New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

nopcv voud not be sousndsrsd In many instances az II
&c. and many the would reen and serve their
country this her hour peril While tho pay 10 withheld
from these men, those who should them bring dcredt
upon tho Government prevent the soldiers VIE and child
from obtaining the money needed their supports and while
they stand in the way Of the soldiers return to tho service
they leave him without pkusId Of protection. exposed
tho masked batteries Of insnpsnce Incidence. and the
cupidy Of unscrupuous brokers' who purchase soldiers
claims BY the BY what disposition made Of that case Of
fraudulent dealing with soldiers certificates which came be-
fore the Courts several months sgo Was hushed up to
save somebodyf
DEPARTURE OF NEW YORK SOLDIERS.
No. less than fifteen thousand Now York (5s,e soldiers
have gone the of Pennsyyana-hi. includes one
regiment Of three years About fifty members OF the
TIN R- nen equal number Of the a5h and llth. left
this city Saturday for the ofwa The latter regiment
WAS on Friday sworn in thirty days from juno ID.
MEETING OF OFFICERS OF THE TENTH REGIMENT.
On Saturday afternoon there meeting Of the officers Of
the 10th Regiment the Mercer House take action
With reference the field officers to be eectsd-the business
completed aud the meeting adjourned subject to the
call Of the chair.
LARGE BoUNTIEs OFFERED FOR EELisTMEsTs.
Bysne OF tho War Department sill men enlisiing
IN Regular Army for FIVE yea' service within ninety
days will receive premium advance pay. and bounty. OF
$+O2 as follows: Premium enlistment f2; advance psy,
ht after muster $J; advance bounty after being accepted,
S25-ot Gao Bounty at the second regular pay day after
enlistment so. Bounty at the first pay day after eish!
months service, $50 Bounty AFTER twelve mouths service,
$50. Bounty after two years service $50 Bounty after
three years service, $50 Bounty after four years service
$50 Bounty tho expiration Of service rs. This bounty
to 30 given to all In the Regular Army whose terms
expire within year. and who shall within two months
before time enlist II will be that the total Of
the above 10 s5 but the hrs, payment Is simply months
pay ~ advance, making ~ 2.
RECEPTION OF THE TWENTY-FIVE REGIMENT.
On Saturday afternoon O'Clock. th. regiment formed
IN from, the City Hall and the procession passed in review
before the Common sCouncil Ia the following order:
Band on hor.eblck 81 Regimen, n. Y. " u. (CayaryD
under OF Col. Ponley Band. 18th Regiment NJ
T. v, under command Of Charlie. A. johnson Carriages
containing ounded and lick member. Of the Regiment A.
hi. gallant corps pssd through the Park and the principal
streets the City Assembly Rooms greeted with tie
mos. ~ tn ss.tc applause Alderman Farley welcomed the
re .fnrn In speech lie followed by Col John
son. whose remarks were frequently agpsudet Among
those present were Aldermen M,ehel, Osti~s aud Long,
and Councilman Houshaln, Col George Hal Capt Hall,
and Others !, close. the reception Of returning regiments ia
this city by the Common Couuc-
sPEciAL ORDERS
HK.ugr,ErYRs 40 REGr. NATIONAL GUARD ; " \. /
CASr Cox usaf hAIisosis Pa Jane n. lie2 y
SPECIAL ORDERS 40. AL nsubt,o o. IN, conn sad
v 10 AF'AnJ fioiFn "i GUY VIII ~ a. VH'T'
At each sine duty be NOSE impefsi.e
than thai which called npon 10 perform sud a.
hayins member, his commsrd ihsit employ
silly fcqnsstod place ohsac she o t-i
eupoyee. reforming That nch ihsy owe e. heir country
MsuIbcs viii report to Lieut. 6Uorft, IT TIE ReIIuioat4
Annoy Fourteenth oct. BY whom IEey viii be ios~ aided
to these hesdqlsnen. ... ...,,.,,...,
Iy 0t Col LLOYD AeFItNA!4b
w J. A. MCOKArB. AdjltsHt.
sEw-YOKK REGIMENTS GoSE TO THE RELIEF %
PESSSYLyASIA.
The following 10 i Of the Reg meats o. National Guard