New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Attenuation. who has taken lively interest in TIL,
pntrio,i: work from tie beginning. Mr.. Maperre
stll act, as Chairman oi the Committee, in connec'
iiuu with many leading citi2efs clergy aud laymen
Gov. MOr-al warmly arprovet OF the proposed
character aud purpose Of tie regiment, ava nd'hOi,
IN everything needful for iis d completion ane
mastering.
THE STANTON LEGION
In consequence Of the del arturo OF this regiment
on Monday no passes will be granted 10 any Oh 'no
mon to leave camp. Their fsmiiies may, however
Welt them to-day and tomorrow, at Camp New
D0rp. Visitors 10 the camp should ta ke The Staten
y aud cry, from the foot OF Whitehall street, 10
Vanderbilt Lancina, whence lie camp may Dc
reached by the Staten lei nd Railroad, tho entre
trip occupying hut one hour. The men are al III
excellent condition, aud view with pleasure zoe
rrosI ect Of "a speedy entrance into aclve service
Col. Allen returned from Washington last evening
MILITARY MASS MEETINGS.
A series Of vii tary mars meetings VIII be held
during the month to further EN- II uents III q " ON.
sides Rppimeni." Speakers VIII address them, and
recruiting officers be present 70 receive the names
OF volunteers IN The regiment, winch II Tie iist 20
be su,horltd by our Safe autbontiee. The head
quarters Of the regiment 10 be announced on Mon
iay morning, aud ~ camp selected this day. Many
member, OF our returned regiments are joining ihs
lIoptnIes."
BROOKLYN MILITARY MATTERS.
III, Fourth Metropolitan Regiment Yesterday en-
listed l3 men. The three companies sssieIed 10 the
Western Dirtrict are nearly full. The Taste IN
District compsIies are also nearly completed ne
regiment it Is expected, viii be full IN ten days
from this time.
The following order was issuei by Col Conk, Of
he Second Senatorial Regiment. Yesterday:
1Ls officers. ponccnui,-ioucd cfe-rs and privstes Of
his ent vii report at Camp Arhuf on saturday toth
nstl 20 ooloct Al psr,on. who nsglcos TO st'na
TIE viii hes sAed de-eters sud punished o. such
ANTHONY CoNk. Colonel Commanding
JoHy H. srYiEs. Adju'aut.
TIE regiment l. under orders to march.
The wounded soldiers III the Long IsiiDd College
HOs iits.i have pared resolutions oi thanks 10 the
Ladies and citizens OF Brcoslyn for their kinduess III
supplying them with dellcscies, and Tor their at
teutIun.
lie members of Casla w Hose Company No. u
presented er late associate, John U Conner, Captio
Of 60. G.. Is Regiment, Emlire Brigade, with A
intant lIaxley made tho presentation on behalf OF
the Company.
TIE ia Regiment State Militia have offered their
services 20 the Governor to serve for nine motifs
The Committee OF the Board Of Supervisors have
paid the county bounty OF ESQ about 800 men since
lhurrjiy morning.
RECRUITING GOES on IN WILMINGTON.
There appears 10 DO no et-up or inierulsrlon IN
the busiues- OF recgniiing. There are now 81 re-
cruiiiug Offices iD Wiliamsburgo, aud each one is
doing u bf.t-Iate business, those ut the Station
U0use4 esyecaiiy.
Ire Ware Committees sre faithful and efficient in
'he discharge Of their duiiss, and he'cs the paying
our oi bouniies, they 90 n good work by encourag-
iOg eniistuienis by al mesDs IN Their power.
hunter of citizens, too, have given up their
i'm. and ssryIces to the business. with TIE best
r, suite MANY Offer lberly Of their prvn;e funds
10 encourage cll.stneus. Among others, Mr.. Hall
Of the Niaeieenib Ward yesterday gave go for The
sal port OF two families OF men WHO agreed 70 enlist.
Mr. Charles G. Talbot II the Eourte, Lh also offered
= bounty OF g. each to the first ten men who en-
listed.
The Fourth Metropolitan Regiment now numbers
800 mou ia y ote halt OF WHOM, have been recruited
IN williamsburg fIBoe lat Saturday.