New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
VOLUNTEER nEApQuARTEEs.

Yesterday Gov. Morgan itsued n general oricr
authorizing The State military oiCers recently serving
Ia the work Of receiving and equiplag volunteers, 70
Feouen their business operations for the levy now
called for. Today the officers OF Quartz
Arthur, and tho depot Of volunteers, Gen. Yates, will
again witness the transaction Of business aud the ndi-
cations of activity in recruiting. OniCes wishing 10
organize regiments will apply at Gen. Yaess depot,
and when their men have been inspected by the proper
surgeons, may hold company election. Certificates
sse ssucd, on tie strength Of which Quartermasler-
Gen Arthur has authority TO furnish quaIters subsist
ence, clothing, and supplies while Conmissary Gen.
| Welch provides arms and equipments.
IN important feature, which tsnnot fail 20 meet gen
~. appreciation, " the examination which officers will
no subjected TO in all regiments and companies here
after accepted, under the new levy Gov. Morgan has
4 empowered Gen. Yates 10 appoint an Examining
Board whose ordeal noue may escape, il their aim be
to lead patriots into the field of battle. The names Of
this Bard have not yet been reported il decided on.
II expected hat considerable impetus win be given
to volunteering by the action of the Goveinors depu-
ties Gov. Morgan has contracted foF 10 1000 new uni
forms.
TIE RETURNED REGIMENTS,
Tie list Regiment va. ont on a parade yesterday
afternoon. The line was formed on Bond street, and
psnies before starting by COL Shepherd Of the United
States Army after which the whole body moved in
cellont order and lighting Trim, up Broadway TO
Twenty-third street, and down Fifth avenue through
Fourteenth street. returning through Broadway until
opposite the 81, Nicholas where companies separated,
alter brief consolation between Commissioned OIL
GERS and the colonel Since the death Of tosburg the
Lieut.-Col. - Is. Martini has filled the office Of COM
mander, apparently 10 tho satisfaction Of he regiment,
among the individuals Of which great credit IA given
him for socituCe aud in behalf Of their comfort
The display was ine, the music good, ard the march
ing better the nlter having vestge Of stiffness IN
movement, individually or collectively. Applause
greeted the regiment ut many places along the route.
There is deposition among s0o Of the lists boyHto
penst, but all the companies do not just now share
the feeling. Home and friends, Ia any event, will, Tor
atime, receive the soldiers attention
The 9Th Regiment will be mustered out Of the service
to-day. Yesterday tho sergeais received from various
companies the United States knapsacks and acoonte-
mcnts provided in orior TO return them, to te
nsed by fresh volunteers Company meetings
held, and miscellaneous matters talked over. good
many will probably join new volunteer regiments.
The Washington Grays Home Guard Association held
d meeting Last evening.
The 9Th Regiment will probably be mustered out of
the service tomorrow. Ilcir ArmOry 10 cleaned up
very neatly, and the resting and fateSnizng
among their iiends In all Of the returned regiments
there are many who have ne employment as long H.
the lasts, and they viii return as they get
ready, Ia order 10 " have this thing settled"
GARDE LAFAYETTE.
Yesterday, for the first time, recruiting Offices were
opened TO complete tho 5J,h Regiment, aud about
% names were enrolled In place alone. Orders
have been issued by the new commahdani Col. De
1robriand, TO proceed 10 camp at New.Dorp
SiGtsn Island near Camp Seott), to-day, ut l0l 0.
M, when the line will be formed az Lafayette Hail.
pryates appearing In the ordinary stylish uniform Of
the regiment. Col dc Trobriand has the full CONT
denee Of both officers and men, being thoroughly
educated French officer Tie regiment showed itself
loyal in the first place, when volunteers were called
for 10 deeud The Capital bn, not being then quite fgl
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