New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
PATRIOTIC MEETING OF TIE CHAMBER OF &C


PATRIOTIC MEETING OF TIE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE.
A Committee of Thirteen was appointed at the
last monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
10 confer with other citizens on national affairs
They afterward met Committees from the Union
Defense Committee, from the citizens who met AZ
tie Mayors Office, from the citizens who net at the
Fiitii-Avenue Hotel. and the Common CounciI-all
having the same object in view, narsely, the en-
courageme,t of eulistments and he sren yhening Of
the Cove nrent. Jonathan Sturgis. esq, was
c 10 lhe chair, when M. John y. Stevens gave
i.p0r Of tic progress Of the Committee, in which
he stated that resolutions nd been prepared, aud
tsat n VIA intended 90 hold putnc meeting III il.s
civ q Ic-,o1d 10 lie c ior troops and support T..
(. .,y.rrueft. Cen. Wctn0 said !! was hin
ding # ne Chamber, but 100 adjCur-mcft 5houlc
take place without some remarks IN ne object they
wore called together 20 accomplish. lie then maze
a.. cara,.t aat eloquent speech
il.r come REMARKS iron Mr. Nteph.h ms ST., u
fi' IL. declared that III Union uen, without shade
or distinction of party, should unite Ia We forth
csuir- defnous.rari,n in .ayor 81 supporting the
federal Government, c..:
M Nf'iougi Affairs forming J int Committee, met
Yesterday afcrnoon in the room OF tie ClamOer o.
,,omuerce. Tie d.igeront Committees are composed
as follows: o.,., ,c,..,..
l.. fHrO
,,,,, Ocrplu, Duer Na,hsn stufgcs John \ stephens
T.-rn prfsu-. CJumi t..-thr hon. Hamilton fish
tCLairnsn H. NJ Biatchierd, y l. s.ewaFt and Gen. /. III
H'y.f. Office Tor Crer.') cor.nitee-Juige White Dr.
Ir.u5f. .eber David Dudley Field
FfGt tvenn. uo,s Gi-izrns' oornmit'eeR. H. MccurdY
IL aairrran Charles Gould, VIM. Curtis Noye, iorrs
re cdee II he Conmor Council owing Il is said
q, ZEE Of the time If nesting were pot present
Ills Honor Mayor 0pdyke was eaIed TO TIE enair.
Nr u. ID. Field Chairman Of one OF the Subj ON
uittees. then presented series Of resolutions and
an address 10 le read az the public demonstration ~
be held on TUESDAY evening next AZ tie Academy OF
Music.
The following Committee of Arrangements were
then appointed:
Ma,or Opiyse, (Chsrman); Jons,h,n snrges, the Hon
s,nue Sloan. r. NJ. Nemore, Peter Michel Henry smith
jude !. ". White, @ D. Phelps Charles Could h H. NC
They were selected from the different Committees
represented.
ranoements were empowered To change the places OF
meeting, if they should deem it necessary.
ON motion of Mr.. X. NJ Blatchford, the gentleman
who proposed the resolutions received the thanks OF
the meeting for the sentiments they embodied which
Lad been so cordially and unanimously approved
without debate, Al. Co..
then. ON motion OF Gen. Wetmore, rendered the
thanks of the meeting for the correct record he had
maze of their proceedings, and requested to continue
Mr.. ID. ID. Field then read the following call for
the proposed meeting, winch was UNANIMOUSLY aP-
proved -,
The citizens OF NewYork Of all parties who are Tor sup
rorr the Government IL the prosecution Of this "'r ana
he supp tho Rsbelion are 'qnested 20 nee tue
ac,aeng of Music Tuesday evening next at ococA 10
.,c thout reference to any party question whatever
III, coDd- ia the justice oi our cause ana
,eir Sios denomination to nai ,i II ana 20 a.a en-
10 er to the Government all the aid IN their power to the
ext, NJ o. oil their resources.
he meeting then adjourned
DISSATISFACTION or RECRUITING OFFICERS.
R,crnitiug officers in this vicinity are very mucn
diss.tt fed with Gov. Morgan'5 General Order, No.
10 issued ON the 1h inst. The great objection seems
:, he that recruiting il thereby confined TO the
s,naforic,l District in which the company or regi-
mem Il. Organizing. The first seven Districts are,
ho,vever exempted from this rule. An officer eBiist-
u0 tep ~ expected 10 send them 10 Inc regimeh'ai
camp established i'll 'he district wherein they are
raised It Ia caiued that this provision Will tend to
red ns cad Of accelesatng the progress OF orsanza-
tiOn
STANTON LEGION.
This regiment is ad yanciDg in line OF completion
n fust as can be expected The officers are 1nay
loc,ted in their respective districts, and working
witt all possible zeal. The quarters at -'ew-DorI
have been put in perfect order, and the men Were
Yesterday transferred from Camp Washington 4
The new encampncnt, where there are good bar
racks pure water, and sea-batLing. Col. Aliei
con,ulains that authorizations are obtained TO re
cruit men iOr hls regiment who are ultimately so
TO other commands
/ ENROLMENT or THE MILITIA.
An enrolment OF the State Militia has just bee
oorpleted occupying but fonr weeks. The name
and Residences of nearly 800 900 men, believed to
subject to military duty, have been obtained. L.
aApected that We have al lsast quarter OF millio
mliiiamoa.
CAPT. TuRNBUIL ~ THE FIELD.
Police Capt. Turobull Of this city has commence
tn work "a raising regiment Il volunteers: ~
| ac . ft "a IL a
,ali.irs, w..ls.d him vastly ia tAs Accom-, hi'