New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-17
ENTIRE HARMONY IN THEIR PROCl Z DINCS.
The 9TH, 18th, 22d, and list Regiments
Of New York, and the 18th, 23d'
18th, 47th, SD, ard seth
Regiments Of Brooklyn.

Northern Sfa'ee. ID the stiects-OmchaDge- mo
courts-n Tie saoons-at the hoteson board the
cars-in workshops, and wherever men met, the
converse on turned upon this sudden and unex-
pce;ed raid.
| So far as we have any means Of Judging, there
WAS but one opinion xpressed-Democrats, Repub-
licans, Americans, AboOnists, ignored party names
made 30 illusions to each others anteceden's,
while all manifested determination to exert their
beat efforts to prevent the further progress Of shese
interruptions aud malignant invaders.
Oar returned soldiers, who have rendered invaln'
able service in the field and the lasting graft
tuie OF ali good and loyal czeDs by theit unexam-
pied gallsptry and patriotism, have exhibited
strong desire to enter the army extepporized 10 re.
lieve Pennsylvania from the dilemma in which she
has been placed by the late movements of tie Reb-
els. Col. I5endix las called a meeting, TO BE- held
to-day at o'clock at the Mercer House. to take into
consideration the propriety Of forming temporary
organization Of returned soldiers for the purpose OF
beating back the insolent ASSISTANTS who have dared
to ret their feot upon the soil ecnsecraed TO Free
dom. Yesterday morning the Common Council
Committee Oh National Affairs NE, at the City Hall
lor consultation, and ,ermned to do all IN their
power 10 hasten the regiments to Pennsy lvania.
Gov. Seymour has telegraphed to the principal off,
Gers OF the different regiments in this city and Brook
lyu 10 Greer their men to make immediate prepara-
ton for short service.
The militia are not only willing but anxious to 60
where their services ore Eeeded. Large numbers OF
men, belonging to different regiments, visited their
several places Of rendezvous, aud watched for ths
call from their elefs The gallant 1b met IN their
Armory e9ry on the forenoon of yesterday, ready
to take their departure at moments warning.
Ober regiments also met at their Headquarters, ana
ouly wait for the word Of command TO 90 TO prove
their patriotism and their pluck by deeds OF voor 10
the path OF duty.
! We have now, in this city and neshboThoot
LARGE army Of men, many OF them soldiers who have
had he advantage OF two years discipline. They
have been under fire 10 many battles, and had ratler
iyht the Rebels than 20 to their breakfasts AT the
different military depots regiments u men who
have jus, enlisted some Of them are returned so''
diers oar militia force embraces some q The beet
fighting material in the world. and is has been under
excellent drill and net few OF iis oficers and men
have seen service. Oar city to-day will swarm
with soldiers basteniug to obey the Of their
commanders and the best wishes and prayers Of all
who are true 10 their country and loyf 10 humanity
will 20 with tlen.
They 90 10 perform much needed but short
vice and will soon return in triumph TO receive the
benedictons Of their tric1ds. Gen. Wool, Gen.
Hall, Gen. Sandford, Gen. Smith, Gen. Spcer, Gen.
Crooke, Gen. Even Gen. Yates, and other leading
military men have worked with untirDg energy TO
get every regiment in readiness so that not a mo-
ment of precious time may DO lost. II tie gray
backs" had been within DAYS march Of our me-
ropolis scarcely pro aptitude could have been
displayed by our mili AIRY authorities. They bare
made arrangements to send strong force OF regu-
lars from Governors Island. The ',h, lih,
18Th. ODD. 23d 18th, 4,th, SD, aud 56th Regi-
ments National Guard Of tue State OF New
York, and other regiments, were Yesterday ordered
10 hold themselves in readiness Ia leave for Penn
sylvania at the EARLIEST notice. Many Of the Ulcers
of the returned regiments, like Col. Bepdlx, are
consulting with their brave comrades IN relation 10
the raid, and will doubtless succeed in rAisins
powerful force OF men who have passed through
the ordeal Of war on many well-fought field.
Last evening Major-Gen. Sanford issued an Or
der direc ing commandants of regiments to proceed
forthwith to Harrisburg, Pa, TO help in repeng
the enemy; to apply for the necessary subsistence
aud Transportation aud limiting the time OF service
I, thirty DAYS, or not more than three months. AT
a meeting Of division officers held last night, it was
resolved to inform the Secretary of War that it was
their desire to retain their brigade organizations and
officers on the field. This was suggested by an Or
der having been received directing them TO report to
Gen Coucl at Easion. 20.
TuR GOVERNOR ASD THE BRiGADER-GESERALs-
Aan early hour on Monday evening, Gov. Seymour adj
dressed the commandants OF bades The fol-
having is c,uy o all the Others:
AIB,yY. Tuesday. June IT, 1869.
BriJ Gen WV. Hall, Thvd brsgG4e, National Gud,d
Older n the esncnts la paDd 90 De ready TO 90
to fN'a''iPI'' a. 0''e' w '"''' a0RirIo SEYMOUR
Gen Han replied yes erlay morning stating that the ref
nsnts would DO ready to leave at any time he would
designate
nuccordauce with an order from Gov Seymour received
Yesterday morning orders issued to the ooions'o
regiments by Brig,disr acusrss as follo~''
TIE FIRST BRIGADE.
Tie following order has been Issued BY Gen. sp'cer'
Headquarters FRsr BEaspE y, l. = i S.Vp
BY order of the Commando Chief oil TIE tate 81 Sem
ork the 'eveal FOR Pheshi. at once on short
notice. BY order OF n,,,.s,.,.Csrsr,l b. sPICER
n II uoaa,.y Brigade asj II AID Inspector.
William ID Dimocs Ad,do-Csnp .,,s that, command.
RI sn,.nts Of the fhsi Brigade. win tnei comush9'
sus aid .'ti"''ed n"iiO'' u "''"' Men.
r,., cavalry, Colonel Price; ~
rust rnf,ntry) Captain Brady TeorsanikinS'''"'" 80
Thisd (Cavalyl Colonel PS'te' ~ =, I'd GO
vny.thrd (lnfany) OF Staten Island Colohei nay .oo
ms not exceeding Nv
Total. ''~~~
THE SECOND BRIGADE.
o.o y.,. of the Second Brigade has Issued the following
uv.ror,srxu sKcoyp BRIGADE. N. O., s. N. Y,l
Nav York, June ID, ls6l