The New York herald., 1862-08-26

a.. "iapss ssburg, Fair Oaks Robnsons Field, Brock
vsnca \. and Malvern Hil on its banners On the ao.
~ S mas always been at the 'front.' at the change of
80 Of operations 70 the James river Il formed part
su.e rear guard. Lieut.. H. Q. selvage has been de-
cruits At his tent, City Hall Park, Brooklyn, L.
THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT, N. Y. 9. n.
The friends II this regmentwhich was one o the first
70 respond TO the Presidents three months CALL and has
since been active duty-are 70 hold q meeting this
evening at the rsgimena armory, 500 Broadway take
measures TO insure fitting reception 70 Colonel Rooms
for the relatives Of these brave volunteers almost
every household.
FIFTH ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
Recruiting for the Firth regiment Of artillery command.
ed by Colonel Graham, progressing rapidly. Applica-
ton for enlistment is 70 be made at the OF Court
and Joralemon streets BROOKLYN and at the corner Of
ment now doing garrison duty At Fort Marshall Bati
moro.
PATRIOTISM AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
At meeting Of the employees OF the painters depart
ment or the Brooklyn Navy Yard held August %, Thos
A. Craig, ESQ.,, in the chair the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas in the dispensaton Of human events our be-
loved land has become the theatre OF bloody rebellion
and in order to crush out OF existence the President has
called for 600 900 additional troops; and Whereas s
the duty OF every loyal citizen to strengthen the Of
the government is the bounden duty Of every govern
raging enIsimsnts and by providing for the families Of
those who peril their lives for an impered country;
Resolved That we, the employees Of this department,
will pay at least one days pay every month"; as long as
may be necessary into the treasury Of this association,
for the support OF the families OF those who volunteer
who may be drafted from this department.
Resolved, That twenty five dollars bounty will be paid
TO every single man. upon evidence that he has ens
to the wife Of every married four dollars per week.
and one dollar per week to each child under the OF
fonreen and to parents where both depending for
support I'VE dollars per week-where one three dollars
per week.
Resolved, That William Atkinson Master Of this De-
parment. be requested to act as treasurer.
On motion, adjourned.
THE EMPIRE BRIO NE RIOT At . on Nr-v vnpu-AYy
QUIET AT THE CAMP GROUNDS.
All yesterday quiet along the lines Of the Empire
cmen OF unruy or rotous conduct discernibe The
brigade has now nearly reached tho number OF men
which it had some few days ago. and the officers
using superhuman exertions in the reorganization their
different commands, everything at the camp will in
day or two present It's appearance Of
and content. Reports from there up late hour last
night were quite favorable.
GENERAL oRpERs-No. 81
CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS, SPINoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE,
34l FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, August 25, 1852. ( +.
II is hereby ordered that ali enlisted belonging
this brigade, report to NO commandant OF Camp Ed
wards Pierrepont, East New York, or before ten
O'Clock wednesday morning, August 27 1882 All enlist
ed men failing to report within that time and place will
DO treated as dcserters. By oommacd Of .
Brig. Gen. 7. B. SPINOLA.
CORRECTION.
In giving the list Of the Of the Union soldiers
recently released under the cartel with the rebels the
of Lieutenant J. Paine OF the Forty second New
Jersey appeared instead Of tho Forty New York.
THE MILITARY HOSPITALS OF NEW YORK.
In consequence Of the complaints made by persons rea
tive to the conduct Of our military hospitals in this city
letter-which covers the subject-to contemporary
HEADQUARTERS, New York, August %, 1852.
Your paper contains appeal Of the ladies OF the Park
Barracks to our benevolent citizens in which they say
"They have now the mission at Bedoes Island, where
there are six or seven hundred men, needing everything
which the charitable can bestow.n
lhis with the other hospitals in and about New York.
under my command, and il is with much regret that am
a1 hxy ~
and to the medical officers at that post emphatcaly TO
deny the correctness OF the foregoing statement The
his convaescence Clothing s gratuitously furnished
when lost in service and issued when wanted he giving
Gle necessaryor that he ought TO have His food is
celent and abundant-more than, when well, he eat
and he is supplied from the hospital fund with such
articles as the doctors think suitable FOR the sick There
is reading room, which s supplied with newspapers by
the beray Of the editors OF the city and with pictoras
and other light reading by the benevolent.
Permit me, Mr.. Editor, to suggest to the benevolent
ladies Of city that soldiers nthe field have many
thankfully receive the bounty which their lberay SO
lavishy besows the sick and wounded soldier who
really does not need y; HARVEY BROWN,
I'm the State Of New Jersey.
Ey ERTIONs OF HON. GOVERNOR OLDEN-NO DRAFT.
ING NECEssARY-$2, eco 900 IN THE 0ovERNoR's
HANDS, ETC.
or the Union goes satisfactorily; and is con-
,denty asserted that drafting will be had recourse TO
nero, as the young and patriotic supporters Of tho
are coming nobly forward in obedi-
nce TO the late call OF President Lincoln for
more troops. Governor Olden Is doing his part
very zealously and when regiments formed and de-
achments for filling up tho old corps already in the
eld they at once equipped and armed and ard
ID without delay to the Of war. The Eleventh and
thirteenth regiments are being filled up and will soon
Transported TO join the great army Of Generals Mcle
ably and will have her full quota OF men made up, IL is
tated, without single man being drafted The large
urplus fund Of nearly $4,000 600 is at the sole
n way satisfactory to the State and the
,eneft Of the families Of volunteers The confidence
eposed in the Governor in regard the disposition OF
his large SUN is suchs that 1t has been altogether placed
his hands for the purposes already named In Upper
aSs be San ar
men, determined that 1t will not pe said that they had to
10 drafted
WAR MEETING AT UNION HILL, NEW JERSEY.
large and enthusiastic meeting for tho purpose OF
enllstments held at Union Hill N j. on
aturday evening last. Or. MidhoT called TO the
hair and N. Frederick EtwoId appointed secretary.
.ddreEses made by the chairman, Charles VIM
eld, Esq. and others. SUBSCRIPTION thon taken
p when over 81 900 realized bounty Of $50 10
ach volunteer cnlistng from the neighborhood
ncred. The meeting adjourned with cheers for the
Jnion.
Are Students Exempt from Draft.
Tho order OF the Adutant General, says the Albany
irg, docs not exempt students in academies and
non schools and IN addition TO this may state that
nquirifg nj the Office OF the Adju,ant General
old that they arc not exempt AS tho enrolling officers
re row at work this is matter Of some imporan
The Ninth New Hampshire Volunteers.
MASc9ysTER, ~ H., August %, 1872.
Tho Ninth regiment OF Hew Hampshire Volunteers let
concord this morning for Washington. They will arrive
IA New York by boat tomorrow morning.
New Jersey Regiments.
TRENToy, n. j., August 2j, 1852.
The Eleventh regiment encampcd at this place. left this
morning for the seat OF war.
The other three regiments Of the New Jersey quota OF
he 1rst call for 800 900 Freehold Flemngton
nd Woodbury.. They are full and waiting orders to
cave.
Recruits are arriving rapidly for the nine months
ervice
The Eighteenth Maine Regiment.
BosroN, August 25, 1862.
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