New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

The ENROLMENT.

TIE enrolling DOORS Delug III Tic naius VI s SoPy ie~
and examiners. Judge.Adyocaie-G General Anthem
informed us yesterday u at the list would embrace
nearly 200 900 names. The managers Of tho Brook
lyn Academy of Music have given the use of shat
edfce TO Gen. Anthem as enrolling office M that
city. TIE work goes bIavsly on. The following
statement from Tie AiJNny Ece"ing Journal Of
Thursday may be considered as &c unofficial:
The snrollments are prog ressing vgorous in most
Of the counties. But the labor Is immense, and 1t
will be altogether imprac,icabs 10 have the roll per-
fected by thu Sd Of September. as a consequence,
tue draft cannot be made az tAts State on that day.
Nor 10 Il practicable now 10 say just when it can be
made.
Ii desirable that the errollments should not only
10 perfected as speedily az possible, bu! that they
should be accurate. The omission OF ever 90 few
names in a neigbborhood, liable TO service would
create great dissatisfaction; while very few would
complain OF the draft II 1t were known 10 be isiriy
made.
Meanwhile the work Of enlismeuts should be
zealously prosecuted. Every day that the draft ia
delayed should be equivalent ~ 1000 volunteer
draft cannot he made on the ID Of September, it 10
poeslble-by proper effort in the right direction-to
avoid tie draft altogether.
SHOEMAKERS GONE To THE WAR.
Eighteen shoemaker in the employ of William a..
Jeffers, of No. 573 Broadway, have recently enlisted
for the war; MrJeers promising them their situations
upon their return Since tie receut cali for troops,
MIR. Jefers has offered bis men fl0 each over and
above the other bounties TO enlist 10 either the old
or new regiments, H. they may choose. lie employs
upwards of $50 men. one-third Of whom, II not
more, will probably enter the ranks.
THE sIXTY.sIXTH REGIMENT n. Y. v.
In addition 10 The 50 State, SIS United StateS,
and $l3 pay in advance $50 bounty offered as an
inducereni for recruits 10 JOIN this regiment under
command of COL Joseph e. Pinckney, formerly
comusndant Of & e 9th Regiment n. Y. 5. Militia.
Col. Pinckuey, with his command, has been 10 the
field since the commencement of the war, and 10
attached TO Gen. Mcclellan army. Recruits cannot
do better than TO enter this regiment for kinder,
more attentive, and moro capable military COM
dant is not TO be found az the head OF any corps
now in the field. The recruiting office Ut the Armory
of the Governors Guards, over Centre Market, IL
under charge of Adj. Burton X. DAVIS and Sergeant
Cornell Hardenbrook. Col. PinckDey came home
some time ago on sick leave, and is still in town.
Since his convaesceDce ne has been doing oil III his
power 70 aid tho recruiting officers
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE up THE 10th n. Wv.
The 10th Regiment n. Y. Volunteers, numbering
900 men, from the interior Of the State, arrived oil
Jersey City on Friday morning on the steamer
Syracuse and two barges. Ibis hne command s.s
beeu organized within n month. They have been III
quarters at Camp Littlejohn, Osvego, for ID. lAst
week, and are fully armed and equipped. The fol-
lowing is q full list Of the field, staff, and kDe
officers:
C.osel. D c. Liejohn. ossego; Lieut. ColOno Clinton
Oswsso; Qautsrmsser. " u. smith. o'wess Chaplain
Surgeon Dr. GIs.n, Parish I'd A..i sHs.on, AKl Rtcs
Hannibal; ssrg-sntMsi1r. B B.lsy o'~sso' Quarter
dsll Fnlton; 70 Lieut., A. A Wood, Fulton.
y. IH%p'IPX u h ID Jo..b H.sp.. %ni.s:,swn
Company Capt o. B. olm's.d Orwell 10, Liss.
Yst.. W. Newton Sandy Creei ID Amos ,. J'An'Sn
R<dheld.
