New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10
election of DIR. Francis Leber, Hugo Wesendonck,
and Ligismund Kanimsnn.
SIXTH SENATORIAL COMMITTEE.

4. meeting oftbe With Senatorial District Com
uitee, held al the City Library yesterday the fol-
lowing communication froa Col. Mayer. who is
racing regiment under The auspices Of The Com
miuee. and who brings high Recommendation from
Gen. Sigel, was received and read:
HgADSUAKTERs sixth sssAroEIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT
To the Honorable Member Of Ms Srth Senatorial Dsiet
Your communication advising Of III. resolutions adopted
BY the 10Th u authorizing cali
the second s,; Senatorial Dist, R rmer Gem, duly to
hand 1t is needless for to sey that afforded great
pleasure, satisfied that with your able asstssce
| +, ginent wiil be success.
su recruiting fact aud only under officers who have
believing that good officers make good and be assured
tina. shall eudeayor to report regiment which sal dc the
Sixth Senatorial District credit in the field and be
worthy Of the Empire City. .
Hoping to receive your hearty cooperation 50 that shall
be able 20 fill regiment ct early dey have gentle neu
WIN. MAYER
Col. Commanding 9th Sen. Dix. Rst.
PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.
Recruiting is still quite lively, Notwithstanding
the suspension of the State and Government bounues
TO recruits for new regiments. Capt. Larned III the
mastering office yet pays the go advance bounty 70
all enrolling themselves IN old regiments, ana the
city bounty is still paid to all recruits. Tho rural
portion OF the State will undoubtedly fill BEN
quotas by volunteering, but we fear New-fork
after supplying such Immense number OF recruits
for regiments in service during the past year will be
forced resort to consumption to complete her share
under the call.
GERMAN RECRUITS.
On Monday afternoon, Broadway was enlivenedb by
the departure of detachment Of German recruits,
bound for Mai Gen. Sigels corps d'armee. They
were enlisted under the direction of Capt y. ID.
Krehbie and escorted to the place OF departure by
the German Turner's. & band of music, and many
frlends among whom were several ladies. Patriotic
songs were supg, and great enthusiasm was kiudled
along the line of march. The Germans are born with
love OF freedom and they attest their attachment
to liberty by fighting manfn.ly for it.
The patriotic Germans who met at the Astor
House few days ago subscribed Literally Tor tse
purpose Of aiding enlistments Tor this corps. The
gallant men who were dispatched to their regiments
Yesterday received nearly $1,000 bounty, in addition
to the bounties paid by the State and National Gsv-
ernmente.
Recruiting is now active among the GerInans-
from 80 to 40 names are enrolled daily by Capt.
Krehbie and the number is steadily increasing. In
u short time the "A German regiments under Sigel
will be recruited to their original strength. Inc
regiments principally from the Northwestern
States.
THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS, HERE THIS MORN
ING.
The grand old 9Th Massachusetts-the noble req.
ment made immortal in song and history by It's cool
ness courage, and manly bearing on the memorable
lgth of April, when II was ou'rageousy assaied 10y
merciiess mob in the City Of Baltnore-wiil ar
nye at Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenue
on the New Haven Road, at o'clock TINS morning.
aud will move precisely at oclOck, under the es-
oort of sons Of Mas achusetis and New England TO
the Park Barracks, where bonntitul breakfast Wi
be provided for tie privstss, and tie officers viii
Iarlake OF the hosEitaties OF tho Ast0r house.
Tickets TO the officers breakfast be obtained ~
the New. England Rooms, No. l9i Broadway, aud
al the Asior House.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
The 9th Connecticut Regiment, Col. Ross, will
leave New-Haven, By tie New-iiaven Railroad, on
Thursday morning arriving at Forty-second street
tie zane afternoon.
The 2lst Connecticut Regiment, Col. Dutton will
leave Norwich b. steamer Cry OF Newf0rk, on
Thursday evening, arriving here on Friday morning.
The lgth Regiment will leave Litchteld the latter
part of the week. These regiments have been ae
tanned by d lack Of knapsacks and haversack'