New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

THE THlRTY-SIXTH REGIMENT, AT CAMP
REED, RIKERS ISLAND.
The delightful quarters known as Camp Reed,
on RikeIs Island at present occupied by the tth
Regiment, Col. Chas. H. Innes The pure atmosphere
and good fare which the enjoy ct these quarters
have the effect of producing ruddy counienances and
vigorous. heab rendering the services of the regi
mental surgeon amott unnecessary. Another effect Of
the pleasant location OF these quarters Is the orderly
conduct Of the sOciers which distinct Tea ure Tor
ia no quarters IN or about New-lOik have We Wit
messed such order and regard for discipline il evnced
here. The raIions served TO the men Of excellent
quality, and sufficient in quantity thanks 10 the
gy OF Quartermaster-General Arthur, and the rgld
scrutiny of Quarermaster Winter. The utmoit con-
IL expressed by the with all the deta over
which the officers Of the regiment bave control, but
they very much dissathed with the delay in pay
ing them tie amount due them from the State.
This delay is insxplcable, except the ground that
two companies are yet 10 be mustered into the L. S
service. That the organization OF the regiment has
been maintained, despite the many obstacles with
which tue officers have bad TO couteud lie due alone TO
the devotion Of the TO their officers. The officers
have had 10 quarter and feed their men for many
weeks before they were mustered into the State
vice. without any other assistance an 81 800 received
from the Defense Committee. Some weeks ago, q
oiu ion adopted by the Committee, sppropriating
5000 10 IL OF the 3th Regiment not dollar Of
which has yet been received. The men have foegone
their tobacco, and other uxures, which they are un-
able 10 obtain without money cheerfuly, because they
their officers subjected to many pryations Of like
nature.
Ihe O1c6rS OF tblB regiment all men OF military
experience. and large proportion have active
service in the Americ and Bitish arnes Yesterday
"A battalion drill was the distinct feature of the days
proceedings, many Of the friends OF the officers beng
present. The vaIious evolu,icns through which Col
Innes put his regiment executed with remarkable
precision. When the short time that the regiment have
occupied grounds on which battalion movements ceuld
at all be performed is considered, the highest credit 10
due TO the officers for the thoroughly military style ia
which the soldiers performed OF the most difficult
evolutions Marching in line of battle wss performed
without detection IRON the line.
We give below list Of the officers:
Fted-Coo1el, ChY H. innes Lieutenant Colonel, T. J.
Stag-Adjutan VIM g. Ulshoeferi ousrtermsster, James
w Winter PsymstteT Samuel Ogood Surgeon Dr. Moseleyi
Assistant Surgeon, Louis d. Rsdn.ly Chaplain, e. d. Wins
Sergeant & H. Rcbr, Drumsisjc Eurens L.
Twige FifeMsor, John Bsdnoeh; Hospital steward Jos
Philips LeftGaids, Geo. i. P.ssn
"a Lieut. Ed Armstrong Company B-Cspt Jane. Rsaey
Let Lieut. T. ponOghusi % Lieut. J. Lewis Company g
ny NJ Martin Company Dcspt. J. L. Dsniel; lst Lieut.
James Grant, % Lieut. a; Finch Company E-Cspt T. n.
Hewlett Company F-Capt Gqstsvus Dupin.j let Lieut..
co.s pV%aa q a. ;gt sg r. H. B5ownn5 GGG%esHS g
Paterson Company HCsPt John siesoni LIT Lieut. D. w.
went IL Lieut. A. $: ch.ppel ID Lent B. Hughes. Com
Pa9y kCspt j. Wasn Let Lieut. A. j. Pigoit I'd Lieut. j.
Col Innes served throughout the Mexican cam
plgn with Gen. Scott, having been in every battle
fought during the war. lie was the first to plant the
American nag on the nights of Chepultepec lie was
breveted Major by the State on his and received
from the dty beautiful medal, enumerating on one
side the battles 10 " nieh he was engaged lie is a
modest gentleman and true soldier
Lieut.-Col. Lord has feryed many wears In the
British army and is able and thoroughly efficient
officer.
Capt. Walsh is CriInean officer who served In the
Turkish ard Indian wars, for each of which and for
bis Crimean services lie wears medal. lie Ia entitled
Of honor for the capture Of one II the Indian
Princes in the Sepoy war.
Capt. Raney served with distinction throughout
the Mexican war.
Capt. Daniel has been many years in the English
service.
CAPT. Atwood was prominent in the desperate al.
tempt 20 seize the Canadian Provinces in 1888,
when he was taken prisoner but escaped.
Capt. Darwent ia an experienced British officer, and
is highly valuable scqui ition TO the 36th
Adutant Ulehoef'er member Of the gallant 7th,
and served in the Washington expedition.
Lieut.. Pickett served in the Cnmean, Indian and
Chinese wars.
Lieut.. Armstrong was in the Cfimean war, and was
Of the ght Brigade in the desperate charge OF the
8 six hundred" at BaiakIava.
Lieut.. Finch ser, I'd In the Mexican War.
Lieut.. Cbappeil has beon in the EngAh army.
Lieut.. Miles slsO served in the Englnh army.
The duties Of Quartermaster performed by Mr.
Martin, whose services are appreciated by all who
come within the sphere OF his peculiar province.
Quartermaster Sergeant Roberts Is admirable sub
stitute IN the absence Of bis chief. |
The following order was received yesterday by COL
Zones.
STATE OF SH"f'aK raYans prFS5 o. nlI EGIgsfs5r s
sYscAL onpsRs No. scoco; lines, 18th Rerimsut win
in ss P ssery g. o w 50 the
BY order sEsSTFs :: ss eSssIss ssap osss 4sjt..on.
Pursuant 10 the above ersrs Col hse, VII ssys with kls
,annHsd tkeisis e5ssssA Rs vii make nDs4a,s ssssiS