New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
LOCAL MILITARY WATERS.
GEN. siGIL WANTS MORE MEN.

Gen. Franz Sigel has writtena letter TO DIR. Dulon,
in this city, stating that he has received as urances
from the Secretary Of War that, with the consent OF
the Governors OF New-York, Pennsy lvaDa, Massa
cbuseus, Connecticut, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and
Wisconsin, limited number of regiments ard bat.
teries cond he raised in those States for the first
corrs under bis command, and that such regiments
woald be assigned TO the corps by the Department.
The regiments and batteries 10 be rgscd are, three
infantry in EewYork, three infantry in PerDsy Iva
Iia one infantry in each OF the other Slater, and
one battery in each OF the SIX hrst named States
He wants six of the regimen American and SIX
German.
lie asks the appointment OF a Committee TO make
the necessary arrangements and to eoufer with The
| Union Defense COMMIT &c. tie proposes MAJOR
Schwartz as his Chief Of Artillery and commander Of
the new batteries. The General, in concluding bis
letter. says, Everybody knows how much we need
! fresh troops and tue time has now come when our
country have an opportunity to assis me, ana 10
rally under our common flag. But every minute Id
more precious than 1t was during the whole war.
Let Us act quickly and energelcally and not loose
moments time.
THE IRISH BRIGADE.
! Recruiting for the IIish Brigade wac commenced
Yesterday at No. 1913 Broadway. The Office is in
charge Of Major Warrington Of Gen. heashers
Staff A banner IL to be Suspended across the street
bearing the uamos If the hailes in which tho briy <
aGe has been engaged.
TIE THIRTY-EIGHTH n. Y. VOLUNTEERS.
Col. j. IL. Hobart Ward of the brave 9th mr.
rived in town on Sunday night for the purpose Of
nc, Tuiing his command
GoyLRNMENT BOUNTY MONEY ON THE WAY TO
THE CITY.
The sum Of SlOO, coo is on tue way from WashiDg
ton 10 q s city Tor the paym 1T Of bounty iUr enlist
mepts n regiments now in the field.
MEETING OF SIXTH SENATORIAL COMMITTEE.
4 meeting OF the Sixth Senatorial Committee WIS
d L "a in HILL 4
Stewart in the chair A letter Was read from Gov.
Morgan EXPIRE ssing his desire TO have regiment. III
the feld filed up, and for thls purpose lie adyi-ed
the Committee TO defer raising the new regiment for
the present. lie asked their aid TO I'LL the regi-
uents, AID then help such regiments as were ia
progress under prior organizations.
4 series Of resolutions offered by Mr.. Blunt were
adopted directing the Recruiting and Enlistment
Committee 10 open Offices at once in the seve ri
wards, and requesting the COO eraton OF Wmd Com.
m5tccs.
Gen. Wetmore said there war some trouble AZ to
the bounty estiOL--whctber recruits would re-
ceive il, and how. lie offered resolution that n
Committee Of two be appointed to wait upon Major
| Sprague, the Superintendent Of recruiting for the
United States, ana ascertain from him all particulars
RELAXING 10 the payment Of bounty money. Mr.. Geo.
W. Blunt aid AID. Dayton were appointed such
/ Committee.
! MI Farr thought the Committee were loeing sight
of the main question Tor which they were appointed.
The Governor had been called upon to raise the
state quota, and they III turn, had been called upon
10 assist the Governor in ra,iug the city's quota.
Ills opinion that The ~, 600 men required To i'll
the old regiments would not credited part Of
the quota, and they would sl be obliged 10 raise
the required number for new regiments.
Some were Of opinion that the men would be
cr6dited but Mr.. NctmOre set the matter at by
stating that sim lar question had arisen Ill Queens
County when DIR. Hall, the Government agent. had
stated einplatcallv that the men Iaieed Tor old
roo Ie n ~ ~
The Committee appointed TO confer with haor
Sprague We're alsO directed 10 cOntult with the
Governor Oh the subject Of filing the old regiments
The following is the communication from Governor
Morgan:
STATE OF Ngw.YoRE, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, July u. i8Gk--Sondsy evening. I
Uto W BLUM. KsQ, ro''esoondtng sec DC. ~ y Cty
Sh have TINS morning received your iavor dated 2)h
inst, ncl' ing copy Of resoiuoI Of the Military Com
Iee Of the Ss Senatorial Dsrci, dated July "a, 1852
he'ored That The oveEnor be requested to inform The
Committee whether We shall pace orgbize brg
inent o. endcaNor 20 enst for tue h-ynns III the held
iEom th- STAIR and 1t therefore orJeea that Come
pobtDg secretary communicate with the Governor by
gIsPn, with a view 30 obtaining mis- o,iuop
lose no time IN replying thst believe the Interests Of the
organization OF new regiment in the Nh Senatorial Dis-
tIc Tor the pupoe Of enstdng the senaoriu COMMITTEES
ong up OF regiments 10 the held in the bTs instance and
subsequently 20 COMPETING the organization have
nsd. considerable progress, under authorizations previously
l. vii saod much satisfaction to confer with your com.
Hhte- on The utec' Of The appointment Of officers
'sont whoneseT T. il desn.d desirable yolT euer-
aud lfoniion m TINT dit elton Oh. filing %
The regiments
Permit me to express by thanks your Committee for IN.
Feiy connendabe manner In which observe have or
ziuzed the LABOR Ia district AID especially for yor
dsponuon 10 attend hrst To III. important ok of
cniiing for the army 10 the field.
have tie honor 10 be- vGy respectfully yonr obedeDt
servant r. u. MORGAN.
COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS
The JOINT Committee on National Ailairs of the
Common Council met at noon Yesterday in the Civ
Ha J. Alderman Farley presiding. The sub-Con.-
i.iee appointed 10 wait upon the President made