New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
MILITARY MATTERS.
EMPIRE BRIGADE.


MILITARY MATTERS.
EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Seventy persons have already received autnorlxs
tions 10 recruit for this command, and aDont y
more applicatioIs are in the hands Of the Governor
for action the applicants having passed the requisite
ordeal IL is expected that the nearest i've Senate
rial Committees will each take regiment in charge
10 complete. Recruiting is progressing as well ~
can be expected under the disorganized and uncer
tain condition of military matters. As genera
statement, may remark that all recruiting officers
are anxiousiy awaiting the action Of the Senatorial
Military Committees. A captain complained TO dt
on Friday that be could obtain no bounty or advance
pay for lis men until mustered into service and sent
INTO camp. He thought this provision made the late
order of the War Department binderance instead Of
an aid TO enlstments.
RECRUITING FOR REGIMENTS III THE FIELD.
Capt. j. G.. Gundlack is enlisting men for the
Enfants Perdus, at No. - Walker street.
A. Lafayette Hall, Lieut.. A. Redinger of the 10Th
New York, IL raising men for that regiment.
Lieuts. Schafer and Harris are recruiting for the
9Th New York Artillery, at No. 40 New-Bowery.
Lieut.. j. w. Dempsey, at No. 70 Cherry street,
wants men for the SD New-York, late I'd Militia.
Capt. Patton 10 raising men Tor tho Lat New York
Mounted Rifles. at No GO Broadway.
At No. 1856 Sixth avenue, recruits viii be taken
for the I'D Militia, Tow at Hsrpers Ferry.
The NpsbuIgh Chasseurs, Col. Buckingham, ere
encamped at the Red House, Harlem, Capt. Buck
ipgham has recruiting Office at No. ~ Bowery.
THE EMPIRE BRIGADE IN BROOKLYN.
The number OF men thus far enrolled in this
brigade is 5S6, most Of whom are now comfortably
chartered at the Union Barracks, East New-York.
Everything appears most promising Tor the SPEEDY
completion of the brigade. The recent order OF the
Adntant. General Confines the recruiting to the first
seven Senatorial Districts, though q regiment now
forming in Albany, under former order, will be
completed and added thereto. AT meeting OF citl-
zens held at the headquarters, No. al Fulton
street, on Thursday night, committees were appoint
ed to aid in every way possible, by money and other
wise, the speedy formation Of the brigade.
POLICE REGIMENT.
A new regiment il about to be formed rnder the
auspices of the Police Department. The following
il the Superintendent Order in reference to the
subject, issued ON Saturday morning:
GENERAL COMMUNICATION.
Oyyica OF srPrEIsTsspESr o. Police,
cdp,air - Precinct - The Board Of Police on the
eh adopted the annexed preamble and resolutions pre-
viou.iy Published Ia IHE 1RIBUsE.)
In cou.opsnce with the thereof you will notify the
members Of your command that recruiting station opened
at Geuvenenrsreet Market nnoer tho supervision Of Capt
Cbss T. Tombul for the enlistment snd organization Of
regiment constitute OF those recently called Tor By the
Hsch recruit delivered TO Csr Turnbu will be accepted
BY him and the officers delivering the recruits will send the
receipt Seth c. Hswiey Che Clerk, IN order thst TIE
allowed FOR The service may be properly secured for
the bensbt Of such officer. -.
Tho regiment is desigGed to be raised Independ-
entity, aud when complete will be mustered iuto the
service of tho United States, with Capt. Turnbuli,
the present dFill-oifeer Of tho Police, as Colonel
STANTON LEGION.
The following arc the names and locations OF the
officers recruiting for this regimen:
Cap; " II. Jsnner, no. II ceertisndt street
Fifst L'ts. Wa. Henderson, No, 21J sphns street
Second Lisnt Ch.s r. EI-nnon, No. 7Av1nue ID.
a.. FLsrk NJ i HFns lxsav
Coz sp, Ch. ! D. moaiin, No. i,l West Broadway.
Coz, os,l Ipqasy I,S 80 u, e5.nd ''rssi
Csi,t James H. Brennan, No. Av,uueD d.
Capt T. seIv,ta,. no ie9 Firs. avenue
Cop, Pcufed Myrtle AID ult0n street, Brooklyn
90. " w y No s 1 a' so 4. scph street.
second L.ut Al.I.nder b. M.fs,on Nc 1ot Avsu,eC.
F.t Iisa George r. Brolherton No. II Crosby street
Capt =. y. lie Grntrs Coui,snds and West streets
Application WAS or Friday made 10 the Governor
by Col. Allen TO have ,he Adjatant, w. w. Hor-
ton, and the Surgeon DIR. VIM. Rockwell. commis-
eioned Immediately, a. also the qusrtermaster, u.
s. Lowe. Whitnlores Band has been detailed for
duty at the camp New Dorp, Staten Inland. and are
ordered 10 report themselves ON "Wednesday next.
MIR. 7. a. Porter has been authorized TO raise 2
regiment in the counties OF Niagara, Orleans and
Genesee. large and enthusiastic meeting wss held
NJ Grant Hall, Nagars Fails, on Friday evening" "
make the preliminary arrangements.
MILITARY CosaITIEE oY THE SEVENTH SESA-
TORrAL DIsTRIcT.-Ihe State Military COMMITTEE
Arsenal, corner OF Seventh avenue aud Thirty-iifth
street, this evening.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
This State has commenced work in earnest. The
quota of troops has been subdivided until each city
and township ia informed Of ito just proportion.
Stoncham has con- pleted it's dnty sresdy. 1he Bo,.
ton 7raa,erit< says meetings will be held in all
sections Of the State immediately, and represents
the popular uprising az very satisfactory Boston
will hold pobiic meeting III Faneuil Hall, fOg
the purpose of adopting IneasuresSo encourage en-
listmsnts in the city. Suggestions have been made
10 raise fund OF $50 900 to induce prompt enlist
ments.
TIE N,r5prgpOr Herald, however, makes . less
favorable report: "A great number OF men who do
not wish TO 70 10 war seeking employinente that
shsll exempt them. We hear that large number OF
persons are Offering for the fishing business. One
gentleman in this city has bad vessels lying idle Tor
want OF men for some months but within two DAYS
50 mep mostly green hands, from the Deighborlng
towns, have offered to ship"
Salem oilers bounty OF SO per man, and New
Bedford will give 900. TIE City Of Lawrence Of
fers asa.
Tie Bos.os Jouyaai SAYS: ave are glad to learn
that the response from svery part Of the Common
wealth TO tie Governors address, calling for new
volunteers, 10 OF the mo.t cheering character"
The town of North BrIdgswater has raised. and
will soon be resdy 70 send forward, her allotment
OF iifty-nine new soldiers.
CONNECTICUT.
TIE largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever
Witnessed IN Hartford was leld on Thursday even
ing 10 devise ways and mssps TO respond TO the call
for troops. Three thousand people met in Allyn
Hail. aud when thap place was literally packed the
peopie gathered ia The street until they numbered
many thousands. Mayor Hammersly presided.
Speeches were made in The Hall by Mayor Han
merrly, Senator Dixon, Gov. Buckingham, and 9th
ere. Resolutions with :he true ring were passed,
and Committee appointed to promote eniisimsn's.
In response TO Gu appeal to the audience to enlist,
and to the question, "Will You goi' nearly the
whole audience responded, Eve will 60"