New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02


quota Of men it bar beGme proper for them to take
toe matter in their swn bara and aomt action on the
psrt Of the General Government releasing some eight
or ten new regiments already accepted, 10 Tire officers
q the State remains to u taken after which matters
will proceed as n the iirt levy. The only Advantage
gained By volunteering FIRST under the State is IN
the sct tlat Gen Morgaa authorizes tic accept
auce of companies, and provisioning and quarter
ing Of the came, when there arc no more than 81
names Subscribed While the army authorities require
the immediate appearance Of lOJmen.
Gen. Yates has transacted very little Official business
thus far owing to his non'reoeip Of the officers rolls
which are Supplied from Albany.
STATEN ISLAND CAsaPS.
Camp Decker has been removed from lie billy local
iy this side, 10 tue radng ground short distance on
the other side Of Camp Scott. Its tents contain 1UU
Thursday next. Col. Graham 9TH 81 kes Regiment,
has about the same number OF men. Col. dc TrObri-
and Of the 10Th Regiment il near by. His regiment
received an accession yesterday by the last boat of
Gne looking squad, numbering 90 men. The other
camps on Staten BLAND at Quarautins Landing,
the Government iBcoeuIo, which is occupied by the
Clnton Rifles, and one or two incipienl regimenls'
HAWKISS's ZOUAvEs.
Tie recruiting fer this regiment progresses satislac
torily at No. SIS Broadway. The men fitted out
with uniforms tweui y-Our hours after enrolling their
uames squad will be sent OF to join the regiment
every week until the required number Of Lou 4
reached. The prompt manner with which tie men
have been supplied with everything necessary and sent
away reflects great credit upon BioutCOl. Bette, aud
iusl Ses the soldiers with confidence. Col HEWhnse
Regiment is now one Of the best in the felGtte
are thoroughly drilled light Infantry and skiralsh-
era. Lieut,-Col Belts iOrme us that he IL receiving
large number Of recruits from the returned three
months regiments,
FIRST REGIMENT GERMAN BLACK SIIAPSHOOTERs.
Tue COlonelcy Of this Regiment has been accepted
Mr. Eugen A. Kozlay Recruiting Is going rapidly at
the TivOli Gardens u Avenue A, and AT Lincoln Hall,
Houston street. The number If men already enrolled
il over two hundred and the corps eau be seen drilling
every day at Tompkins Square. The officers are
al military men aud have seen active service
In Europe, One company from Albany, one from
Newark ard one from Boston VIII JON the
regiment The name OF tho regiment Is very
familiar TO Germans, and the Colonel Il well
known for bis energy ard military talent having dis
tinguished himself IS an able officer in the Hungarian
Army and in battle.
CONSTITUTION Guard.
Col. Braulek, an old veteran, has assumed command
of tie Constitution Guard, The men enlisted arc sent
0 tie Pdrk la racks.
IRA HARRIS GUARDS-CAyALBY.
very brisk recruiting was carried on Yesterday at
the headquarters Of the IRIS Harris Guards No. 96i
Broadway. One eutire company was mustered INTO
this regiment in lew hours Recruits are accep'eu
sinplv or in companies. The Government Will accept
the regiment by companies until II il full As coon rs
company is accepted, it will be provided with quar-
ters, uniforms, and nlions. Horses and equipments
are also furnished 20 recruits and their pay will COM
mencc from the moment OF enlistment The regiment
is teng raised by Col. G. De Forest and viii probably
be completed In "a few days. EuiIfe companies with
their officers, accepted, subject, OF course, to the
examination Of the Military Board appointed by Con
gress,
Captain A. p Green las transferred his command Of
picked men 20 this regiment. Ire Colonel Is An ex-
peIieoced and tried officer, Capt. Greene men viii
lie mustered into the United States service on Satur-
day or Monday, aud Immediately pToylsionedi clothed
and equipped.
A few GOOD men will be taken into this egiment, by
applying before Saturday at tie PARK Barracks.
FREMONT RIFLES, COT W. MERRITT.
Berlan's Sharl shooters will not by ems means he
the only regiment of crack sLOts. Col Merritt, old
and experienced military msn, is organizing ride
regiment under the above tie, which the Secretary of
War has accepted, and which VIII Immediately De
mustered into service ~ companies. Experienced
rienen are nvi cd TO Join oitier Individually or b.
companies, at headquarters, No. u Broadway.
THE slxrY-NINIH REGIMENT.
The 6qth Regiment win Re mustered on Of re
ser,co az thtir Amory IN Essex Market, Ga Saturday
morning at ~ 0'd5ck.
TITR NETWORK FIFTH MILITIA
A member Of tlis regiment writes: You viii obGgo
many members Of the STD Regiment n. y. :. D., b.
nseitina in your paper that about 100 men Of sail
regiment Will eGust for three year,, after they r.
turn, under the command Of George Won Amsberg as
Colonel and Paul Frank l.eu,enant-C ol0ael. BO,h
OF them are excellent ard learned oicers GEORGE Won
Amsberg having been Brigadier-Coneml in tho Hun
gnrldn Army, and having fought II battles; Paul
Prank having beelran artillery officer in the army in
SaXony br IL years. George Won AmsbeTg Is now
Msior aud Paul Frank ID Adiulant oi theJh Regiment
n. \. 5. NJ, and they are well liked By their men.
The jtn Regiment win be 1t New York on Friday
afternoon as understand as they have orders to leave
on Thursday morning
RETURN or TIE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
At early hour yesterday morning the Home
Guard Of the Twelfth Regiment n. y. 5. NJ, Col.
Henry A. Weeks, formed in line, in Bond street and
proceeded to the Battery to awai. the arrival of their
Regiment from the sent Of war. They We're joined by
Hook and Ladder Company No. g. The regiment,
however having been detained 90 Philadelphia, did
not arrive in this city till7 oclockn he evening.
As the steamboat John Potter approached her wharf
tho cheers of ten thousand waiting friends on the Bat
terry the iiIinQ of sautes, and innumerible tigers
greeted tie soldiers returning 10 their h0ines salute
of thirty four guns was fired from shore and responded
TO by hearty cheers from the 18th, on board tie John
Potter.
As soon as they landed they were formed into line,
Col Butterhod at It's head, and, after emerging from
the wharf gates Of pier No. y. r. the escort, con-
sisng Of the Hook and Ladder Co. No. a, the Home
Guard OF the 18th, and company Of Juvenile Zouayes
were allowed To take the right Of The line.
TIE police arrangements were attended TO by In
spetOr Carpenter, who succeeded in maintaining most
excellent order throughout the line Of march from the
Battery 10 Union square.
The enthusiasm WIS very great. The streets were
densey packed all the way up Broadway, on both
sides Ladies aud gentlemen crowded the windows
and balconies Of hotels aud other buildings cheering
vocerously and waving their handkerchief.
The Fire Department was also well represented a.
intervals. The companies which turned ont their ap-
lartus were: Steam Engines, No. ,5, - ;, and IL
Engines Nos ~, 30 lG, a. and y; Hose Carriages
Nos. 7, IS, and GO; and Hook and Ladders, Nos II
and Ia.
The OILY place on the whole line which made no
demonstration Of welcome was the Rew-York Hotel.
The baeony was flied with spectators, but they stood