New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Military AGnirs in the CITY.


Rebel raid into Pennsylvania has aroused the war
spirit to life and unprecedented activity. Tie
Wondering embers have been famed into flame,
and the excitement has been 10 intense, that the
military depors have been thronged with men de-
termned if possible to join the departing regiments
Vast numbers OF volunteers unaffected tie utmost
anxiety to have another chance. short service to
punish the unprinepled and malicious invaders; aud
those who could not be admitted nto the ranks either
because the ranks were filled or because of lack Of
equipage, were sadly disappointed.
Several officers whose deeds on the battlefield
have become honorable history, are constantly and
successfully at work organizing regiments Of re-
turned men, indeed two regiments are about ready
to start, and wait only for the proper STEPS to be
taken 10y the Departments 10 complete their outfit.
1t is the opinion of some eminent military men
that should the gray-backs venture much further
toward the North, there would he such an uprising
OF the outraged masses-such outpouring OF the
militia and volunteer forces as TO sweep the Rebels
from the Free States not only, hut overwbein them
on their famous fighting grounds at the South and
crush out the great army of discontents."
In this city the raid" has silenced the noisy cow
drunkenness and prostitution, and in pubic places
about peace. They make less noise now than the
"trombOne" Of the locust males Summer day.
In all directions our flag flies in triumph, and the
sound Of the fife and drum indicates that our mon
are marching on. The song in prase of Old John
Brown is again heard on Broadway, the grand
avenue through which our heroes march to the
point of departure.
DEPARrISd REGIMENTS.
H. consequence Of uaapoa being furnished By the
ermsstcrs De psr,msr the Ssh Regiment, leave
the city yesterday. II will leave this morning O'clock
majority Of the officers and Of thi. reg have been
under :e aud them have cons iesbe service
Tho FOL owing 1. liz, Of the principal officers: Col Bsssy
LeutcoL C"ansga; M.,or, vacant, Qu.t.rnsster Tally
Adjutsnt FsgsIty.
On Saturday the 1th EewYork Artillery Regiment end the
18th and .9h (Broosyni Regiment. started for Har,burs
CO. BendiI n r.csanizps tho 10th Volunteer Regiment
Gently returned from the service 1t pected they will b.
ready TO movo th. evening.
Tho 9th Regiment uudrr Col Mason, expect, leave d.
rccty with u r.nsa 1t expected that the so soldiers
Staten Island will receive o.dar. to mach In day
1HE sIHTY.FIFTH AND sIyEsTr-FoURrH.
On frds, the O5h ana 7sh Rcsmtns cfi City Of Buf
fso for Pennsylvania They escorted the By
qaAat'rc.s They greeted with demo- Of ap
pro's and honor every step Of their march Cheer upon
cheer rent the att and ha waved proudly from public and
private buildings In Buaao well a. IN Ns~iors there
evidently IL not peace parry inch long" The olew
ing 1. the ro.le Of the 7'h that Of the GOTH have not
bern sbio to obtain;
FIELp Oruosn.-Coopsl. WATSON A. To.i Lieutenant
Coos.l Walter o. seey Mayor, IhAs w wing Adlnt-ni,
J. M. JOhuson.
s1Ary OrncrE.-Ensin..r Geo. b. K.iehsn. sprs.on.
b
Nos Cossr,oxKp sry, orrc,u- sers.,a,-Ns,or
LfSE OTriCKHs-tomgany A-tsVt Hoiacs q Thoun,
lot Lieut.. J. {. hs, - Lsut III D B.sns COMPANY f.
Capt Thee u. B.Ingu, let. Lieut. Itoa " b'hog -
Lieut. Geo. l.. snlts C0mpsny C-Capt I. "..rd.
lat Lieut.. G'o' Tousncs "a Li.ut " o. McG-sa. Coo.
