New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20

Inc VuOdhu, Terryj ahn pa><SDnan, were oIcfalsh
Yesterday, as they have. oeen for weeks. There is
dimunitiDn in the ra, Der Of men employed, or III
the energy with vhich the work progresses The pro-
bibtion Of Waiting the Navy-Yard, which was aoso-
luiely necessary under the circumstances, having
caused more embara .sment than was supposed le
slightly modified. Any Ierson having urgent business
TO perform or having come from distance TO zee the
premises, can, by satisfying Mr.. Waugh or MAJOR
Doughty of these facts, he admitted but 10 others.
On Governors Island the usual military evolGtions
went on, Major Heenzieman attended at parade, aud
saw tic men drilled.
THE LATE SUMTER GARRISON.
The soldiers Oh board the Baltic yesterday morn
ing transferred to the ing Can, ard taken TO Fort
Hamilton. Surgeon Crawford deeming the accommO-
daons on board of the ing insufficient for the wounded
men, procured another, and al p. removed them
to the place, where they will 20 into the hospital
and receive every attention under the immediate eye
Of Surgeon Crawford
The soldiers of TIE late Sumter garrison took with
them their old flag, which they brought away with
them from tie fort They have for il an affection that
words cannot express and will rclinquish it only to
crafty the wish expressed by Major Anderson that
may be his shroud. When the Catlin moved OH the
men were loudly cheered.
The Sumter garrison created an intense sensation ii
the fort. No less than dozen country eluipages
brought loads of people down TO gee the gallant ci.
lows.
Captain Forbes Of the Engineers with Iii, aides,
Leuts. Snyder and Mend, baye been ordered TO report
themselves at Washington They will probably leave
Monday. TIE other officers Of the late Sumter gar
rison are as yet unaware Of their destination.
There are now about $50 men on Governors Island
l07 at Fort Hamilton, 40 at Bedloes Island, and
about $40 at the Brooklyn Yard including sailors aud
marines. Total, 1857.
No man-of-war in commission, no matter low long
she may have been in active service viii he unnamed
for the present. Sail RS and marines entitled 70 then
discharge will DO held on the responsibility ofthe Gov
eminent, except they claim TO be let Up 10 this not
ten have expressed desire TO leave. Of the first
acts brought before the special sefsion Of Congress-
will be to provide for the leg detention of Govern
ment employees after the expiration Of their term OF
enlistment even when returned ~ the United States
a contingency never contemplated by law.
There is proposition before tic authorities 70 divide
the Federal forces inro four grand divisions and FIX
Subdivisions, divisions il ALL with exalted officers
the head OF each. 1t has been suggested that Col
Wright Of the Ninth luf,u,ry, now in Oregon, be Or
dered home TO command one OF these subdivisions.
Gen. Scott Gen. Wool, Col. Ewing, and Col. Cooke
have been named to command e four grand divisions
but the militia officers will dontiess be largely repre-
senied in the WHOM authorities.
Tie following i. Il r cord OF the mon recrued ia this
city yesterday: Army--C,dar street, g. Hudson
street, .; Chatham street, ~. Nyy-Cherry fl-eet,
-. Total, 80.