New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

lions. snroorling themselves while endeayoring 10
organize IA important auxilary 10 the deienoe5 oi the
country.
PRESENT rCIoN or COLORs TO THE SECOND hh'i-
..ENT OF MAINE.
4 rnaet;no of tie sons of the Dirgo' State was
held AZ the Ast0r House yesterday, TO make arrange
ments for the reception here of me "a hrgune,1 0i
Maine on heir way to tie seat OF war ~ - puCh
was appointed Chairman, Dexter a. h""Ain'' 'e''''
tary. IL v
j. A. Poor, Mr. Buck. and others. m
The Secretary If II state OF Mane the HON. 81 ID
Hall ssd that the regiment, 600 strong Was CON-
rosed OF the most substantal citizens OF the easern
half of the STATE lace that NewYoFkors wond cif
"Down East" that tley would arrive az PIE No. 3
North River By the steamer State 0t Mans to,uay az
IL a. m, and he had engaged the steamship Coa.1a.
coqlcos 10 take them in tie If einoon irou me 1901 oil
Warren street 70 Washington, or wherever ordC,ed'
Mr. Farewell. ex-Jcmber Of Congress from Maine,
said he knew ihe men we'll AZ the call OF their conn.
try they had taken th,r Bibles in their kDap-acks and
thir iuskets in their hands, and would not turn back
il The fsg Of our Ulion waved in triumph over the
whole country.
Messrs. MIDGET. Snow, Walsb Kindall, and Haw-
kins were appointed Committee OF Artartohleh.s' A
Dexter 4. Hawkins was choten to prctent the
colors ,
senb,e M the Astor Home to-day, at 10 o'clock H. M,
form in procession as civil escort and mhFcn 20 ler
o3tJ receive the regiment. The 20 Regimout Oi
New.York Col. TUmpkius, now encamped ou the Bat
terv. have volunteered as military escort. The reai-
ment will march from Pier No 3, up Battery place to
Broadway, up Broadway to Park row, through iars
row to tie City Hall from the front steps OF which
the presentation will take place.
REGIMENTS TO MOVE.
Tie apparently settled in a satisfactory manner thst
no more regiments of tercgular militia VIII be sent
forward from this Giiy present IL Is officially an
uouIced, however, that the volunteer rcglncnf 10"
complete viii be dispatched "a sOon as their ouiit is
perfected. il thought that three or four VIII be 81
ready ui hin week, and sent 70 snch pCinls US inc
aujloy leo 80 WASHINGTON may direct. He fortunate
r,cimcnts " in doubtless be Cot Dmyoas, Col. Me
Ciesuev's, Col Allen g. and possibly Col. Wilson's.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
4 dress parade Of Col. Aliens IoCaNos will take
pl ice az o Il lc this II onoon. number OF mill
terry gentlemen v i'll be present. Tie occasion VIII al
ford Az opportunity for wines-lpg ne process oi Trans
forming raw r,cruils into rieCt jldefs, The guar
tiers oil hc Te iment AZ Quarantine, for whi,h point
boat leaves ihe foot OF Whitehall street every h0ur'
FIRST REGIMENT SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
Col Hud,on of tie United St4tes amy, unable 10
obtsin uefmis ion Of the Government 10 assume tLe
command of this regiment, an ele.ion was btld ~
the officers lat evening" Which resul'ci as loiJ"5'
Adiu ant VIZ HenTiqa eii ousorrseI James " BAyies
The regiment is now fully e1uqped, ana waiting ioy
orders to sta,t Theodore >. Minis las been bplon"d
Clerk 20 the Quart. rnastcr, AID ILeodOe e. hlbbee,
4 CAVALRY REGIMENT.
A correspondent informs us that ,X hnndred young
men, who have sten service, and who are eAeeiie'
horseuen can be collected at short notice a. some
uairutic individuals viii undertake 20 aFbi and eluP
hcm. Oily one re-iment Of cavalry being calleh i0f
by the Government II will be necessary lor pi'aie H.
diyiduals 10 agilate tie movement.
sIXTy-NINTn REGIMENT.
pursuent 20 orders received from C0L CorcorHn,
commanding the above regiment, - o sble-ho'l'd Men
will be accepted 10 JON the 9th imnepl4teIy M
Georgetown, ID. T.. Applications 10 be maize ~ the
recruiting f4iiuns No. - Prince street, % Capt. J0hn
- l.sHHH HsaF
No l65 Delaney street conner Of Clinton, between
the houIs of 40 D clock "a. ~. az Q clock T. NJ.
