New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

WILSON'S ZOuAyES
Col. William Wilon's regiment, now CHARTERED at
Staten Inland will depart today in tho steamship Nsu-
derblt their deetils being a. YET, a secret when
Col. Wirop recruited bis regiment be told bis men
Z" that if they follow ed him they would all DO In hi
in three weeks" Although he has failed in rea hing
the specified locality within the time announced, he
Will have them in quite as fervida climate as they
will desire, the probability Is that they sill proceed
10 Texas or Florifa. The regiment Is composed ~
rough hardy tlass Of men, who have been gross!y
nisfe presented heretofore. Instead Of being band
Of -hrats pickpockes and thieves, ey ar nearly
Ill respectable mechanics, whose patriotism led them
10 Join Of the rrt regiments which Was started ~
this city. They were Iocsntly imrected by United
State Occrr WHO ,tonouuce TIE regincal ore q The
finest volunteer or giztiouf IL the Sste. So LiStiy
pleased were they that ttey have supplied Tho men
with many articles not supplied by the State antoori,
ties including outire new uniform Of blue flannel
pants bOus.s, &C., in addition 20 the grey uniform
first given Them Tho men are wei dfh!ed, are all
healthy and eager to ge OF. They folly equipped
for tue fed az armed with he mrskei Of lSiJ,
which m the bands OF new recruits, j. pronounced
more effective than ANY ME Tie hour III their en-
bar K uiou has no, yet been Fixed upon. They VIII
lana in New-lork, and proceed to No. Cj Clinton
street where stand Of regmentel coors Will be pre-
s4uted item by as. Smith and MIr. Strong, a Con-
mtee appointed BY patriotic ladies IN that vcinity.
Mira Strong will make tho presentation ns'sted by
some gentlemen not YET selected who viii address
regiment This ple;sani incident Of the IOugyes' DO
partmo will take lace at about !, o'elockp. n.
When he hags have been rocsivod, the regiment will
march through tie principal streets Of The city 10 Pier
No , where they will embark upOn Tie steamer VAN
derbit which expected 10 depart al hour III ,he
afternoon. The destination of the regiment is un-
Known although Fortress Monroe ia supposed 10 be
the place Of dire taba kutiou.
Las evening the steamer Vanderbilt was aground
at tto foot II Eleventh street Fat River. ana Il
doubtful If ste could BE- got of in time 70 take the Zou
oil to-day.
srW. have positive orders ..yo the 18th d-y Of June
49,. 49,, r. nd m.,eh up 70 Fah syenn- thence 30
EhA s. and receive ofeol.r, hss down Broadway to
Pier No !. % einbsTk for The Vanderbilt.
ps.ptsd. YosT. &C, WN. WILSON. CO.. CrD's
AL, sI Rss11 We H. J 1S9i y Isl
sorDfzas: We have order. 70 mach tomorrow morning
che I,s,e. R,ef Conn ittee No. 81 clin'oo pi.c.
W. leave in 'he morning a. oelos sea l'na eo o. f9g,
wealth beauty and p.ir.od'in-on' own New IA
h.stf tLsuf It, ever in be c,d to ,hoS by HI, bea
inf and ronptne'' bat he Is an Amres cIru 'sdy to .'c
Colonel Commanding
DEPMTt7iE OF TiIE o0TH REGIMENT n. y. v.
tNiTID TURNER RIFLES.
Tire regiment having received marcel ing orden, viii
sart from headq nalters Tor its destination
hOurOe--On Thursday, The 18th Oi June, nj y. H.,
precises. The line oi march Is rs follows;
The Tegent will form into lire at FOrtythird stree,
and Second avenue; march down Second avenue TO
Twentieth street, turning into Broadway. down 20
CITY Hail. where the days presented 10 tie regiment
win be received and from there 10 the place o
beTkaton.
The mill arv companies sociotcs and friend. giving
the e.cort Of honor respectfully requested
into line at Union Square in the following order:
Ahead The military companies, followed BY the go
clothes and friends Of the regiments next the Turner'S
and the Zousve Ccrnmnv OF she tilsn ipincnf taking
the lead of the 10Th Regiment aiid Of The military
ompsnes closing tho ranks No viii Ue toief-
eted between the Zouayes and the lssi military com
paDy.
No admittanos to the headq-.tsrso1 Thnnday.
man WKBER, Coossi
TIE NRw-JIRsEY REGIMENTS.
The three New -jersey regiments now encamped ri
Trenton have received orders from the Geier Gov
crnuent 10 prepare themselves with Ill diligence for
active duty The uniforms, which being n'tde ut
Newark, vii he completed next week. Tie eqnip-
mets OF these regiments, II IA ssd VIII IL rs con-
plce ~ TINT OF any regiment that bae yes gone 10 tie
seat OF war. Some Of the companies have not yet
their cont lnnent OF men, M all who enlisted aid
not pass inspection and few refused 10 tale the oath
for three years. 10 addition to tho regular United
States pa, tie State pays s. per month 10 Married
and Psr "% |" ns% ag Tecrns AZ
his office in Uctoken. The citizensof BobOken have
raj ed monthly subscription, 20 he Paid IN weekly u-
atallments 10 The families OF needy SOLDIERS who have
enlisted in the service Of tie United StateS from chat
city, whether IL New-Jersey or other resiiaenh.
TIE PREsiDrNT's iIFE GUARD.
Col. Goodwin having been assured from Headqaar-
ers that this re men viii be Of the irsi called
INTO active service IL lib0iug asiduonsy to it for
he ield lie calls on all those who have signed the
rol who are no; in barracks, TO report themselyes
UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.
This Committee held meeting yesterday afternoon,
when they were occupied slmOet exclusively IN auditing
ills contracted by the various volunteer regiments
aised in this city. 1t il found that officers OF these
egimcats have ordered thousands of dollars worth Of
implies for their commands, witt The assurance that