New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
nepaETURg or THE TwENTY-TmRp hAssA-
I ',;,fr-scTTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CON-

DEPARTURE or TIE TWENTN-ThliSp hiAsSA-
.,,,7,-srTTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Con-
yi,cT OF SOME OF TIE SOLDIERS.
rbis r, g;neut, Which arrived in thie Giy on Tues
.v and vas Quariered during ,he night al the Park
parracEs took is departure for the seat Of war on
weanceaay. Daring Tuesday night number Of the
kl5iers who had obtained few hours leave Of alb
.snce conducted themselves in a shameful manner,
ksiiing saloons and r-rooms 10 the lower part OF
he oify. flag and drinking all they desired, ard
lien retiring without rayiug In 81 eotee-and-cake
haloon in Chatham street, one OF The men drew ii
syonei upon the ProPTeio Bat 'urmSy desl. with
"a driven win BIZ c9gipeBion into he suesl
5i,sss 49, : ~ , 1901 bS
R.r sc arrived in tie rsIs nd took position on The
m II be fae Amer the ususl reception o. the eolos tie
neIt broke into coumu aud are escorted b. the sous
4: sTSsrf
TlRsr VOLUNTEER CAVALRY ABOUT MOVING.
On Neduesi ay, about 3, 0 more horses belonging
s N Re-ir eui Of he EaTi. Brigade were ssit :; ils
FL q wsr The TeusnjsT, the whole lu1befpg between
h 10 and $40. viii be fc Ssrte5 in aay IL is *
..el thai the regi Itnt Wi get away about Sst,Jd
se mics IL this iusfatce have been sowed by tie
st.a,GeneOl although as organized the corps included
@rsfsIEscE SUPPLIES FoR TBE ARMY OF THE Po-
TOAAc.
The innenss supplies Of subsistence stores for
.5 +, Wsugto % are inc eassd tss Of t--
,Ttstion can be procured AZ re-eis TO and
~ or Lint ether vessels lssdi,g There is no import
H. dese,';ou At RsliiniuTe. OTo,rs We received
H. e., The II ordnance and vnn,blo store,
i fOrs Royal they Sin be iofU dsd Immediately.
BOOKS FOR our SOLDIERS.
The Union Defense Committee has cent 500 COPIES
I, Hssalsys LIe Of Hayeeck TO Nh ums ed 4 The sam
y Association, fl oiDa'ion among the soldiers At Wash
lsnE p'EYINEgI zoUAvEs-FIFTr-THIRD REGIMENT
S.Y.s.y.
In nation so thoroughly martial as the French,
L
served hi, time in tie envy, least BY association and
.spe1ienoe become familiar with military Edu.
.tsd 10 habits Of sabordna>n TIE grnuire FIeucbusn
snsplanied into militia system shows those nice trait
rth distinguish the zeal sIdi from The Taw reeruit and
80 l5 A., - -,
cs.y OF regiment. j. be- post !he carries hts reg
-. ~ nrt Sgith precision an bears bse vh odieiv
liz IL he OF d8fy p he brushes Li- clothes, pii
Iesys b. belts. piahes his buttons, ceags ' gale,s
- 10 AN or psrsde whfe hs Auso-S.1on companions
uzt stey ebout pey oaros o. lie IN their sol ed clothes
s Toe lac; minute aud then ing tb,T pisces sony
,--rsi riicbt Toe IIsucluer Ia he d'EpreaI Zousvrs
ls easily ree1ailzbe on tlese 10 a. prcuares As
ls We h. Va seen N other rru.-ut. aud IL going through
e can YESTERDAY could not help sTki ans roget
lygtbst The die SPOUT Camp Leey weTr Of 70 e.sr
Ia Pat BY Frenc N ~ il about throeor hs composed OF
kssoSsIons for "ih the drpsItse Of the 55th n T. NJ
es na.es for en- es assnI Of re 1 Ss 70
his cOenryael in his coInand, hut n0s ire We sAoold
fpsre are some sisns and some German beside bnt the
ke.ter ran OF tie 600 an hi At Battalion A-IaIs
ts 4snt is bsins og 0zed on the French model OF two
A,tai0ns Of ten COM ses each, uno6r CONNIE II
f0ue and two Majors the cOstuue tue uuiiim of the
Zusvos Of The Guad comIl ts with th, shorh ocd oats
sro ssseied z. tou-co oled eggls white CATERS, blut
s vest j.eke aud bsgy irowses itn 'siish the spsn
% pictures Of toe We nvts hsye sde ths World ismr
esqueness aud rl,e the oppo-e = the stiffness Of e
sorns Of the PHsiGn type. NOlns can be iouno Ia the
a,Sains in IN sti;ude Of attention while fer comfort
ia usfcLiog no civil or nil ssry, can CON
serdsiey Of the costume sonew bat deEo azitg for is
Different rom all others IN the amy that separates toe
pieb n'evs and Nv De. ecs aakss in feel imp ien Il
dsgee Of restraint which other soldiers beer Nhhod,
Pour ,aoaa be key. thorough disrpiBe aud moi allowed
. Osesiep the bound. o. isIy rop s, Ia ever %
.:ui dri combine render him more efficient aud VAa'
C5 L.s,ev where the dEpiueuls are located The
I'D sr dng Staten bland The ground ba gentle sope
70 broad level below, Which s. uea parade IRON the
Is OF the bay gronc IL presented 70 toe eye The
noa; say streets tssefniy planted with seys o.
