New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

CONlPI ANTS OF CRY RI'Bt TING oitnLHS.
The p.eat majority Of officers DOW enlisiing men
for the volunteer soFyice are greaily dissatisfied
with the restrictions and inc"n'cnicnces under
which thew labor Ihev claim that red tape ID more
than ever dominant and that unless changes are
speedily made IN the late general dors 81 the state
Ndiui1nt- General they will Dc compelled 10 abgn.
don the attempt 10 raise their respective coinnAn1s
Lib, raj bonniies having been offered by both the
STATE and tiional Governments, all who now en-
roll tlemsclv.. arc Jed TO expect their prompt paw
uent. They ind, instead, that There inducen en'h
are conditional, and consequently uncertain.
Suro and spscdy payment IS TIE only remedy for
this state vi facts. The chance OF obtaining the sd-
vance il shVLt ani Tor this reason men having fam
lie, 10 support will wait until The bounty money is
ready 10 lie dsbuIsed before failing into The ranks.
Commissions III In. volunteer service depend en-
/ trey upon the necessary complement oil men. An
advances made by recruiting officers are dead lcss
Ia them uuless tnly successful ia their efforts. Gen
Splnola OF the Empire Brigade IL IN Albany Tor
the purpose II setting iOrth thcse truths IN iorcl-
ble lghi II i to be hoped that The Executive will
make proyis.on for tbs immediate payment Of the
STATE bounty upon being mustered into service.
yTrrIN. ~ BEHALF oT IHr iHI-u BRIGADE
On Friday evening l. meeting will be held a, the
srmory of ihe I'll Regiment io. the purpose OF aid
inc C.n Ale.gher in the completion Of the requisite
nnmber of recruits for his brigade Gen. Meagber,
Judge paly, and James +. Brady, will address the
meeting.
Il
I Colonel de Trobrsnd, 81 tho 18th Regiment
lCar8es Latavetiel, has written q long co0mlnica-
lion ~ the COrrleS fcs Etlts ta,s, in winch he re
MES the statement which appeared ~ ina itpeF ana
Wa thence coqied into Oder city journals, TO me
efect that mir regiment was ~ cut up III me recen'
battlc- that only iiity effective men remained Tue
Colonel says that hs Official mus,er roll orJuiy IS'h
giyos the foil wing unansweTablc staisiies; ,.,
n.,,.J IA i've ., vice e..
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After admitting that one hall OF the absentees viii
never return--,honsh they ARE eomiog back dolly
the Colonel claims thas his regiment yet numbers jVo
effective men at the least.
1ug MUsITRISG OrfiCt.
About $50 men are daily mustered into service ~
the Musterinc.O Zee, No. ~ White street. Tho on
Ger, are ken, busy in tnsacting Tho nece,sry busi-
pe,s and feel confden, that tie state 4goth VIII ue
completed at an early day.
| RECRUITING FOR THE iRi IisRsis cNALRt'
| Cant. WIN. N. Croker has orcned recruiIng-
Office in Ispeaard street, near broadway, 20 eliroO
ulen for the 9Th Regiment New-SorS cavalry.
THE BOUNTY AND REcRiTrS.
Rr rei.ron.e 20 The Snecia' Notice Column Z viii
ia In tI,st Dr. Thomson Medical Inspector - en-
Gagged in,pec.ng such recruits ~ are entitled 70 '1t
! $50 STATE Bounty.
rnu, TEAM SOLDIERS ~ GOVERNOR ISLAND
/ Over 4 yrar ayo "a number 81 lnion soldiers IN
Tesar. oyer,oWered BY Rcbsi force, suFrehdetc0
! nv he late traitor 1wiges, and were .eeasod OF
n91rolc aud cent North. On there arrival here, ths
r,,,ns were .eut 70 Goycrn,r's Island % gsrrisou
m. lor. Vhie on duty there. They took exec !
ton to ne task OF sInT eesh l,ooc i pti ~ -
Joiny thes were breaking thoir parole; " lew %
ther went 30 lar az 70 throw dow taeir arigs, az
one vs.. tried bv courtmartsl, Gen. Harvey brow.
The pape9 with tie evidence and result OF ~,
trial, sent to Warrington for approval "els -s''h
! returned The nsn was again crdcrd "r "u',
WITHOUT pupisnuent, other thsn ths' maiea hs ne'