New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22


NAMED at their posts, and only dispersed when the
steamers were fairly under weigh.
The Twelfth Regiment, few weeks since, number cd
scarcelv 100 members yesterday over 800 men 1e-
parted under their standard or ,hese scarcely 500
were uuifo med but 100 had their mussets and KNAPP
sacks The new recruits are all bardy-lOokig young
men, who, after a short dilling, will make good
soldiers They are accompanied by brass band and
full drum corps the latter being dressed in blue
Zonave Uniforms 1t IL stated that a large snm Of
money has been contributed by ctzcns for the pr
pose Of fitting ont this entire regiment with Zousye
uniforms. TIE order for their manufacture, learn,
bo. been already given, and s expcc,edtbs garments
for all the men viii be completed within week.
Tie field and staff officers of tie Twelfth are as fol-
lowe:
c., DAME. Butt,rf.d Lieutanrst.C William @.
WsrI Msor-Hen,y A. so,,wick Ensueer-Beujamia S.
Church sasgsonA Beng hatcn sgPssSn 1..i r.
ton ss,,e1se. Chsplsin-Ms'thow iiale Smith
The 9Th Regiment il composed almost entirely OF
Young Germans and hundreds Of their coun'rymen
have within the past week locked to their standard,
and enrolled their names in tho various companies
Seven hundred Of these were in the ranks yesIer-
day, and presented fine appearance Bat small
number Of them had uniforms, but every one carried
rngket Tie following is The lat Vi oideef OF The 9th
Regiment:
Colonel Joseph PineAnsy; Lieuten,pC w. O. Rs,
bun aor Stsi Fti adjwaI, joel w Mason, Lis,J'
s,,oal T. VV1defsih Comnissar f. 8 Wade Q3srennis
Ter Wa NJ Banks hsi,Is ouarte,nss't5 p IL ss,soai
Paym,er Geo. Dixon, IT, Chaplain g u fhhiPsi hnteif.
EBaier Military see.eary Lieut. A. lseS ,,.tsiAi
s1Gis I , I.ls fsa s l. ny, sehS%tl
The 7lst Regiment, after marching down Broadway,
turned toward the North River, and went through
Albany street TO Pier No H. The route was lined up
to this place, where an immense crowd bad gathered,
which increased every moment. As The man pa't
of the regiment were in the act Of embarkaon, the
recruits which brought up the rear became the special
object of attention from the crowd. Most Of them had
only muskets some being old and rusty, and none oil
the recruits had yet put The soldiers uniform Some
wore SLOUGH hats, some "plug' hats, some rounda-
bouts. tomo peaackets, had Sunday-so-to-
meeting clothes and some looked as if they had re-
Gently left tie workshop. This mrrOmp,u appearance
of the recruits who numbered nearly bali OF The req
ment gave sn aspect Of eanestness to the cause En-
thu.iasm burst forth in continuous yell, which did
not subsle until the troops had left the streets. After
this the crowd continued to look on until inc H. IL
| Cnyler haued out into the stream.
The cheering on board the Cuyer wa frequently re-
~ nded 70 by thousand Rhode Islanders on board the
SATURDAY night, and were anchored in the North River
of jaw street. Their red uniforms could be distinctly
observed from the pierre, where hundreds Of people
cnthered AZ early as the day dawncd During the day
the Rhode Island Repimonta Band from time 10 time
PLAYED national airs apl at o'clock the troops were
transfcrred aboard the steamer Coatlacoscos, which
until then, had been getting ready at the foot Of War
rem street. Among the officers of the Rhode leland
troop. i. Mr. setson it, Of the Aston House OF hiseiy
wEsT-sTREET AND TIE HARBoR.
| West-stzeet yesterday afternoon witnessed such
scene ne will not probably be often repeated within
| CENTURY. In addition 10 the excitement caused by The
departure Of three regiments of NewYork troops, the
presence Of one regiment Of Rhode Island troops, and
the arrival in the evening Of another regiment a. Mas
schueets troops the unusual quiet Of Sunday WAS en-
croached upon by the occasional blowing and smoking
OF at least a dozen large ocean steamers, which bad
| been quietly frcighted and gradually wax
ing mp their gigantic powers to depart hence ia concert,
on a most important me-ion. A stroll along West-
street was sufficient to find ont that the following
steamers ani there may have been more were about
| TO depart under Government orders:
The ARIEL, Pier No. 3, bad steam M, aud was ma
king much noise She had been taking on provisions
and stores for days An nqIusitiye crowd gath
cred here at O'Clock in the morning. aud confirmed
throughout the day In the afternoon a squad Of Me.
tropoan Policemen sent 10 the spot TO keep
order on the arrival of troops from Massachusetts BY the
Fall River steamboat
Al the next pier No. 4, was the Columbia the
sell until recently, of the notorious traitor Capt. Berry,
who II !. sid il no, American but Engshusn,
aud seces,ions because he is unprncpled. She had
steam up ut 4 p. IN. During Saturday night workmen
were engaged on her all night.
Tho Marion Wac at the same pier ready for de-
par.nre, and had steam up at o'clock.
The James Adger was ut the stern THE Marion
with steam up some people aboard, and also ready for
departure us it appeared. Crowds Of people were
gathered along these steamers, and At some places
the decks and rigging Of sailing cait in the docks and
near by.
The II. X. Cuyler which took the list Regiment on
board was Per No. H. She lay in the stream after
3odock.
Several Of Miclills Line Of Southern steamers,
lying at Pier No. SO, have also been chartered. The
Star Of the South, the Alabama, and the Augusta
the ones They did net have steam mp yesterday, Us
they were not to depart until Monday or Tuesday.
The Coatzacoalcos AT the foot of Warren street
and Lad steam up. She went ont to the Empire STATE
at pm.
The Do Soto, one of the New Orleans steamers, at
the next pier south Of the Coaizacoacos, was soaDg
up with much noise as If about 10 Fail, At p m.
Tie propeller Chesapeake Of the Savannah line, got
steam up yesterday afternoon, and went ont into the
stream but after returned " her berth where she
remained until night
The propeller Parkerburg, Of the same line and pier
lad steam up at the same time.
Tie propeller Monticello, of the Alexandria and
Washington line, had steam up and was freighed with