New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

aver &c to another raises inoonsidersbo amoant Of
dust With The aIlivas Of zee enisy asd the day be-
fca there are row sbou' twelve hundred men oa the
cTooud An artillery regiment Of several hundred mon
| L expected 70 errive this morning
Tbs Division Is composed OF the hfth, seventh and
eighth BIicaits u.dcT the commend Of Msjnr. Geoe-
| rol Asron Ward ard SAT- a. follows Division In
| sTecior J.N PEEK Hospital Surgeon Bena min Bran
| dreih, Division Eul iDser G. ". Pratt IN place Of
). Fowl'r, lsichI Judge Advocate Rus ell Smith.
and Acting iivis on Quart master II placr cf ID.
| NrSms p ow in Eulope0' Division Payn,a''er Jas.
I DuseubuIv, Abide. smts & FO vler Charles X.
Wo0crub. The tifih Brigade, comp posct Of the thir
! t6erth, fourteenth, seventeen and scveny-seoond
| RegE ents is commanded by Prgadcs. General H. Y.
Duryes Of Brooklyn, Col. Abel SUith. Co. Jesse G.
Smith Col. Samuel Graham and Col Edmond Pc sers
ooumancing Il te several Regiments.
The Severih Brigade, composed Of the 7lst ard 18Th
Regiments. Jeferon Guards, kenble Guards, Pat
nsm Guar = and Bleektly Rifles Is commsnIed by
Briradior-Gerora Nn. II. Scfagham; Col. Ed Pye
aId Col. Jas. Ryan eenmaa0lng the llst and 18th
Regiments.
The Eighth Brigade {. composed Of the l9.h Resyi-
gmeni. Flank COMPANY, Orange HussaIs COnoany
A. Mor'gamery Guards; Company u. Port Jervs
Light Gus-d Company c, Wadon Gusras; Com
psny ID. Lsshey Guards; Company f., Middle
town Gusris sDd Goth Regmert, srd commanded BY
Brisadier-Gensr srsl Henry A. Jausor, Col Parmsntsr
ard Col Bushs.n comma, ding NE leth ana 20 h
regiments. In he two brgados lsst mentioned the
eoupsI les abSve med have organIed wah view
Of forming the msek-es into regiments as they
have TIE number OF 9en enlisted as n lhifcd hy The
statute.
The troops on pars5, yesterday presented creita-
bls appearance, but l. plain 10 be sesn that the
joTy of the ccmp8nis ret only those belonging I'm
the conIiry but fen the City of Brooiyn, had
been lily sthOOed in military tactics, whether fom
their crn neglect or tie nogeo Of those in oor1msnd
are uuable to say. Win their cazzlng anc'ehowy
uniforms they please the eye, but tins is not all
luiTed, although many companies IL this Citr snd
elsewhere 10 thin themselves perfect in military
tsctics il able TO shoulder present grc1nd
ans End obey few other simple orders with ecse.
Further hsu this they care not to so, and long
they can attract good "sde~sk committee they
attach to Themselves q vast degree Of Importance.
We veniaye to assert that tie various companies
composing The Second Division now epcamped at
KiDs ton, viii leave that place Saturday better
aud wiser soldiers and with extended view Of
military life aad fairr knowledge OF military tactics
thGn they have gained since their org aniz alton.
The entre Division reviewed yesterday after
noon by Adulan Gt neral X. H. Pruyn and Inspector
General Brace. At the close Of the review Gen.
Bruce addressed the troopSbrcfy This afterHoon
Gov. Clsrk and staf will review the Division.
Among the di-tBguishe gentlemen ON the field
Yesterday Major General A. ii. Farnham, Brga-
der General +. Lord, Major L. + Young MAJOR
Jas Brown, Col. c. L. f.. Vol, Capt. w. n. Pur-
den, ana Capt. f. Il. Reed, all from HomesdLe,
Pennsylvania.
Bis ade Inspector Won Beck, who was injured
Nor 6ay, as reported in yesterdays paper, is quite
comfortable although AZ intervals he suffers severely.
1t viii be weeks before he will be able to attend
10 his business.
The woman who was injured al Kingston during
the encamplnent of the Seventh Regiment inenth
since has nearly recovered, and Is now able TO
at uD.