New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
PATRIOTISM or THE RETURNED MILITIA REGI-
NFNTS VlSDlCATED.

PATRIOTISM or THE RETURNED MILITIA REGi-
MrNTs vlSDlCATED.
The correspondence which we published yes'erdsy
between the National War Committee in this city
and Ma. Gen. Hill.ok has naturally excited much
indignation the officers and men Of our militia
reeirnents-and jnsly, tOo-charged they were
bv Gen. ilalleck with cowaIdic". We have made
ciliaent rquires among the regiments who respond
ed 20 readily 10 the cell OF the President Cor three
months troops and learn that they were unanimous
w in favor OF remaining beyond the expiration Of
their term Of service. The I'D Regiment, under
command OF Col. AspiowGll, received al in'imIiion
that the Government required their services lcicer
than The original terra of three mouths when the
Colonel and his men ret he'd that they Were ready
for ary service that the Government deuanced
Taey remained ten cavs beyond tier stipulated
tine, and We know il to he a fact that Col. Asrin-
wal. wrote 10 Washington faying that he hid no
manner of doubt that ii lis ren were reGue ted 10
remain longer they would cheerfully comply, to n
man. II was The sa,ns vh the oiLer rep rerts, for
all were animated with the same telfdenying "a
trioic spiit, aid all consequently feel equally IN
suited Nv he ha'sl snd uDgen''emanly disp~en OF
Gen. Halle k, charging that 'tbey declined To re-
main when tie danger was me-. Imminent than at
present"
The documents which We sutioin from msmbors Of
the regiments c)nclusiysly show that the principal
avernent il untrue.
The follow lug docnmsn's truo copies from tho
or,giuaa ext IA tho ,O-tion Of the ga Regiment:
At meet i ne Board II Osic-rs OF the go Resiren
Ne,-Yo ;ii- NJ 3, hid IT emp pinw al iIapsT'
Ferry. 5uudtr Aoi..2 iSOl, tie following resolution was
Rr,ois,d Tbs, Ire crc.r Of the "a Regiment hereby
rensir at our pos - ret nnn tn Il Srr'@nb-r H.
cs.e Of any irn-d,'e dtm tIr-s'"nins hi' Her.U"eI
To this fssol. g. Co. i@s cornsnlso, 81 tae poet, re-
'''''' H,srss'. FgsRl iug "a 1871.
DEAR Doc1os: hs,e jp.t l-e,co he rog'e Ic'o.1uon
- dat f..,r. ". Il
peoicd bu, 10 ont a. power 70 sccede the wish oil he
officers 10 retain the el"n, Until ' o soften per IS
fluly believe may arse before you pr' bau
more sb.oueiy eqsi t. services Of the IT, an
other rorart ted. ,i're have the u"o eoiahsnee
She 10 information ~ received between ~ aud yonr d.
p.rtuIs Of Of The enemy thi. Pon .hA not
hesitate 10 accept the services Of ts VI lie re
pulsed ] an. Doctor with geN rsg.rd,
Your obedien, servant snd 'risnd
ID. :. MILES Ccning. Colonel ID Infantry
To Surgeon BrSJ Lss Secretly boad Of otcef ga hsf
in,ent n. ]. 5. NJ. Camp iiL
HsApevAErxHs, HAKrERs F,KKI Avg =, 1902
CoLoxAL by direction Of Msj Gso; Wool | am IN
,,ueed TO retain wear regiment the I'D N L. D NJ aa'
sm' coionel respectfully your GS;d,' ,s5yt T.,
10 Col AsrrswArL. commanding ?2d Ny. sM.
EXTRACT ~ ORDERS.
H1aDSV.s W. 49, ~ "a fhsrI A;' T.
will prepare immediately to De relieved I'D return to New
The regimen, for the relief Of tie I'D will be he,
The following i. a communication from member
of the 9Th n. Y. 5. NJ:
10 ta< Jd,,1r # ne y. y Ty's-r
SIN There las evideahy been ,'~hou' urd'r'isr ans
regard to Ito Nsw loik state hii' lately :. g. ned rom
m ming between the Nations, War Committee srd 0rrsrd
Hascs does taen sr-ai injustice. General Aicc.s too
III. Sh Regiment the esrirs,ion of. o's.voe
fec~rirs marching orders oted - .-niccs for two
wees longer iithe needed t. ard n. reply
that he. immediate need tAt tlriF Ife-sneo
ga. unnsc..e-y Olbof i,siiaens aade The oicr tho
rem
with many TO dsrde snf uudsrete she State Nil a.
snd vet snown thA, TWO. trhng to present
the, been ordered oil few sur noue snd been
obIsohcd to position. q trust Thy A.. ready oi sny
fuuss Willingly snd prom ply hsy nave In III g.:'
heV. io't, sep, 4 iet2 T. W. NJ
The Gglh Regiment also protests that injnslioc has
been done them by tie order OF Gen. Haleek, and
SAYS that they would not have thou lit Of returning
had they received the sgl;est int nation frol the
Government that their services Were needed beyond
the time for which tiey Were c,leo out They re-
ceiged orders TO march the "a Of August, but did
not leave until the evening Of the 10Th.
