New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
and aid in filling up the ranks, as the quota must
he raised if not voluntarily, by CONSUMPTION.
THE 10TH REGIMENT


be raised, if not voluntarily, by CONSUMPTION.
| THE 10TH REGIMENT.
| The regiment from Elmira, Col. Van Valkenburg
| has reached the minimum standard and been OH
cisly designated rs the 10Th Regiment n. Y. 3. v
1t will probably leave for Washington next
Wednesday. In the 4th Oneida Regiment over 6Ot
men have been mustered.
TIE NETWORK 9Th MILITIA.
| Under the nue-montis call another city militia
regiment has rendered its service 70 the Govern
ment At meeting af the Board OF Officers OF the
9Th Regiment Governors Guard under commaod
of Col. Joel w. Mason, held on Thursday evening
al their rooms, Ceutre Market, it was unanimously
resolved that ths regiment tender their services
to the Government for \ term OF nine months, and
that they ask only for sufficient time to recruit their
regiment up TO the regulation standard" All honor
10 the noble Sixth They periodically did thelr
duty on the first call for three mouths volunteers IN
| 1861 under the command OF Col. Joseph &. Puck
ney NOW cOmmandant OF the Seth Regiment n. \.
vi, and they will add fresh laures 10 their fame
by the nine months servi,e under command OF Col
Joel W. Mason. Other militia regiments in the city
will follow suit doubles, we shall have In all
proba ity before they are required, 1000 or o,oVO
men ready to take the field.
JOINING MILITIA REGIMENTS.
Several instances have come 10 our knowledge
where persons liable to military duty have attempted
to attach themselves to those OF our militia regi-
ments now serving for three months, and whose re-
spective terms OF service will expire on or before
Sept. d. These questionable patriots met with re-
buff In Difference he late orders for Drafting no
recruits will be received for those regiments.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
This battalion has 3o9 men IN camp 10 East New.
York, and from ~ 70 ~ are daily enrolled Colonel
Burke il abohng energelically for It's completion.
The headquarters are at No. 534 Broadway.
RECRUITING POR REGIMENTS IN THE FIELD.
The recruiting officers for regime nts now III serv
ice are enrolling men remarkably fast. The extra
bounty Of S. however, is mere shadow when
COMPARED with the pr. stge obtained by their bapsm
in the fiery ordeal Of battle. The reputation OF
regiment like Dnryee's Zouaves, Tor example, is OF
more value or recrult ~ purposes than an extra
bounty Of thrice thcse already offered. An neXpe-
renced civilian, plared IN an old regiment, iminedi-
atey becomes a soldier.
METROPOLITAN GUARD.
Under the auspices Of our energetic and patriotic
Police Commissioners, this regiment is progressing
iepidly toward completion. IL is the intention If
Col TRANQUIL that all the lioe officers shsll be se
lected from regiments now III service Naught but
energy and ability will avail expectaDt heroes.
Capt Chas G. Mott of the jh Iowa Cavalry is act
ing Lieut. Col, and George II. Wheaton, Adju'ant.
Squads of recruits daily cent TO Camp Bowen,
Rikers leland. There are about $50 men Ill camp.
MASTERING OFFICE.
Capt. Larned Is now paying the sos advance
bounty, and recruiting IS greatly stimulated thereby.
A large number were yesterday mustered into
service.
THE POLICE TO BE DRILLED IN LIGHT
INFANTRY TACTICS.
The Police Commi, sivners have determined that
the entire force shall be nstruced IN mil ry tactics.
Al the Centre Market yesterday, the broadway
SQUAD were initiated into The mysteries OF Hardee.
POLICE ENLISTMENT FUND.
The address Issued by President Bowen TO TIE
members of the Police force, published in yesterdays
TRIBUNE for the purpose VI creating fund to de-
= d..
fray the expenses OF 'aisiog I'VE regiments uhder
the aucpices OF the Board OF Police, will have the
Ell, ct Of drawing forth very respectable sum for
this patriotic object. By ts terms, the next pay
dsy. INSPECTORS in the Department pay t$3O each,
sl20; Chief Clerk go; Elk Deputy Clerks ID each,
$40; five Surgeons $25 euch sl2J; 81 Captains, so
esch $7i0 l6l Serge ants, SO each, s2,4loi l,9oo
pstromen SlO each, $40 $50; SO doormeu, IS each,
1904. Making a total Of S23 81. Beside tins, Pres
iient Bowen has contributed 500; Commissioner
Acton 5000; Commissioner Bergen, sou. The Su-
perptendent is ut present out OF town, and bas not
vet had an opportunity to make MS contribution.
This exhibit of patriotism taking tangible form is
certainly very cTedItable to the police Contributions
have also be- received from other sources, which
were acknowledged yesterday at meeting OF the
Comui., ouers by the passage OF resolution tender
ing thanks TO the following gentlemen for their
donation Of 500 each for detraying expenses IN
raising the Metropolitan Guard: Henry Channcey,
No AZ \ nth street; Shep ard Candy, No. 81 Water
street; Luther &. Clark, No. 81 Wall street; John
II. Harteck, No. I29 l., arl street; VIM III. Harbeck,
No 100 Pearl street; Irving Gnnaell, No. Is South
street; Moses Taylor, No. II South street; John G.
Jones, President Atlantic Insurance Co.; Joseph
Ghillard No. "a South street. r.. III. Miller No.
Hanover street; lsaac Bell, Com. Charities and
Correction; Fred. Tracy, of the firm of Tracy, Irwin
& Co. Altogether his makes u fund exceeding
$500.
H. addition TO this the address proposes TO raise a
uud for the families of policemen Lo are now in
service, or may hereafter volunteer.
RECRUITING IN WIILIaMsBURGH.
The order for draft app, airs 10 have had good
effect in WillIamsburgh elsewhere. The business
II recfui'ing has improved wonderfully during the
past week Yesterday there were twenty enlist
IN, ms TO- the LEI Long Island and tie Metropolitan
Regi Ie Il, most OF tie recruits coming from New
town, Flushing Md Jamaica.
TIE War COMMITTEES recently appointed AZ Wash
ngon Hall, finding that they could Dot work on
ia, ir own hook exactly, are now doing what they
can to help Capt. Van Ness OF the lst Long Island
REGIMENT, who has teen detailed as a recruiting
officer in Williamsbursh. This Committee offer
something in addition to tie STATE and Government
bounty.