New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Tnsucs the regiment, headed by Dodworth'. Band

Tnsucs The regiment headed by Dodworth'. Band
and escorted by tho SOrs OF Connecticut, marched
duwu BfosdWay TO the BATTERY. Col. Anv, The
Connecticut agent in hi. city. -iended 10 the wants
If tie men, providing a. EN- with refreshments prior
10 their eeparinr-. We have already pub Issued u
u of the DIFFERS Of the l5,n. The regiment de.
parted for the .eat OF by The Camden aud Ann
hoy route.
MEETING OF THE OFFICERS OF THE SlXTY'SlNTH
REGIMENT.
The officers Of the 69h Re, in'eDt met at The Aator
House Gil Thursday morning, Ten. Corcoran ID the
chair. After private i't-rve~ witch lasted Al
hour proceedings were hello IN public. Tie nom
was filed with the gsl.at men who have oornr
themselves so bravtly in front OF the enemy Zen.
Co'eorsn ,at quietly At the cen er table asn Lieut.
Co. Murphy in loud clear voice csltd OUT Tue
name of each othC er and ssk-d each one '-'p''y II
he would volunteer for thee ,rars or 'he war. ~
was an interesting spectacle The question ana the
response involved vast interests. Ihe brArt Yea,
Quicker and the blood flowed rasfer a. es- Scared
aud battered veterans req led ~rh ernPha.'s-l 20
dob, 10 Tho bitter end" III will eight until ,be Re-
heiou /. crashed" &c. TIE Zone Of vol tile
e.rnes, Lok--spd the enthusiastic MANNER indicted
the cour ,ge AMI pa iiotsm O these soldiers. Gcn.
Corcoran suggested tsst he OIL ers forthwith COM
mence tie work Of recroi'ine-and stated that he
would provide place Of rendezvous Tor the recruits
Mr. John Hepbesy bsiuR iutrodu I'd with cheers
umde eloquent Response, ~ W Ill b lie oomI bnient-
ed The Ir.h soIders. Col Bagey also made lew
patriotic remarks. The meeting then S'IourDed
with the best ie ling--each one anxious to fill up
The rigade as speedily ~ possible. lie following
are tie names OF the offer:
Col Bag ss, Lieut. Col Mprpiy Major Kelly. Adt Fo-
gary, QasIteru.s,,.r McGowsp Surge Csrs Act Surgeon
suivsn Lituu. Fl cd, F-rlsy - Kelly '.p Lynch,
Lieut. Murphy aud aogefs CaPt Oh.ei' Lieut. OCnnor
liru,s Rod ard stun It; Capt nua,, Lc't Lne-; at
MeCrsrn, L-u'a Csmpee and ooin apt Butler Li.u''
epsy Hsllsrsnl aud Lower. Cart Coopsn. Lirus sr
ton Tracey aud Monshsu; Capt Nus.ut. Leu' Ba'leI'
Bell 0osp.
Several of the Leutenants were absent. After
the roll had been call d TIE meeting adjourned,
suidrt pIea erih. slasm.
Gen. Corcoran, Capt Krker, and others left for
Boston sst evening tor e purpore Of attending th7
III, eiiug ut Fsueuii Hall.
Tue arrangement, for tte Corcoran Brigade have
not VET been com, le,ed general rendezvous IA 10
be established in the Astor ionss, wher- Gen Cor
corsn or il Aujntsnt General will be constantly IN
attendance. lhur far four regiments have been &c
c-lted BY Gen. Corcoiab--th. 6Ytn, Col. Bspiev;
Col. He-nan's Philad ia Regiment, Col. Nc.
Naho I Re ,imenI, now forming in Buffalo, aud
Col. McDernotts Regiment, now organizing la TIE
4th Senatorial Di-tict of this city.
Between Go and 7OJ m-n Of the gallant Ghh will
re-enlist aud in re,ponse 10 uDi'ef,a WISH Gen.
Corcoran has given permission lint n may recruit
it- numbers 10 500, with three jon.
Col. McDermo't has 80 men, Col. Heenan, 500,
and Col Mcmahon, 6 %. Tne General has already
ecsived sdciiiousl offers Of regiments AID conpa-
MES from every quarter, snd should not DO
pIispd TO fad him At the lead If Divi' ion.
~RETURN OF RHODE ISLAND ThO.Ps.
The 10Th Rhode isla q Militia, Col. Stow, Ar
rived from Washington Oh Wednesday nor lag, BY
way OF Eliza eihpori, III ihr steamer Bay Si.i",
and ssiied for Providence III the afternoon. The
10Th Rhode lrlaud Battery of Artillery Capt Gai-
lup fret arned with the regiment.
EEw-tNGLaND RECRUITS.
Five huudred recruits tor Massschuset's and
NJ aiue regiments arrived on Wcdnesdsy morning IN
the Empire State, aud in the evening proceeded by
rail 10 the seat OF war.
THE KEW. DIR. vINTON ON THE WAR
The following s,ouse made yesterday by
the Rev. DIR. Viutou OF 1iinny Church, to 4 letter
lenocrinQ hiui the Coionel,y u the lron,ider Reg
iu.eut proyUs 10 b. rai--d by tie New lUrs
\ Dung MEMS Christian Associ 'tiou:
ThisITy HrKcH, Nsw-YoEE. Auf n. 1852
Mr.. Fn.rK w BALI4nP l.,'e.p,~s'.. s.e'''''s n j.
Nv DEAN sIn YIN Of aug IL, addressed 10 =,
Newport, rese.ed L.. here ye'-rd You ann. anoe 10 ne
selves Into ny.ls Of soldier IN rrspo"se 20 the call
tie Pestsht 70 serve In the aIm; 0 the United sA.'
81. e. end thr Of tic Cons uioD add
prs,er.e tas Asi'usi Union f,u al me TO lead yo'
tolone VI the propl.-d r-s D~L, OF lrohsidss
The .s!.s 70 ~.eh the ya.sr .n "esa yoa rsPrs'ss.
III. Of the nation and The hgnc OF 10. s' IL. i'p"son
.c,s Of ony The h ~ OF gnr,.,' Sin' 10. ca 's'I.
IN Ief,r. ho pu-ro lnly pro,,r lor Christian you
neo engage bat which mel ni,n,'s i'' o.'eut
TeJoo~ hsN- iesi'to 70 t"'W
cd sud ia. people Ia eli it'D'ide segment
Lik resIe that vii not be practicable Tor M. e. jan
you a u.nisua,r nov Ia tie Bl"d - -
amy no would with far more stcs"cy han
c I'D do by sphere .e.a. to be .'o.d J., .e. sn,rn
who, Ike Of old rssn tho stun and send
,st,plt.s u tue b-TOss iD the heid
The banner q the Cos. Flag Of ,h" Dion will
oyrbrr. thotsh your vocsioh = - sI'ns h-
cannon. uDoats to meath Of The gaia
Ns1Lv bile give tho As,urancs 10 tire you men 81 M
hi.b Of tbrig confidence In nitsr) p-i'
ole aud Chn.ti.o with Item - -.A IS Ia 10y
ability Iced God ss 900 s''Ts.s and Nt"f, o'e
III. guded RI bells who would msdy do ~, h. coo
, commit suicde mel osn po',eIitJ AID h-pp-
mesa iftii.~ih ~ oes' ""'
YOui lIis ID ard UrOth-I
fhAa,l5 VINTON
CENTRAL PARK AWAKE.
A battery OF 80 n..n L. be NJ raised In The Cen
L y III ali Ih.. a. IhNiI BlIial Ile