New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
PRODUCE FXCHAN6H REGIMENT.

Tho .rbser; o,ion in aid Of this regiment reached |
/ $500 yesterday.
TIE IRISH BRIGADE.
Thu of;cers d. tailed 10 recruit for this brigade are
Major Wtr. Warrington, Lieut.. L. Il. HagiDi OF TIRE
ss'i' CAT. IeAdy Of the 9th; Capt. Stanley Of
~. eq,b. Cgn. White, 69h; Lieut.. ~ an, sstb,
| ;..n. Eat. O'Couror, ssh; Lieut.. B'lrnf, t'th.
Son,a NJ those men were ~ severely Wounded "a TO
ba ;ncauohl, of doing field duty ut present.. Several
recruiting tents for this srgade may TO found IL tle
Park.
HEADQUARTERS.
Ouartsrmaster-t .eneral ArthurNs Office In walker
s,reet presents a bury scene tsly, and Is CROWDED
f,om morning until night WITH officers and tner
rsoui,iicns for clothing quarters, &c. Recruiting
/. noing ON finely in the Central and Western rec
tons OF the State, ard larye qua NY oil e"Tll,
mem. and uniforms are sent ihither every day. me
movement 10 fill up the Old regiments meets ""''
oisravor % the part Of rcw oilieers.
sryEyTU SENATORIAL COMMITTEE.
This Committee hs determined 70 assist Ia 1,bne
mn ,he ranks of the Duryee Touavts, Sishes Dig.
aco At : Chasseurs. fl!st Scott Life Guard, and
10th Regiment y. l. V.
TUE STATE AND UNITED STATES BOUNTY
Tn. disbursement of the State bounty to recruits
bv PavnasteE Bss IL progressing iheiy, sI .ne
ARRANGEMENTS Tor the pavmeot OF the same laNiuH
been perfected. Up ~ LIST night, go 900 b'n been
,aid Out aud checks IIe how gwen tor dbonl SJouV
daily. Oh the bounty checks so far issued, qoie
oue.,hird are for enstmsuts in regiments now IN
Inc field. The prompt fu'iillment of the Governor
promise in regard 70 bounty has created c1lhdence
among sLosc euistiug. There 10 now deposited ia
The city si50, 900 TO the credit Of Maj. Spragne,
U,ited S,:ses Dsbursng Officer for The state of
New-York 10 enable him TO pay al once TO .oldiers
volunteering for regiments IN the heiu the 30 NO.
vance bounty offered by the Secretary OF Var.
MERCHANTS BRIGADE.
There has been come talk Of . Brigade TO be or
panaed under the auspioes Of The merchants but no
action will probably DC taken in the premises Tor the
present. for fear Of interurtng the regular enlist
Ileuts OF regiments IN the held.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
This regiment 10 now isitly organlzed-tbe Sur.
peon, &. H. Cutter, Adlulant, j. l.. LllIie, ana
IOuarieImasler, A. NJ. Bradshaw, having been mus
le,ed in,o service. Col. Quincy has taken great
care in seeciaP the line off ,ers Tor his regiment
Many of them have been IN the held aimee the com-
mencemept Of the war.
Col. Quincy is well known in the business circles
of this city, and has also been connected with our
State Militia since lS9. For many years he was
an officer IN the 9Th Regiment and was With them
willie in the three months service. On tbs return
of that r-gment to this city he at once connected
Himself with the LIT Regiment u. :. Cbas'eurs, Col
Cocirane, as Captain. In June ast, al the request
of Gov. Morgan he was, by order of the Secretary
Of War, detached from his regiment 10 ac' ar in-
siructor OF Volunteers at Camp Washington insPec-
Tor OF Campo, and Military Examiner Of persons
aoplying for authority TO recruit under General Or.
der 10. 81 lie has been authorized by Gov. Nor.
gen 10 raise regiment. His Headquarters are Ut
Mozart hall, No. 81 Broadway.
SECOND MILITIA.
Lieut.. j. w. Demps"y Is enrolling men for this
regiment at Tie old armory Hall Place aBd seventh
street lis so ut the tent NJ the junction of Chatham
and Centre streets.
FIFTY-FIEST REGIMENT \. Y. v.
tnr
Senatorial Districts, aud any ole Iesiding within
the limits of the State OF New-iork, aud deslriDg
to Join tie Stat, will be laced in petition to do 70
by applying III wriiiDg or oihcryise 10 Major Chhs.
W. lie Genire, No. 2y5 oadwny. GlsPat.h
ust received from Albany states tlat from ths date
he State bounty wall b. regularly paid 10 recruits
for the js. Immediately after enlI-iiug. This regi-
meut is attached 10 the brigade Of lis former com
msndant, Col. Edward Ferero, now With Gen.
Burutide's CORPS d'aIme. The distinction hi. regi
uent has attained during the campnign Of Nor1b
Carolina ustiGes the II has met with IN re-
cruiting 10 tie full standard. Men anxious 10 JON
the army cannot select better organization.
YOUNG MEN, READ TINS.
On Thursday night, at meeting In the Ihir-
teenlh-stroet PIesby terisn Church, preliminary to
tie raising Of company OF volunteers speaker
,tsted that lad OF 10 years, who l. now away i"o'"
home 10 recover his health after dangerous ATTACK
of typhoid fever, on receiving letter ron ma
father that b. felt il bis DUTY to 90 20 toe "ai II.
Plies thus:
"rf ..-iI .-,y 90 TO the war in your place. wood
md do good tha, way although not 20 nuch 80 you
would stn you needed home. eId II you thnt could
can possibly do any good By going you stay home To
sis Gaze q Kitty and mother would 40 ri;h, on en-
gaining heath s aud 81, s s s say O FsI
not 60 weigh 2s pounds. II do ans lns to help close
ths wal let DO IT, woud rather - than have you 90
The reading If the extract was followed with
tberc her. MI nj he box
WAS The ron OF the person who !, to command the
company taey had met TO oreanize-Capi. W.
HOwiant.
MILITARY AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
Recruiting Tor the lst Regiment, Empire Brigade,
has been gong briskiy during the present week;
and from tho present ludlcatlons inc regiment VIII
be filled mp III few weeks.
Colonel Aptbony Conk recently appointed Colo
mel Of the "a Brooklyn Regiment 70 be raised In the
lid Senatorial District, has received bs commission,
and will forthwith commence recruiting The pros
poets Tor raining the regiment are very good.
The new Militia law creates a good deal Of coniu-
sion The names appear 10 hive been enrolled with
out regard to Ward or DistIi,t boundaries. The
Directory appears To nave been the most prohic
for obtaining the naTet 81 those liable 10 DO
military duty, and mest OF hose, from the number
If certificates filed, appear 10 he exempt for one
caure or another. Thousands Of young men have
been omitted, while every business men has been re-
corded. About 1900 names have been laced on
tue bat, and to Judge FROM Size excuses, there i,
extraordinary number Of cripples about-more than
anybody was aware Of before. Gu, Of The whole
number, scarcely "a battalion Is III Tor military duty.
Ar much inquiry il made, the following classification
Of timental districts may prove Interestingly those
concerned:
IS h ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and Eleventh WaIdL
l4b IL, Mt thirteenth, Inieclib, AND seventeenth
Naids
pa Regimen,-Firet Secoud and Third Wafdf.
zgh Itcsienit rtsenb, sixtccnth, aud Nineteenth
" aids.
q. IA Retinent-Fonrth and Iifh WaId-
go Rssinont--sti aud Twelfth v sids.
G6.h li,giment-Eiz Oh nud ninth " ards.
s0.h Eeziment-I enth and ri .hteentb Wards