New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
.nCan MILITARY HsA'rTERs.
nnr CIrY ANn sTATr HouNTIEs.


troller on Wednesday evepipg-lEe tue allowed
81 DAYS. having expired. The Stale bounty closes
o the 30th inst, according TO the proclamation 81
Gov. Morgan. TIE Government bounty OF -,
which is a part of the 500 by law provided TO be
natl 10 recruits In the old regiments, Will be con-
timed until further notice. IL Is unoerstoOu ~
Dc the policy Of the Government TO pay TINS pouii',
ss long men are wan ed for those Regiments. "a
premium OF a is also given by the governments "
each recruit. Private bOuntes for enlistment III IA
vorite regiments will. of course be pad a. usual
Ii Is probable that the Common COuhel' d. l"'ii
next session. will extend the zine Tor Tie p'ypeh'
OF he city bounty.
REGIMENTS ARRIVING AND pEPtRIiNG'
TIE l6Jth Regiment n. Y. :. ", Col. Dueil,
xa sed In Troy, lett thGs city last evening" a.
o'clock and nav &c expected here this morning.
Tie i57th Regiment, \. \. 5. v, Col. Brown,
left hamilton yesterday noon, and viii aluve here
this afternoon about 3 clock p m.
The l45,h Regiment, under oomUand O. Col. Al
len is under orders u mSrcb Tomorrow.
RECRUITING FOR cot. ShALERS REGIMENT
The frseuos of Cc Shalers regiment, LIST United
States Chasscurs % not seem 70 second The euoi's
OF Can't True sdell IN endeavOunG to reCrc It's ranks
cs they dea<rve. The Chasseurs have been engaged
credliably every field from Williamsburg 10 Bu'-
Run. Iueir ranks have been very much thinneo'
and greatly require recruits 20 increase theli en-
cheney. Col. Snaler's eudesvors merit a heartY
recognition frOra the patriotc and liberal ciiTens oil
New-York, and we trust they will receive II.
TIE IRONSiDES 2ECIMTNT.
The Ironsides Regiment X being brought Dr0r1i-
nenlly before the people by means OF pu0Nc meet
incs grand demonstration in its behalf Is to tsk
place this evening IN the Chapel OF 1T. Pauls NJ l..
Church, Fourh avenue aIO Twonty-secord street.
Among thoss ed to speak are the k-V. =. H.
Crooks, y. D., The Rev. Prof. Hitchcock. the h2N.
H. y. Rldgawsy, II. NJ. Forester, esq aud the
Hon. Is. +. Mamerre.
RONSiDEs MEETING IN THE TWENTIETH WARD.
4 uums7ously-attended and enthusiastic meeting,
in the interest of Capt. oOdwards company ot Tue
ITonsides Regiment, was held m the Irul'y wi. -
Church. In Thirtvf0uIth street, list event &, &c
boo. BENJAMIN +. Manierre presiding. The meet
mo was ably addressed by Mr. hauieue me Rev.
Dr. Rogers the Rev. Mr. Sryker tue kev. br.
Pratt OF Ohio, the Rev. DIR. Hare, pastor OF the
church, and Major Barnes OF the honsioes leg =
ment. The occasional references 10 ihe name Oi
President Lincoln and the policy Of The Govern
ment announced in Lie recent Proclamaiion, were
warmly applauded Major Barnes, III making bis
appeal to tne Young men, Sald that they were now
left without any excuse. " The OoNeIhmtld, r.iu
he hes a policy; now, in the n4mo Of God, give
IL an army u was directed that al who deemed
10 sid in the organization OF the lrousldes regiment
MIGHT ora iy thense ,es ~ calling ~ or seuuing 10
No. lJO Broadway. The nv. SIR. Stryker pro-
nounced the teDe0iction, and the congregation Was
cisui-sed.
TWENTY DOLLARS TXTRA BOUNTY FND.
