New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM MAJ0R-GEN, MORGAN
CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.


be called for, bat 10 number was specified. The
order SAWS that the organization Of regiments is to
proceed in all branches of the army the hsmber 81
men rhO leM be accepted 10 be determined Cy the ezi.
II geR,'eS 0fMe sergice.
Il Under tho rnles of organization established, each
regiment Of Infantry viii consist OF ten companies, Of
| minimum aggregate OF $50 men, and maximum
aggregate Of I,Ol0 men. Maximum OF companies.
/ lOl men; minimum, 50 men.
II Each regiment OF cavalry viii consist OF three bat
talions, each battalion two squadrOns, aud each
/ squadron of two companies. The regiment will
4 nave minimum aggregate Of 30 mem ma&imuIa
aggregate, 100 nen. Battalion minimum, 3l6;
maximum, $50. Company minimum, ~ men; max
imum, % men. Each regiment viii he accompanied
by or 10 batteries Of artillery, each battery to
s'st OF minimum aggregate OF 30 men, and MAXI
mum OF l56 men.
Section V. of TIE order save: Commissioned officers
OF companies will be appointed and commissioned by
the Governor on the nomination of the pIiyates Of
The companies after they bali have passed 40 exam
inaton as hereinafter provided.
g. The non.commi.sioasd officers Of company until the
formation regiment, wi be appointed by the Csp,an
aersd By the Coohs or the Regiment the "a.
alton Of he Csptsu except Ia the ease Of tho app utrne
(orpors snd Sergeant provided for paragraph 10 Of
THO order-wbich spp 7inments shall be permanent.
overnor from candidates wbo have PISS, sstisas
tory esaui a.on unless otherwise specially ordered.
.. The kegiments stat commissioned end n.comns-
md excepl tte suiseou Assistant sursfo" eod CaPlan
vi DC sppon.ed BY toe Eegimcaisl oomnas.r AdJptIs
msni' aud they be selected rom the company Le0enai
IN. be filed by Governor. In Cavalry
R-giGeBS ls,sion AdJuans are ex,ra IsuiensuIs but
tgpifna hsJntanis are not nor are any Quar- efnssers,
whether Regimental or Battalion.
o. Tho Surgeon ard ant Surgeon will BE- appointed ~
the 0oyeor on she recon mtndntioD " tho 80 Ten.
Ned. a sos sSdly abs. have passed an e''oa 0''
10 The a-sHeaal Chaplain who mns be reyale.lyor-
dsned minister Of Christian d.uomin.iion VII be
he regiment, on sne vote Of the pie . sS and
Cd duy with the Res emit a. the tine The an
H. field STAFF ard Company Officers win be stoned
Whenever they sis have passed the prescribed examination,
AID tie Field STAT and Company nusterr9 daly celttsd
! the AdjutsutOeaera Of the State.
! The general depOts established at Albany,
| Elmra aud New-YOrk, will cooinue as heretofore,
! a musteriDg officer being stationed at each. Tho
pay of officers and phvates will commence whea
! they arc mustered into the service. Recruits viii
only be forwarded in squads Of ten men. Eniist-
ments out OF tie State for New-York regiments ars
positively forbidden, and agents from other Ststes
will lie prohibited from recruiting within this State.
ANY person applying TO the MajOr-GeDeral for per-
mission to recruit nust present certificate Of exaui-
/ nation fom toe Examining Board Commissions
viii not be granted 20 Officers unIesa tney soi %
men of good moral character and Of strictly tem-
Terae habits, aud in general promotions IN TIE
] direct line will only he made in accordance With
instructions from the War Department.
The army thus organized will be held as reserve
corps, ard will only be ordered forward at the call
, Of the Government for more add
1 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIE NINTH cav
AIRY, n. y. STATE TROOPS.
This regiment commanded By Col. Beardsley, OF
which we made especial meution in yesterdays
TRIBUNE, left the Albany Barracks on Tuesday
afternoon and after shoIt parade through the pTin
cipa streets OF the State capital mbsTked on board
the steamboat Knle kerbocker and dou le-dec ked
barge. Amid great enthusiasm, the regiment tcit
Albany az g. p. M. and after the usual deienti0as
! by low water, arrived here at ~ o'clock yesterday
morning.
