New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

Prussiqn f.rmy, and subsequently server u t ,SVn
Sieel in the campaign Of Baden ia 1913 ana 1919,
Which taken together CO. ititute proof boih Oh ms
military ability aud his devotion TO democratic PIN
ciples. .,, ,,,,,
GENERALS DEPARTMENT "hN'
ARTHUR.
The following list shows IA nearly IA non-ohclai
document cam the equipments issued from tLls Depart
ment from the Goth April until the lst OF August
which includes the period Of equippng the 80 re8l-
men,s OF volunteers of this State:
E,2l2 Fatigue Cops ~ hoet
q, ii5 Oyercoats, ~ hres
1859 Jackets. l6Pis,
21Gl3 Trow,efs u shoyels,
2l3!2 s1irts, Saws
- 10 Drawers, 2,oll yads io"ser
APIS pirs socks, so M
1851 pairs Shoes PHcfais
25.l5 bhoksts ava htands,
2IG3i Mattresses Zoos.
% as Knives and Folks t'J broom',
g2'ij6 Cups, l60 CaGp Stools,
2Oi'l Spoons, IS ~. Rope
lie lie Soses Of oGt Candles, q pru%,'
10 gross Matches, AIenu
CSC Lautems, 70 Mess fahs
IL Ilstchets,
BARRIs LIGHT CAVALRY.
Col Davies il rapidly organizing his regiment. Inc
gcets are I'll cioD en- with great care, and none onJ
ord borseuen arc received n0its ranks Llent'.C"i'
kilpatrck has just returned from Now-jerFey WIN
magnificent company, wllh VIII DC mesteISu
Tie ID Jersey company will arrive on Saturday. lie
lrill will be commenced without delay and The meh
iniructed from their fret days service III sater eAefcse
and the carbine manual. The regiment has secured
fine camping ground by the ssa-shore, win gooo l4nB
oroupd Recruits ae received for the Cl!y Compaeles
st the IIeadouarters' No GiS Broadway All applco-
lions for potions must be accompanied by substahil-
eeIidences of attainment.
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
The 18th Regiment mustered in Washington Park
Yesterday afternoon for parade and drill They number
ed about 500 men. Col. Abel Smith was in command.
TIE Mayor ~. Kalbaeisch, esq.,, the ex-Mayor, ).
s. Powell, esq, Aldermen S. Taylor, Relknap, Kim
ball. Mclaughlin Van Brunt, and Franks were present,
also Controller Collins and Justice Perry. The regl-
ment formed from line Of battle into companies; then
right about march, right flank file left; line OF battle
guide center, &c. in manner highly credltable and
proving the strict discipline to which they have Tor Tie
last three months been subjected The drill was per-
feet no Brood regiment having ever eXcelledH I've
Mayor and Common Council, under the guidance oil
Cart Pike passed the regiment in review and subse-
auenly they marched before the authorities Proceed
ing ont Of the main gate they marched through Myrtle
avenue, the City Hall end returned 70 the Arsenal
in Portland avenue where they were disni sed. The
drum corrs under the Drum Major, Richard Burke,
and the regimental band was in Attendance aud Did
their paris excellent manner. Several thousand
persons collected in the park TO see the REGIMENT ana
the streets through viii in they paseed were thronged
with spectators. The parade aud drill passed of III tie
most satisfactory manner
The 2.th Reg ment, under command Of Col. Michael
Bennett assembled Union Hall in the Eastern Dis
n,
sevefil streets came 10 the Western District By the
time they rec he'd Clifton the nearly
worn oat, and several fell down in the street from
sheer exhaustion Among them were Lieut.. kerto~,
residiugat No. II Court street; piyates John Na4-
ner Michael Ei-inglam, August Epson, and others.
The ladies' OF Clinton avenue came 70 their relief.
Their residences thrown open, and the men were
well AIKEN care of. Lieut.. kerrow AMI private Whg
were taken into the house OF WIS w m iiasey,
and the Others were attended to by Mr. Wm Z. Rec.
Every pOssibc assistance was rendered 10 the men,
and they were ut their homes In carriages-al OF
them having recovered under good treatment lhe
regiment marched the arsenal thence to the armory
" te,e they were drnis-ed. They were TO have been
mustered out Of the service, but for some reason That
0uty not reformed.
tered out to-day.
The 70,h Regiment, cavalry is recruiting, and
already a large number have signed the roll. The
frst order from the Secretary OF Whr required the
regiment to be Tai-o in n d,ys; being mpossiUy
alto. ether AN extension has been granted, AID Col
Graham ir informed that the regiment will be accepted
il raised within Fix weeks from this date. The follow
ing notice wGs Iosted the Arsenal walls yesterdays
"sEyrsriErH RssiSEyr HaApqyErEEs,
SoTrETh' Secretary Of Wa. having .ee' b. ,h reg
siied rped sd e,aipr. snd flounted by the Ooyrrn.
rut,ai enlistment TO be o three years or 'or the waf A
Long Island 70 cavalry regiment for acurl service A,
hoped all hoe dc.ng to serve IA ahIi rate nOa ted
accept oil c5mrani, with their officer. who are 81 good
moral character aud cOmpeicu who may apply beside rccvY.
ug Individually hl rceri,sgo,d riouwho d-sirous OF
emitting Conpunie. mustered 10 ald tccep'd by Govern
uent s.ppAt-y WHEN they nave sufficient numbers Abe
school Of instruction wi be nnnnced in subsequent
order. SAM bhAuAm
Colonel 10Th Regiment Long itsnd Dragools"
The Colonel is confident that he can raise the fIl
com leireut Of 100 within the time required.
Many good riders belonging To the 18th ana 18Th
Regiments will join they paid oil.
NEw-JERSEY MILITARY.
Several companies If the 2d Regiment from Hudson
County have already commenced to reorsaize for the
war. From one-haf 10 two-tbirds OF the old meHbers
will Teeplis. They are 10 be uniformed and equipped
BY the State as soon as tho ranks are fall
4 company of mounted Iiiiemen also being
formed by Lieut. Gregory, intended for daty at For
tress Monroe