New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11

sen,ed yes eray and biz regiment ii not paid of yes
terday, will be paid to-day , s :
A mistake il made by nearly al paymasfers OF req,
in, lion Inv The state officer. In all cases some time
elases he W. en- the Inspector 81 troops IN thls Guy,
and the acceptance OF the trools AZ Albany ater e
State officer las made his reloii a tne Nin'ary
Board have seDl instruction to Col Van buren, 10 Ply
from the tine OF acceptance py lne 'o'eihoi, vi "
they send him notice. ,
RETURN OF MORE OF COL. BITTErTS MEN,
The Il. s. Steam Transport State Of Georgia, Capt.
Carwin arrived at this port yeserAy IRON Oiu OiiO
Comfort, and brings AS pa-senger on men vi W
Bartlett Naval Brigade, who are II destitute cohi
tion; they were sent home by orer oil MAJ. zen
Butler. About 500 of the Brigade rmain at Fortress
Monroe. and will he orgai lied into aCoast Guard
ZoUAyE HIDES IN HA'-STACk.
A few of the Wilson Zouaves, prob,bv disbearened
them. made their escape yesterday. They went in
different directions and bid themselve III all manner
of WAYS. A search was imint alelyinStltnted. one
had crawl into me reulsus Of hasiack, aud hav'
ing arranged the bay with which he Wis covered 90 US
n,t To excite eusiiciu he lay entirely aud ehectnly
| CONCEALED awaiting lis chances. BIT lie had been
seen to do hs work by some boys, wio reported hlS
wher, abouts TO his pnr uers ana Que thein wen. W
the hay-sta,k to discover him. lie hamped on 'he
loose hay callinv loudly but failed 10 yet an answer
| mr. 10 ind ouy trace ol the fugiIive. Thinking The
b va were mistaken the pur-ulpg soEler lei. Dpt'
taking n second ought, be returned, ma, AFTER u'e
| warning drove Ii. bay ouct into the hay III every
! dire ti,u After Gigent work noise vas heard ana
| The Zonave craw led out. TLoush the ba> onet had
prazed him three or iOur tGes, piercing Lls colbils
Vet be was unuiured. lis coat, directly under his
arm. had ba,oI ct stab and there wer two through
| his loose paniAloons. At Facroryvil!e whittier he
was taken he was exceedingly Jolly " ii had
/ thought" said he "the fellow wondu have punehed
/ AT me more than thirty or forty times mre would
! h1ye stood it; Int thought no would icyer STOP.
What disposition vas made OF him notascertsinei.
TIE REVENUE CUTTER At PERTH AMB0f:
The Perth Amboy JJHrnoi, june y, ays: " Inc
small revenue that visited W. si'rt iIo $50,
and which, according 10 rumOF was seut ID rel III { q
bbb lett on Monday last leaving That vessel 70 CON
tiurc its ii course OF bnrgrB NesSebto iII "
| th,ir departure f,om our hIbOr. Alreay the Blbb
has been of great service 10 tins port, aIg over
, hauled several vessels that undertook % tuh the
gutet with articles OF all and comfort Tor tue IN
| envy: and if Our troubles should be Of long duration
she viii probably render great rervice to tbs cause IN
| this locality" $500,
! THE NEW-YoGK AND NEW-UANEN RAILROAD AMI
THE wAEs.
! IT, The Editor Of The s. y IJIbEHc . . -.
SIR: 4 rec by your paper that The I'm Connecllcu'
REGIMENT will come by water, etc. why have all the
/ Eastern troors avoiLed the New-l ok and New
Haven RAILROAD since the first two or three regiments
Were they not changed full iasseug ger rare Il uert
any oisosition 10 facilitate The country IN 10 fonbl
moro than has been shown by il. Southern syrPaihH
inc President 10 tie suffering holders Of its o'eis'uoc
sto. Ks. Inquire and when ,ertein,d, make noe
OF 1t. NoN'|'''''
| Ner. Yo5k, June 10, 1861.