New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12

Company C-Csptsia Henry D.wsoni lst Lieut., s. Cl.,
P. BERNARD, i. "a L.ot,, six @! han; ''1'''
II. Mccormick I'd Lieut. wm H. Alexander. jr W
Company F-Cspt Edgar Perry; Let Lieut., Frederick II
Company &C plain Jsphil. 4 Jones; lst Lieut., pur,,
W: Haynes I'd Lieut. ASrsin Y Bergen; ~''
L. Wilson; ID Lieut., kichri P Strong '''' James
COMPANY I-Ceptain, Benz Phillips let Lieut., j. O. Cum.
minss; I'd Lieut., George ~. Granger ~ S"H'
Company K-capt,in Tho. Mulc.hy; Is. Lieut, Herr,
II. Drag 20 Lieut.. c. Rodgers. V
THE NINTH WARD BATTALION
Last evening, the largo ball of the Blocker Bp;d.
ipgs was filed with the citizens Of the Ninth Ward
who convened for the purpose OF organizing an inda
pendent military organization for the protection Of
the city in OF inya,ion. DIR. T.. Dennisoa calsd
the gathering to order, and the following oGicers
were chOsen 10 manage tie meeting:
Chsiman-John W. ILorne: Vics-C hairnel--T. z. r.
Iiandof John Wilson, Cyigs H. Loutrel Wm Cunning.
ham, a g. Boger Isaac Selizer SecretariesA. H. Chery
a. }. Campbell
After IN earnest and appropriate address by the
/ CLalmap, the Rev. Dr. Bnrchard was introdueed
and spoke ia substance az follows: have been Far
twenty years a messenger OF peace. | have chosen
for my motto the song of tie angels, " pesee ON
earth aud good will to men, but sGce the onbreak.
ing Of tie war, have changed my enuncia,ion. I
now ieel like striking somebody. &C. eersl We
were prosperous and happy people, and we knew
no North no South, no Eart no West until this IN.
provoked and wicked Rebellion changed the aspect
Of ansirs. Now what shall we DO. Toere are
some things we mus; rot do. We n.Est 10. send
our young men TO the South to qaell negro nsarrec
lions. ICheers. The. Rebels musS take care Of
I their own negroes. [Cbeers.] We must not send
our men ont there to guard the property OF Rebels
TO take care Of their homes while they 20 oat TO
wage war against Us. Tremendous chg err Nei
thor must we sit down in "a swamp end dig ditshes
endless trenches, long graves for our soldiers.
! Cheers What shall We dol Tie enemy threat.
ems our Capital, threatens Baltimore AMI Phil.
adelphIl One OF three things we must
do let, Shall we consent 20 the sur-
render OF the Capital to JET. Davis. Cries
OF No, no, in all parts Of the house ID. Shall
we acknowledge the Confederacyl l'No, never
give up the sh.p," shouted q gray headed man.l
have Just received letter from learned divine in
England, gentleman with whom Travelled On tho
Continent a few years ago, and lie piousy suggests
that Il would be Letter for us 70 copy tho example "
Abraham and Lot, and separa'el shall we Do III
(" Never" said several voices in different parts Of
the hail. Shall we recognize the ConiedeTaOyl
[" No." The.only alternative, then Is 10 light il
out Tremendous cheers. We have tho men and
the means, and we will tSit 1t out: lCleer- Cost
what il may OF treaeu!e and blood, We VIII light n
out. ITumuituous cheers. We will sabJue and
subingate our enemies. ltbeers. Oar peck are
not exhausted. What we want i leader,
tall aud snn-crowned, endowed wi.h genius TO
control great masses vi men--one who has
magnetism enough 10 assimiate other wills to
bic own--a Napoleon. or Wellins on, or Wash.
mgton. We have not been uoied. We have
lacked oneness Of purpose. There has been too
much difference Of Iinion among ogr leader. Ow
politicians have been coneuding for post AMI power;
too many have been hungeling for the leaves and
f.hes. We want q leader Ike Washington, and We
have not such q one. With such le.der we shall
con uer the Rebels, and orr flag shall wave oyeI
every fort and cusomhouc aud pnb.ic eflicc ~ the
South and the last feter Of the lasi slave sa4 DO
broken. The speaker eat down am "a tumuslIous
cheers.
