New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-28

Of thsnks. lie said that although they had pu' .
days' din they hoped TO make up any deficiency 10
that resrect bv stout hearts aud firm faith in the
justice Of their Turning to the soldisfs' e
presented the fae TO HIM. telling them II was 'aes
iDd asking teen 10 defend II. Loud responses In 'no
affirmative were given from the entire liue, win three
tremendous cheers for the flag and for the sons Oh
Maine.
The Rev. Mr.. lockwood then announced to the reg
iment the prefer Of b oks from the Young Men
Christian association, with some WORDS OF encourage
Inept
Tie Rev. Mr.. Adams, the chaplain, responded, re-
turning thanks for the generous and acceptable GIT.
Tie regiment then marched pafi in four fles and en-;
tring the Park Barracks, RECALLED with Substantial
dinner
Tie officers, field ard staff were Their escorted by the
ions Of Maine 10 the AstOr House. where sump'nons
dianer was served in the syle peculiar to that esttb
lishmept. Here speeches OF cungratulsion ano We'll
cone were made and responded 10 by the of'cers Of
the hh.
Abont o'clock the regiment was again formed in
marching order, When they proceeded down Broadway
AID Conrtlandi street to the Jersey Ferry, crossing
which they took the special train reserved icr t1en
and started for Washington. The train contsted OF
over twenty csls.
We give below list of the officers of the regiment;
Fieid.-Colonsl-.lsIk II. DgnneI Of fogti,ad.
Lieutenant Colon,l-Ejwin l.oy, Levi.ton.
Gssni.taed Ad.uisn'-c hars. g. whn,a
sMran-f,pnc.o Warren
Cbsplain-The Rrv. John r, AdAins
Nom Co@min,sh.d STAT. 5srgesn-h b. Tut
Conui.s.ry. ig,4nt-gen ,nin Freeman.
Sergeant. Major-Fred Speed.
Company A. from GoL'm-Jcsish fiesd, Captain
VIM Menill, Iioen.n,; fisaryR Whit Ercsn. Nh,
Stevens, Lieutenant samuel r. Piisbgr.. Eh,isn
COMPANY G. from T n.yiI . b. nOiss
Company d. from brunsgirk-EdwsId ": Thornpson Gap
tain; Geoss B. Remington, Aou:eaasi Charles d. Small
Caspspy z, trom Iswi..ou-E W. Sawyer. Captain L. L.
fe'p5.n5 r. ton Porsnd-oeo +. sb-rS BOD Captain Ns
sh.s wssI ea,eT ant, q z A,rGGd r tn,sa' Gao
W. Aiarlia, Lieutenant fhon" Ss"yer En'n;c
Company n from fonsnd-I H. Ge-iin0n' Captain a L.
cSnta L'S0' fSa beRe~c l. Edwards. Captain E.
" enp,n n'e fSsu mech.ns F..wm t. To,ie Captain
II. 7. Eus,na L,n.euGn'; b siilen. Enaen, en-
The regiment Curtains O4o Inen, WHO are iuiiy
out, with drab felt mats, regulation PATTERN. ihe
officers are al-o uniformed in gfoy, with regulation
hats. Tie cObsist Of tie Spinghrld u' ket ana
common tayonet. There /, Il band s'iachd to ne
regiment containing twenty-five performers. An
eff lent drum and fife corps is slro attached 70 the
regiment. They have IL baggage wagons and Two
ambulance Wagon :, drawn b. % powerful her'rs.
The regiment is fully supplied with tent. ard camp
courage, and have also sappy OF over i"OVV Dhii
ca urges.
The officer. ore nearly all civilians, but are fne
l5oling body of Don, and for intelligence and bravery
will not be oudone by any regiment with equal ID
vautags. TIE men are m fact The hncst loosnH nen
we bgve vet s. en- pas through our city. They are
above the middle hight all ba! one or two companies,
and are broad, nouiered. sclt nmbed farmers snd
wool nrp who will be equal 20 the sevee't campaign
dIiy. Ih,ir drill, when the short experience Trey
have had i, taken into cousidorsriOn Il r.markarly
well reformed, ard they march Ike ycteraGs- lie
en,husia-m with which they have ben received
throughout the entire journey from Maine, indicates
the favorable impression they have made.
