The New York herald., 1862-07-29

open recruiting yesterday morning. The follow ING
notice appears outside the door
TsaMET 5aIGY FoiiT1 TaF isisH
BRIGADE, s
ccNNANfFp
THOMAS FRANCIS NEAGiiER. !
COME one, Come All.
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In trout Of The Headquarters hung large green flag
irish nGtor colors. There yesterday recruited
Cor ths brigade some forty or NIFTY MAJOR Warrington
aas charge OF the station Now is the time for ecrats
to enter tho Geld with honor and work side by SIDE
with those brave fellows who have 81 often faced
deah ia N It's mos appallse hass Win the eoiers
glory and fame who ID il that would not feel honored
ard proud in lighting under such glorious emolens Of
freedom yalorP General Aeagber is exerng himself
10 tie n, st OF his abilities in forwarding the Interests
Of l brigade large banner wiz be hung out today
which viii bs inscribed the names Of the battles IN
which the brigade has been engaged.
TAE METROPOLITAN REGIMENT.
Tins regiment fast progressing the road 10 com
petion, and VIII be- when ready TO march, one OF the
finest organizations haling from the metropolis. The
sncampment is situated in the healthy locality Of
Riker's leland Arrangements have been made 10 fur
nsh he Metropolitan regiment az with their bounty
money ia probable they will be the first receive
Il under ,be crder of things.
THE FIFTY-FIRsT REGIMENT.
Over one hundred men are yet wanted to MI up this
regiment which among the first TO plant its flag
tho ramrars OF tho enemy at Roanoke Island and Now
eyibed the rtandard or the Fifty first testify TO the
courage OF tic and the gaansry and skill Of its Of
men, whose achievements in the past ioretel its future
cannot select better organization. The reg
men in now commanded by Colonel r. b. Potter, and be-
longs the corps cffee OF General Burnside. The
cruitGg Of the Iiybrst s not confined TO Senatorial
disfcs and those wiling TO join, 20 matter where they
reside in the State Of New York, viii be placed in posi-
ton for doing by applying, in writing otherwise TO
Major Charles W. Legendre, now in command Of the re-
lrGiting derot for .e regiment No 293 Broadway New
organization are ~ follows rnhod States and State
bounty Sl53, s7S OF which be paid after enlist
mont also month advance pay, or Sl3. Tho balance
10 be received after the war.
PRODUCE rxcH AEGE REGIMENT.
The members cf The New York Produce Exchange win
hold meeting AT der rooms, al p NJ to day, for
The purpose Of aiding furnishing regiment for The
war. All arc ilyei to attend.
Pathetic ACTION OF TnE HorE EXPRESS COMPANY.
Patriotism and determination are being exhibited IN
moro striking coors daily. The Hope Express Company,
of tbg city oier their employees, should they enlist, half
pay during sher absence at the war; and to retain their
situations thou until their return. Should thus praise
worthy action followed by the various other business
firms throughout the city, the c,lect would be very
beneficial ono 10 the cause Of recruiting.
VOLUNTEERS AFTER HARVEST TIME.
Harvest hands throughout the state receiving from
5. 10 81 q day. IN Ontario county g. so is payed,
and on Long Island ,he price is 80 High wages retard
cnistmsnss bat after harvest surplus Of men will Offer
RECRUITS IN BROADWAY AND OTHER STREETS.
The sidewalks OF Broadway and other streets are en-
numbered by able bodied who could swing bull III
bridge by the tail, engaged in vending small wares
They pay neither Tax rent Soldiers wives and widows
should enjoy the priv ege and an ncpient growth Of
lazzaron in New York should be prevented by the press
THE PRIVATE BOUNTY.
Those wishing 20 subscribe TO the private bounty for
volunteers. which has been so handsomely commenced
by donation from the Mayor Of thousand dollars
can 90 90 By signing their names on the paper which lies
MEDICAL AID FOR OUR SICK AND WOUNDED
SOLDIERS.
The Eoterpe one Of the hospital ships employed for the
Monroe yesterday afternoon The follow ing medical gen
temen intended 10 act in professional capacity for
army go in the Euerpe DR. J. X. Merritt, Medical
Inspector Surgeons b Ponce dc Leon and Dr. Calv
Fllis Mefsra. o. g. Turner, j. II. Emerson. NJ A. Miller
s. r. Wright y. Draper, Edward Thompson and =. NJ.
Engs medical cadets, together with number OF
War Meeting mt Addison. N. Y.
ADDISON, ~ Y. July IS, 1852.
large ard enthusiastic meeting held hero on
burg, hon. 4. s. Dven Hon. Tracy Bsads and others.
over thirty recruits enrolled themselves.
Patriotism I'm the keystone state.
EAsroN. July IS, 1862
TIE County Co,nmiss toner's Of Iehigh have appropr
ated so Northampton $50 900 for the volunteer
bounty. Tho Norris.own citizens subscribed $50 GOO
loan 70 the county eeaizsd by the State Legislature
volunteers The County Commissioners all demo-
Gratis and refused 10 receive the money offer any
bounty
Volunteering in Maine.
Augusta, Me, July rs. 1852.
Under tho increased bounty offered time ago to
old regiments the new recruiting for them is pro
crossing favornby and il is believed that the four
regiments win be ready TO march in two weeks.
How They do IL I'm New England.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The town Of Lee berkshire county Mass, having about
500 voters and having already leo TO the
raised its full quota o thirty uuder the
levy in Eve days, and they Immediately started for the
re.imenta camp r.. #.
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