New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23


rived here from Albany, having been about twelve
hours tho road. The regiment numbers over two
hundred men, all stout and hardy, and commended
by Col nj. X. Bryan. There are many volunteers in
the ranks, some Of whom are not equipped Sixteen
Albany fremen from different companies in thon red
shirts and fire hats accompany tho regiment voun-
teers The Albany Artillery, 100 men, commanded BY
Capt Friedendall were also on the train. On arriv-
ing at the Chambers.street depot the regiment
ceved by about two hundred citizens who accompanied
the soldiers TO the Astor House, where supper was
awaiting them. After having satisfied their appetite,
the soldiers retired to the quarters assigned them in the
hotel TO sleep of the ,fa,igues Of long and tedious
days ride. This morning they will embark one Of
the steamers awaiting troops at the dock. The men
are all in good spirits and had hoped that their route to
Washington was to be through Baltimore, as they arc
fully prepared for any emergency. They state that
two or three other regiments in Albany aud vicinity
are ready to march whenever their orders reach them
TUE yoLusrerR CAVALRY Rreixssr.-we are
happy that the call for cavalry regiment made
by Mr. G. w Richardson, of No. 81 Maiden lane, in
our columns yesterday morning has been gloriously
responded to, and that the names Of more than hun
dred volunteers have been enrolled. This Tuesday
evening at o'clock, a meeting viii be held by those
full attendance is desired.
The gen emen associated for the purpose organizing
a military company who met at Thorps Hotel on Mon.
day evening, April p, requested to assemble st
Delmonicos corner Of Chambers street and broadway,
this Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock.
II be members Of TIC 9TH Regiment now in New.
York, who wish TO Join their comrades in Washington.
viii asse mble at the Armoiy. duly equipped, Gu
"Wednesday morning See advertisements,
A gentleman asked one Of 'hc Massachusetts, voluu-
teers how many were going FROM that Safe. How
maay'' was the reply, We are ell a7going.'
Aldermen Cornell and Bagley viii leave the city on
Tuesday. Tho former is QuariemaaSr in the Eighth,
and the latter is Major in the Sxty-ninth Regiment.
4 thrce-mas.ed schooner sailed OF Sunday night ffon
Perth Amboy, loaded with arms, and Surveyor Hart
this morning sent an armed tug after her. which VIII
probably return this evening
1t is said that the auhorics OF Baltimore have assur-
ed Government that they will rorair the railroad,
bridges and telegraph hnes and keep open commune
cation for passengers, mails Dispatches and troops.
Nautical men who wish 20 serve tie country in this
crisis requested to leave their and addresses
az the store Of C.. W. Blunt, No. 10 Water street.
REVERENCE FaR 0UR BASSER.-Last night, at tbs
Winter Garden, when the orchestra played the "stas
Spauged Banner" the entire audience rose, stood until
the music was finished, and then gave three hearty
cheers and thrOe more for the Union.
SAILING or THE FULToy.-Wc-are authorized 70
say that the steamship Fulton viii positively all -
advertised or Southampton and Iisyre, on Saturday,
the 9th instant, at neon. Among her passengers ere
many of the American Ministers and other officials
going tc Europe.