JANIS BAoLhY Myof
AID FOR THE sIXTY-NlNTH REGIMENT.
Tho Hew-York Independent Liquor Dollsrs' Cl1b
have yottd SiOU 10 the auc, of The members Of the
6jth ana aVl ointed committee TO receive iuIiher
subscriptions.
TIE FlgsT REGIMENT HUDSON y. J. BiueHDe.
This Regiment, consisting Of four companies from
Hoboken mustered yesterday snd rYent tne osy
NJ tie Utii.d States aSeal Hudron tity, prscte-
ing sanad duty The Regiment has been ncoelied ny
the Governor and expect 10 be ordetod TO Trenton very
soon. Tire OH, era are:
Colonel O. Van Hsaton LisueraB, Colossl =. w Bohn'
'ted,; Major Jsme Nel, Qosnsi aaise'i - l-ssi ray
D.,f CSsp,5y A Hsi~ooi Gasd H. j. IiorT co,Ddinr ard
Sergeant A5ny seny fs Licesaut loa 'sie6 > zen
Conpsay C. iGdsoH RI.s Cspsie. Clss Couimisr, FifH
flying hrulery corsn. Ii. oheTHan First Li'a'snsni'
Srr;ct military die line was obsorved throughout
the day aud tie Regiment showed good proficiency IN
! their mapeuvcre.
THE IMPORTED ENFIELD RIFLES.
| The rumor tnat 10000 Enheld niles had arrived by
The Africa is untrue. requisiiOn made by Gen.
Scott yesterday on the Springfield AimoFy for lOoVc
| rifee. This mag have given Tire to the runior
PRESENTATION or COLORS.
We understlId that costly and elegant se. of col1rs
vill be pre,entcd ~ Tie Gaiibalii Guard, Colonel
ID Utassey, on Monday next. The fair donor IL Mi.s
Sylvia Ginne the accomplished daughter Of the we'll
known mercl AM OF that name.
A beautiful banner worked by the wives, moihers
and relative Of tho First Germsn Chassenfs Colonel
Benker will DC presented 10 'hg H. gllnen on fnday,
al | o'cock p. m al humboldt Hal, ia foryth
street. Tie presentation will be made by tIo lads.
BARRACKS on REsERyOR SQUARE.
Application has been made TO tic Secretary Of War
for autioiity % build barracks the site OF the
Crysta Palace, fiuilar to those but on the City liall
Park. The barracks viii occupy the four sides OF the
square, having large drilliToInd M the CENTER The
location is sdmIably smteo Tor military quarters.
BATHING IN the CITY HALL FOUNTAIN.
The Crolon Board have granted permission To con-
pruet SPACIOUS balbingrlaces toy boarding III tLo CITY
Han Fountain ard dividing II into different apart
mcnts. Col. Van Buren, has given directions 70
commence the work to-day. This viii add to tie
health and comfort OF the soldiers quarieEed IL the
Park.
PARK BARRACKS.
Considerable excitement was created among tho
volunteers in the Park Yesterday by the announce
neut that they were 10 De reviewed in the afternoon
by Mrs. Lincoln. At o'clock the different companies
were formed in line, greatly admired by hundreds Of
spectators, who had assembled, hoping 20 catch
glimpse Of the wife of the President. After waiiing
patiently for three hours the soldiers were Informed
mat Mrs. Lincoln was fuiaued by ber trip the
Great Eastern that she wOnld bo unable to see them.
Generals Arthur, Atlon, and Blown tben reviewed
the troops, after which they were dismisFed The
quariered here speak in the highest terms OF the
4 all. -. Il.