The New York herald., 1862-09-07
NEW YORK HERALD,

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the multiiarous cares and of the amount OF 81
nss which occupies the ateut II G.. sri Arthur enS
his efficient assistants, they not only satisG viii
the In which their wants have b, en- attend
but grateful for the marked kindness which has beor
shown them.
SIXTY NINTH RE0InENr NEw YORK STATE MILITIA
ihis gsofiur Ola regiment rs again preparing 70 enter
the neld Captain d. l.. Sullivan of Company A, 20 which
Gene Corcoran formerly bel nged fant now called Cor
Grams Own, Is recruiting rapidly The General is still
member Of Company A. and the members feel pride in
IT, Captain Sullivan had mustered into the United
states sers Large number OF within the last cw
GAYS THIS company expects to number one hundred and
rHE IRISH BRIGADE PRESENTATION TO CAPT. LEDDY,
OF THE aIxTy-NIkrH N. Y. q. v.
Another batch of for Maagher's Irish Brigade
leave for the seat OF to DAY. Recruiting for this line
organization has been qute successful during the past
week In the City Hall Park recruiting for ths brigade
Is carried on By Captain Hogsn and Sergeant John
McCsnn Of the sixty The latter soldier Is quite
veteran In the military service and VIII yet mako h.
vase in the Thi4ssn,h ss Dragons Of the British
army, and through every battle Of the memora-
BILE seven days fight before Richmond Some Tow nights
regiment New York state Volunteers who fought brsvey
In the seven days ngh being shot IN ne a asn H. WAS
ns sunss x p nesy n%ss1
: soldier. ras prsssntssio1 .s.s place :. the
Kelly ana Giichrst and Dr. Giles were sneag those pre-
sent upon the occasion. The presentation speech was
sy y e. e.
Nugent and Mr. Kelly also spoke The sword y spleo.
did specimen Of manufacture, and bears ths IN
70 Capsain Thomas Leddy, Of the
Sixty ninth regiment New York STATE volunteers IN ap
probation OF his bravery and courage in tins battles BE-
fore Richmond
THIS P1FrY-rHIRD REGIMENT NEW YORK srArx
VOLUNTEERS.
SPECIAL 0RDIR---S0 81
CAMP SCRoCOs RED HOUsE, HARIkh, sept. b, lo0z.
This regiment win leave for the seat OF Monday,
the 9th instant The will DO paid the United States
bounty and all State bountiss, or advance pay unpaid
Snt Motnh
out leave hereby ordered to report Immediately At
these headquarters be deemed desersrs and treated
Go. 4. BUCKINGHAM, Colonel Commanding.
HENRY r. IIEBEsAU, Adjutant.
rHIRTY-sEvESTH xEGIMENr Nxw YORK STATE Nj
LTTIA.
This regiment, which has just returned from three
months service Is rsorganizng for the war under the
name Of the Fifth Metropolitan. Major T. w. Parmelee,
OF the Thirty seventh has received the appointment OF
Colonel, and quite number OF the officers and men OF
that regiment already enrolled their names MAJOR
Parmeee of the most accomplished oicors IN the
service, and will have the assistance of officers ana men
who have already had thorough training In camp the
Fifth Metropolitan thus organized and partly recruited
from the ranks Of the Thirty promises become
one Of best regiments into the field The ro-
crutng station is at No 696 Boadway near tho Metro
poitan Hotel.
RECRUITING AT THE NAVY YARD.
Some two hundred already been enlisted from
the operatives of this naval station All the depar ments
have made provision for the families Of those who enlist
and have also offered very liberal bounty Recruiting
among the sailors and marines continues as brisk as over
NATIONAL WAR COMMITTEE -CoNDoLENcE WITH
GENERAL KRARNY's FAMILY.
The National Committee met at the Chamber OF Com
merce yesterday afternoon, In secret session. Condoa
tory and eugostc resolutions on the death OF Genera
Kearny were adopted and copies ordered TO DO sent
the family Of deceased. The committee who were to
visit the Governors OF the New England States handed
their report but the nature OF 1t did not tanspre Do
nations from Meredith Rowland ($250) aud from g. ID
Phelps (SsO) were received for the Corcoran legion
General Corcoran was to have been present. but dserred
| his visit till Monday.
