New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.

Empire State, and before the end of the week we
shall have several regiments ready TO take the field
In this city recruiting il on the increase hundreds Of
able-boiied men enrolling themselves daily. From
ihe activity displayed at the various obces ana ir0ni
she returns daily made at headquarters. " IL 0u'
opinion that at no time since the began has re-
crOiting been so brisk the present ,me The I'd
Siional bounty proves incentive 70 recruits 70 JON
tbe old regiments, yet the new regiments arc
nearly ss well, many of the recruits preierI'ns
and know their commanders before signing VIC sV''
The Duryee's Zou ,ves seem TO be getting the non
share il being estimated thai already upward o. GU
have enlisted in this corps. proper spni' mas oseh
aroused among our citizens, and every ehor' VIII U.
made 10 fl up our quo,a with volunteers Instead OF
con-cr. In reply to ST ,Ss, ,Ta nsrartmcnt will
receive volunteers for the old regiments until the
draft il made and any excess alter they are nlled
will be credited the State as go much or the draft
Should enllstments continue Tor thirty DAYS rs tney
have for the lsst fortnight, believe that the En-
pire State will escape TIE necessity of draft Yes
terday the Board of Aldermen passed resolutions APP
propriatng $4,000 to each militia regiment thai
should volunteer and reorgaDiZe for nlno nonIns OF
Abe war. Tie Conrcilmen will undoubtedly concur
with the Board, and we believe the Mayor Is agrees'
BILE to the project. This action OF the Common
Council ia but a reiteratOn OF the general puohe
fseling which favors filling ranks with volun-
tsers rather than conscIipts.
pESERTERS.
During the last two days the police have been
very vgilant in looking after deseIters from regi-
ments now in the field. Altogether, one hundred
arrests have been made Of persons who could not
exhibit passes or discharges, and who were left to
the alternative to admit that they were deserten
The officers who arrested them were instructed to
lzol an
Governors Island. This transaction involves the
expense Of twelve cents going and coming by the
email steamboat, which plies between the Battery
and Governors Island. This the police have TO pay
themselves, and take the risk OF their prisoners
being accepted as deserters. OF the one hundred
arrested about one-haf have been cent back TO the
city because the officer arresting conld not furnish
Abe technical proof that his prisoners were desefers
Invariably the prisoners, reaching the Island
claim that at the tine Of their arrest they Were OIL
tttsr TO their respective regiments; aho Wheh'
ever such claim is set NJ, the policeman Is COM
PEELED pay fare for himself and prisoner rack 10
ehe city without nope OF reimbursement On lues-
day this practice Was carried 10 such an extent Dy
Ghe authorities Governors leland that Provost
NJ rshal Kennedy applied to Gen. Brown for an ex-
plsnstion. The General promised that the way OF
doing business should be amended; but Yesterday
the mode OF doing business was praetiecd.
TIE tendency Of this red apesn will be TO Gscour-
age the members If the Provost Marshals guard
from srresiDg deserers who are sirolhng about our
streets instead of occupying their proper places with
their regiments on the field.
The authorities at Governor Island may lie act
ing under certain infexible military rules, but the
present 10 eXigency, and no rule should be 30 IN.
flexible that it cannot yield TO the demand OF req
ments at the seat of war fol the return Of sol
diers who have been duly sworn toto their ranks.
Besides, the order from the War Department in.
struciDg the police TO arrest deserters supeIsedes all
rules TO The contrary notwithstanding.
DEsERTERS RE-ENLISTING.
Our reporter WAS informed yesterday ths, very
large pnuber of men belonging 10 old regiments,
VIC we're not discharged FROM the service, aud who
asd be.n in this cry for time, had rs-ensted
N new regiments for the purpose of procuring the
We have no way of knowing OF any special cases o.
is kioi, but such trickslers should be properly
looked after.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.
Reqalson rome a. rate which su.urs
speedy compile ION OF the State quota of volunteers
We are officially informed thar fifteen Of our enbry
regiments viii DO ready IN ten days for marcplul
orders. "a the Whole State Is supplied with Quar-
terIpasIeis stores from the Walker street Office,
vssr amount of LABOR necessarily devolves uyOi
Gen. a thur and assistants. They utteu'iv
q d energetic the discharge OF their dutics
sear,e closing the bailding Tor needed rest.
UNITED STATES MASTERING OFFICE.
The hun ed lime for the reception OF volunteers il
exeriiDg great effect upon enrolmenis. Nesrl,
go men are daily mustered Into service. IT,,
United States bounties are promptly paid " recruits
upon being s~o'n In.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS
Col. Carney is making every exertion to brin,
HE command To the maximum standard. The CON
p.ny forming at No. 3JS Broadway under the iii,
OF " The MOntOr.," working theoretically TO.
the honorary Fashionable ri.ht of the buc Tn.
Produce Exchange offer an extra bounty of $40 10
\ to frsi 300 men enlistiDg in tbs regiment Col
Ganey's headquarters are at Mozart Hail. No. Sl4
Bioadway.
PAYING OFF NEW REGIMENTS
The 10Th Regiment Col. Van
PAID on on Tuesday by tho Paymaser General Col
Bliss Of he Governors Staff at Elmira; and The
4. 1Volh Regiment Col q. "a. Palmer, al Rochester
yesterday. Both OF these regiments are completed
aud rea0y g. march upon short notice. The IG7tl
and lU5th were raised under tie auspices Of Col
Shepard of Gov. Morgan's Staff, who has had com
mand oil tie post AZ which they encanped onc
has SPARED 40 time trouble in preparing Them io
She held before the 18th ms.
RECRIIIS AND CONyALESCENTS FOR CONNECTS
cur REGIMENTS.
There are now at the Park Barracks thirty re-
crafts and couvaescents for the 9Th aud l0th Con
necticut F0uD' GERS. They are in charge Of Capt
Good year aud Lieut.. Ives The I5th Connection,
Regiment has now 800 men over the required
number.
PARK BARRACKS.
About 80 soldiers reported themselves ready for
service al tie Park Barracks yesterday. They were
ali sent 10 FOR, Hamilton, whence they will be fur
Aished with transportation " their respective COM
Hands.
sPINOLA'S BRIGADE.
C1SkSAL iix,paJ AEIgRs, srIsoLs's EsPIRz RsesDy.(
'isFAfkTTs HALL, No. SO Broadway, y. Y. Aug Is
GENERAL ORDER No. l9.-Ihe General Com.
nAdinz has 1onced with regret the either intended or
rsni ssh ont upon bng,cs orders by officers IN particular
ano e-s constrained toe nters. Of the service sno con-
no. reliability that bis order, strictly complied with to
sed al order, ssnaDg from him are to be obeyed to
s svsy p,I'i:a. BY all oticen-hsd staff, AID
will lat ,ft