New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

AnDapons ano the city Oeyohu. HndJ"i ''"' w."
selected for this command, being skilliu and e1pe-
rienced officer Breastworks are being thrown up az
Fort Pinckney, and the position otherwise fortified
ReIpforcements have also been made 70 the deIac'ie
from Col Lyons Regiment stationed some hve OK Blk
miles mp the river and other points In the vicinity nave
been strengthened. With the force now here there
won be no difficulty in holding the PORTION against
double, and might say almost treble the number Of
men.
Night before last General Nye passed through here
on the way to your city, After paying bis addresses TO
Brig Gen. Butler, he paid visit to the headquarters
of the 9th Regiment and took supper in the mess room
of the staff. Yesterday, while the eth Regiment was
on parade the Hon. Carl Schurz made his appearance
and was introduced by Col. p. to his staff
As write there is grand review, and Brighten.
Butler with bic Aids Major Haggerty and Major
Clemence has just passed down the long line OF troops
which extend from one end Of the yard to the other
TIE several regiments with their company fronts look
well, and the men present truly soldier-hke bearing
and appearance.
This morning the Kedar and Baltic arrived In the
Roais, having on board Col. Esworihs Zouave Regi-
ment and the 9TH Regiment of New-York, under COM
msnd of Col. Schwarzwaeder. Both regiments were
landed al Of early an hour possible and received Or
ders TO take up march for Washington forthwith. 1t
was late to-day before the Iouaves len, ard during
their brief sooun in the garson they circulated freely
among the soldiers, many of whom they were ac-
quanied with. Though under arms and in unIf' rm
the le-laddie spirit manifested itself in all its bal
liancy. Dozens of them brushed by the guards sta-
toned here and there; and in one instance, being re-
pulsed at the bayonets point, they raised window,
about four feet from the ground, and clamberng IN,
fireman fashion, bolted through the building TO another
portion Of the yard After months duty they VIII
know better how ~ conduct themselves. Col. Sehwarz-
waelders command looked well as they marched
through The yard and proceeded their route to the
National Capital.
The folio wing shows the forces that have reported
here and received marching orders:
9Th Regiment; Massachusetts Col Monroe $50 men Ordered
Ri Rrginert Massachusetts, Col Lawrence 80 Or
m Regiment NewYork, Col Leasrts, SOL Ordered to
iath Regiment New.YOs Col Buterfed 7aomen. Ordered
7i,t Re sment NewYOL, Col yOsburs 100 Ordered
Cih Resinent NewYok Col cOrcorun, 1910 men. Posted
sth Regiment. Penn,ylvsnis, Col Mcdonnell $50 Or.
10Th Regimeat Fennsy lysuia Col Burnside, $50 Or
ii Rsgireri Rhode Island Col Burnside lOCo Or.
VoIuntee Regimcni New.Ymh, Col. Ellsworth, 1,ltO msn
Ordered 70 We hiDson.
9Th Regiment NtwYoIk, Col Schwartz ieder, 40 men.
Ordered 10 Washington.
The 9Th Regiment, Eew-YOsk, Col. Pnckney; Sth
Regiment New-York, Col. Lyons; 18th Regiment,
Brooklyn, Col. Smith; 9th Regiment, Pennsylvania,
Col. Bryan; Eth Regiment Pennsylvania Co. Hart
r.uft and detachnenis from tie several Hleachusets
r.giments under command OF Maj. Cook, Maj. Deyons
ard Capt Briggs, Numbering altogether about 1,'OO
men, are stationed at this point.
in consequence Of tie closeness OF the quarters
many Of the men have wrapped themselves in their
blankets and made their beds in tie grafs This hes
however been prohibited as, account Of The IroA
nifty to the river and the made ground adjoining, the
men would soon lie laid W with chills and fever.
learn from DR.. McDermott, the Surgeon ofthe Sixth
that this ment is the healthios in the garrfon Be
tween thirty and forty men III tie several regiments
suffering with chronic dieeaies have been ordered
home by the Surge on General. Through the medium
of your paper-he field and staff officers Of the Sixth
Regiment desire 10 return thanks to the propeors
of the Aston Houee for large invoice Of the creature
comforts Of life this day received and also foT large
quantity Of provisions before the troops le. Other
regiments here also return thanks TO their many
friends in your city, for kindly remembering them
1t il now 81 O'Clock, snd tie drummee are beating
those odious "aps ndic,ing that all lights III the
garrison must be eXtlngushcd dsObedienee Of winch
will involve the painful recesity of sleeping upon
plank in the guard-house for the reminder Of the
night. In the moment or two which IS LEFT me viii
state that under the care Of Mr.. Crane posoice has
been est ,bshcd at General Buffers headquarters and
all persons having relatives or friends here should d.
rect their letters TO "ADnapols" and the number Of
the Regiment DR.