New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

(,o,.o,o;ans NAV iustly feel proud. The full
n,mber of companies have been uius'e,eu 'v eoi.
Zee and are now in camp 0ut lew Oh 'heth nhte
- tban their complement OF men, Inc regiment iS
! - Tho irnmeljaie command vi L.eut.-Coi. suns,
and the men are fast perfecting Themselves W ine
I'm men lar to that arm Of the service. Not~nh-
standing the want OF accommodations. III lhe way Vi
,uiiatle cloihi0g and tents necessarily incident 10
the hurried gathering Of go large number OF men IN
camp not o murmur or word of complaint IL heard
from any one of them. The camp ID model Of
cleanliness and order. The troops seem 10 have ell
tire confidence In their superior Officers and TIE s,ae
of discipline already attained, reflects the highest
credit alike upon soldiers and officers.
THE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
Col. p. l.. Corners Volunteer Regiment tih,rd
Imanry) is filing up rapidly. IL has syera recruit
ing places in this city already, and RchardP Room
son is about TO open another one, At tho B0rhwest
corner of Pacific and Powell streets and also W
branch Office on Market street. nearly opposite the
engine house of California Engine No. 4. For this
same regiment Capt John Il. Urmy ia rapidly hlliog
no company at the ccrner Of Clay and Montgomery
streets. Capt. james Finnertys company, lCoreo-
ran Guards at Cnlian's, on Leldesdori street, oe-
tween Sacramento aud Commercial sireeis Is nearly
fall The headquarters of the regiment are ~ Sock-
ton to which place recruits will receive fTee pas
sage, where they viii at once be provided WIN
quarters, aud every care taken Tor their comfort
Cod. Lppitts regiment is IN camp at Hunter fOmi,
lis chief recruiting place Ia at the corner of Clay ana
sapsome streets Recruits ,s iast they arrive are
at once mustered into the service receiving clothing
and raione Now that the cavalry regiment Is iuil,
we expect 20 the infantry regiments MI up with
more rapidity.
WHAT THE LADIES OF TIE UNITARIAN CHURCH
/ HAVE DONE FOR THE VOLUNTEERS.
The intense patriotism of their pastor has been IN
fused iuto the congregation of the First Unitarian
r. Starr king'sl Church. The ladies Of this cougre-
ga ion have been husily engaged for weeks in
making mp articles Of comfort Tor the volunteer 10
Col Lippitts Regiment they have cent ,o]3 Iaf'
of wooden socks 900 hanO kerchiefs, OOO towels,
geo kits each kit being furnished with thread
buttons needles, pins, and a comb. To Col Chrl'
tons Regiment they sent t4O towels, o4o n'hoker-
Chiefs aud 90 kits. In this good work they have
been aided by contributions from various ladies' ana
gentlemen Tie ladies will probably resume their
abors next week for the benefit OF the cavalry req.
ment ut Camp Alert, which still remains unpfONlueu
with such articles us are above enumerated. III Ia
dies in other places where camps are being formed,
would act in accordance with the example here set,
they would he doing noble and IA patriotic act.
/ The Sigel Rifles, new company, perfected us or
ganizstiUn Oh Wednesday evening by the election oil
the following officers: Peter Sesser, Captain Max
Wesendorh, First Lieutenant; Charles Goger, Sec
ond Lieutenant; Herman Mast, Bleyet Second Lieu
tenant; Daniel Baieaux, Treasurer; IA. +. We
never Secretary. Capt. Grant OF the Meditation
Grenadiers has resigned his position in the company.
IN AID OF THE FAMILIES or THE sIXTN-NINTH.
Our iello citizens of Irish birth are responding
I enlhualtStltulll W VIC Van LI"e0 "l'H
Counselor o German Of New-1ork In behalf OF the
families of the Sixty. ninth (New-iork) Regiment.
/ The Executive Committee, who have The matter IN
hand, had meeting on Wednesday evening at the
private residence OF Supervisor Gayen, when various
SUB Committees were appointed and collectors
named for each Of the twelve districts into which
the city s divided. A very large sum will no doubt
/ be raised. Several gentlemen have already agreed
TO give each 800 to the good cause.
THE BATTLE AT CAMP WILD CAT, KY.
The following liz the substance of the dispatch re-
ceived by the Hon. Andy johnson, who is at TIE
Burnet House, Cincinnati:
CAMP WILD CAT, Oct. 2l-3 p. IN.
The enemy, under ZoihcOi'er, attacked us at u
O'Clock to-day. Their force wag: Infantry 5000
cavalry 500 end one battery. They were repulscd
at two points and retreated 10 tlor intTenchmehis
They made another attack at ?. M, and continued
q acatterinR fire up TO p. ~, when The lining sn0-