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PRESENTATION OF HORSE TO COLONEL FRANK
HORNE.
Major Chambers OF tho Twenty third Massachusetts
regiment, presented magnificent horse yesterday u
Colonel Frank Horne i given to the Colonel oy the
by him. The horse arrived in the steamer Haze from
Newborn, and is full blooded animal. The regimen
gave him the name OF DANDY"
| FLAG PRESENTATION TO COLONEL GURNEv BY TIL
SIXTH SENATORIAL COMMITTEx.
The Military Committee of tho Sixth Senatorial distrc
met at the City Hall yesterday, Captain Marshall in tn
| chair and received the following donations--
Mr.. James Lsnnox III .O0
| Don Alonzo Cushman, ~
Dir. lawson.
After some other trning business the committee ap
pointed TO procure flag 10 be presented 10 Colonsa Cur
ney exhibited beautiful flag, manufactured by Bail
Black Co II is mado Of blue silk, heavily frnged will
yellow. On the diverse side are the national colors
Above these is the inscrption0ne Hundred and Twen
Senatorial datrict On the reverse side are the stat
arms, below which the words, FRO Deo OF Libertate
The sta Is Of stained maple surmounted with an eagle
In the OF the sa Is silver plate on which Is thu
following inscription the One Hundrsdth and Twen
" seventh regiment Colonel Gurney by the Committee
OF the Sixth Senatorial Dsrict" After adjournment the
committee proceeded to Staten Island where the flag wa
presented BY exAnshouse Governor Smith 70 the reg
ment Colonel Quincy received il In very appropriate
terms on behalf Of the regiment The flag Is decidedly
Seaali and reflects much credit upep beth donors and
manufacturers.
PATRIOTIC POLICEMAN.
Patroman James Irvy, Of the Second district. Metro
| poitan police has rendered his resignation to tht
| Police Commissioners, In order that he may enis
As soldier in one Of the regiments now being
recruited. In his letter TO the Commissioners hs
says 81 feel that every man who s able TO carry
musket hs should do 20, as 10 my judgment. the only
q free others n ins Is % S
sfrss government which havs enjoyed under the Starr
sus i was my pride 10 follow the plains Of Mexico
s.s, hnmb,, member Of tine New York Volunteers"
| rHx rsrvArI ss.sErARY or HENRY CLAY In TIL
10 iH. nssses u IN mSsle. 80.
CAxr NEW DoRP, STATEN lsLAxp, N. r., sept 8, lSox
Your kindly notice Of ne In last Sundays hxaALD =
duly appreciated and afer weeks service 10 camp
still feel as willing as ever devote ny NE and best sner-
ges TO my oouptry's honor and glory.
But why should be the only literary man @ be 10.
ticeds find In my company some eight or ten mon who
have higher claims than myself for literary dstnctso0
among whom IL my particular friend, John r. Coles isse
editor OF the Household Journal who gave up his ucra-
tive position and donnsd NE g,rD Of common soldier
the risk Of his life.
In our company there are eight competitors and two
pressmen This affords sufficient evidence that the typo
graphical furnishes It's full quota 10 the ranks OF Mars
To fellow craftsmen, whether Of pen or stick We
say 100 thou and do likewise" Respectfully,
JOHN b. FRY Company K, Stanton Legion.
The National War Committee.
NO. l6 WALL STRx1, Sept. o, 1852
Hon. WE MoMrHRy:-
DEAR SRYsus Of this date asking "what part took,
h any in relation TO the action OF the War Committee
urging the raising OF y thousand troops for Generals
Fremont and Mitchell requires other answer than
the enclosed copy Of my letter 70 said committee Very
truly yours, EDWARDS PiERkrFoNr.
No. 10 WALL STREET, Sept. 4, 1852.
VIZ ORION ESQ.,, Secretary OF the National War Com.
nittee- .
| DnAs srn-The reason why did NOT reply 70 the