New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
LOCAL MILITARY AFFAIRS.
STANTON ILGlON.

| First Lieutenant X. J.. Van Nagenen late OF the
9th Regiment ~ J. ", has been appointed MAJOR
of tns regiment. The Quartermaster Mr. Uriah ;.
Iowe, has been already commissioned. lie was
County Clerk Of Chemnng County for The past siA
] wears. dispatch was received on Friday from
Col Allen a, Fortress Monroe stating that bis son,
Lieut.. James Allen, WAS wounded and prisoner at
| Richmond.
| RECRUITING FOR THE PITY FIRST Vol.
UNTEERs.
Major Lependre and Lieut.. Y. w Tryon have
OPENED AN office at No. &i3 BIoadway, 10 enroll men
for the Shepard Rifles. They have also a tent in the
City Hall Park
NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
| Col. Vim. IurIey's regiment OF National NOlnn-
teers IL now fairly Organized. The Surgeon, Adju-
liant, and Quar- eInilsier, have been mustered INTO
service and great has been taken IN the
! lection OF line officers. The regimen'al camp has
been establi,heds At Camp Washington, Staten Island,
und the recruiting headquarters al Mozart Hall, No.
6li Broadway.
| SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
| The Military Committee tor the Sixth Senatorial
District met ut the City Library. Friday after
noon, aud adopted resouton directing copies Of Ia
circular to be sent To every resident IN the district,
calling for subscriptions aud assistance IN procuring
recruits. a communication WIS received from the
Governor, stating Tat he had written letter to the
War Department requesting that Col. Blunt might
he allowed leave Of absence TO take command Of the
Dntrict regiment.
| Capt. George q. Brotberton and Orderly-Sergeant
| Chae. Is. Baxter, two well known cOmposort, late
ly employed in The Word office, have opened re-
cruiiDg Office for the Stanton Legion Vt No IL Cros-
by street.
| SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Mr. Clarkson Ii. Potter, lawyer at No. 81 Wall
street has been nominated Colonel by the Recruit
ing Committee of this district.
FILLING TIE RANKS OF OLD REGIMENTS.
On Saturday morning the gentlemen representing
the Common Council, Chamber OF Commerce and
Union Defense Committee, together with Judge
James w. White, Denning Duer Samuel Sloan,
Councilman Orion and Charles Gould left for Alba.
n.y. in order 10 confer with the Governor the i'm
poranc. Of recruiting TO the maximum standard all
regiments now In the field before organizing new
ones. The Committee also Intend to visit Washing
ton and lay tho matter beiore the President and
Secretary Of War.
HALLFCk GUARD.
Camp PessDer, at Turtle Bay, presents an ami
mat. appe srance. Tie morning reports chow that
over 800 men have been mustered into service for
this regiment Col. Peissner has finished his pro-
e sional duties at Union College, and will now at
tepd solely to his military business. Capt. Batter
SON company is nearly full, bis being the first To
commence recruiting. The name Of biz then indie
pendent command has becoms the title OF the bat
TALON He was laiev First Lieutenant in the l6d
NewYork, Col. Van Buren,. Mr.. Franz RUPERT is
tie contractor for feeding the men, and be has done
his whole duty. This regiment will represent the
Fifth Senatorial District. Lieut.. Ii. X. Schwern ia
recruiting at No. 80 Front street. aud Capt. Floyd
and Lieut. Frank Cahill at No. Broadway.
HOME HABITS ON THE BATTLEFIELD.
WIN. Rowland, who was many years Il member
of the 7th Regiment National Guard, at the in-
stance OF his friends has commenced the raising of
company OF volunteers TO he composed OF those whose
moral Influence, each upon the other, shall not de-
,troy all proper home training and habits A meet
inv OF the friends of such object be held to-
night in the chu,cb of which MIR. Rowland is AN
officer, ThirteeDtb-street Presbyterian Church, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. Attend-the
object 10 good one.
PAYMENTS TO SOLDIERS ON FURLOUGH
Psymsstsr Ten Eyck has paid, since the lh Of