New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
RONsiDEs REGIMENT.

Tie Central NJ. T.. Church on Seventh avenue
war deusely crowded Thursday evening, to listen
to addresses Ill behalf Of this promising regiment
now in process OF formation. The Hon. j.. i.
Manierre presided and explained the bans OF rnem'
bership. lie stated that although but few DAYS
had elapsed since the organization was commenced,
the prospects of ito alfeady higdy en-.
courseing, aud, Ike the memorable regiment OF
Cromwell, after which it was named, he believed IL
was destined 10 distinguish itself by deeds ~ valor
on The battlefield. ln,pn.rng speeches were made
by the Rev Or. Gillette, Prof. Lindsay, Major
Barnes and Others. series Of similar meeting
ore to be held In different churches during the
ing week. The headquarters 4 the ,dm'ut are Vt
No. 81 Broadway, aud tOon as rssIuis are en-
li.ed they are dispatched to the eucsmpacnI, which
is pleasantly located on Long leland.
A meeting VIII be held on Monday evening next
at ~ O'Clock, at DIR. Dowhug's Church, corner Of
Bedford and Downing streets, under the auspices
and in behalf Of Company +, Ironsdes Regiment.
We are pleased 10 learn ihst this Regiment IS nliA-
ing the moot gratifying progress
RETURN or TIE 18TH REGIMENT.
The 10Th Regiment, n. y. n. q, Col w. e..
Ward, returned yesterday from three months service
at Harpers Ferry. Tho dusty, sunburnt heroes re-
oeiyed from their ielow-citizens The enthusiastic
heartfelt welcome to which they were entitled
Marching mp Broadway from tie ferry, they passed
in front of the Cry Hall, where they were received
by about go members Of the regiment. and IA few
members Of the Anderon Ionayes, headed by the 7h
Regiment band. alderman Ouiwe, in behalf of
the City Government, rendered to Col Ward and the
members Of the regiment the freedom OF the city.
Col Ward replied that they had done but their
simple duty. They had retained without their
coors and arms, but he truftod they bad not
disgraced them. They hoped their counse
would meet tho APPRECIATION OF iheE fellow
citizens. For tie regiment he would return
bis fucere thanks for the honor conferred upon tben
The regiment tLen marched up B-oadway and were
d snissed at their aruory Tho tire ilr which the
com nand enlisted, expired about month since but
they n0by volunteered 10 remain. At the limo Of
the surrender Of laTpers Ferry, company was at
Fort Mcllenry. The remainder OF The r. iment VS..
released parole, and their srme and color retained
by the rebels. While encamped at Bolivar they
were terribly ,helcd by the rebels from Loudon
Heights; bat the shells fortunately, did not BURT
20 the regiment did not lofe mani during the soise
The 10Th LETT Harpers Ferry Oh Tuesday.
ARRIVAL or TROOPS.
The ith and 9TH ba,lalions Of the Black Riyor Ar.
,illery, embracing 22l men, LEFT SackeIs Iarbor on
Thursday afternoon, and arrived here at noon on
Friday. Capt. Cowles has command Of the 18th Bat,
talon, and Capt. Webb of tho 9Th. The Rev. Mr..
Clegborn, who is Captain Of one Of tia companies,
is very able and eloquent Baptist clergyman. lie
s Scochman. These baitalions were recruited in
Jefenon and Lewis Counties. They leave to-day
for the seat Of war
The following is "A lie. OK tho officers:
Fourth Da,,slioB-M,jor Joseph Spna
Company A-CsnAin, A ClsILorni lat Len.enr.s A. A.
Wheeler Ensn Iyler' % Lisus,nsni', H. JONES' NJ. u
Cook.
Company B-Csptan. Seneca b. Ccwesi LIST Leu.~nsnts
Luclas l.. Carter Geo b. Salteri "a LsosnaDu Walter
Company C-Csr,s,n James b Campbell la Lleu,sn,pts
john c. ATa'tony -. u. Bfo"Ei "a LeuensHis John H.
COMPANY D-Capi,n Gle, r. Kits; 10, Liensnants O. |
Sherman. L. H. Smith "a ieoens' Daniel Barney. c. u.
FIN B.i.anon-Msjor not appointed.
cOmptny Capt Edward r. webb, in charge 81 bait.
I.ls % i Nom. a. Reed 4 w. wsSe.ef ' ''
Company B-Csyt Russell J. Bidd leone; la Lieu.s q. |
II. Marshall H. A. Chapman I'd LIsus Victor Is. Rollins.
Company C-C.p, Charles C. Abel lt Li.p,s Alexander
Kennedy. Timothy Is. Alderman "a Lieuss WIN. NJ. Com,
Company D-Cspt John s yandenburs; l., Leuts Isaac
HohdsS doO Lias Gs,inAni ID Lieu,.. Robi Mcknight
Levi a. But,erLed
The battalions will leave Tomorrow FOR Wash
ngton.
PRESENTATION OF COLORs.
a handsome stand of coors vas on Thursday after
noon presentod 70 the I'd Metropolitan Regiment
,ol. l.. ID. ii. Currie, which was on Wednesday mus
cred into service. The yIesentaiiOn was made 10y
japt Mount Of the Third Precinct Police, on behalf
# citizens of hi. city. The regiment has been
designated an the 1884.
GEN. MEAGHEI's IRISH BRIGADE.
Col. Nugent, Major Thomas ONeill, and other
Ulcers OF this gallant command left this city for
Washington on Wednesday evening, where they
vii join detachment, Of recruits sent under COM
nand Of Lieut.. McDonnougb, 63d Regiment, and
roceed TO their brigade now in the van Of McClel
ans Army. Capts. Hogan and Leddy have charge
4 the recruiting in this city, and judging from their
ncessant labors will be successful IN their mission.
THE LINDSAY BLUES
lave volunteered for the war. and have opened "A
attalion recruiting station ut No. 60 Dvsso stroot,