New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

One of tie important matters occurred was ue
doubog of the fee for recruits enlisipg in old reei-
vents. " aking the snm 81 for each man. snta le
rerson il 10 he apIoinled 10 at nd az each rend.z
vous 10 nav - loupty and enlis ment fee &c. The
Secretary If War promised 10 fnrnish lit OF oil
New.York volunteers bow absent from duIy with
ont leave or on furloogh, 20 that tie relief fnbo
might pot be improper distributed. Tie sub-Com'
mitlee further reported that they visited severa
New-York regiments about tie Capita md en- route
home visited 1T Baliinore the New.York 7th, where
they were entertained by Col. L.Gertf, the Tth
Regiment New.fork by Lieutenant Councilman
Stevenson, 9TH N.w-York Artillery by Col. Murray
and Adjutsnt Farrell.
On notion OF Alderu anSuith, all the sub Com.
mttes We're discharged, ard the meeting adjourned
ljeci to The call OF The chair.
TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The National Con mltee met al noon ytsferdiy III
the rooms Of the CHAMBER Of Commerce, TO receive
the report of the Committee which visi,ed Albany
| for q conierence with the Governor. Tie CHAR
main, Judge White, presented written report AID
Councilman Orion submitted q memorandum and
iurther points of d-tsIls. Our report Of yes!erd J
stated the pine pal points Of TIE lntetview. Inc
Committee leave this evening for Warrington nav
! ing added 10 their lumber the lien. Charles kirg,
VIA. Curt. Moves, and John Austin Stevens Jr
whose su.gesi Ms for the consideration OF tie See
retary Of War; 10 promote recruiting IN the Clty oil
New-York Tor regiu enls in the field, received tie
unanimous aprrouaiion OF the Committee.
| On motion, The following resolution was adopted
| by the Committee.
R,,d That hi. Committee are strongly of opinion that
IL very nod.rsbe that any further new military oeanha
tons should no noe undertaken III this c'y ana H. en-
.e- ud be recommended 10 devote their whole tn.s'
the recruiting OF regiments now IN the hed uh 'hey ae
completed.
| Ga molten. the Committee unanimously resolved
10 appeal 70 patriotic citizens to provide sum sui
fcient 10 insure tie sTeedy filing OF the regim nis IN
the held ir ca-e the National, State, or City Gov
ernments should hesitate TO make the neeoinl dls-
elimination in the bounty. The following IL me
prefix to the subscription book, which, IN The ab-
sence Of the Secretary, may be fond al the office OF
Morris Ketchum, No 40 Exchange place. for IA few
GAYS.
Inc Mayor heads the list with 81, 600.
The undermined citizen. Of Newton. deeply impressed
the great importance of at once recruiting our Amy ~
The field add determined that the charge OF ncg!e Of those
brave Of this Metropolis who baung TO maintain her
Grandeur and unity han not the doors Of tbi. wealthy
patriotic community sutscD" tLen names of the IAN,
opposite thereto TO provide fund of bounty ADDITIONAL
bout, be required promote rni.tment or such res
originally raied in this city are 10" in III hrd
The fund will be paid in,o the hands OF Jonathan
Sturges Treasurer, and be disbursed under tie d.
recion OF the Hon. Geo. Opdyke, Morris Ketehum,
John 4. Srevenr, iona han Surses, William Cuiiir
Noyes, a. T. Stewart, Samuel Sloan.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REGIMENT.
A public meeting of the members Of the New York
Produce Exchange will be held at their ROOMS to
day 1uesdayJ at y. H.. 10 aii III furnishing regi
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that institution. Friends of The Union, attend.
TwENTYPiRST WARD UNION VOLUNTEER
ASSOCIATION.
! This Association met AT their headquarters, No
49, Fourth avenue lat eveling, at clock, Abdf.
