The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Hanover Court House May ri, 1902"
This ndsome present will remain ON exnibition ia
eoupla OF days, when 1t will be sent 70 the donors
THE SPECIAL BOUNTY SUBSCRIPTION.
Tho following il the prefix the special bounty sub
scripton book now open the Chamber Of Commsrce
and at The oioo OF Morris Kschufn Esq, 20 Exchange
| place -
! The undersigned, citzsns OF New York, deeply i'm
press with The great Importance OF at once recruiting
our the ield and determined that tho charge oi
neglect of those brave OF this metropolis who are
battling maintain her supremacy IN honor and pow
well the national grandeur and unity shall not be
tho doors OF this wealthy and patriotic community,
subscribe their the sat opposite thereto
- provide fund for bounty additional bounty
CURED 70 promote enlisments such regmsnts orig-
nally raised In this city As are now in the field
The fund u be paid INTO the lands OF Jonathan stur
the Hon. George 0pdykc Morris Ketchum, John A. Ste
phens, Jonathan Sturges, W iniam Curtis Noyes, A. T.
Stewart and Samuel sloan.
The Mayor heads the list with subscription or 81 600
METROPOLITAN GUARD
Algc number OF recruits for this corps have received
one-haf the State bounty Rkers Island and the Com
OF Police VIII give free passage tomorrow
the wives and families of the TO and from tho island
in order 20 give hem an opportunity OF receiving pecu
mary relief Passes ony be had headquarters
il3 Broome street. The boat will tho foot Of
Gouverneur street 10 morrow morning. at tan o'clock
TO EDITOR EERAID.
notice appears IN this evenings Express, copied from
the New York Stass ZcJas, which states that unfair
taken TO enlist men IN the Metropolitan Guard.
This is not The case All men cniistng IN this corps do
voluntarily. They volunteers in every sense OF
the word GEO H. WHEATON, AdJutant
THE IRISH BRIGADE.
The recruiting h up the gaps the regiments Of the
Irish Brigade going briskly at the headquarters
No sos Broadway, corner Of Walker street Dozens
have already into service, and quarters
clothing and bounty money VIII be assigned to-mor-
row, when, alse, recruiting oiees and tents will be
opened in the parks Of New York and Brooklyn and
detailed for this duty by General Meagher Major W.
Warrington, Capsin X HorKan Of the Eighty eighth
regiment Captain Leddy, OF the sixty ninth Captain
Shanicy of the sixty ninth; Captain Whiity, OF the
sixty ninth; Lieutenant Egan of the Eiahtyeishth;
Lieutenant p o'connor OF the Eighty eighth; Lieutenant
NcMahcn oBrien. OF the Eighty eighth and Lieutenant
Burns, Of The Sixty ninth 10 OF these at the
headquarters on broadway those who want 10 join the
gallant brigade should apply The police Of the
Sixth ward have eyinced their pstr BY subscribing
300 orhs brigade apain Downg of the pre-
cinot, heading The list with s25
TUr SIXTH DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Governor Morgan has sent the following letter to the
Sixth Senatorial District Military Committee. in
resolutions passed by that body and transmitted
| him and with published the Herald OF Sunday
| last
STATE oy Nrw York, ExrcurIvE DEphRrxsSr,}
GroRcs W Blunt ESQ.,, Corresponding Secretary. Ac New
inst enclosing cory Of resolution Of The Military Commit.
of the Sixth Senatorial district dated July a. 1862
Resolved Tba. the requested inform
or enssavor 10 sn!ist the regiments now in he eid
responding Secretary eoamanioae with The Governor by
telegraph, with view to obtsn his opnion.
ss,ss s . e ,, sI s e
purpose enabling the Senatorial
II thai dist,ls g,vs is anavdcd efforts 70 the WORK q
sequenty completing the organization Of such have
granted. ], affords much satisfaction % confer with
ye.r so@mse the subject q ,s .ppon,msn q officers
and attention in that direction from the work
% % sns fer The s 70
which observe you have organlaed the labor IL your dis
more n Lortant work o recruiting for the army in the field
have the honor TO be- very respectfully ycr oeedsu
TILE COMMERCIAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE OF NEW
HAVEN.
