New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.

PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.
Recruiting for old regiments continues slow. but
the ne W regiments are filling their rank quite rapidly
Al nearly as can he ascertaned the first seven Sen
atorial Districts are yet 5000 men short OF their
quota.
ANTHON ARTILLERY.
Major Willard has nearly completed his battalion
A few more recruits are wanted at No. 81 Walker
street. Services were held at Camp Green, Mount
st. Vincent, on Sunday forenoon, by the Rev. Ira
Il. Steward, and dress parade was made IN the al
ternoon, the battalion making fine app srance.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT.
This regiment is quietly attaining It's maximum
size A camp has been established at Broadway
Park, and about 400 men are already enrolled. Inc
dress parade on Thursday was highly credltable 10
all concerned. At AZ o'clock to-day drees parade
will take place. The public are invited to VISIT
the camp. The regiment mas thus far been organ
lied by Col. WIN. Mayer and Quartermaster Wesley
X. Andrews. The headquarters are at Drainauc
Hail. Houston street.
FIFTH REGIMENT METROPOLITAN GUARD.
Col. Parmeee has received an appropri rtion from
the Grocers War Fund to aid IN filing up the ranks
of bis command. The aid EXTENDED by tie romeo
Commissioners will enable the Colonel TO select none
but the best officers, without regard TO recruiting
qualifications. Head uar,ers No. 20 Howard street,
NINTH REGIMENT n. Y. S. NJ.
This regiment has been in service 10 months and
has been ia all the late batls which has reduced ts
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lies is recruiting for this regiment at the corner OF
Broadway and Thirteenth street.
THE BARNEY RIFLES.
This regiment formed and sent into service
upder the auspices of the Collector Of the Port and
the gentlemen in the Custom House, was in the
Sc les OF battles under Gen. Pope, and suffered Sc
verely at Cross Keys Cedar Mountain, and Boil
Run.
BY order of Gen. Sigel, Col. Kozlay came TO this
city make proper arrangements for recruiting The
regiment Five hundred men will be received, to
whom tie usual bounty will be given, and in sddi-
ton thereto liberal sum raised by subscription 10
the New.York Custom. House. The Governor has
authorized the Coonsl to receive any company or
PARTS OF companies now forming and not yet mus
iersi into the service of the Tn ted States. Eacn
new recruit, properly authenticated, will receive
the additional bounty upon application TO Mr.. c. i.
Church, Deputy Collector, or Mr.. Hamilton Bunce,
Treasurer Of the fund.
BATTALION OF LIGHT CAVALRY.
Gov. Morgan has authorized Major II. Robinson
TO organize four companies or 4 battalion of light
cavalry, TO serve for three years or during the war
1t Will be composed principally of country gentle.
men and farmers soDs. No bounty will be given.
The off ers will be designated without partiansbip
or favortism-solely according 10 their mefits and
abilities.
BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Tbs 23d Regiment Militis under command Of
Lieut. Col. Moneux, formed at the State Arsenal
Yesterday afternoon and proceeded to East New
York, where they TO do duty as camp guard for
The coming week, in place of the 2ld Regiment. The
ID Regiment of the Empire Brigade Will probably
and reviewed on Sunday ty Brig .-Gen. Busted
About 700 men were in the rank. Toe total num-
Der, inducing those furcugh, is $50. The other
two regiments average abOnt 800 each.