New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
Military Ahhirs.
RHD NINETY THIRD NETWORK VETERAN VOL
UNTEBRS.
This splendid regiment, commanded by Col.

Ffs1 ard IrGhuY Sliton Inc sou' onS VI
$50 finest Tegiu MS raised IN the Empire State,
%.s ore Of tie first 10 reSrli5. rs Veterans for
sse years more, during tie war s1d returned homo
,lhile more than month ago 20 enjoy its vel reri'ed
eloun end recruit the organization. 1t constitutes
go gnsrd the general headquarters Of the Army Of
Gle Po,.mac and 90 often has it beer complimented
dA,-e ard so seldom oyen mentioned ia the newspapers
lone, that Slight sketch Of its history may not
srcse sm;ss. .
his remarkably fine organization was raised In the
FL and Winter of leGl AZ the COuDtes OF ashne
sy.rren Essex prd Alleggny, and i0ok its depdrNIo
Con Ito Sete in March. 1902 one Thousand strong, OF
ssou but go now LsmaIl II .9rueda IrI OF f'.Aer
g. N 10 the Peninsula win lie rest Of AcCei )
S@1y. IN the advance from Fortrei Monroe IN AlrIi
~ s2d formed he extreme lett OF the army! ana was
tAeamped the mouth OF Warwick RIVER NAeie
cav took part IA many Srmishes and reeOnDoltsslse
Ssd performed much severe labor While rerc, COL
Eoeser and Mel. Cassidy taken prisoners wltHln
ssr own lines through tne negligence "a tho 1ioo "a
-. ricLet and until ;he.r exchange, several months
hssr, the command Of The regiment deyoyed upon
tlsrtCol Batter At The battle Of Mhds.Is Seg
al va, the only regiment OF tho brigade ~ ali'sH
o. the fed Guilng the action. and was hlgnI3 conpn
seed ty Gen. Beyes for is promptness sld en1fsy
snln axe the bstte Of " iliiamsouIg Cen aeCle4
49, ,yc,ef TIE regiment T. DO detailed guard 10 the
4sceral Hcad1uarers OF the Army high testlnonia
o. ~ dill. discipline and morale Cen bIIiAlIe on
Aesuung command Of the army, Retained TIE gJd a.
Ia headquarters did also Gems. hooker and Meade
~ OF whom have spoken Of II IN TIC Aghes, terms In
II
gent IN tie Army OF TIE Potomac aud none can better
ssreTm le duties Of its position. The noble and pure
&.leed Gen. Patrick greatly admrcs IT ard declares IL
ss.l remain at headquarters as long as he does
HVd speed and bless tie veteran 93d. al bring 1t
hume asain laUrel-crowned and honored es now.
IRISH BRIGADE.
Capt. John c. Foley is now busy recruiting
~ Company II, Goth Regiment. Of this Veteran Brig
s2s CaIt Foley Is & and experienced officer.
having served as Lieutenant Adutent ard Captain IN
SIS brigade and participated In nearly every battle the
hssde engaged in. bis luiting offices are at
Hc. 10 Ann street, N Y. and No ~ Nan street,
Brooklyn.
TIE COUNTY BOUNTY.
Volunteers are applying TO the Supervisors
r,lnttee at their place Of business IN the Park In
nortasing numbers. ard the fund for paying their
ssant.es approaches exhaustion Just at the time when ii
b needed. The Committee telegraphed an urgent
seqaest 70 Albany Saturday that the State Senate
stsecld authorize the county loan. II this should be
Gene the unsubscrbed remainder OF the county loan,
sor e;0o00 could at be secured and the enlist
rssnts would continue No answer. far as we know
b, been received, and Mr.. Brn. convened the Com.
ns.tee on Wednesday together with Mayor Gunther
ard ey-MayOr Opdyke. for consultation. The result
gas o RECOMMENDATION that q Committee rom the
Board Of Supervisors proceed 20 Albany to endeavor 10
sf@Tsl upon the Legislature 70 egze tie loan forth
sI.h. 50 the oontiHGance q volunteering depends
~ the measure, IL s difficult 10 imagine what pre-
y.
goe doing the State good se:ice, and are emit
ed al the assistance that the Legislature can afford
ecURT-MARTLAL FOR THB TRIAL OF DKLN-
QUEsTs.
