New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS

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members. Some delay has ari.en in the recruiting
Of the regiment 10 this District from Major Blunt,
who has been selected it's Colonel, not having re.
osiyed his commission, and no definite instructions
having been ecrived from Albany az to terms OF en-.
listment and the time and manner OF payment Of the
bounty. There was some conversation as to the
policy Of recruiting for regiments now In tne ned
before att mpting TO raise new reglpehts and the
Corresponding Secretary was directed 70 commune
cate with the Governor on TINS supJec' aia T. ies'
ton TO procuring leave of absence tor MAYOR Blunt
The Committee, on motion, unanimously adopted
the following preamble and resolutions;
Whco, The Government snd people Of the United ss',.s
fore them TIE possibility of oreign war; while deluon and
conrcption bringing into the field the enre popuan
s,roy I'm. Union sno Kin funes of s life, the TINE"
pnrest political liberty ever known among en ana ~
united re for Slavery divided N order thss
that division may be pepeua the interests Of oreen ue
manufactures gsn BY our loss and sistoc'scy an h.
uti.m get strength throush our weakness ana whsIes
patriotism nationsl honor and true economy aso oes1
no. ony that rebellion be suppressed but that be speedily
on ppessed while the spectacle OF an entire nee peope ~
INA ,. sues. s,fqn,rd AGENT II: and inasmuch the imme-
date raising Of the three hundred tnoussha ,ss nd
the furnishing Of such additional forces the pnone ercs
may hereafter call 'r po.ols only ,1rI S creation e Of Re-.
serve force properly drilled aud equipped ?, .ne
entire pS capable II d and iotrutOn 90 tia,
an may be eady rho ranks whenever the call Of 'ns
coII g That /, il the opinion of ibis Committee that
,,. .ponj be an isnediate arrnng Of the entire male
Of this State capable Of bearing arms that they
Pp,;,ed for purposes Of dii and military nstroctioni
and that il duty every to devote 70 ach
'lon iscludns rife prsctice where practicable pof0n
Relied That all bushes. ought be suspended in he
city Of NewYork day in each weeh IRON !. ocaoa,
noon for purpose Of enabling all citizens 20 AID the wo
OF enlistment aud attend to the duty Of dill 70 oIsaaz.
companies and to assemble at drr'om' In 'heH 'e'Pee"'e
Rc.r4 That convenient place: for enlistment and GIL
aud that services of component military INSTRUCTORS 20
Rsoirsl That these resolutions be communicated to The
Mil sy Committees In the diere; senatorial Dntos snS
the military authorizes, and that tney De fequseo
to ta4e measures for carrying out the foregoing
TIE STATE BOUNTY.
Blanks were distributed yesterday among the re-
crrltipg officers of this city emitting the bearer 70
one half the $50 State bounty. When the recruit II
mustered into service be signs a receipt Tor 20,
which is immediately forwarded to Paymss'er-hen-
eral Bliss, at Albany, who returns cneeK upon rno
1 Commercial Bank Of Albany for that amount. Inc
remainder will be paid before leaving the state.
This provison, it is hoped, will tend TO stimulate
enlistments.
STANTON LEGION.
The Headquarters Of this regiment are at Centrsi
fall Grand street. Col. Alien is az present on tne
James River in search of his son, Lieut. WilnamJ.
Allen, who is reported seriously wounded. Inc
Adiutant VIM. w. Horton. was let Lientenant
in Col. Murphys Engineer Regiment, which p0eiiIion
he resigned 60 take petition he at present noid'
\ AZ No. 500 Broadway, Maj. +. w. willard 10
organizing battalion OF 400 picked men for the ar
/ tilIsry branch of the service. The MAJOR u an
offcer of experience and ability, having lately re-
sigred position Captain In the o3i Ne"-i
! Volunteers. -
u BOUNTY MEDICAL INSPECTOR.
u Dr. VIM H. Thompson yesterday opened an
Office M tue White street Arsenal for the medical
xamination Of those recruits eotited TO the Stale
bounty. Several were passed during the day.
UNITED STATES MASTERING OFFICE.
The mastering Office in White street was yester-
dav thronged with officers and recruits. greater
number sworn in than in any previous day iof
some time. Under the new orders the regimentai
Adjutant is the proper mastering officer Ihose en-
rolling for independent companies, or FOR regi'
ments in the field, are, however, as previously,
under the control Of the general officers.
i HAILECk GUARD.
The central Office of this regiment is at No. 3I5
Broadway, but the camp Is at Turtle Bay Park, ana
has been named after the commanding oihcer, Soi.
Elias peIssner. The Colonel Is ut present ccnclud-
ing his duties at Union Co lege, this beng CONF
, mencement week. The aforementioned is Mr..
:. ID. Brownell, of No. - Wall street, for some
years a member Of tie 7th Regiment. The QosI-
iermaeier Is Mr. n. :. Dodge, and the Adj
Mr. Alexis Drashko. The camp Is beautifully To-
cated-the company quarters being in the buildings
Connected with the pleasure gsrden OF Mr.. Franz
Ruppert. The drum corps Is already organized, ana
there are - ) men III camp. Ahe nose peiieV' u'e
Col p,issner received military education, aud
!, was Tor l. years an Aldce-Csnp to the hlng OF
Bavaria. Adj Drashko ID thorough soldier. he
is - years of age, aud was born III bucharest, Wa
. lachc Educated III the Russian school at St re-
, ter,burg h, served three years IN that army. he
! was two and half years with SchamyI, anu seven
+ years in service III his native land lie Was d NAF
min in the Russian army wnen but 10 years oil age.
For the last TWO years be has been teacher IA "a
ford England, but came ~ New ork about hvo
months since expressly TO enter the lnsn army
IA. IA A man Of experience, ability, and un'iring ell
erqy and is peculiarly we'll fitted Tor his position
~ AN NDEPt NDENr COMPANY.
# Capt. MaXon, formerly OF tire oister ooSns{ w III
litia. has opened recruiting Office al NO 30 mess
b street. He proposes TO raise company Va p ne
q men, 70 he attached 10 rome regiment III WINCH 'nS
commanding officers men possessed Oh inorai
V principles. -
/. IRISH BRIGADE MEETING TONIGHT.
a Let there be q full attendance at the Seventh neg
lment Amory this evening. Gen Me"she' wa"
0 most certainly address the meeting.
o MEN ON FURLOuGH. .
The soldier whose furlough has expired, shoulu,
II If unable 10 do service. report blnseH III ue f'io
time and place. if well eaongh to De useiui ~ ~.
}, camp or IN the field tie should return TO ms es,
/, ment and not subject himself TO the stigma oi som
nrdice not forfeit the confidence oil MS eOiniunes,
II not throw obstacles in the way OF his eonraue P'
t curing furlougs; not leave his feilow-so'uess "
stand unuidcd IN front VI the enemy Ho' 'iSA WV
:, reputaton and punishment OF des,rer ..,
o There are 80 900 able-5odiei soldiers seasseleu
over the United States; their furloughs nave eA-
ID pired and many Of them are al WorA III . 80 Gl
and fields al home and receiving pay iro' VIC wv
= ,.,t ~, the same time These men are needed ana
aa, on. Of them is worth half dozen uhhiseipiineo
L. re,rlls Were they all AT Inc poet Oh ou.y, VIA
noyer would I've added 10 oar FORCE On ,ne oi,es
~ River Surely these absences eaho' ieei ts my
=, IVA the respect OF thelr neighbors-that they arc
;, an honor 10 ther families, willie they thus Eloiae
4 their pledge 10 serve the Goverhuleht.