( Col. BsaTdsIey and SAT- repaired to the Quarter
n.aster-GeneraFs Office where they received orders
4 IN /. tb.rF at r.lir
which orders We're complied with. Subsequently.
, the troops embarked Oh board u transport, which
sailed last evening" defamation unknown. The regl-
iment was Joined by a company of L. ). Laucers,
which increased il three batiaons of four oompa-
mics eacb-tbe companies averaging 80 men, making
a tolsl number Of ABOUT 100.
Tie following is corrected roster of the officers,
a sketch Of whom we gave ia yesterdays TRIBUNE:
FIELD AND STAFF oFFIcEHs.
C.orsl John Besrdseyi Li.uispanl-Co!onel, VIM: b
Hyde; Regimenta Adjgtsn', McQusn CoHisani Rost-
Hen,s' QuaternaAe., VIM II. knsPp.
S saa comai..ay, t. Meo sn,2a caT,sin
W. b. Msrtin Fst Lieutenant promoted Second Lieuen
promoted Second Lieutenant. L.. }. Cobb Capiin Janes
r. Denim Fir, Lieutenant, L. a. Baker seeo-d Louien
aa'' j. W. oPha" cvx,rn .,r,,r,os
Major WIN. ssset, Adjutsn, Conway w Ayrss; Quarter.
Weld first Iieasenan W A. adams; sesosfIcu,ecent
Ny IS9y Ss2.sa ns5 Rs sAi c.9.a 4.
Andersen fir.L,euenan' Nq,Lai CEqDsi sesgnd Leu
IS. r
tenant, B. J. Coffin; secOnd-Lieuenant, q True'lslL
BATTALION.
Msor Chsrlss Mclean Knox Adjatant NJ. =. Good-ich.
ousrtemslisr and Con nisssry r. skinner Captain Il.
j. Cowdeu fisst ea,euat prouioted second ieutruen
C. Dicksoai Captain &. L. Conn fir.t Lieu'snsn CM
Firs Lielrenaut, r Bailey; srOooe. iieuieaau W. Z
kuspp; Captain, n. X. Stmsonj tintLisutchand A. D.
Merrill Second, Lieutenant, II. W. LaphSii.
THE siNTY-riIlnD, IRISH BRIGADE.
Tie cd Regiment n. Y s. W, better known a.
the Third Irish, will join the 9Th REGIMENT at this
set of war nc the end the present or the beginning
of next week. The comma aud will leave lis sncaup-
ment on DaUd's Islund, East River, to-day or to-
morrow at the Latest, and landing At some point in
the upper part OF the city, Will march down broad
way TO Pier No. North River, where the ulen VIII
embark on n transport for Amooy, proceeding thence
by rail TO Washington. The regiment was 30 have
le week ago, bat the detention WAS caused by tho
failure Of the Paymaster TO pay OH the troops at tbs
time specifed. The men have been armed with En-
6eli and Belgian rifles. The uniforms similar To
those worn by the men Of the 6J.h. yte regiment
numbers about 900 men, and the force Will DO S-'-
10 she maximum. The lst OF Officers ls AS loliV%s.
Colonel Richard C. E1rishii ts.s-e S'9 F ne "
Fowler Msor Thomas = Lypss ssrison Daxd
Rsid yha iahsn; Assistant Saigon, George O. Ghisan Aea
cal Cadet Charles " Henioa o,>,,. NJ.
Compsny A-Cspain, joseph O'NoIi % Lieut. D. AT
Donoush; I'd Lieut., Thos Tnehy. r,,, g.
Con,p,,y B-Capt John ~trseni lat Lieut., Phlhl 1eE
nsg, c"Csp JOIN Charles Iyuel Let Lieut.. Rica
"a 4, Kysui ID Lieul., Horace A. Russell. a..
company D-Cspt Geo. Tobn ln L. sut. Johu klynn 20
h,eon E-Csp' JsIocs Prande CAST lieut. T. j.
Cormlsy II. : ID Lieut., Richssi MOI -, ~
Coz psny F-Cspt james McC sdrey l'ti ienI' "' ioA
Csuptoy O-Csp. T. $. ConlOn fst Lie ut, John Cauys
"a cn.n Tc Mich.s w,ls lat lieut. John Gies-
rsstSny i1cap James Osurfran ss Lieut., WIN, aise-
han; "a Lieut. ss = nas b.,Sss.n I. Lent. - SUM.