New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
MILITARY statistic. of Ycw.Yorh.

G, 1885, Ia Philadelphia
military Statistics of Tcw-York.
The following is a synopsis Of the Report Of
Lockwood L. Doiy Chief Of the Buroau Of Military Sta
tts,ics Of TIE State Of New-York.
the duties Of the Bureau ares
First To collect ard preserve IN permanent form IN
euthontie sketch OF every ieSOn from this state VINO
Las volunteer ed into te Service If the Genefai Govern
S.eovd A record Of tho services Of tie several reg
msnts including al account OF their Organization hhd
subsequent history.
towns and cOunses OF Ile state.
Materials for several thousand biographies have becn
received togethor With Ia se collection OF ph'toSiAs
OF officers and prvates. Over l 80 forms OF pcrsp'I
sketches Fave been distributed. which are re,u Lang
Gu! filed
pToeress Correspondents Of the Buioau sse supplying
accounts Of tie aid fIOm towns and counties. The ~
quies OIL for the following iacts Numbef ~ men isf-
nishcd between dates stetistcs Of local t@auon ~,
war purposes; donations for bogni!es G.d 10 soacis
farnics aud TO q in to fed or 10 IoSials dons-
tcns 10 the sanitary and other connisSon, ana AZ 70
tue effect Of the Oh labor. nsricpitliai ara o'nc,
interests. upon ranper!sm crime arc htsu'oN' A-n
details about " u osIs and patIioiic meeting"
Fforte have been uHjc IL various directions 20 pro-
statistics Agents .or TIC care oil seS ana Wou'S
ed sodiDrs postmastes Ia tie state medical o1eers IN
charge Of T. s. military hospitals pruc pals Of noadc
mica boards Of supervisors. the clergy, ioromea oi
re
and have contributed much Information
The State furnished .S2.gS2 men between Ap-il 10
1861. and December 81, 1850 VI tals NUMBER <'Vf'S
were mastered 70, three years 80 TOR two years
TO com non tCrni the state has III nEheu tne jNa'
lent of -. 6+9 three years men Ills iGo eppcd 10
the lgya states should produce army Of t3y ~ OF
one soldier fof every thirteen persons Ia the Loyal States
The following is statement Of appropriations;
By Boards o. sup.rvisor, exclusive Of sion by towns;
In Ssn. ~ ~
In n,
T. by Common Councils:
In 1851. ....,.....................s2 o72s 70
II l lss So CO o. snosa .,
) BY tie Legi,ls,uIe:
In ss4oss O0-lass, at %
Total appropriated. ,. ssi ~ %
P.,d BY counties and cite, TO Dec 81 iee1. 36 7 9.
Paid BY State !ressoroI 70 Sept 20 l61... ssSI." -
Total &2JT9134j %
Tn. Bosd. Of supevi,cr, ar ton oounc, r,d. arpro
prsions bounes being pad by town entirely In sevcrs
counties bOunte, pad Is o"us IL adGion TO thsi o.
Town ierorts 10 July l. l663. ard supplemental re-
turns to the frs. Of Jenur.y Instant are coming In
Thosc 10 July l, are tG1ulaed ihey represent lev
villages and TurI districts WI ueiube- 5 towns Win
population OF N6.sl5. tIq sr3s the following among
other iaots;
Amount OF nOacy rai'ed by tI 20 promote en-
listncas.. |o'ess -
Amour; BY individual SUBJ, g s.'.'.;.'.' "''V'' -
Amoon, 0; aid furnished by cn.rhes fchoo' ard ,. ..
families WV
By churches schools and sestcues. for soidier
IN hospital or in service. Wv
al sent TO ho.ptsi, to Sanitary Conm'sion &C. ,o &c M
ey associated cferi io7Se "
Total. l,lT,i~ VI
These amounts. espec.hly for bountes. have been
Largely Increased since July J.
The neal Of the people does not lessen ApproPF,'
atoms are az -rnenicd rDd donations arc enistht
Concerning tae elrolme1: and tTGlt, tie following
facts giTen go "a
h,r,
shout % Sg number that passed ths inediea' - . ~
1929; humber that entered te service "-ons shd ~
,ubtOse shout s76 uuEeer As Pae eonsHS'sl'oA ''0o'
The Assessor, of Interval revenue with tbs exception %
tho NIh AXXa and AMID Di.tftl have i4Ens,sd t,s
ris,ers for the foowiss summary Of ltSsa'n Under u
nro,se AK ons yesI IN 20 Districts. eees'o 81
InieIlsi revenue, including income tn
"a districts, ono yss..........''..'.. snos 20,
II di1lricts nltoEn montEf.......s's.. iv,!-oF''
ro.. sIs..es,0sg o.
r.. ,sc "orI",nce ofthe Oovefno: BY slcorh ,ni
mail r. i1 relating 20 pse itrl' ~ ptsa
AID fornsl acton Of state Authorities board. and
, - 40 ~ A. .,ce.,ib'e are being sed "a tue
order OF he,f dsis with soch oIie ard sAsaos H.
s,- S5,YsJs fhis collection VIII have drI aud
b. deposited IL the baesG under se aI' OF 4Ae
Ire Bureau has collected numerous flos o. negtpa
ne rs many OF them Ear back 10 JnnnG-v l.ol nee.
sag.s documents and Other printed matter rcaung 10
paIimcnts &c. &c Proceedings Of civil and religious
bodies relating to the affairs az the country have also
been gathered. SIty.g!X fags AID gu!c0ns. OF NusL
six are trophies from tbs Rebels hnye been sent to IN"
bureau Patriotic and military sheet music, posters
and hendbills, miliel? placads ~ recruiting uyeAh
local end special publications touching the times and
scrap books form part OF tie collection. volume o.
one thousand pages concerning the riots IN hoW'
CITY has been prepared There are nso relics 81 the
var-anong them the am with which Ellsworth vas
shot presented by Browncl, who avenged him va
rioUs speclJnc-s OF implements Of W1 maps e .I'Ass
and photographs have bcen proscrt-i.
In conclusion the value and Importance o. the urcon
ere set forth SAYS mCther mourning Der son ieieA ~
tie ranks 81 did not know that the state regarded the
services Of q Ia hrnblo position az WOIL " 10
attention and cennot sufficiently express ny tb0nks
that through your Burcsa the memory Of my son shall
not perish" An officer writes: Il feel deeply inter
ca ed In the subject and deem IL wei worthy the great
est effort Of all who cherish feeling ~ price for the
honor and glory Of the Empire State. Though my HIS
tory nv be embarrassing. p0sterity viii look with ad'
ration upon otbersthe gallant living ana helOc deal
whose noble decdS Lave clothed American ARES WIZ
impershsble reaUwn."
THIEVES IN POUGHKEgPsIE.-The POUCH.
keersians find csuso to complain IA tic advent OF
band Of forty or ii,y Albany thieves end pockets
who appear 10 have settled in that town. end 10 Ia
prosecuting their profession very Dueh at i.isue
N is misfortune 20 PonghkecIee, and che Is 10 DC
condoled with. The ~ this emigration Is not
stated But evidently when tho Losaiasurs cs!ne. the
thieves had TO go.