The Greene-Street NJ. 4. Church, as viii be seen
by advertisement, viii pay so 70 each OF ten ne
WHO shall enlist IL tue lIousldes Regiment
TIA ONE HUNDRED AND FORTN-IIFrH REIt
The men Of the Stanton Legion, or li5 Recl
merit, Cot w. H. Allen, received their Stete bouni'
Yesterday at Camp New-Dorp. Fenihes OF th
men NAV visit them to-day.
SEVENTH REGIMENT NsTIONAL GUARD Brigade
Atane,iin, he'd by n number Of the m-mbers @
the 7th Regiment, at the Assor House, on Sadria,
the 10Th inst 90 % clock p. m. 20 lake into con
sideration the formation OF "a 9TH National Guar
Bngade-it YVES
RS.or,d That we Members Of the III Resmet Naiio,
ofour country de@snd oos further sid in military r-ei'
Viii eHr po-er throura de ofueucs ar ,alins o5sasJ
by the TN Regiment oy yea5s o. ger ice eun ScpHs =
4to5 Regiments, 70 sl f. 9uelne tins unho.y Rebellion
Rsre5 Tfst We hereby pledge our.elves to res
endeavoT 10 extend aid aud inhuegce u the ioInio
Ee,orr1 THAT spsci4 Committee be appointed to con-
git The several companies Of the 1h Regiment
fon es o. pss % .sxt irio ns cosii-rs,ioS tbsro
Iiiefy itil h As'.o1a Guard 5usa to Re QUE
Ioea,s Ai.o to trsa.ac such ezeouyo cutie. IN
tion plsy il their jus Seai tecoIas Necessary
In accordance with the l. - resolution the under
signed were appointed such Special Committee.
Tie following resolution was also adopted at saic
meeting:
Re,ores That he Special Committee communists with
escrins mex. ior the ssI6 ue AID . cfcers also hc
aps snd e and 70 req1es he Inc oeei' Of ne 70
poniInent Of then Execrtve Committee Of Thee ron
.aeA, unite with this special Commute AID such Of e
the best mode o. forming tins brigade"
Tie undersigned accordingly, most respectfully
submit the above, and trust the same may receive
your favorable consideration:
THARkES c; WHITE PETHR D BR Al i jr
@ L ARROwsMlqH. Co1udtae.
JAMES o. WATIISs. Secretary. No Is ~ alsreet.
BROOKLYN MILITARY MATTERS.
Arrangements are now IN progress for the consOli-
Ga ION OF the 81 and 9TH Regiments Of the Spinoll
Brigade into one regiment. Both regiments have
now between four aud five hundred men, The Oh
Regiment and the thus consolidated are expected
TO leave for the seat OF war on Sunday.
The 4th Metropolitan Regiment, Col. Morton, ha'
now over $50 men enrolled and Is rapidly recruit
ing. II understood that the 81 Senatorial Regi-
nent will be consolidated win some other incon-
Ilete organization.
The 18Th Regiment y. Y. S. N. have not vet been
paid for their three months service, which deterp
many Of the from joining regiments now form
ing who would otherwise DO So
This evening earnest effort Is 10 be made at a
public meeting, to be held at Washington street
n. Z. Church. to Gil UP the ranks Of the 18th Regi-
meut ~ Y. 5. NJ, which has perform I'd such arduous
duty at the seat OF war; The PEOPLE Of Brooklyn
feel Just pride i'll this regiment. which is emphsti-
cally Brooklyn organization, and especial efforts
to be made TO fill s ranks to the proper standard.
Speeches will be made az tue meeting by the Ho0.
N. f. Odell, James Humphrey, tine Rev. j. {.
foss, the Rev. Levi Ward and others.
TwESTY-NINTH NEw-yERsEY VOLUNTEERS.
The following are tie officers OF the 18th New
Jersey Volunteers, now IN camp near Freehold:
, Colonel Edwin Y. Applegaie LieuteDsnt Coonel w.
etsen Taylor Msjor Joseph X. Dawson Ada,ant Edgnr
lain, tie Rev {. Rogers
The regiment was raised in Monmouth County,
and numbers about $40 men.
seventh Rhode Island saundro,
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