.
MAY il meet an enthusiastic welcome.
sIXTY-sIXTH REGIMENT y. Y. VOLUNTEERS
ibis iue gimeDt, commanded by Col. Joseph e.
Pnckney, Is recruiting rapidly, and promises coon
10 b. filled TO its mailman nnmoer. Every
listing the Goth reeeivss$i79 bounty money be-
fore leaving the State, $l3 upon joining his company
IN the he d, and so when honorably discharged
from the service. The officers are all men of good
military abilities, and nearly all have seen service
for the last aud halt. Capt. Burton III. DAVIS.
Recruiting Officer, ia in Attendance daily al tie old
Armory OF the Regiment, over Centre Market, pre-.
pared to enroll all those who desire to join.
SECOND BATTALION DURiEE ZOUAyEs.
Col. Hull is progressing rapidly with the orsanxa.
ton OF his regiment. About 500 men already
enrolled. superior class Of men are berg obtained
Capt. Gouverneur Carr of the first bata ion will be
MAJOR of the new command. Lieut.. Charles IL.
West has been appointed AdJutant. The State
bounty of go Is psid TO recruits.
FIFTH REGIMENT METROPOIITAN GUARD.
Col. L. w. Parmeee lately Major of he 37th
Regiment n. u n. c., is organizing a regiment Of
volunteers for the war which Is 10 be the iith OF the
brigade being raised by the Police Commissioners.
The necessary preparations were commenced on
Monday. The Adjutant is w. l.. Watkins and the
Quartermaster, s. W. Scott. Through the agency
OF the Police Commissioners extra provision will BE-
made for the families OF volun eers large amount
of money having been subscribed for that purpose.
THIRTY SEVENTH yOLUNrEERS-IRISH RIFLES.
Capt. james L. Mcguire Is recruiting Tor this reg
imsnt AT No. il2 Broadway. lie has enlisted, siHes
Aug. II, IA men. squad Of 30 leaves 10 day for
the field. This WAS the first Irish regiment TO leave
New-lork Col flayman Is Captain in the regr-
lar army, and was for time Mastering and Dis
bursing Officer here. Ii seems 10 us that tie caims
OF this brave regiment have been overlooked by
those Offering extra bountes for men. little assist
ance could not be better applied.
EMPIRE BRIGADE.
This command is ordered 10 leave to-day for tbs
seat of war. Col. Jourdsns regiment bias been
ready 10 move for the past three days, aud CO.
CIaassens can be soon prepared for departure. Toe
third Col Braulik, ana the fourth, Co. Burke, are
as yet uuproyided with arns aud equipments.
Nrw-YORk CITY GUARD.
Col 4. NJ. Lechterkost and Leut..Col. w. D.
Olmsted have received authority TO raise new rcgi'
ment of volunteers Tor the war, TO be called the
New-lork City Guard.
HowARD's MARINE ARTILLERY.
The recruiting offices of this splendid regineas
were closed yesterday, the last detachment ORE,
rruils having sailed in the steamer Guide commanded
By Lieu,s. X. +. Hsmpson ana Il. IL. Franklin. Inc
Marue Artillery has been IN service now more tnaD
A wear under command of Col w. A. Howard Of
Le United States Revenue Service, gallant and
ficient officer. IL participated all the battles Of
North Carolina under Gen. Burnside, and Is now
veil established on its own gunboats.
The rapiGty with which this regiment haudles !"
leayy luns through the breakers 10 the shore OF
hip. is IA sight for those unaitsted TO behold. luz
Rebels Thought when they saw the guns brown
overheard at the battle OF Roanoke that II was 81
up with those vessels, but the first thing they huew
ho gallant ar,illerlsls line shore with he
ecently submerged cannon, loaded and pnmed io'
ction.
THE STANTON LEGION.
The difficulties existing in relation to the payment
4 the bountes to the Stanton Legion have all been
rrauged, and the regiment will be paid oI today
families of the soldiers will be allowed 10 enter