New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-16

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volunteer src.s ct this depot 70 b espIsa -
armed with sn possible specd and sent forwetu Il
1 osca 20 the scot Of war. Gen. Yates hopes shGS
che troops mustered into the United Sts,es service -
necessary to urge the snaiIpsce Of the ssie scthO'
ties to increased velocity ere this end can - ~
tsinsd within the time appointed:
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| SECOND REGIMENT SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
FIHsr DNi'i0s Nc" hSnf vo.Csnn.Is H ,
Col J. H. H w.aU, Sci, s Regiment ossi wv ''
SIR: The following dispatch has just been receivsds
Atlantis MsjorGeneisl DIX.
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The above orders are bsre4y pe,muigated AID ths
members Of the regiment are ksseby ordered to % -
readiness at 10 O'Clock a. Tuesday morning lSsh
inst, to march.
A few more Recruits viii be received up to six
o'clock p NJ. Monday 18th Juse. Uniforms will b
furnished immediately after enlisting.
Rations and pay will commence on signing she rouss
WM- A. HEkRING. Asiusa.<
SUBSISTENCE DEPAEyMENT--siAJOR Eh'70N.
A requsition was yesterday upon Major Eaton
Commssary Of Subsistence u. S. A., for the lrbsist
ence Of five companies Of the Mozart Regimer,, Col
Cocks, which were mustered into the Unhed States
service yesterday.
CoMyJssARY-GESERAL's DEPARTMgNP-GESRaL
WEIGH.
requisition for arms and equipments for the I'D
Regiment Volunteers, Col w. Pbelps jr of the Troy
branch Of the Albany Depot was made sterd4y upon
the Comnirsary Generals Department. Tins maEss
tweoty five regiments Of volunteers, and tr teen nh-
tia regiments, equipped wholly or in part by Gen
WEIGH since the commencement OF hostiiiIs'
THE n. L. 9th TO THE LADr1S.
The officers and men of Company OF the 69th
Regiment n. Y. s. NJ, now at Camp Corccfan, Va,
gratefully ackno wldee The receipt OF four
flannel shirts the Kind gift of Mira. Lewis Fraoeo Of
Fast Twenty seventh street., with pocket
chief and thread and needles in the pocket Of each
snirt-all Of tie best material.
THE NEw-YOEK LADIES' RELIEF UNION.
The New-York Ladies Relief Union continues to
hold It's meetings daily In the lscture-room Of the
Church of the Plrltans They solicit donations OF
gray flannel for the manufacture OF shirts, poeket
bandkerchiefs needles thread and other arclessu
as are valuable the soldiers in camp. Donatieae Of
money will also be gratefully received. Address Mns.
Halsted, First Direetress No. IL West Seventeenth
street: or Mn. Rey y. X. DAVIS, treasurer, NO. 10
East Twenty ightb street. New-foFk.
The members of this Union represent the vaious re-
ligous denominations aud meet daily ~ do their work
of preparing garments the soldiers who have gose,
and 20 10 tie field OF battle IL behalf OF the Gov
ernmeat and the Union.
THE PRESIDENTS In'E GUARD.
Nearly all the officers of this organization seeded
from the regiment takiogthe few men that have been
recruited with them. The officers are about 70 organize
regiment to be called the Union Defense Volunteers.
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS, COL. ISNEs.
Five companies OF this regiment were Yesterday In
speced by Or. a. Il. Mott, and the media inspecsica
viii be CONF letec Monday, when the regiment wall
be mastered into the seryice Of the United States, by
Capt. Hayman.
YsiAsTER-GENERALs oFPFR-CoLONEL VAN
buren,.
Three regiments were yesterday paid OF OF this
Office, namely; 3sth Regiment Volunteers, Col D. H.
Hobart Ward - 100; l,tb Regiment, Col Jno Qua1e.
s6,oOe, ard the 2Stn Col. W. Donneily, xI,7v0 To-
tai disbursements TO The present, sioS,ivo'
THE PARK BARRACKS.
The Park Barracks have deserted appearance Sncs
tie departure OF the greater number of she troops iot
rerly quartered here. The cleansing process go,g
with vigor. In a few days the quarters viii 10
ready for the reception Of soldiers.
PREACHING IN CAMP.
The Rev. L. G. Lockwood viii preach to-day Of IL
o'clock, ut Camp Lafayette Statewide hive miles from
Jersey Cry Ferry. The Anderson Zolayeo, there
quartcrsd being without chaplain, highly appreciate
the services performed under the auspices OF the Asso
citation. In the afternoon, at o'clock, there VIII
again he preaching and III tue evening, Al o eecA'
a Young Mems prayer-meeting.
THIRTY SIXTH REGIMENT.
Fin behalf Of the members OF the Both Regiment
New Yok State Volunteers Col Charles r. Time. commanding.
here make appeal to the Liberal pubic OF
viciny for donations OF clothing such dss.
socks bandAse and other sr ces D-ees
sary rodiers not provided by the state The rest
men, has nothing comparatively nothing done for thus
f.r by any and charitable sssocaan. OF
NewYoIk or elsewhere ia in very needy condition. and all
gits thankfully received and all fsvors snowh duly
rcciated Al Gifts noed for the regimen. may DO LETT at The
barracks Forty ninth street. North River. at the
TTrsda 4.ba.sadOr ,hce, No 81 Blocker street few
take the place those who viii not pass ed
cal examination, will be received .
- The Rev. JOHN d CARGILL,
Chaplain 36ta Regiment n. \. 5. folunJesrs-
CORRECTIONS.
Hiram L. