New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
In reference 20 the LYON Regiment at Camp Lyon,

The Ney-IIape. Palladium says;
II ,.,oola he difficult. 10 find IN this State more
bealtbfnl or besuifu site 'ot sn enean pment than
thai ON Oyster Point. j ahoi "a commanding view
treat r. noesvous for bsthiB1, ia surrounded by
Charming dives and Id In constant receipt II the
most refreshing sea hTeeyes. Ii If no wondg that
III now in camp are 6eliy hted nth their siiiation,
and that all oisr partially organized companies IRE
anxious 20 be of tb,ir number. The only s@o com.
laues az present there are that from Mefiden and
Capt Sep. Smiths of New Haven. Tbe'forner has
sworn i'll absnt 20 men, and has electedtor commits
stoned officers three If the best III the county
Capt. Smith has enlisted between 90 and 10 good
men. TIE her companies are doing well anc sew
eral will doubtless 90 into camp ,his week. By an
oher Saturday night, the Lyon Regiment will show
Tor itself.
Under the ners ased bounty offered some time ago
10 old regin eDts over he W, recruiting for the IN
is progressing fayorably, and il is believed that The
four new regiments Mil be ready TO march III Two
weeks.
NEW JERSEY.
| The camp of the 18th Regiment New-)ersey Vol
unteers which is situated within about a mile oi
Newark begins TO assume the proportions and ap-
pearance Of a regular service encanpment. Tents
| have been Iitched for the men who have arrived
and for the Quarternaslers Department lbe loo a.
ZION of the camp charming, aud its healLhinlnesa
assured. The 18th 10 under the conluand OF Colonel
| Carmap OF Newark, who was wounded IN the bat
tie of Williamsburg, and ia a brave soldier. kr-
cruitinr Offices have been established throughout The
three counties which iOIm tie regimenial district,
and already there are one hundred and twenty men
recruited and in camp under instruction. The Com
mon Council of Jersey City siyes $50 bounty "a
each recruit from that city, aud II is expected mai
other bodies in Il disIict will con Inc 10 make The
bounty Of so general to all who eulIft ~ the i3tl
Regiment. They have, besides The Government
bounty of 800, the advance OF pay, and the wlVes
of solders Of New Jersey receive 81 month from
the STATE while their husbands are III the army Ihe
camp at Newark ia in charge OF Leui.-Col. Van
Mort, who is detailed by the Governor as Canil
Ouarternsster and Disturbing Officer.
| Lieut. Col. X. McAllisier OF the lst New.for
Vols, has been appointed Colonel of the llth Kegi
II ent, now dri ling at Camp Perrine, Trenton, n
J. Col. Samu.l Fowler Of Sussex County, \. d
has also been offered the command of the 10th Reg
ment In camp at Pennington This regiment
through the active exerlons Of Col Charles Scran
ton. will soon be organized and ready for departure
The northern district OF jersey will probably
be frat ready for The field.
! ONO.
Capt. Frank Rundell of Genoa, Ottawa County
last week Obssiued . men for tie lO0lh Regiment
with every assurance OF increasing the number iC
/ 80 1t least Few towns have doUe as well rs Genos
III furI.i.hing tOldicrs for the Union army IL ha'
already So men III service, which, WITT those no"
c listed, make an aggregate Of 49, The total vote
cast by the township Is 10y.