New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

through the lnnu%nce VI y aymasterGeneral Van Bu-
rcn, to hold the pOstO,I Of First Lieutenant in this
Company. Lient. Pdns was wounded nine times in
various actGns. Bewas employed to fire the Arsenal at
HaIpers Ferry, under Lieut. Jones' Lieut.. Wilson
also served ass Sergeant in the English Army, in the
4th Dripoon Guards in the Crmea, and was in the
memorable charge at Baaklava; be ia an accomplished
cavalry officer. This Company will receive its uni
form to-day The mastering officer, Capt. Larnerd,
said this was one of the best companies he had mug
tered into service and that Capt Green might be proud
of bis men. Headquarters No. 564 broadway.
ANDERSON ZOUAyEs.
THIS Regiment will not be ready to leave before the
middle Of next week.
FUNERAL OF COL. rARNHaM- ARRIVAL OF TIE
BODY.
meeting Of the officers of the National Guard Fire
Zouaves, and Fire Department was held yesterday
morning at the Astor House. TO make arrangements for
the reception of the body Of COL Farnham. VIM. r.
Farnhum, brother of the deceased, was present. As
the family requested that there be no public display
upon the arrival Of the body, Messrs Mix, Quillard
Brewer, and Jordan, of the ID Company National
Guard, 7th Regiment, were appointed Committee to
receive the remains of Col. Farnham. Upon the ar
rival of the 4ocock express train, the body was taken
in charge by the Committee, and quietly removed to
the residence of Mr. Faham, father Of the deceased,
No. 1913 West Thirty-eghth street. The following iu'
neral notice has been Issued by the family:
The Chief end Assistant Engineers OF The FIRE
Denar,nent; the President Of the Fire Department,
~ The Roord of Trustees and Of the Fire Commits
sioners; the commissioned officers Of the flrst FIRE
Zouaves; the commissioned officers OF the 'th Regi-
ment; the officers and Committee OF empire Engine
Company No. ~; and committee OF tne "a Na'ional
a. la aYu.f
deceaseI. No. 1913 West Thiry-eighth street, at y
o'clock a. m. on Saturday, the 18th inst, and ac-
company the remains therein to the church ana 10 the
depot. 49, A.
members of the % National Guard, and of the Hh
Regiment generally; the officers and members 0i I'm
pirr Engine No ~ aud of the Fire Department gen
erally ard the friends OF The iamiy are lnVlle 20 ~
tend the funeral services which will take plice IN
the church corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirty MN
street at 10 o'clock n. M The remains VIII De taken
TO New-lIaven, Conn.,, by the l?:lJ p m tram,
The following order has been promulgated by Col.
I.eilerts:
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH REGINtT,(
NEw-YonK, Aug. Ii, 1861. !
In compliance with arrangements made with The
family of the late Col Fsrnham, the officers Of this
regiment from respect 10 his memory as faithful a.
soca,e aud brave sodcr will assemble NJ headquar-
ters in fatigue uniform white trowsefs promptly az
~ o'clock a. m on Saturday, 18th inst, 10 attend Tie
removal Of his remains from his late rerldence No. -
Wes. 1hiTty-eighth street..
The members OF the regiment invited 10 b. pres-
ent at the church. OF fiith avenue qua lhfty-
fifth street In citizens dress Grape on the lcit arm, at
10 o'clock. BY order OF
MARSHALL LEfFERTs Col Comds ia Regiment
J. III. IiRESRAr, Adutant.
A meeting OF the members OF Empire Engne Com
pany No. ~ was held yesterday and resolutions oi
coincidence passed. Among others u was
Reorsd That We tender TO The famy and Iee' % cS &
Of
Eersd That we the emblem, soogTnr 10 be paesd
upon nehou' and 'PParta' and ha Nc Tea ePe on
tse len for thirty daJ'.
Captain Chadwick of Company &, returns to Wash
ngton this evening TO Join his regiment. lie wishes
10 take rlx or eight young To I'LL bis Company TO
l0l Those desiring togo INTO immedihe service
NAV apply at the Office No COO Broadway. Alec,
letters this regiment, u lett at tie ONCE before
O'Clock, will be forwarded.
THIRD IRISH REGIMENT FUND,
The Treasurer Acknowledges Tie reecip'o oi ii !ol.
w. C. Langley Co.......s Is Jane, McDonoush .
r. C. knsht......... 100 z. Lynch. ......'.'.''' .
james MoSneshsn........ - J. CoDroy, BrOoEyn... .
''o'''' PiiILP oHASLoy. Jr.. TItssurr.
VOLUNTEER FAMILIES SUFFERING.
10 he Eifor af The ". y T'ibrae
SIN: wish, through tie columns Of your paper, 20
call the attention OF the public to the neioieney Of the
Relief Societies for the families Of the volunteers Of
New-York city. Many of the wives Of men in my
company have applied for relief presenting certificate
properly signed by all the officers Of the company and
counienSgned or approved by the Colonel that they
lad been mustered into the service OF the United
States by the United States musteTing officer They
were answered that they could not get relief until the
regiment had Cit the city. Now, Mr.. Editor, we All
know that after being mustered into The service by
United States officer the men are OF no more IRE TO
their families than If they were in Washington Vir
oiria. and the relief should he iust as properly fur
nisbed the families then after leaving the city The
families of those in my company who I'VE IN brooklyn
have 10 trouble ia getting relief neither have thore ir
.JtTsey City, and Uhy skOid those Ot Nor O1k by
Tlacing this before tie pubic, you will much 0blge
s n. AsrISWALL, lieutenant Co. a, r. l.. q.
Nev- iOrk, Aug 10 1851.
BROoKIIN MILITARY AFFAIRS.
A telesaphic dispatch from Ma-Gen. Fremont
received by D. +. Barnard, esq Of this city, yescr
day, states that Gen. Sweeney sustained only flesh
wound at the battle Of Wilsons Creek, in Missouri,
and that he reported able to ride TO Springfield
with the retiring army. Gen. sweeney Is brother
in-law Of Mr. Barnard aud was formerly resident OF
this city.
The Continental Guard, Col. j. II. Perry IL pro-
gressing finely The men now enrolled aro eneamped
at Fort Hamilton in the vicinity Of tle lf Regiment
Long Island Volunteers. They number between 100
aud 70O men. A recruiting tent for one of The CON-
Ianies has been pitched in the City Hall PGk. The
regiment will probably be on war footing iu about
three weeks.
The return TO the writ Of habtas corpus directing The
p1oducton of the United soldiers at Fot lamif oD the
result of which was stated yesterday, reads ioIows.
"HEAD9UAKTEUs BATrALIos /, 81 AND srH)
IhTASrRY, CAMP NEAR FoRI HAsILIOE,S
Aug. l6, 1861. }
IL respectfully decline to comply with the within
requisition of the honorable Judge of Kings County
Cont GOyEREYUR MOEEis,
6Lieut,usli Colonel Comma Jirgp