and eftaer end o each street Is sIung an GIch
~ evefeyeeHs esooue5 with flowers and decorated win
oa coIors the regiusa', few dsys tie
EP presented romantic ard eeaut fu sPpeStpce pot the
SsBs-ves have redsced orDau to sadly wrecked
dition. At present the street q COMPANY is most
ia ms and CAPITALS taken from Old house 50 the
gdOOTaoodb which are erS~n@d with sPrsys aud wrea's
bch bears the significant inscription. ionOesn oe e..
tysgs" On The souHd psrtsne finished sods, which
l. verbs "Fye le Cspiisns FsJot" A. esch lentdoor is
group OF French sad American lags eniwibed toseher
ts ieueIsu ii Company h. tb6 engrayei Cocssn
Aos Deu. adventures Mississippi were noticed ~
ExE TEBoSK sotne months sgo, IN an sflicie On
ksd Of 8oaog sbo~-Falsce, with which ne wen'
tm place pace gisinE eHhbii1gs % tsoieeuH tbe sc
baois,s gt hold Of him tight killed one ci ms men
xtd snothsrs besd conhscsed ia siesmoo q ana shyw
drove him peLniisss away aei sLtenP lDs us me- ~
d. taken bis eoapsdJn IN the ZoOaso regiment pa zoe pc
II that 10 viii be able tepsy the Southern ei'ties ~
bad and n i 10 DO hoped be may no. be disappointed me
Ong the complete roster o. the held sian and ne d
- well-orrsfiS-d coinnaId:
Colonel, Liorel J. dEpinenil L'atenant- C9onei -
Pee, b Centei sofsson H. j. Ihis assi't a. y Me-
r. DsbTabt Chaplain, liafaId QusrisilDsster ySnh = ne
fSmi Adjulsn Victor yfq0a Sergeant Mer' Seosgs DoD
rsesnt' James B. so,sS Bsnd Master Victor Dubigny
lssspisai Steward, CLsS Cs@Eins%
EIkLD.
Csmrsny ACsptsin w W. Armstrong; First Lieutenant
|ca.s y Ferry; Second Lieutensui, C. Colin
Company B-Captsn. w Willard First Lieutenant, j.
/. Jerioiososa; secona Lieutenant, b. A BALI
Company CCsptain Il. Scott Frat Lieutenant Bsrny
|f3x Second Lieutenant. James II 5pefling
Company spGin, Geo \. Chester; First Lieutenant
h a. Il. 6urssn; Second Lieuepspi j. L. Van Buren,.
CsnPs1y h-Csp.n Erne't ti''oa; FIRST Lis1'enan'n
Company Fcaprsia Anrsd CipriAni; First Lieutenant
nsIle. A. JenAins second Lieutenant, Armand psno
ss e1%PsDy 0-sssg.9 Ahar aoSss nj .,tb
Company d-C4PiGn. fred COebes; First Lieutenant hO'
e9s ~ lhsysr second LieasBaut L. CSsh;a .,.r,r,
WA Il Rao-, Sec nd Iiealersk Thsdlsa. req.
Sonpssy hCsPiain LhsIlss W; Da.,an .s r. Gordon
brrsserGessral Burnside promulgated the ''
'' VI Bssess4sr,s, SD RysrxKsr N. Y. s va
Carr LssLEY, J.. koy. ~ lei: "a, a., |
sysuaL ORDERS No. fCoL Epin,m ~ o. ,ns 10 49,
ssd leaving NswYosk 5smds the lo.n ,ss. al
eeeek m. 50 much Of Special Order NO o. ~ 0o"''
B, se,soy Is &c se.,. Gen A. T. Burnside
LEWIS RICAMoSu Assistant ~ sis ssg