New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08


ana g,irly organized ana armed we shall probably
,,. reached the middle OF seD'-loer. II will take
sooe time after that to transfer 100000 men 10 the y
90, # vsr-so that the hot season will be over, snd
Ocaoher the mort delightful DoLtn IN BE year D. /
tho south will greet us with cool windc and varie-
rated foliage and we shall find no enemy IL the eie
mems.
The dangers from climatic Gauges are eompara-
lively nothing during the Autumnal SEASON III VIZ
gina; and the dangers On the held VIII De giea.y
diminished. in company with million Of men. w''''e
hearts pulsste with loyalty, and veosH nshf"' WIN
be Union and Liberty.
THE WORK GOES BRAyELY on.
snce the nromulgation of the order for drafting
large numbers Of meD, VINO had no 'no'lS'' ''i'''
g eut;nc have FASTENED to the recrn'tng stations
and enrolled themselves; aid, from the progress '"'"
hoo beer made within the last three or four Days We
are inclined to the opinion that drat VIII scarce!
h5 uece ssary fiji up our State quota Of Tue nif,
3OO 900 called for by the President. The ten TAI
| Govsrpmsnt and State bounties ere exceedingly
,;her,, and by their continuation awhile longer, we
shau certainly secure the 3OO,OW three years ineh
even sooner than by draft. No count has yet oeeh
made of the hundreds or rather Thousands Of men
tbs, have returned 10 their regiments, having re-
covered from the r sickness and wounds by the care
fpl uursng and attention which they received at
home. These will greatly swell the ranks and OF
course diminish the number Of new men required to
IN up the regiments now in the field.
The extra militia force Of 800 600 men to be raised
bv draf; will not probably be sent into active service
! during the Fall campaign. Toy viii, rs we learn
from good authority, constitute a reserve which will
bs ready for emergencies, and can Of eourse be
drawn from any part of the Union rs required They
will in all probability be thoroughly drilled in camps
4 nstru. ton which it is designed to establish, aid
Subsequently will be assigned to garrison dlty.
Gov. Morgan arrived in town yesterday from
Washington, whittier he went a few Days ago'o
consult with the President. General Orders iron
tie War Department, may be expected 10 day They
will probably cou ain directions Of general nature
aud will not it is thought interfere with State regu-
lations The Government will we have every reo-
son 10 believe, oct as heretofore, allowing each
State to furnish troops according TO its own militia
laws. and that only in their f.al disposition and
possibly to some extent in their examination VIII
the regulations emanating from the War Department
spply.
The question AZ to what disposition will be made
of the New-York Militia regiments now IL tie fed
Is still under consideration by the State military a.
thorites and II remains for them 10 decide whether
or not such regiments shall Constitute part Of the
drafted quota and be ordered 10 continue on duty.
Tie Safe virtually pledged herself TO these reei-
nent5 that they should remain only for the time for
which they volunteered three months, aad they
will undoubtedly be mustered out OF tie service IL
the end Of the present month. II il shall lie deter
mined, however, TO raise the quota on the BATS OF
the National Guard provided for in the new Militia
Law OF this State, far can lie done with the or
.onise.'0us ...'.s,, tic e'o"sa Which vi
unteered for three months viii probably be drafted
, FOX zine months additional service.
As before remarked, recruiting for volunteer r. q
ments continues brisk in the city and ,hroug.o the
State. The IiSh Brigade and the sickos Brigade are
Getting their fall share Of recruits and tie Duryee
a Zouaves are also doing we'll In the interior tie
Cayuga and Wayne Regiment, COL Jessc Legoite,
viii be the first in the field; hi. regiment mqsies
2 over 900 men. Lively times may be expected in
the city next week, upon he passage through town
Of the New-Eng'and Regiments several Of which
are under marching ordeIs
FIRE-PLUG PATRIOTS.
II is proper that those brave young mel who 50
CALAMITY rushed forward the first alarm to FIJI up
tue depleted ranks Of tie fire companies throughout
the STATE should be Uniformed that the eDgine-bouses
are very unsafe places during rcbellion;" they
are neither bomb draft proof at tho time and
that a much safer place for them would be to take
petition anywhere north of the St. Lawrence River,
Or al that other place where very large number Of
the game kind Of patriots were sheltered during the
Revolutionary war-kova Scotia. This advice is
given in time TO set their houses in order. II viii
soon be too late to escape the operation OF law
curing every man to do Las duty.
THE THIRTY. SEVENTH REGIMENT N. Y. w.
(msH Rifles,
Col. Hayman Of the regular army, eomman linz
was the first Irish regiment of volunteers in the
field, >and has only nine months longer 10 serve
having been sworn in as two-years' regiment
This gallant regiment, one Of the earliest in acton
has been through ali the Bottles Of tho army Of the
Potomac. 1t had the honor OF turning the fortunes
Of the day in our favor at the battle Of Williams
burg ana has taken an active part in the following
engagements viz; Munson's Hi, Occoqd.n
Masons Neck, Williamsburg, Far Oaks. Malvern
Hill, and in all OF the seven days lighting before
Richmond 1t was the regnens that ied Fairfax
station during tie battle o. Bull Ran, aud was
hODored by Gen. Mcdowell, in bis report "a havipQ
kept possession Of the Station for twelve hour after
the relt, aud for having brought away from there
al the ordnance and quarterrnasters stores and re-
firing 10 good order along The line OF railway. For
ten weeks after the batre II had honor Of holding
tie line Of tue enemy Wlthou, losing "a lDau.
Through tie kind eXcrionG Of Jud q McCunn, its
late COlJnel a fund has been created for the wdows
and orr hans Of tie members of the regiment Judge
! McCunn hoe also procured atuatiol5 for all The
wounded soldiers who have been un4be % Ioturu 10
the seat Of war. The Jndge takes az much prioc and
Interest in the regiment now If lie we've ELL its
leader. No other regiment in tae field - flS ored
"a the 31th aud ever eiuce its oratZ tfiou all fIe