New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
LOCAL MILITARY WhTTEEs.
Arrival AND DErAETUKE OF TIE I'm MNNE
RLGlNl NJ.


RLGlNiINT.
The Eth Maine Rc.1r ent OF Volunteers arrived
ri jersey City Yesterday morning ou I've steamer
III, uoath kock. and look he cars Tor VI asI gion.
IL started fr"m its camp IN Portland Oh ih"irdht
morning 10 Boston aud thence embarked 1t once r
mi. poini. 40 reception was waited foT, aud the
dcprrt Hrc of the from Jerrcy cry took place
without any other demonstra lou Than hearty
cheer from the crowd assembled ~ ilc depot.
The r,Cintat uuulers go men, all implicitly
uniformed equipped, and armed with Enfield rife-.
|. l. "a noticeablc fact that the men who come from
tie Eastern Stste., wei ia our own. az the pre-
,ent iiLlc Ia some respects sni,ior 10 thore
fret II ID the ranks. There l. greater proportion
of agricultufisis tnrn hitherto.
The nanes Of the principal officers are "a follow:
Colonel Ieoms. A. EoS W. tsa'.S. . J Rs.
ia OF tho COLONEL; oasro'm.-t.r J. T. "'srhou'"'
smyeon. Dr. Nesius. Cha. s4n. Rev Harvey iet'ey -
! Capt1in,-Co \ (of Pofsrel. Cap'. VIM N. ssysg- Co
tpor,laud q. ". a,I,.u. Go. ,rohandl A. colder.
G.. u.ewsonl Caps rgrtc.i G.. r Cato ils7eih p
ninstonI y j. Merrill, Co il S,',broo, Cap, tors, CO.
! ,sscoj Capt. HOo.,u Co. X tGiueyl Capt s,iu'on
TIE RONsIpIs rrCMEST.
The following is the address of the Army Com
uiltee Of tue New-York Young Mems Christian
Association to ali loyal young mon:
~. pay.r Of your country TIE voice ofi mother 70 her
children. Manhood cs.l"d upon to defend the boom
winch louh.hed infancy The ld'ni must ,uaid The school
tha tan ni him. The tliiiln uut protect As altar. Tho
entire amor OF patriotism c0ihe every limb Of tie
Devo,ns ouuelv,, 70 the cause. without re,civson
invoke the moral heart Of Ae p"oPr 10 fepo"d with 10
IRON p,y ard rl.crnt. We spI-a a. Christian eanio-ca
A. a,.oci.on. Z" .l placing tic .ryic- o. the
Coornue fesln,ut compo'o Of eafnrs'' oys GOD feat
iAs nrnl We iDFre tbr 'tipilnehi 81 'onut'.r Who
would in the mora relations Of .cAi lie
To .of IN, rgiucuts brotherhood ~ tie scve
operation Il Chuche, and The 'ymp.ty OF sood msa We
would place 81 TIC lie a Of ea't ono isn~i weh ,iA D.
free frr ~ the evil Of camps that s"r ihfefh iisr az
moral AID phy'et du.Jt regiment "A"'c N'!A -l De
or r-ciai sie the psfcut al The We
may commit thif loved oe-ssucd that their efa AM
tar,, aud nsrr al ~sn' viii be watched over Win thinns
The Amy Commute. Will attend q, the the New
iouLs Ac.s Ciustlsn Association, Lipe House co
be- made Il tor cnfeeft hr.di' and "hgis az com
n.u' aJas ray be ati' .ed TO lfohtld.s HsHntnt'
y >"ung Alen' Christian A..oclst9n; ranT' 81 urge
volunteers also be- rn, to either Of the ioio"hsnsncd
Tbs. hlsnsfa. No. Gi Wall STREET Ch'n Amy Com.
grsJ p mAnieffe. NO 100 bioad"a th'n Anii'iJ Com
THE TwENIy-fIfTn REGIMENT ALLOWED TO
VOLUNTEER ~ the FIELD.
The 9th Reg meut of Militia, oil Albany, now at
Suffolk Va, will be musteed ont Of ,cIyIcc Oh the
18th Many members Of the regiment having eN-
pressed deriTe 10 volunteer Ia tho III Regiment,
Col. alyo-d, now ia command, formally requested
that peIms-ion might be gwen them 70 DO This
request has been pr-schted 10 the Governo, and he
L:i- issued an order TO that effect, with the nddi-
tionHI information that the State as well a. the
United States bounty would be paid to AL who
should 40 eBlIst.
BUFFALO IRISH REGIMENT.
Gov. Morgan has appointed John l.. Mcmahon,
formerly Private Secretary Of Gov. seymour,
Colonel Of the Ilish Regiment now being raised IN
Buffalo. This regiment though commenced bu.
few days since now numbers over 100 men, and il
expected 10 reach ite maximum Ia ten days
Col. Mcmahon is n brother Of NJ. 4. MahOn, of
Gen. McClellans Stall, also of Capt. j. i. McMa-
hon, formerly of the G9th. Irish Brigade, aud who,
it will be recOlected distinguished himself nobly
at The battle Of Fair Oaks, IN leading the ssh now
on Gen. Richardsons Staf.
COZ. GURSEY's NATIONAL MONITORS -
Ig1TH n. y. STATE VOLUNTEERS.
1his regiment il now recruited 10 about the min
imuiu, but tie officers are making strenuous Efforts
to iii 1t up 10 the maximum standnfd and are direct
ing their efforts to that end with iair prospects OF
nuccep. The character Of Ito men eplittcd renders
this a safe aDd good place for young men VITO 4
wi.h to avoid the conianna,lous oi WHISKY and
profanity. The regiment IL encainrcd a, Camp /
Washington, Staten leland. The recruiting station |
at the store Of Fowler a Well No. 3JS broadway,
ana aIso the reGnentai headquarters No. 81 Broad
way, still open for the reception OF Volunteer
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
About go men are required 10 FIJI up Col Cur
ncy q Regiment. In addition to the regular boun-
TIER an extra bounty Of $40 ii given to each recruit
sPlCIiL MEETING OF TiiL JERSEY CITY COM
MON COUNCIL.
IN accordance with u rcquest expressed In a Tcso-
latiOn passed At meeting Of I've uiIens OF Jeiay
Civ. held on Thursday evening, special meeting
Of The Common Council was NJ u Yesterday after
noon and resolutions adopted rovidinB for the pay
ncni oil $50 bounty 10 every volunteer for nine
months service who shall enlist before the lst Of
BhOOELyN MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Yesterday 100 men were enlisted ia Col. Conk's
Regiment, and ~ in the Fret Regiment,
Empire Brigade. Col. Joufdan. The parade o. the
rst Regiment, winch war I" have tnhcn place yea
clday. was postI ouod ID consequence OF Tho reccp-
ion Of Gen. Corcoran in Now-iork. The tenis ex-
,ectcd for this regimen, on Saturday will not be
forthcoming until Wednesday next, when the en-.
'ampmont will be formed on the parade-Found nj
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