The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03

paid OF last week and three coapanies-Ap and Gre
mted home TO their families thousand dollars which
now being distributed by the Brigade Quartermaster
Captain J. w Currer. a. his oice No. liz Broadway.
This will gladden. and cheer the household II Rlany
family II and around REV York and tells well not only
for the economy OF the regiment but for their morals and
discipline which are cared for by the gcntemaniy OIL
Gers in command.
Lieutenant George Bishop or Company B. ia recruiting
tuny 10 join first class regiment aud receive the full
bounty.
THE SECOND REGIMENT, EMPIRE BRIGADE.
The following in relation to the Second regiment, EN-
pre Brigade has been issued
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS New York srAE,)
ADJUTAST GENERALS 0y1cs
ALBANY, July 81, 1862
Colonel T: !. cIAAssn, commanding Second regiment,
CoLoNEL-l have inform YOU in reply to your letter
Of the 2lst inst in relation TO the discharge OF private
Simpson, Ninth New York Militia, that the War Depart
ment will only grant the discharge when the organization
to which IL intended to assign him Is complete and the
commission actually issued 70 him lam Colonel, very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
THOs. HIILHOUsE, Adjutant General.
THE FIFTYFIRsr REGIMENT NEW YORK voLUN-
TEERs-LETTER FROM MAJOR LIE GENDRE.
10 THE EDITOR or THH HERALD
HEADQUARTERS, RECRUITING Posr, \
FHTY-yRn REGIMENT N. Y. w., 293 BROADWAY,
August l, 1862.
The greatest obstacle encountered BY US In our Efforts
to enlist mon In the service Of the United States has
consisted In the difficulty to persuade that really
believe that the State and United bounties
be paid at a. early date; and as last resort have
Guided TO advance TO recruit for the Ftyrs reg
ment New York Volunteers the Of fifty dollars in
cash to be paid Immediately after muster The recruit
on receipt OF the money gives powor Of attorney
70 endorse his on any check which may be here
after sent 70 him by the Paymaster General G. Bliss Jr
account Of State bounty The then gives SINH
lar authority his wife, any OF his friends collect
any sums Of money he may have TO receive hereafter
from the United States other sources This being
done, we send him, fully equipped to the regiment.
On hearing that such plan could help the recruit
Ing Of the Fifty first regiment, the brother OF Lieu
mont, wrote TO me the following letter, which I beg
you TO publish being too happy indeed TO make known
20 me paos .ne name 2. VINO 81
the Union modest enough to desire 1t to remain
lined TO those who will derive direct profit from it, This
No. 81 WALL STREET, New York, August l, 1852
MY DEAR MAJOR LIE GKNDRE:-
hear that recruiting for the old regiments would be
enistngether Of the State bounty such other
money their immediate necessities require. With
New York, beg to place your service the Of
thousand dollars to be used in your discretion in ad
vances for this purpose, and remain 80 &c, .o,,,,
According 70 tho plan adopted to-day three recruits
for the Fifty first regiment New York Volunteers have
received each $50. Any who may enlist hereafter in
Recruits may apply at the recruiting tent City Hall
Park or at the headquarters 293 Broadway remain,
Mr. Editor respectfully yGns 1Ssas On 5syysu:
Major Fifty first regiment New York Volunteers.
FIFTY-THIRD REGIMENT, vOSBURGH CHASSxURS,
COLONEL BUCKINGHAM.
This regiment has nearly completed its organization
having some eight hundred men in camp at the Red
House, Harlem; among them thirty Indians. This
regiment 10 after the amentsd Colonel vosburgh
late Of the Seventy first regiment Now York State Ma
and We know that Colonel Buckingham will do all he
TO perpetuate the memory Of that man whom he loved
while living, and mourns now that he Is Sue
cess TO Colonel Buckingham and the yosburgh Chasseus
PREPARATIONS TOR THE RECEPTION OF COLONEL
CoRC0RAN.
meeting Of the officers Of the Sixty ninth regimcnt
held Thursday evening for the purpose making
proper arrangements for the reception OF Colonel
coran who Is daily expected TO arrive here IL Is
stated that thing progressing favoraby relative
10 the exchange Of prisoners Captain John Bresn
pied the chair and Lieutenant Peter McQuade ap-
pointed secretary After some discussion motion OF
Captain James B. Kirker, the meeting was adjourned
until tomorrow night TO take place at the regimenal
armory over Essex market.
NEW RECRUITING OFFICE FOR THE EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Captain Charles Rogers has opened recruiting Office
for the Third regiment Empire Brgade at "a Greenwich
street. Captain Rogers has seen service and WILL nc
doubt prove an efficient officer
DISTRIBUTION OF THE VOLUNTEER FUND.
Payments for the next fortnight Of the volunteer fund
will take place Monday next With regard to the last
distribution the following appear to be the facts
VIM Trusow, Assistant Treasurer OF the Fifth Senate
rial district reports having received from Comptroller
Haws $40 900 dsbursed SIS $780, hand Sc go
The detail OF the disbursements IL follows