New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
Local Military Matters.
GEy. RANpFORp REQrEsTEp TO RrsIGN.

Col Maidhoh, Of the 18th Regiment, having
been placed under by Gen. sandford. owing to
tho at;ers misapprehension Of orders issued by the
Commander in Chief regarding tho departure Of 100.
days men-the officers Of the nth Regiment on Monday
evening held meeting. at which The entire subject was
fully discussed. AZ WAS generally admitted at this
meeting that in accordance with the Governors IN.
sncous Gen. Sandiod had right ~ order tho nth
Regiment out Of the state on 100 days service the Gov
IN his general order having distinctly called for
volunteers To Ill up the call for ~ OOD militia. The OIL
Of the regiment after having fully pdorsed Col
Maidhons action IN the premises Instructed the Adu'
tant 70 present the following ettor TO Gen Sandford:
HEADQUARTERS, llrH RIoIarsr WnlisaroS !
mrEss \: y. 5. n O.. AEw YOnE, Aus g. 1853
n MAJOR Gcn Saw goHp -taeSai e tho undersigned
officers Of the l,h Regiment, feeling de.rous of promoting
the interest branch ofhe service have deemed al
For prornnTar The s General or Der Of the Commander.
in Chief Ia which he said that steeri can be diked for
lions which have hereofofe 20 promptly responded you
i.nsd.the ,sc to perenpory order % Leave the
state thereby Perertns Il. nsaninr tld assuming an
the Colonel Of this regiment under oc, without sufficient
sriund 10 justify tho proceeding Therefore having los tho
Confidence ana Ie,pc6 Tor you winch is due the Com
lnandsni Of the tss Division request you 10 resign your
We consider hi. an act Of duty which to the
signed by the Field and Line Officers f,he ll,h Regiment
n. Y. >. n. q.
RECHUITIyG.
Recruiting during the past three or four days
has grown moro active. owing 10 the recent arrange
menis made for paving extra bountics Ia substitutes
Gen HAYS. Supervisor Blunt. COL NIgent and tho va
rious Provost MashGs Of the city arc making the ut
most oxerions TO TIL the quota with yountoers They
are all DESTROYS Of having the roquSition filled before
shall be necessary b. resort to another DRAFT Another
cause for the Improvement In the recruiting business is
the strict vigilance exercised by the officers engaged In
procuring recruits and substitutes Men arr employed
Especially for the purpose Of seeing that the substitutes
and recruiting brokers do not swindle the men whom
they bring 70 tie various Offices for the purpose o. on
listing them.
THE MILITIA REGIMENTS.
Recruiting for some Of the militia regiments
10 stl going On. although the orders from Gen. Sand
ford published some time since have relieved them
nom the duty Of going into the special 100 days service
in the defenses 1t Washington.
ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND REGIMENT.
u,spqusurxas I02D BEGisEsr n. o.. shy
SpYcfAL ORDER, No 3.--Al men of this regi-
eua now In Newi ok are notified TO report be-eyes o.
besdlusT,es this day odnesdayl Aug TO- at ocock PM
10. transportation to Elmira ~ " where the IelneDt is
now stationed. by oider, Col. JOHN ~ "lLsEf.
X IA LAKE Acting Adjutsnt.
SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND.
New-YOrk's credit seems to stand higher
abroad than at bone for the Controller received yestsr
day morning letter from Mes,rs. VIM. i. hOppin.
Robert j. Hone, and Richard w. HINT. OF Newport,
and the trustees OF private property there.
tanning check for S?5 OO0 subscribed BIZ them. ~
Trustees 10 tae g. 90 O0ioan for soldiers bouutes II
more OF Ncw.York corporations and trustees will
follow 50 good an example. may save much difficulty
ard expense at future period.