The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

the reception Of Colonel Corco. by that prlion Of the
regiment which had their uniforms and AIDED that
occasion The only ground OF disquiot among the men
the delay in payment OF the state bounty-has been
wealthy friend Of the regiment, 70 advance the funds
necessary for the payment OF volunteers In this com
Ss ny a loass nnder All ons1
organizations now aborng is removed from IT, and
their recruiting goes ON more briskly than ever IL has
been falsely reported that Colonel Allen will command tho
Second regiment Of Metropolitan Guard Police regi
ment and through the influence Of his name many have
joined the latter corps Colonel Allen, who periodically
organized the first regiment II volunteers leave this
state at tho beginning OF the war, commander
OF the stanton Legion and no other organization Capt
I. G. Harer, OF Company c. issues the following -
will pay the sum Of one hundred and dfty dollars
to any person that will furnsh me with fifteen men, or
ve dollars apiece for each recruit at my Office, No. $50
Hudson street, New York city Lieutenant Connely also
Offers $40 Tor each recruit who may enlist with hun in
Company +, 40 his tent in the City Hall Park.
THE ANTON BATTALION OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.
This fine oiganzaton is rapidly approaching compile
tion. One battery is now ready to be mustered into the
b. the last of the week The Commissioners of The Gen.
ra Park have kindly granted to the battalion the use of
they quarered drawing rations from the gov
ennent living Ike soldiers and rapidly learning the du
ties OF soldiers.
COMPANY FOR THE DOUBLEDAY REGIMENT.
One hundred and nifty men, under command Of Captain
Baes, be attached to the Doubleday artillery reg
ment, arrived in tins city Tuesday morning, route for
until the evening, when hey took their departure for
Washington. The following are the oitcers:-Captain
W d. II. a. y
Eddy; Second Leutenants H. d. McNangntoI and Duncan
Mcpherson.
THE GARDE LAFAYETTE.
lieutenant Colonel Ibou.ot, belonging 10 the Fifty. fifth
regiment New York state Militia otherwise known as
ade lafayette, arrived in town on Wednesday IRON
the Army Of tnelotonae. The friends and officers Of the
regiment, anxious testify their respect and esteem to
The gallant Coonc or his sodiery conduct whist CON
maudipg tho Frtyath ia lie several battles through
which The regiment passed The oninsua, gave him,
Tuesday ilt hast, enthusiastic reception AT the
hall q Mr.. Faiyre, IN William street. All apinaFed de
gttn h. 4Lfpnf p.ttay n
IA nda. Ioass wee given, tfotc addre ses deliver
ed, aud when the toast y The "Garde iAay Was
mat he elected tls hearty a alfe theassembiy Ihe
whole company separated at a late hour with hearty
paudiis thuurut, tho gallant Fifty -h
The brave Army Of she Potomac.
REV. On. viSYoN AND TIE WAR.
The Rev Dr. Vmton, Of trinity church, IN this city,
bayng received IN ins ialion from tie New York loung
MEMS Christian Asscci on offering HIM the coonecy o.
the 'Irolsaes regment,n now about to be raised,
turns 'he following c,nstitatiouaI reply = "a,
TRINITY CHURCH, NEW YORK., August 81 1862.
NJ. FRANK W. BALLARD, Corresponding Secretary New
York Young Men Christian Association
Ny DEAR SiR-Your letter August IA, addressed TO
Inc at Newport, reached me here yesterday. You an
louDce TO me the purinse Of members Of the NJ c. A.
to form themselves into regiment Of soldiers, in re-
sponse 10 the call cr the President TO in the army
OF the unk states against the nnhalowed rebellion OF
the sayehong Confedefates, and to maintain the supre
macy Of tho constitution and preserve the national unon
You ask me 10 lead yoa as colonel Of the proposed reg
lcnt OF .fronsites.n
The cause u which the young men whom you repre-
devoted their lives sacred 1t is TO
defend the life OF the nation and the home Of the free.
It's foundation principle Of unity is the first Of prnci
PIES, being the characteristic Of God. war to main
tain the unity Of the nation is, therefore, holy war
not only proper for Christian young men To engage in
but which angels might enlist IN to prosecute.
rejoice that your association have resolved TO offer
themselves God and the people in "Ironsides rog
mentn While regret that 1t will not be practicable for
me to join you, yet can name commander now in the
United States Army who could serve you with far more
noy nan ,s"s 40 III s q
among the stuff and send supplies to the heroes in the
field. The Banner OF the Cross and the Flag Of the
Union will hold erect together, though your
is 10 silence the lannon's mouth and mine to shut
the mouth Of gninsayers.
MEANWHILE give the assurance 70 the young men of my
high appreciation Of their confidence in my military,
natriotc and Christian agreement with them well
N my ability to lead them God grant you success and
sroy their country and commit suicide on their own
prosperity and happiness remain my dear cir your
friend and brother, FRANCIS vLNTON.
THE sICKLEs RRIGADE.
ppFclAL ORIlTs-No. Is.
HEADouARTERs RECRUITING SERVICE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE
Cry HAIL PARK, INV York, August %, 1862 !
All convalescent men belonging to this brigade will re-
port these headquarters Friday August 90 at eight
o'clock NJ. prepared u rcjon their regiments III the
will report at the same hour for the purpose OF embark
ing Tor Annapolis, Nd, 10 compliance with orders from
the War Department. BY command OF
d. f. sichLEs, Brigadier General Commanding.
O. H. HART, Assistant Adjutant General
ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR coRCoRAN AND OTHER
ENLIsTMENTs.
Ia addition the 800 from Mr.. Curran for
s' purposes by Gen Corcoran Mr. Sannicl N Hoyt
mas given $500, and MIR VIM Tiien 81 GEO. Mr.. Charles
could Treasurer Of the War Committee appointed at the
Park mec;ing has received large additional amounts to
he fund, but not deem proper 10 them
until the signatures or the money are handed in.
SOLDIERS DEATHS IN OUR HOSPITALS.
The following deaths soldiers have occur ed In
hospitals during the past two weeks
Al M hlcad acknowledgement Joha A. zeigler Co. g.
~ rennsylva, ia reserve; Henry Blunt, Co. H. seth New
York; John Harmon Co y, seth New York; Martin L.
clark Co. u, seth New York
- Bletge HosJptd-Sergoant Charles IIaskins Co G.
l4th tinted states infantry Sergeant A. T. Kitchm, Co.
-, 9Th Pennsylvania reserve; Corporal George Sleeper
GO g. ls Massachusetts, Terence Roddy Co. II, "a YER
mont; Iyncy r. Iharton, Co ID, "a Vermont; Thomas G.
smith, Co u, S5th Pennsylvania John Srringlhalter,
20 - eth New YoiS; George G. Edcelnan, Co. a, eth
pcnrsy wanna.
TIE GIFTS TO TIE NATION.