The Ctr Muine Resiuert went INTO camp ~ Canp
pr.I IL. q H..
probably pas. through our city IN Tie eourse OF 'Wo
weeks.
DEPARTURE cY sTRsGGIERs.
About thirty OF inc 3lst Regiment Col {. r., Pratt,
left YESTERDAY TO join their regiment ~ Nasiiugion
Col Pratt received orders TO rccrUs lii regiment
10 the number Of i.Oi. Arrar, etneuls viii imme-
da,ely be made to effect tic ro1ufef iuere.se.
THE THIRTY SECOND REGIMENT.
hi, r-gireni commanded by Col Msihison, now
quarter, a, Camp Iat~., on Stieu LIND, received
ose-. ,.stsfd., to proceed diiect 10 Wilsingto by
the evening can. II foDLd impos.iile, however,
70 ret ro9Gy q leave short 100 ice, n come
qu. NIL, ttey will Tot BIZ Ak camp until q r morning.
1ber orders are proceed from Staten Island by boat
10 Cam. Gu, aud there take tie Camden and Amboy
Road, t,ns avoiding astop IN Ills eiiy, proceeding
viii d las proved - dcino z'g 10 several r'tnentt
III bus two lalies OF ills regiment AT from snai
fowls ia tbe IL nor Of tls Stale, AID composed
81 hardy farmer and country toye each ore OF whom
i. Il pIaciiced n.emon. THey express much di.ap-
points ut boi'g supplied with Springfield mu kets
the ers they AR determined 10 do the best they can
with such arrs rs the Government IL able 10 supply,
and each mai heard the marching orders with great
futi,gac,ion. Tho regiment has been in camp about ak
veekp and dlnng tnAt time the men have, ny their
attention to drill and the other duties of soldier,
dercd themselves exceedingly Ell Give. They all
freak in otwarm prie OF thear o1oers ana tie
oicers return the compliment with interest. TIC reg
inent j. expected 10 arrive at Vanderbilt Landing,
station I-lhd, vt about IL O'Clock this morning. where
"a boat will be ia waiting TO convey them to Amboy.
THE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT NEw-YoRK yOLUN-
TIERS.
The I5tb REGIMENT New-York Volunteers, Col. John
Mcleod Murphy, now eBcamped at Nllletts Point,
bus received orders TO leave for the seat oil war aud
will accordingly take their departure on Saturday.
The steamboat vii take the regiment sud is equipaee
from their pr,sent canning ground 10 EhzabeibPort,
n j., Gieci, where il viii ake the New Jersey Cen
iral Railroad en- route for Washington
The folloying is an antnenc iisi of the officers Of
tlis regiment;
ke.fe MtG q o. fo's .l 40 .ad otdshe,
O11s, Capt stpLsn Chester; su,seon Jane Me>si Ser
SCI; Major Mesrn Chaplain, George r. Fost b. d. Pay
co"p,1S A-c.pial C. Hak.i Lieutenant D. r. Smith
E,lsi.r VIM ". ilouop
Coa,p.n, Captain ThO. BOs.ni Lieutenant, Lsriin
Cost,y c-CspSiu J, Reilly detailed vita Lieut.. Chs.
Bacon t. GIsAd supplies Lieutenant o. W. 10 ounta I'm
cctDpasy Dcsr.in James asoaoen; L.utoaau Joseph
W oon Istifn' flinotLy lShpfy'
Con 5.ny t,It,iu L. {. Ferry; Li,utsn.n III V. ses
son Ep-sn, M. howstt- - .
CoLleEy f-Cspthin, }. Opuet Lieutenant M. Z.
O'bri-n. Ensi,u. b. Thoms
Comrsry C at.in J. LslOri Lisnenant, w. A. Brown
Ensign 4. Sandio's -
COMPANY 1t aplain ". A. Keictuui; Lieuensnt II. Y.
Bronson Tnsign, The odore Lane .
Company IL ap,ain q ". Warner; LieutensBt, G. b.
Ameirisu detailed Sec rtsryl; EI.lsu John tssL
Company aptsin James DCdd LeuienSat a Greene
Ensign, George Murphy.
BAKlRs CALIFORNIA REGIMENT.
This regiment, 500 strong, ROW quartered ut Fort
SCHUYLER viii leave for Fortress Monroe this a.
,ernoon. They will embark Ia tngboats at 3 clock,
Vt EnlltPenf IA