The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-01

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ward committees we're directed 10 transmit their sub
scritions ~ their respectve carmeu the latter 10
in the amounts TO Mr. Kelly, Treasurer ~ the District
Committee, alter which an sdjoarnment wss had until
noon to-day.
| FoUETH DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
The above committee met nj the City Hall yesterday
afternoon. Senator Woodruff occupied tho chair After
some discussion decided to adjourn until further
instructions we're received from tho military authorities
re!atve TO recruiting.
THs SPECIAL BOUNTY.
The Secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce has charge
Of the book In which subscriptions are Inscribed
the special bounty raised for the who enlist
regiments alrsldy in the field Jonathan Sturges Esq
Is the treasurer Of the fund.- tho committee charge
being Mayor Opdyko, Norris Ketchum John A. Stevens
William Curtis Noyes. Samuel Sloan and A. 7. stewart
THE cITr HALL PARK AND RECRUITING.
Recruiting tents filling up the City Hall Park again
The following organizations have tents In the locality
The vosburgh Chasseurs Ira Harris Cavalry First Ma.
tiona Volunteers. Doubleday Artillery, Phsnx regiment
Empire Brigade Stanton Legion Corcoran zouaves Pope
Rifles, Haeck Guard, First United States cavalry Hill
house Light Infantry and Anthon's Light Artillery. The
sion nag, captured BY the regiment II would not be
bad idea for the cavalry men 10 place the Stars and
Stripes over the secession emblem
SWORD PRESENTATION.
splendid artillery sabre has been manufactured by
Ball Black Co.. which is about being presented Cap.
bravery exhibited Ut the taking Of Fort DonsIson and a
tho battle Of Shiloh The blade bears the following In
scription-
OF saem N Y. for his bravery at the BATTLES Of
Fort Donslson and shiloh.
"sub hoe signo vinces."
The sword Ii q splendid specimen OF manufacture
being richly mounted and Of the finest temper.
THE DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN OUR CITY HOSPITALS
During the past week the following soldiers have died
at the Bellevue Hospital. il this city Lieutenant r. R.
spewall, Seventy third Pennsylvania William Mecum
Co H. Fifth Psnnsyvana; Martin Kurtcr, Co. H. Sixty.
seventh Ohio Volunteers J. W. Cross regiment not
known.
THE DEATH OF COLONEL MONROE, OF TIKI TWENTY.
SECOND REGIMENT N. Y. 8. n.
The death Of Colonel James Monroe OF the Twenty.
second regiment N. Y. S. NJ, has been announced.
Colonel Monroe died at Harpsrs Ferry Of oorgestive
fever and his demise will b mourned large circle Of
friends and acquantances In this city He graduated
West Point Military Academy and was in the Mexican
and Florida campaigns. After ntcen years. service he
turned to practising law until taking command Of the
Twenty second regiment. He was brave soldier and
an excellent citizen The following in relation to his
death will explain itself
ARMoRY, TwENrY-SxcoSD REGIMENT NJ Y NG,)
NEW York, July 81, 1892
Information has just been received Of the death Of
beloved Colonel, James Monroe The members Of the
giont remaining In the city are requested to attend
mesting to be held at the armory Of Company 1856
Sixth avenue, on Friday morning, at nine O'Clock.
THE UNION DEFENCE COMMITTEE.
At meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the Union
Defence Committee held the 30th ult.. the following
preamble and resolution were adopted -
Whereas, numerous individuals have expressed 10
members OF this committee willingness TO contribute
sufficient SUM to secure the enlistment Of one two, three
or ten each to be Immediately sent forward to the
seat OF war; therefore.
Resolved. That this committee publicly announce thor
willingness subscriptions for this purpose and
that it is believed twenty Eve dollars will be an adequate
amount for each man.
subscription book for this purpose will b opened :.
tho ONCE OF the COMMITTEES
BROOKLYN MONUMENTAL DISTRICTS.
The militia law has designated the following regi.
mental districts for Brooklyn
Thirteenth regiment-seventh and Eleventh wards.
Fourteenth Fifteenth and Seven
Twenty rcgiment-Frst Second and Third wards
Twenty eighth regiment-Fourteenth, Sixteenth and
Nineteenth wards.
Fftysscond reginent-Sixth and Twelfth wards.
Fifty-sixth regiment-Eghth and Ninth wards
Seventeen rsgment-Tenth and Eighteenth wards
COLONEL sARIBALDI m THE FIELD.
Colonel Jerome Garibadi cousin Of the great general
Of that sAme called at General Arhurs ONCE yesterday
from whom he received . letter TO Governor Morgan
relative 70 the organization Of his regiment There no
doubt that the prestige whc b surrounds the name
in double quick time.
THE SEVENTBENTh BE0ULAH INFANTRY.
About two hundred volunteers for the Seventeenth
regular infantry took their departure from this city on
Wednesday last for Boston.
GOVERNOR MORGAN NOT IN TOWN.
The statements made with regard 10 the arrival Of Co.
vernon Morgan In town on Wednesday last prove TO
Incorrect number Of persons yesterday called at the
once Of th: onartermaer General expecting 70 sea the
Governor there; but they doomed 70 disappoint
ment. His Excelsncy is still in Albany.
General Order IN Relation TO Minors, In.
competent Persons, Absentees, Sc.
GENERAL ORDERs-EO. 81.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE or NEW York.
ADJ GENERALS OFrIcE, ALBANY, July rs, 1852. /
l. Colonel John Bradley, hitherto employed on special
service AT Washington, aud Colonel Elliott +. Shepard
Ad-as-Camp 10 the Commander. in Chie are hereby at
tached TO the Inspector Generals Department Is acting
assistant inspectors general and will report for duty
the Inspector General
H. the Inspector General will divide the State into dis
trics assigning district to Colonel w. Burt Assist
ant Inspector General, and district TO each the
acting assistants, who WILL a. soon practicable visit
the headquarters Of tho several regiments in their re
specve districts desgnated1n General Order No. So
and report through the chief Of their department for
Information Of the Commandsrin Chief all matters
connected with the prompt organization, equipment and