Ffomebt, esq, IN the chnir. John II. Wbre, esq
reported the following resolutions, which wer,
paased unanimously:
Re.ored That tie Twen,y.hrst Ward Union Volunteer
A. ISOLATION regard the eniient OF men to oil up 'hr de
o,tei rank. OF uoh eguents IN the h.ld
ptrnl .utr
A.oceioe oushi to be manly directed to ih.i ohjs
Re.ed That Committee Of bs-, Of hich the 'Tesident
Tr,asor-r and Chairman Il the kI'cutve COMMITTEE shsi
be mrnbos be- appointed. Sih power TO en- poJ -SAb
person to open recruiting Office Ia central alton IL
ward The expense thereof # necessary, be paid
Re,oifed Th.i tho volunteers who ,ha enlis, under h'
An, pee. Of this AssocaieD be tn.d 70 ssch regiment
the field ia process Of formation s' they ns; '
Rorsd That the balance Of the monies remaining ia the
hands Of the Treasurer BIZ ied iunao be applied 70
IN. mai ,en,nee aud support Of The iam.e. Of s1ci
/ volunteers o. nay require AID and a'.i'tsnos
Rsior,d TEsi for thc Purpose Of CAMPING out III, Object
Coumee Whose duty ,IAi b. to vi.i fom time to t'n'
fa-s of such sba nave volunteered under this A.,
ISOLATION and to Their wants .sd D.ee'.itis+ ~nh
ysv 70 reeons ding such relief the circumstances
each particular c4,o may require. 1900 .
The Chair appointed ID. s Riddle aud ID. G.
BirGsall 10 complete the sbov. named committee
list. Mr.. Stevenson stated that the Finance Com
q lite wa, not yet prepared TO report. Remarks
W. re made by the Chairman, Nr. White, Mr.. Peck
ham, MIR. Oliver and oshers. Tie subscription
paper wa then circulated and the meeting ADJOURNED
A PATRIOTIC PROPOSITION
| The Hope Express Company urge all men in thei
employ - help our country Ia this cIi-ir. Bat what
! ia heller they promke To all that enist that the,
shall receive hal ay during their ab.en.e and th. il
situations when the war Is over. This h meeting
the cr,is IN proper spirits, and hope that orhe
companies viii be induced TO follow the good ex
ample.
MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
l.lA l.. al.
OF the Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church, with
"A view To organizing Ia company for the waf-to b,
under the command Of Mr.. VIM. Rowland, an officer
of the cburcil--oi those who shali exercise propeI
influence in The ranks. TIE meeting was we'll al
tended, and included number OF lldies, After NO
dre,ses by Slewert l.. Woodiord, e,q., Uuitso State,
DislrcI-AttoIney, and Mr.. Geo ". Cooper, Ia lev
names were signed TO AN agreement Ia enlist. A
Finance Committee was appointed, and Si16 sub
soribed on The spot, TO forward the movement; AND
the meeting az Journed 10 meet again Oh luerda,
evening, Aug. s. at the same place. Capt. IowL.nd
will be- III attendance at headquarters to receive
names, Sc.
! BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Col Jourdsn, recently APPOINTED by the Governor
to take command OF the First Regiment, Emlir,
Brigade, makes the following appeal TO his fellow
ciizens:
! Ina.rnuch asI publicly announced Colonel Of h.
first lte insHt Of pinoli- Bns ,Jr Organizing TIN
civ and A. this n.nt u be- the h, OF bio'. an,,
OF roops calico for by the President hs United state.
mao. picaion fi Eacciency to Governor to hay.
me Dc scned nom the Amy OF the Poona os th pufpos,
Of fuy.fnt-boug he Organization, which HIS EAcrisDcs
gfea, effort - accomplish but failed Ia consider aor
tho g,-at numbers Of oc.fs Ab-eut from the army
when j. standing sh aud icntly waiting for
Eea that Is the winch IL Ie.eGnd.ng Ihroush
U afflicted lad
most RESPECTFULLY and earnestly call upon oil Union loving
Union supporting AID ptrotc citizens OF bTootyn
forth aud both morally. phy cJy, and sncaly.
placing this important Organization IN the head Spi
nOlas brigade to be- csmpo.ed Of lour regiment three o
which vii ORGANIZED Ia Ne~-iuk tityihrf-ior- ths
Pint regiment Ia TO be- BrooklJn 'gimen ais tace,n
-, tho bOserlO las poinss every Isciiy ~ Llb
help along the of2snzation Therefore th. eiie
been frequently Tcqu's'd ny many lf"nnent citizens e.
/ home aud organize regiment 81 which shond be
Col Jue aud here respectful thai have