Lieut., Lh,b. l. Saith COMPANY L-C,It "m. Chrseu
l.. rg' I.Gs a o. Il .1 ,. Ass SssSy
9-.sPt Henry ks.'es lot Lieut. Lon. I.siel-t - L-u.
Esb,r Y. Allen. "a Lieat Norman b.,sr CoHt.ny n
.'ft nstsa4Sf sloan 'i Lieut. Joan fs''r'0H ID Lieut.
THs zoUAvvs.
colonel Jsdins. popular aud so!esi officer Ia bnsy
at .moGs toe ,soyss who have 'sfVios
with him and will Immediately organic ,.ssdiI corp, OI
the pafpose o. ss'in ia'as a.. he.d.
THE IOsTgR ARTILLERY.
regiment, to DO dr'isaac4 ID, fo,;.r Artillery IL.
ber. orgslled of tue Dsgatsn. Of North C.Ton,
Thi. n,n' rsst hsh aud part heavy aud 10
Col j. j. Morrison TIE heaigaaef. % ,hs regiment Ia .,
No go Bro.w This regiments ben. Organized fr Gen.
Ledh.'. bn.,ae u Af.lsTy.
DEPARIUE 90 rHE THRGTIYrH AND TwESTi-
EIGHTH REGiNEST. These two regiment. started hon
Broor,n for Hamburg Saturday. both by the way
Eaton ~. The 18Th mustered a. City Annoy. conner
ofCTsnb,ty sud Henry streets shortly afsf ~ ocscs
aud ,Oot ny line Of march for murs street. EewYo.
whsr. they emssked board ola steamboat Tor Elabe.h
port j. The lRh st shortly amer The fieads Of
both regiments ..embed a5olt the alory to hen of
aud the crowded with spectator, TO the fuion
ferry where they crossed number OF Gags pended
the and dsy-d from many Of tn. redenos.
along the route The sIoa.ri .nihusasm prevailed The
officers nearly all presented with bouquet,
and THIS 4. the second three month";
campaign for the 25h and the third fof the 18th Tie former
retains nearly al b.. old oicen the latter but few Tue lists
Of both Published "a Saturdays issue. Tie only re.
remaining tho SD. Col N. T. Cole. They were
mustered at IL. Arsenal a. Portland avenue, Saturday
night aud directed to hold thsm.elVo, In readiness to march
Inonrnrs notice They val leave either to-day Or TO-
morrow The regiments which nave iot the @ Both.
2s,b and 18Th. which together with tie 52i will -fe i've
from hi. city Tees.yhc information fo the first named
two regiment. 4, the effect ha they have .rrysd in Haze
nsbufE
ORDER ORGANIZING THE NATIONAL GUARD.
OEsRhAL hRADorAHTFhs srAIH oP NE"-lOKk,)
ADJuTAas-GE.EhALs OPFiCK.
hIBAS1, June 10, 1903 }
GxyxRaL OEDEKs. No. "a. Ia puf.utuee Of the pro
von Of an act 20 provide ff She Enr0 - tie Militia
,b .nd disc Pin. OF Nuousl Guard Of
STAT. Of York aud for tue Public Defense pa-sod Ap
"a 1862 sud o a"Ldng tue sBue, pasfsd May -
lgJ IN, % which By
events 20 De 81 imperative necessity the Command-rin
Ct.f 10 form itn al convenient sIeei .iectye
p.nzsto Of Tho Na!iona Guard Of the State o. Newell oIk
sucn or.ariI.tion consist Of an available fore u
Ei4ht ofgan.zrd DiyiIOns
Thirty two Bn.40os.
one Luudrtd snd iweuy-c yh regiments OF bsslions Of
,uty and such la sfirs aud fquaJIOns have
been or "a, be- .p.cieiy IA thOf'zei
purpose Of promoting such oTganzaoD the Stale
10 As 90, divided into 49,.
EirLt division di,tricts at present .shbi-het.
TLiuytwo saJe disu Conforming 10 toe senate dis
tricts, and ,...