New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

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Is IL not necessary for TO dwell upon tie necessity
filing Up the Old egimcnts IN the field before active
operations resumed. Honor aud prudence dictate
that the energies Of the people be bent In this direction
until the end is accomplished.
Many of these regiments which have made for them
selves such gloons history will pess ont Of existence
soon unless by united effort Of patriotic c2obs they
flied 10 the legal minimum.
I'll mp the old organizations, and you tender them
the most fitting testimony Of your appreciation Of tir
services and nfuse life aud vigor into the brave
men remaining in their ranks.
Every recruit sent to of these veteran regiments
is at once the position where he is best cared for
himself and can be of the greatest service TO the GOV
( eminent.
ILore is no room for delay. The desperate energy
being displa! Cd by the enemy in recruiting his eX
haGsted armies only be successfully met by core
spending cxert.ons on our part.
1t Is IN oar power present soon at every point Of
oouGioi armies whose character aud numbers shall in
sure success, and give good ground for belief
that tie military strength Of the Rebellion sill be over
powered in the coming campaign. Tie duration Of the
war depends upon the promp.ncss and literally with
which oa. armies are reinforced and The most effective
rcJnrorccmens are the men sent TO oil up Sic Old reg
ments.
Any one desiring to enlist in either oe,he orgauza
lions above named do in any part Of the State by
making application TO the District Provost Marshal or
any recruiting officer from the % Corps. matter to
which regiment said officer may belong.
W. S. HANCOCK, Mai. Gen. OF Volunteers.
Nor. YorS, Feb 10, lsol.
c0CgT-MAgTIAL EoR THE TRIAL OF DELINQr sNT'.
The Court-Martial now sitting in an. old
Police Headquarters roass,abed yesterday morning.
and resumed the trial Of Lieut. Cole Capt. Michael
oRonrkc " the 10Th y. y v testified to having
Lieut. Cole muster in about coo men, rejecting persons
who drunk and men who were oyer 43 years OF
age
Major Y.n Wagner was next sworn, and testified in
Coles behalf IN effort made 10 reject us teitl-
mony the ground thai he hal been dishonoraDy az.
missed the service; that he vas untruthiu, nd han
been indicted for forgery In l-j. To the FIRST charge
be- proved that the President he'd annued the order OF
dismissal; the second be made no defense; 10 the
third be set mp the plea o. not proven The Court aitef
elaboration. decided 10 admit tie evidence.
Ferdinand De La Have testifed-i was acting Il La
fdyette Hall from Nov. ~ 10 Dee. H. 1903, recruiting
officer Of the 3)th ~ y Vols made out the papers and
interpreted the oath for French, German. aid Italian
soldiers; Lieut. Cole was then engaged - mastering
olcer he acted strictly ciicerlke aud eenilemanse
IN mastering ia men when mastering 40 lereig,ers nc
always called nae first 90 Interpret the oath IA hs own
language; colorrd men he stated. bes ie the usual
statement, that they were not going AS ho-ers but as
soldiers, lin muster IN Eueland, ana witnessed
bis making the uner the paper; interpreted the
oath for him. and Louis PHote was sober and knew well
what he doing; so interpreted the oath for Rome
and made out his papers; Roue sober when he was
sworn Ia. h
HONOR TO THE BRAVE. 4
4 splendid horse and accouircmenl, 10 Col.
Or!audo H. Morris Of the d6thIN V 5. Vols. ~ the
officer. aud mcn OF bis regiment with whom he is gefy
popular and Of whom it Is said they viii follow in battle
wherever he lends will take place at 10 o'clock this
Morning II the Park Barracks The Colonel Is q sOa
~ Gen. VIM. L. Morris avery respectable citizen ouda
member OF the New York Boz, also an ofccg n the ar
uflsl2 Col Morris has high reputation for bravery IA
having served with his regiment through the lehirspal
campaign which also dstng uished itself 40 Anuetam,
Fred rcAshurgh. Charlottesville and Getty bury .
where the Colonel was quite seriously wounded N ms
side, but having entirely recovered he mas re"IU.td
with the heroes of his regiment WHO with their
recruits are now under orders 10 leave this afternoon
FOX The 10 do further valiant service for the rese'
Walton ~ oUr Union.
TWELFTH CONSECTCUT.
The 10Th Connecticut Regiment Of Veteran
Vouut, ois arrived at this port et'sday nom New
Orleans on the United States steamer Ms is>ppi lay
ng made The passage in five days nineteen hours from
bar to bar The l2h Connecticut return on fl'ough,
having resnsted. They bring 80 officers and men.
They ieft Tor the Department of the Gull IN February
l-d2 were xix WccAh ship bland; the fr-t Troops %
ascend tie riycr 10 Now-UeAns attcr is capture by
Inc heot and remained just above the city under Gen
Phelps six months; thcy were hn.aded under leu
N,ii1cl in September. leG2 and remained under him
through bis entire campaign; took an sciN part III Inc
battles of Iabidicyille, destruction a. Confederate
steamer Cotton, Camp Bisand, occupied Alexandria
on Red River aud a. days under IRE st Fort liud
son. thry then occupied Donaldsonylc and Brashcar
civ Going around by the Gull; hcv have also oned
ip ihc Gints through Western Louisiana TO Opcolusas.
willie Cen Bank. made q landing m Texas, They are
tle fret regiment volunteer Tor thee years more M
the Depari ueut of The Gulf and fresh nom the held
know well It's service aud her,ships. They are "a
route for Hartford Conn The follow nS l. isL OF the
officers present with the regiment; . -.
Lieut. colonel Fran. H. Peck comnsndng surgeon, Nn
Il Broyneil; Assistant surgeons, J. H. Cuhmu. j. r. Lines
Chaplain j. H. Bradford Adiuant, jas l.. S-h Nuaref'
Ter Henry futile, Company \, Nap'. John bichnhi
,oltry b. & pt y H. 0snnis, Lieut. q. NJ Eeuton Com
loac, b. lhcp.i Company u, Cart II. = chappcl, Lieut.
H. J. Fletcher Company D. Capt, A. e. Hendricks, Lieut.
Joseph H. ro..mal Company :, Capt :. T. CLARK, eut
Theodore CLARK Lieut. r.. " Bushnell; Company &, Lieut.
A ID MC.D Lieut. Geo. W. s,esduan; Con pany H. Sept.
j. T. Lowell Lieut. Frank Smith Company |, Capt }. ".
Dcforesi, Lieut.. stephen Ball, Company n, Capt. j. d.
Roach.
Major Geo. n. Lewis is in Connecticut recovering
from wounds received at Port Hudson. Capt. j.. 4.
Bradley Company q, is on duty at the Conscrpt Camp
in Ncw-Hayen. Lieuts. VIM ). Buckley aud Charles
Iawrio. Company A, prisoners of war At Tyler,
Texas since March, 1868. All the officers present with
tie regiment have ieenlistcd.
The ChcsapeuISc Case.