New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
MILITARY INSTRUCTION.


Tie urgency OF the crisis demands general sys'
TEN Of military instruction for our abe-boded popu-
laiion. One mode Of obtaining this end would be
the formation OF camps Of instruction, wherein our
militia could rendezvous But the method which
seems TO be growing most deeply into the
favor Of those who fully comprehend the desperate
nature Of the rebellion is general muster Of citizens
daily. For this purpose tie stores should be closed
at 3 p m, as recommended some time since by the
Mayor and the war meeting. Thousands Of our
militia men could thus receive from two 10 four hours
military instruction each day. The moral and politi-
cal influence Of such a movement would be great.
The spectacle Of an entire city preparing TO suppress
treason would have ts due weight. Should Gov.
Morgan think proper TO issue general order TO the
people Of the Empire State in relation 10 this matter,
ye have no doubt il would be met with patriotic
answer.
REGIMENT or sCuOOLBoYs.
Under the auspices Of DR.. Webster, President OF
the Free Academy, and other gentlemen connected
with our educational Institutions, Mr.. james a.
Taber Il student Of Columbia College Law School,
and a member Of tie 22d RegimeniN. \. ). NJ, COM
menced in May last 10 Tuite "A regiment Of school
boys ard TO thoroughly instruct theln IN military
drill. The regiment is now 80 strong, and composed
OF bows between 10 Aud II oi Inc uhII'lui
is similar to the fatigue dfcss Of the 9TH Regiment.
be field officers have been taken from our miita reg
ments but the line officers were elected by the boys.
ANY deirous Of aiding this organization by plac-
ing at their disposal drill-room which il very
much needed, can do 30 by addressing DIR. Webster.
GEN. MEAGIIER's IRISH BRIGADE.
On Wednesday morning, BY the II o'clock train,
Col. Robert Nugent of Gen. Meaghers gallant 9th
REGIMENT Iri.h Brigade, will, we understand, leave
-. md ~ r,g in Ia.
field. lie will take with him the beet wishes of
tbousands of saunch friends, who esteem him for
bis courtety and true valor.
WFSICuEsTER COUNTY ALIVE.
new regiment now being organized in West
chester County, under command OF Col. John L.
jenkins, formerly County Clerk. The headquar-
ters have been established at Yonkerr aud We learn
that several hundred men have already Joined the
corps.
ERMAsTER-GENTRALs OFFICE.
Orders were on Monday received by Gen Arthur
10 forward, this week, the following regiments:
Two Regiments Artillery from sacaetr, Harbor.
lsUlh Regiment from x chester
ia1th hcfment from Hamilton.
Iigth Regiment from Geneva.
l+'th Regiment from syracnse
l41th Regimen, from bswego.
18th Rosment from bingnnmion
THE sICkLEs BRIGADE.
Gen. Schlos II still ondcayoring 10 MI the ranki
Of nis Brigade. Recruiting progresses rather slowly
however, with all the old regiments. The follow
ing officers have been detailed for service at th,
ne.aq quarters m the Park; Col Ggahum, Assistant
Adl4taDt-GoL. Hart, Capt. Willis, AdJutant Me
Cuue, puuiermlster Austin Capt. Muhan, Lieut.
O'CouncH.
HE,porARIKis EXCELSIOR BKIGADE,
kg,IufrIsG StIKIsK
C1V Hall PAHK. september ~. 1852
SPECIAL OnDLH 10. 21.--AU members of the LScr so
Brigade United -tltes houut err either recruiting
vtesceut soldiers directed report 10 these e4dquar,
ofs Thursday. sept 49, 49,.
failure comply with this order will sub Get oil ibsen
tees tic disgrace having then published dce
By coninaua
CHARLES X. GRAHAM
Colonel Commanding k-cruitin. service
o. II. HsKT. Assistant Adjuiint General
ANrHON ARTILLERY.
Major Willard has nearly completed his battalion
H. would have long since been filed but for the eur
exercised IN obtaining only men of age health, intel
ligonce and experience. When completed the com
mand will be a superior one. a few more pickle,
men are wanted at No. ~ Walker street.
COSMOPOLITAN Guard.
Ey. y. u. UeIuan, tho originator Of tho Gard