An exhibition drl Of the pupils Of this military school
given at New Haven thursday last the parade
grounds of the institute, which crowded with spec.
,stors TO witness the cvolutcns Of the youthful apants
military fame. The dr gone through with upon the
occasion artillery movements An those present
were conmoi.re Foote, Of navafame and Captain HINT
OF The unitod States Army Engineer Corps Both gen.
tcneu expressed themselves delighted with the military
proficiency exhibited by the pupils, giving it rs their
opinion that they with the precision OF
erans. There hundred and ffy pupils
attached the institute, OF which Mr.. W. H. Russell
principal over one hundred officers have been furnished
from his school TO cur armies since the commencement
Of ths present war
TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT AND TIE LATE LIEUTENANT
VAN DUsER.
The Sixth Cemssny Of the Seventh regiment, Nationa,
Guard Of this city. held meeting at Fort Federal Hill,
Baltimore the 18th OF July, when they passed resou-
ticns Of coincidence with the family Of Lieutenant
Charles j. Van Duser. OF the Twelfth regular infantry
who killed AT the battle Of Gaines Ml before Rich
mond Lieutenant Van Duscr was formerly connected
with the sixth company of the seventh regiment and
was mach esteemed officer and This tribute
OF respect by bis late comrades Justly earned and in
good place.
THE MERCHANTS BRIGADE.
The meeting announced to take place yesterday in rsa
zion 10. the organization this brigade will take place
this afternoon at the Chamber Of Commerce.
TER FIRST BATTALION MOUNTED RIFLES.
Rscrunx for this organiza on--now stationed st Suf-
folk ya-stii continues brisk. Recruits being sent
TO their destination daily All enlisted in this old
cors receive their f bounty before leaving tho State.
Yonng desiring to on this corps should do mmc
oiatey as there are only few men required to h mp
IA Me msxiincm STANDARD. The recruiting headquarters
are nj Ne II Cortlsndi street.
THE STANTON LEGION.
Tie fret raymsntof the bounty of $50 authorized by
the Governor made 70 number Of recruits for Col
Aliens regimen, yesterday Adjutant Horton receiving
the cheques the day before Another parcel Of cheques
were received today which will he delivered TO the
the recruit enlisis bis receipt for
f26 ,oi. Bliss. the Paynsster General, who
sends down chequc for S26 TO his order with
t6oatc saying he entitled 10 $25 the day the reg
Tnent leaves As may De suppoeu he men are IN nIRn
spirits ana the camp presents lively appearance. Tie
fine band o the regiment. the only band any organiza
tion forming, play dsiy n; all grand mountings dress
parades, &c and al attractive feature, well to the
the ladies and others who visit the place The
barracks viii be hereafter devoted 20 purposes OF drill,
the Colonel yesterday marked out site TO pitch the
tents which will he dorc tc-m morrow.
The club al staten island havca ue course near the
carnp which IL twice week under the patronage of
Gentlemen Of staten Island. The regiment has
in camp three hundred men which by the
payment Of the state bounty, increases rapidly
HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY.
This splendid regiment so well known by Its recent
oasLnf espois within the enemy's lines tho virginia
Central Railroad, wei tho taking Of Falmouth,
rapidly filing mp its ranks. The comparatively easy
duties of cavalry and the opportunities for dstpction
and promotion enable It's officers to take their choice
recruits. None taken but OF the beet moral
character and hne rbys1re. Application be mads
TO Mser aalicry rccrrtng officer eco Broadway, 10
AdlGtant Armst ong, IL the Park.
LIE IHIEp KEGIMENT. EMHIRE RRIGApE.