New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10
LOCAL MILITARY IIATTEEs.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.

FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
CAN'T VIM. 4. Tseadwoll Ii recruiting for C0mpa
nv b. at No. II Broadway. An extra bounty OF
slO each will be paid TO the hrsi 20 men eus,lng in
his company.
DEPARTURE OF TIE ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TEENIH REGIMENT.
Tlis regiment, known a. the 5tn Senatorial DIS
trict Regiment, Col. Elias Peissner, let Camp
Turtle Bay at , p. M. SATURDAY., by the steamer
Red Jacket for Elizgbe;hport whence they lrft for
Washington by tie Ncw-Jersey Central Railroad.
This il the irst regiment TO leave New York City
under the la,t call of the President. There were
80 men, oil OF whom We're armed with Enfield
naes liz relation TO the reported mutny, WE have
received the following letter from the Colonel;
~ As Editor Of The v y Trib.He
sn: There hes been IL any serious disturb
there has been need Of outsiders 20 watch
company Of the 5'h Militia was sent here at osT own
reons. to relieve our gusrd from duty in order that ell
n.en u.sy prepare 70, their departure, prrssvrp
Sept o. 1862 Colonel Cong 18th Res,. n. Nv
FIRST REGIMENT METROPOLITAN GUARD.
This regiment has been paid aud the time for de-
rarture was fixed for Tuesday. Ii WILL however, be
delayed until the latter part Of the week.
sEyENTY-FiRsT REGIMENT, n. \. :. ~.
In the transmission BY telegraph OF General Or
der No. 20 Of hdjutant General ilhouse, published
IN Monday papers. the Seyenty-hrst Regiment
was accdently deprived OF their share Of the honor
conferred upon oGr militia regiments. None Of our
city regiments have displayed more patriotism or
field Of Bull Run above the noise Of a palc-etrlcken
retreat was heard the order az Col Martin, Steady,
boys ,teady !" Molly, calmly, WA II o1eyed. Gen.
Van Vechten ON Monday received tie following dis
patch:
Gen CtrY1KR yAS vYcHrgS No. 81 BIikr, .i,esfs
III, seven'y.hr Regiment, n Y n g., is IA the Original
ofdef no 20 and printed ia fte Ar Of h, morIss
!. b. sIONEHOUsE. A ''i'!Hnt Adj Cen
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TROOPS.
At an early hour on Monday morning, 1000 New
England Volunteers arrived al jersey CITY, on their
way to Washington. They were the lith Vermont
and the 3lth Massachusetts Regiments. On Sunday
the 10Th Vermont aud the 3Jth Massachusetts passed
over the road, making an aggregate Of 1000 troops
from New England within period of 81 hours.
Tie llth Vermont, Col Warren, cane from lis
camp ia Brattleboro' fully recruited. The men rep
resent almost all tho counties IA the Green Mountain
state some of them are Canadians, who crossed
the border to aid us in putting down the Rebellion.
They are all fully uniformed and equipped. The
Nth Massachusetts Is also full equipped and uni
formed-the former regiment II furnished with Aus
,ran, the latter with Springfield riies lhe MAs-A-
chueetts men are commanded By tOl. EdwLrds Al
excellent oiicor formerly Adjutaut in the 10th Mac
ga hueetts. number OF the stall and line officers
haye seen service. Two trains Of carr were required
10 move this splendid regiment IL reached i's place
OF destination on Monday night. New-Engandi Is That
portion of our country where they buiid Sehooi-
houses ana ralse men.
DISSEMINATION OF A SWORD, SASH AND BELT.
There was "A lively time AZ the Nassan Hotel iiud'
son avenue Brooklyn, on Saturday evening the on
inst, the occasion being the prceniatlon OF sword,
sash and belt 10 l.. ii. - ieirne ESQ., paar'e master
of the "a Senatorial Regiment, Col. Conk. The
sword. &C., were the GIT o. MessB. vLlhp IL. Gro.
gan AVID WIN. IIutchinps OF Brooklvn. n number oil
The friends of both parties were present, VINO gave
expression 20 their ieeiIngr IN loyal ana la'Honc
sentiments asd speeches. This splendid regiment Is
under marching orders and will leave for Nashins-
ton "a Wedne sday or Thursday Of this week.
NATIONAL WAR COMMITTEE, OF iiiL ClIlILNs
or NEW-YORK.
Attic meeting of the National war COMMITTEE neI'
Yesterday the following resolutions were adopted;
hsird That tho Teaslier be AMI I, hereby dt,oel 20
.S hs check N favor OF Hon Nhsi!es bhy
lie CorcoTn Committee for ell moneys IN me h4nu' VINO"
vrro speci ally subscribed TO the I0scorsn Le;ion'
Hsslred Ihat o( the fund, IL tie btnds ~ tA'
OB be reserved oI fgure demands qua inst th"
BE- pofooatrd 50 fir will 70 may be required 70 me
,irnt Of bounty Of 0 GO each resident % l- Guy "Io
81 sll enl,t la the torcoraD Legion VI any O'.el os
,er recruiting ia his city within tue u'1 t" '"s anu
tn.t the money paid regular order - e o. en-
tants furnished 20 the Treasurer 80 o"s De ov "s
he money IN hand - cu-3 l.
the following gentlemen:
Denniug Duer IN place Of NJ. H. orsnneli nelson y
Uss,InI, In psce OF David Dowsi George u. Phelps IN
snS Iyn y pods. Vim g. lambert. in place Of Jenes
b,nkard Henry NJ Pierce, place Of VIM A-tos oeoge
\ Coe in place Of C. Vanderbilt Henry hhi In place 81
Adrian Iselin
The Committee was aso incressed 10 Al by the