Company D-c.pt. II. C. D.y.ndcrt H.',ingi Is, Li.st
d. D. aoh'fD, s.ne save ,u s.a,e1 IL, Lieut. s.n
ne. IS SeSol,. M,1ic. "a VIM / saith F..imo;
Comp.ly f-Cspt II. n.yd, H.anib.l L., Lieut. l'"e
n Peinain Hannibal "a Thsmss Hsnter, Sterling Csyus.
Company G-Csp, Wm. P Mckinley, o'~ssoi IL, Lieu,
Ebsnr,sr je,ri,t scribs ID Ausu.u, q. Fey o,-sss
Csup.n, H-Cspt John si.v,nsoo. Oswsso ToVn, il"
Lieut.. Chs A Phillips, Osvesoi ID Wm. ks''@as'seh'
C.spssy Cap, James Doyle, o.~es'' lat Lest Tho.
Kshoe 0.w:'o "a r 1lli, u,'sso o,.,,D. Il, L.u,
Chsuncy GMdlsr, Parish; ID y. A. Gardner AinooJ;
Col. DE Wit &. Lttlejohn Is q native OF Albany,
adj wac formerly prouinent Wing politician. lie
was elected in 1852 10 the Assembly, and osesmc
Speaker of that BODY during the sessiou Of 1857 He
filled the san position in 1883, lSbV, aud 1901.
mong the Captains are u Colonel and Lientenan'
Colonel OF q miiitis regiment, and TWO ministers OF
the Gospel. Capt. Doyle was the connandant Of
the 4sth tOswegol Regiment Newly State Min
tia, and Capt. Duvendorf YVES the LleutsnAn'-Colo-
mel OF the same organization. Capt. GArret was
for many years Baptist miDitter III Oswego County
CAPT Sawyer was a Methodst n1nh'er, aud LIS
been stationed in Osweso, Jefferson, aud 81. LAW
renee Counties. Many uou from his VARIOUS con-
creostiops have enlisted under bin. The Lieu
tensnt Colonel is n prominent lawyer OF Ohweeo,
and is well known w u civil engineer.
The IIOth left for the seat Iof on Friday even.
ing, by the Camden aud Amboy route.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE 18TH
NRw-YORK REGIMENT.
This regiment recruited principally IN Mont
pomery and Fulton Counties. few we're enlisted
- Sars.o.1a Comfy. IL embraces Al officers, 800
mi vat.s and ~ servants In the regiment there are
Two clergymen one is q commissioned aud tho other
q non AFOREMENTIONED officer. In one company there
ara six brothers, by the name Of Llnegar; they
belong TO the yilags Of FultOnville.
Col Summons il man OF fortune and high social
.,ond'ng- lie comes Of q good sock, bis father
having been an officer in the war OF the Revolution
Coi Stone makes honorable mention Of him IN his
lie NJ Brant The following u list VI the names
of the officers: r, y O o.,,
Ns,or Pairick Cowan; Adjatsnl: Horton; Chap
lain, L. Clemen,; Qu.rsnn.';s "a heH.fsin ssrs.oa,
sn, ~ ~ inssrsoni Ssrss.ntNsoI d. Hsy"cod
Sudsss1 D. AcM.ran Hospital Steward J.
o %ss Wandered Iy k.s,..s'rv " n; NJ
..sn y Smith T. =. Wslrs,h " smith =,
Mnntgouery County has done aud IL doing nobly.
Mior Sammons ia brother Of the Colonel OF the Ii1th
tnown a. the Leader OF the Know Nothing party IN
n.y., Sss with 400 men la. just gone into the camp
vacated by the gallant regiment now bound Tor .ne
.ea, Of war Mountaineering allthe pa,ross" On,
played by the County Of honsKCno, '"sv a,o s
.pero ", hnnrd and lodging at Fort Lafayette Ty
Iarc discouraged eDhstmen's, ana houSeu 'aio Az.
nasS ua,on In town we could name, an ignorant
farmer objected to the ra'ins Of liberty :, POLE 81.
Oh bis land and rsvod Ike "a , S.rs in from, of
heisn ouse In The zane town another Old scamp In
s ni ap loyal men BY posting pArds about the r Tssa
9ornoo and the names Of others are In the poe