New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
,r,rr 1n1cn nRIGADE.


- or tie admission OF the I'd Irish
di0eIt tol Tnright 65d Nolaneerel as one o.
80 g. If which tne Irish brlgace Is 70 DC com
,oso1 4, has been found necessary 20 C.nlge ,,o
- f,rmation Tie r. lladelphia heelmen,
~shicb was formerly tire 'Ll!q ., 'e 1aSaIs wa
!lIjsr3. epcamIcd a. Font Schuyler, and number
60 LefNeen 900 aud 800 men, The plnladeiphia
irons will raise this uHmber to about 'U0 ana WIN
tie addition Of two more companies the oth WIN DC
ready 20 take the field. -,
C,ione Eursght' regiment, encauped at David s
fs'apd will probably be ordered of tomorrow or the
nsxtdsy, This command has the left OF tue line, "a
foston next ia importance and honor 70 that hti9 0!
She new 6th, which left for the seat OF war on iO'
6ay. .,e.,, ,,o.so.
euseltsi, orsanized by Colonel B,ker in Is son, Is
fat apprnachoq completi0u and all soon oe lea1!'
The men attached TO tho Artillery at ron ocuuy
eud who are 20 be consolidated az above nch.lons
IRE q fire tOijoFly -ookn- SET oi Ieio' n ,,h r
all Irishmcr. The fc d-piects are Weh WIN! VI
;nsaertjor. The men during their encanpment have
been well drilled c,,,; 1,oo,,l.o ~
fi,ly prepared for The Nln,er Salnpaign' ,Ol;
Nesoher accompanied the 9th TO Washington, ind
- ia return 70 the city will cOasummale the Le-
ssssiry arrangements ---..
cor. S4CKETT ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.
Col. u. Il. Saekett, the IT, s. mastering ard Dis
burning Officer in this city, has received orders TO
H. w. Iwecdloy OF the Sd lniautry bls been de-
taebed to relieve him. Col Ssckeit has made host
of friends in New-YoFk, and his departure il much
regretted. The Press is UNDER many obligations TO
hiin for military intelligence.
THE NGw-YORE TWELFTH.
The number OF men already mustered into this reg
iment il about 200, nearly Oh Of whom CHARTERED
st Palace Garden, ard The Indications at present are
very favorable 10 its successful reorganization.
About twenty officers are travelling over The state
IN the recruiting service. Beside the men already
In1stered in, between 100 and 200 ntn OF the old
command, who were in the three -mouths' service,
have griRed their intention Of joining the regiment
about the time il is ready to march bat AS no great
reliance can be placed upon such promises, the
corps viii Re filed ~ without regard tu,tlem. Tie
men baye splendid quar- ers 1t Palace Garden, and
portion Of them received their uniforms yesterday
They consist Of long blue jacket, gray pants, and
ZoGaye booteee.
THE VAN buren, LIGHT INFANTRY.
Two companies, under the command respectively
Of Lieut.. Herdricks OF Albany and Cspt. Eldridge,
have been transferred, upon the Recommendation OF
Senator Harris, from tie Ira Harris Cavalry Brig
ode, whigs has more than it, complement OF men, TO
fbs Van Buren Light Infantry. Another company,
commanded by Capt. Deyo, intended for another or
panization, has aso joined tue regse These con-
fanIes have proceeded to the giment&l eIcamtnen
ct Snediksr's, Long Island.
PATRIOTIC LADY OF NETWORK.
Mrs. j. /. ID. Lanier Of this city has just for
of clothing TO Col. Conrad Bakers Let Regiment
Indiana Cavalry, now in Mis- 0dfi, to BE distributed
20 the most needy. The donation consists Of the fol-
lowing articles, vi1 One hundred and fourteen
pairs flannel drawers six flannel stirts, eleven wool
an knit uuder-shirts, eleven pairs blankets, twelve
CouOrers ,hick and warm, sixteen pairs best home
made socks, forty.tw0 linen towels.
BROOKLYN RIFLES.
Orders have been Issued BY the AdutGnt. General
organizing the Brooklyn Rifles, and numerically
designating BEN as the Eth Regiment, n. y. 5. Y.
The meu will receive their arms and equipments 10.
day or tomorrow and will leave for the u war
soipe time next week The roster of the field staff
end line is as foiiows
o0Bs Stephen A. Dodge; Lieutenant Colonel Richard A.
Bschis Major George w. Bostwck; Adjuant EdwAd Nan
Ness; Surgeon vacant Assistant Surgeon. William Kuisht
S1aneTmasteT, James H. Bost~ioki Chaplain, w. H.
Williams.
LINE OFFICERS.
Company A-Csptsns John c. LssscD; Lieutenant Daniel
COMPANY B-CaPtsin, -i Lieutenant, - Second Lieu /
tenG1, Henry Clay Roe.
Company C-Captsiu Samuel M knight; Lieutenant David
c. COly1 Second Lieu,rusot AmneTmaH.
Company D-CSptsin Robert McIyne; Lieutenant, lie Sis
=, Lan oeTt Second Lieuiensnt George budsoD
Company E-Captsiu John 1. Leei LicH,si IT, Thomss H.
Seyuour; Second Lieutenant, ThcS Bsrmou
Company FCsptain Johu H. S.one Lieutenant Thos. Y.
5sEef; Second Lieutenant Charles Duncan.
Company G-Csptetp Edward b. Conbes; Lieutenant, -;
Second Lieutenant Alfred G. Greeni.rf
Company H-Cspian, John H. Belts; Lieutenant, Peter
GcLesn Second Lieutenant. Parmele d Strong
Company I-Capisn. E1ekiel Day; LieuteHaut Charles /
Couuwri ghti Second Leutensnt. Jorn B. Sclrsoer.
Company k-Captsin Joh Mcmillan Lieuenei, Mathew
Sssison; Second Lieuteusat, ChsIl-s O'Nei.