New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

Recruiting continues lively, the liberal bounties
now offered being sufficient to provide Tor the iami
lies Of volunteers until the men receive their first
payment The order for drafting had stimulating
effect npon those liable to CONSUMPTION, while 1t fully
awakened the people 10 ,ensc Of their duty The
rural districts Of the State snow All earnest Intention
10 complete both quotas without resortng 10 draft
but our city has shared 70 generously the burdens OF
the that mighty effort Is necessary TO avoid Q
consc ripton. As can he ascertaned the
quota Of New-York City is somewhat deficient, but
the remainder Of the State has already done is duty
TIE MASTERING OFFICE.
Since Monday morning about $50 men have been
.sworn iuto tho service at the mastering Office.
Cap,s. Learned aud Ewood, and Lieut.. Smith are
Kept constantly busy during Office hours. MIR. l..
w Stevenson of the Produce Exchange pays
promptly all b0pnties offered by that association.
REGIMENTS UNDER MARCHING ORDERS.
The Rochester regiment Is expected here to-day.
The Albany regiment will leave camp to-day Tor
Washington. The Vosburg Chasseurs were ordered
70 leave the Red House on Monday last.
MORE RECRUITS FOR MASSACHUSETTS REGI-
MENTs.
-Four hundred recruits arrived in the city yester-
day morning by the steamer Metropolis. They are
chiefly for the 18th Massachusetts, some being for
the lrt and 18th Regiments OF the same State.
FIRST REGIMENT or NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
At present Col. Gurney's regiment is filling it's
ranks IVA rapidly as any command IN the city. The
be,aquarters, No. Sii Broadway, are Kept open
ey. Dings, as well the various recruiting Offices
Surgeon Cutler and Adlutan; Lutte ar. unremtlng
ia the dischlr,e Of their duties. The first company
Of Monitor" have been mustered into service.
Tie officers are Captain VIM. Io~land, First Lieu
tenant Henry j. Woeton, Second Lieutenant James
+. Hurilnnd The second company completed its
maximum number on Monday noon Bnd third
company was Immediately commenced. The captain
Of tho second company IL Mr.. George W. Cooper,
and Of the third Nj. Cornelius A. Cooper. Both If
these gentlemen have been connected with the
5ond OF Education, and are brothers. Captain
Rowland at The request Of committee of citizens Of
~ eurol tho fifth company OF Z" Monitors" Captain
Steward l.. Woodford is al present engaged ia or
g.uniziDg the fourth company.
ASTHON ARTILLERY.
Major Willnrd's battalion IN approaching compile
ton Tho camp vt Mount st. Vincent will to-day
be- occupied. The headquarters arc at No. J95
broadway.
PiFIu SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT.
About GDU men are already ia camp ut Turtle Bay
Tbk regiment In nearer the maximum standard than
any other in the first districts Col. l., issner
has irsued u order to all absenteee 10 report them
,eIyes before Wednesday, or be conside red W. de-
serters The regiment will be attached " tho corps
of Gen. Sgel The headquarters are ut No. l6g
Eat Houston direct.
STANTON LEGION.
This regiment will act as an escort to Col. Cor
coran on Friday, and will doubtless attract much
attoution. Gel. Allen is in Washington Oh regi-
mental business. 1bo Legion posses..s An able aud
energetic Adju,ant, w. w. Horton, aud competent
Urinh \. Lowe, formerly Clerk Of
Cpemung County. Lisit. Vim. + Allen, a son OF
The Colouel, who was taken prisoner in the seven
days battles before Richmond, has been released
md Los reioiDed bis eomnand-tbe Let New York.