The following resolutions were passed without de-
bate:
rebellion sld iy-ds The 0yel states, deSas'irs
her Iooong and numbering loyal oiAenf snc ne IS.
,uch armed meets only be ,h-ctusly .Iee ana repyes
b. boes Of Instructed end drilled ia the at q wA
Re,oret That the citizeas OF The Mini wad II 81 1Te
ds,ifous OF guard u. lgus all possible Contingencies ns'
uy desm IL necessAry 20 act eoneesedy tneIe.eIee
l II iliiheT ,, ..-,,
for military Instruction, aud d to DO knosn a. ne Hnin
wsr bs,ion Plsdsi.e hsmssv,, By ,;nins se 5o 70
qrind to in.ure usefulness snd .ueeess.
poaird relation the organs'on Of tire
Ninth Ward Battalion viz TO provide proper dIroons
ront the time meetings and dnls and publ.h the
In dolly papers ana with authority to rsse subscriptions
fof cefEayins tho expense -,
The Chairman appointed he following Committee:
Andrew Hooslsad, \ @. BOgeri, wm II. Van ya.sT. Cy
"a, ~ LoutreL john WILSON Jacob Boser W II. CLa.ch
Jane. H,rTison III. H. Senior.
The serr,tary then OF ened his books, and large
number OF citizens came forward aud enrolled their
names.
THE TWENTIETH CONNECTICUT
The Goth Connecticut Volunteers, Col. Samuel
Ross, eft tier camp at New-iiaNen Yesterday
morning. and arrived al Forty second street by New.
Haven Railroad, at 3 o clock, p. M. They were I'm.
nediatey Transferred to steamers at the loot OF
Thiry-f5urth street, East River, and proceeded to
Port Monmouth, where they Will take ears for 20 g.
deplia ard Washington by the Delaware aud kari-
tan Railroad Refreshments were igruished the
regiment after its embaTkation. Col. koss has seea
~ years active service IN the regular army, having
been engaged 10 the Florida and Mexican wars, and
va. breveted tor gallantry in tee ll.tcr.
The 2lst Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, Col.
Dut,on, lsft Norwich Yesterday afte n0on by the
steauer City OF NewYork, and will arrive az Jersey
Cry az an early hour this merni x.
iltor receiving breakfast the Jersey Railroad
dego',. they will leave for Washington 81,
Both regiments armed with Springfield mus.
keis, and are fully equipped.
iRONsiDES REGIMENT.
meeting was held last evening az the Allen.
street NJ. l.. Church TO promote enli-ments IN Com
pany b OF this regiment. jonathan Purdy, esqp
was appointed Chairman, aud the meeting ope ed
with prayer. Addresses Were delivered by Lient.
f.. Abtott, Gen. Gould, the Rev. Ii. b. Riigeway,
ex-senator Manierre. Gen. Duganue the Hon.
Moses +. Odell, and others. Tue speakers spoke
with greet egrneSness, aud made i.ryent appeal
70 the pati,oti,m OF the CHRIS In community,
especially TO tie young men. Senator Manierre
.ta'ed thai, although hot announced as speaker,
lie had travelled ~ miles In order 10 be present az
this meeting, and explained that The limits within
which they Were permitted by Gov Morgan 70 re.
cruit for the reg ent were complied IN Long
Islar d. Staten Island, and the Island Of Manhattan.
These three islands contain population OF ABOUT
two millions, aud he belle we'd there would lie no
difficulty in obtaining 1000 volunteers, IN this the
day of our country peril, from among church MEN,
bers and others of good moral standing. ,
Mr.. 0dell stated that il he bad ten sons lie would
cleeriully give them all, and counsel them 10 make
no compromise with traitors until the last Rebel had
laid down his arms lie impressed upon The dience
the duty of those who ooaid not give themselves"
of hasfov,iug lneraily heir