New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
pieces and drum corps Of fourteen in number, accom-
pany the troops.
The 70 lowing is list Of the officers and companies

pieces and drum corps Of fourteen in number accom-
The 70 lowing is list of the officers and companies
OF the corps;
Fi.i&cSeGnoE Ms.cn Lieutenant Colonel s. &c 'nori
Co%mi',iontd SisfAdjqssnt. 9. p johnson chsp..,
Surgeon, ME- EadysR' Ra; ea.Issnss:ss Ss1ss Russell
ter@sss Sergeant, C. WLttOsOre DTun SOT AlSsio Gui
Lias-compaay A. from Aroos.oot j. w Frees Captain; j.
Swan, LIST Leutenspt; J. r. Butler. Ensign.
Company from China s. 2. Jones Captain; W. b. Hash.
ne Of Ii. sSment was QUAKER out the Friends turned
him out Of their socsty on that account - ~,
Bacheder Lat Lieutenant; Albert P. 1itcombe En-
Company D. from Bs.b H. 4. Dalton, Captain H. s. H.ser,
' sm g. ksbs.. Mss rS s Claiming
sSsssP t%so5s ostnS hn..% Captain
aaS l. 1s Pssas a.s M.s d.s@ sa o,. B.
Knight slfiegtsnapt ssimOn wstCp, Eessn;
SssR:3I E a% es sHsr G o'Pn
AS.sp II @ ILL f Captain Harvey
,; SOPOsay IRON on Moa@ou,s X ES; S Captain Gran
Col Mason ii regular Army officer, and at present
holds captainey in the 18th Infantry.
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
The 18th Regiment Of Massachusetts, arrived by rail-
road at Twenty seventh street Depot about O'clock
yesterday afternoon, and marched down Broadway to
the Park, where they Gined at the Park Barra. KS.
The Seventeenth have been encamped at Lynnield tor
severa weeks; they numbered on Friday morning
about $50 meD, and IL was then expected that they
would be rased to $50. They armed with smooth'
bore Springfield muskets OF 1852, and their uniform
consists Of dark blue jackets grey pauts and over
coats and army CAPS They have been furnished with
5000 rounds Of caridgee and rations sufficient Tor
three days. The regiment, which was mainly raised
In Essex County, Massachusetts, was on Thursday
afternoon presented with besutifol American flag by
the Hon. I'll. ii. Bullock in behalf of the ladies OF
Worcester. In this corps there is company OF Brtsh
volunteers Of Boston, commanded By Capt. II. Lloyd,
formerly Of the Coldstream Guards.
An incident OF the route hiberward was the appfe-
hension at NewHaven Of female inhe United States
uniform she having quietly united with the rest OF the
volunteers until discovered IL 10 almost needless 10
say tha; the object Of her affections was also IN the
ranks.
Tue following is the roster Of the regiment far
il was cogple.sd before leaving Camp Schoulcr:
Asnrshf, B Mann Of CheLss; ousrteImastor, Len r
s: ssn saren M b s s;s HSp'
oosmi'ssry Sergeant H. Menili Hospital Steward, Charles
Company A, Of EewbutypOrt-C Captain David r. Brown
l.t Lentensnt' Thomas w Foster; I'd Lieutenant ThOI W.
SSS%py sssy B,PsEs
lot GR wsS fHa Smith "a a,sns T. AO'
Cohpsny y Of ssibury;-C,p,.n, 0eorgs monilli l'
eo$P.y Of iaiS1 sIeSsii let
cSSpmy = Of hsvtrhiliCspisin Luisr Day TiI't Lieu
tenant, 4. f. TOmptus Second Liegteu;n, W Il Turner
LiSGioSsni George w Tuh.i second Lieutenant, Alfred ~
hanna
Company H. British Volunteers, Of Boson-Csptan. J. X
Loy Fr. Leutenspt J. Ii. hsmmoLd second Lieutenant
d Company l. Of Lswrence-Captsin Thom,, Weir; Firs,
Lieutenant Michael Burns Second Lieutensnt Charles Ger
Company X of MAdsn-Csp,sin Jo,eTh r. simoudsi Fire.
Lieutenant Ivory Richardson Second Lieuonsni Henry W.
The 18th crossed the ferry about o'clock, and |,
was late in the evening bese the mon had taken their
seats in the cars.
UNITED STATES MASTERING AND RECRUITING
oFFICE--CAMP OF INSTRUCTION AT SCARS
DALE.
In addition to the matter relative TO the establish
ment Of u United States Mastering and Recruiting
Office in this City, published In yesierdsJs IEiBusE,
we give the following important items from the new
regulations:
Among the mauy rules to be observed, none Is moro
important than the sending Of descriptive list with
each squad Of recruits who may be forwarded TO the
camp or elsewhere by the recruiting officer The list
must contain as per printed FORMS which may be OBJ
tanned ut Col Saekett Office No. ~ White street tie
name in foil Of each recruit, color Of eyes, hair and
complexion, birthplace and residence, and occupation
by whom enlisted, and at what place.
The Government will make 10 distinction between
the recruing stations Of volunteer officers and those
Of the regular army. Willie engaged Ia recruiting the
officer is allowed 10 make Iecial contracts Tor the
subsistence OF the recruits at rie not exceeding 80
cents per day for each maui and indeed all expenses
incurred in accordance with tho army regulations VIII
be paid by the Government, IN uoing transportation
from the recruiting station TO che rendezvous. biis
for such expenses shond be made out in proper form
and presented 10 Col Sackett, excepting the trsns-
portaon charges which must be presented TO Assit-
ant Quartermaster Col. ID. ID. TompkUs No. State
street. At the end Of tho month the oincer makes
duplicate abtraets Of returns of the iaioDs furnished
and the contractor must also put in his account which
must agree with the abstract. The fOrs to be used fof
this purpose are as follows:
Abstract Of ration. Issued recruits stsoned under
cOrnB.nd Of -. from - =, oy sg els. ContrscloI