The following Communication explains the posi-
ton OF The 7lsi Regiment:
To a. FSpo, II TIE y. J. Tr,bsne
Sut very n-ch sston.fco ~ se.iug w IHH lR'Brss
thi. Bofiirg On. hGlec's tIfsofinaTy Ttpy to TIE
National War C'n,e = ts city g. fssp,nss o. iuif 70
ql, nat iLe st.e Htis should again called into the
"WMrissroS. SEPT , 1902.
IA, sc,s- Io,h h.rtI h,g,nean rsquS.'rd ., -
tf dang moe irVlfsf aH az 9fcfssf tuf
d-ci,nee d,". Under the eieu1"sncs. itey III not
be r,eaIed n ". HALLECh Gener,-in Caief"
Let comrue u'' s'o.a j d.msglns ''s'eneni
,e,st.l gesee. & NV oh Mil. s.r' ed ,rth ssif
DAY, Of Aoru.t FEW as,s Ir''u'y D.. oerf 'oF thr.f
return issued otmg iLir s.fi,s4 New loft sua
uierng the seisice iho sefy ' On -Li,h that
ef,ice minated bu; mt otcd ior 9, toot piece g.
vrga. sid. the very evening Il order for return
" q
OF ia. 1l. requesting iha is IIh Lt - r0slouet
NeIt norlns tue.iey ,.tj Li,s Co filh won't g. tie
Wa. brg ariin-n ned sewing the
-r.try o. W rec sisd s let 20 stay Two wf'ss ns~f
he nai i.p-t that ne would fals the would be or
" s.oud 10 Urgently needed for tho defense Of tn Csi
tai fAo proposition laid men, aud. ty yo'c
Lcceppd How Ms looked upo b. The " 81 Ders,.
shown ~ the following extract which was road to the
WAsnI,oros. Aug 20. lso2 !
SPECIAL Orprh NJ. 2O.-tr1EAcr
80. Tho 7lt newt on hitii. three months regiment
whose expires the lSh Inst. hayn. volunteered
short time ubtl "a e. place be supplied,
th, Depute cp,s with pleasure tien pt)tc o,r and
the oder Tor ne r'gnsAt 70 proceed 70 ~ ond b,
mustered ou hoIeDy suspended until further iD.icons
"ly qras, Of the s:ssss.,ty Of W.. o
On 1huniay, the z9th term Of expired. bat
,hors wa. no Asn Of coming bone 90 Friday morning
about O'Clock had orders from tho War h pareLt
td.,ey for VIRGINIA the Rebels sncins
the Cham bridge Nupr HAHN A.si.iiut Adjutant Cen
,rs re In pos.5n to Mstln and aeon anicd - TO
said ho gallant Major peuds the 1l,t" and did
for BIO only ohsf troop. available for The decIs oi The
por position though fine aud brave men, o4sr
the enemy, est ely uIdi.cp hned u t.cm did
how to load their Itsca la this .ucgeLcy tie
7ls turned its entire force when dam IAN IN,
end battle seemed evitable. Only LETT hind
SICK aud tho few who nesssany l t. quad caia d.
offered any money they could command Tor To
ther places bat N vain. his took place friday. a.fr
~, 10, ~ o had erypod
The eueuy o4aused his pan, tho Chain Bridge was no,
attacked tho inra to tho Capital cobsa-i~d
over aud last ori.I cd home But IL tes.
f.cfs 4 as
My kuo~.dgs OF matters eEt.nds only a. Iesi
ent bu, Informed that nearly every other Ntiois
Mtia .sinrnt yolGaeeroa 10 stay aud di its
term VI service had xyifrd- Sk'hNif-ONE-
keto- oyk, Sept. 4 1852.
10 ne Joior " The n. L. Tn me
Sir: The following the iec concerning the return OF
tho flat rsiu.it. ". I. >. IT, froin Washington;