The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-12

officers and crew being sew hands were not mp
10 the mark.
cArTATr or TINE NEW "rrscARoRA."
Captain Craven IL detached from the CSusd-
der, ard ordered to the Tuscororo, 10, recently
launched u, the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Tne
Crusaders men got liberty yesterday.
Commodre Breeze, Captain Amy, Naval
Constructor Dellnn. and Chief Engineer Gar
van will survey the Crusader today.
IRIsH BRIoADE ARTrLJKRY.-Capt. II. J.
McNabon, late Of the Goth Regiment, has
opened AZ Nos. 90 Brekmln street and l57 Lib
erty streets, recruiting offices for flying artil-
lery company, 10 belong 10 the Fourth Reg.
ment q the Irish Brigade. lie expects to DO
joined by m my of his late companions in arms
in the gallant Goth.
CoSsoLIDArtSG AND COMPLETING --Regi-
ment' with but few men enrolled are now TO be
consolidated with others Of more force, 80 as TO
facilitate the furnishing Of the state, quota &C
twenty five thousand men. The Fremont Resi-
ment, Col. Rosa, Continental Guard, CD. Per-
~, and Washington Greys, Col. Moore, will
fret be enlarged by the addition Of number Of
small commaLds 50 as TO raise them 10 the
maximum standard when they will be at once
sent on. 1t Is thought that these regiments
will he completed by the first Of next wock.
PRisESrATIoS oF 4 SwoRD.-Maior Oliver
7. Beard, Of the Continental Guards, was pre-
scnted with a beautiful sword on "Wednesday
night, by Mr.. Henry Hill, on behalf Of his
friends and fellow citizens.
IEi,u BRGApR We understand that this
brigade l.. filling up very rapidly, an that the
| 5000 men will bo ready for the war in apout
ten days. This will DO one Of tho INST per
feet military organizations that ever left tho
State Of New York for there il 10 bo attached
10 il several squadrons of cavalry, and two bit
t,rics If flying artillery under command Of
Captains Mcmahon and Hogan.
WAR NrssEis-Thc propeller Andrews has
been bought by government for tho sum Of
| sl5, 600, TO be used AZ awIr vessel ON Abe
marie Sound, where she will proved as quickly
m she receives some necessary preparation
Her former owners were Mcssrs. Van STAMFORD
and R,ddcd. The propeller Smith, Of tho
Cossnckic line, la. been purchased for the same
purpo.c.
EIGuu MAINE REGIMESr.-Th Eighth
Regiment, Of Maine Volunteers, 800 in num-
her Col. STRICKLAND IN and, arrived
laat evening by tho steamer Commodore, and
were ordered 10 tho camp of instruction at
Hampstead, l.. |.
LIRu II.NANr CoLoNEL OF riH SEyESriI.--
Capt. Price h1s been elected Lieutcnlnt-C lionel
Of the Seventh Regiment, National Guard
MILITARY ENAMiNEHs.-T Thirty one officers
were passed yesterday by tho Military Examin-
ing Board,
ON SiNrY- SINrIL-Thc members Of Com
pauy D. and all other friend, Of the cool eau e,
are invited to meet today, from 10 10 I O'Clock,
at Shlrl,rys Hotel, ~ Chatham street. See
| advertisement.
TuE lni,u BRIGADE. Company f. Captain
Wm. benson, of the l,t regiment Of this brig dc,
(Col Robert Nuscn') was mustered in ycs'er-
day and will receive few more recruits at i37
and 800 Pearl 90 O,k anI Ia South 49,, and
at the Park Barracks
ONr or TuE VICTIMS Of tho railroad muir.
der at Cockcysvillc was Edwin l.. Lyon, oI
| Eistlurd, Connecticut, u cousin Of the late la
mcntcd General Nathaniel Lyon. The body d
| Mr.. Lyon. and that Of Vim. German, another
Connecticut victim, have passed through the
city, escorted by a guard Of their comrades d
the Harris Light Cavalry. They will bc buried
side by lido with the hero of Wilson's Greek.
The body of Mcdonald, Of Newbursh, New
York, ha, been place in vault at Blltimorc
aud will be sent to Newhursh if MS friends de
| sire it.
II was reported that Hopkins, Of Naugatuck
Connecticut had also died Of his injuries. Tn
case of another sufferer from the accident wa
believed to be hopeless. Three or four of TIA,
les injured were broush, to Baltimore, aud sen
to the hospital
| CoNriNrNrAL GrAKp.-Should lay b
stormy the illumination promenade concert a
Camp Wymun will he deferred until Frila
evening.