At the opening Of this Court yesterday morn
ns the JudgeAdvocate to reply to the defense,
"a. Ut McKeon objected. tie ground that the pros
>c1en had not produced any fresh evidence refutng
"a. offered By the accused. Capt BIyes. the judge
Advocate thought TO tie contrary and closed an able
r.r,y 70 the remarks Of Mr. McReon with an eXpres.
z5a That there could be doutt IN The minds Of tic
Ss-r but that the accused waS guilty OF tho charge
xrs!erted against him.
he Court then went into secret srssion 70 deliberate
50 the finding which viii BE- made public after beias
y omitted ~ MAJ Con. DIX Inc tiAA Of Leu- Co.e
IN De resumed today.
vETIrAS VOLUNTEERS.
On "Wednesday evening the reenlisted veter-
srs Of the 4th Rc .ment paid the county bounty
& ESQ each. T's County Committee having gons 10
Albany bugisss done at their rooms yesterday
ELLSWORTH zoUAvEs RETURNING HOME.
The Ellsworth Zouaves, who came here on
saaisy afternoon IN charge Of some Rebel prisoners,
ssA their departure for homo yesterday a. O'Clock P
"a They passed down Broadway escorted by the Flft
1,rtnet amid TIE accamations Of many thousands Of
E,sc.s.ors were reviewed by the Mayor and members
q t.. Common Council IN the presence Of great multi
t4e Of persona and by their ssdiery bearing aad PER
eStson u. drill Won the eneomiGIns OF al.
BLACK TROOPS on RIKHR's ISLAND.
The Rev. Henry Highland Garnet, colored
hsrsyman Of this city. visits Rikers Island every
xuriing day for The purpose Of attending to the vel
Arr Of the negro troops there stationed He states that
Ter enjoy excellent health and In good spirits that
ss are wei treated by lie Ofeers and have an ebund-
a. supply OF whatever is needed 20 make them COM
xxtahle They are making great proficiency In dfil
ssa prompt fetf! and patriotic and oRy wait for gu
opportunity to prove their military prowess
sard o. cOlOrs intended for the goth Regiment OF
Seored troops viii be resdy for presentation The
jssisn fer tue regnona flag was furnsbed by LeutLe
CAS- Lrtss aId shows the Goddess Of Liberty armed.
,st.h broken yoke under her feet.
The Union League Committee have developed some OF
Ia mischief done by the infamous system OF brokerage
n rrecced IN tth city. Seventy FIVE men VIII have 10
- discharged for physical disability. among them sew
szsl old men one with only two fngerg one OF he
xl7ls one blind IN tie len eye subject 70 epeptc
Ats one idiot &c. This regiment vii! probably move
y twenty Gays Tie following ID LIST VI ths officers ot
e. COIL:
k,Iing; Asss:an: SorsSon s. B1en Second A,s..tsn,
eGrreOn David Stephens. QusrteTmas.e Caspsr Ood.IinGn
lsy1iB5--JeIaes ,. Cod Oeoreo Foster, n H. Rouse,
Sssn C. Bsrnaby l.. l. So b p. Putnam, Albert b. HUI
First LieuteA6At-F6win q. Davis Norman Martin d.
D. yllswor,h Martin Cooper.
W.. Van Orngn, Charles J.. BrigRs, MormeI r. Smith.
.se q. Gardiner Be ein SuIbsn.er Pgley LaioE, John
G.sDeTs.cn, BrCAo 1r.mOy.
geaycn;ion for thc Amendment Of tho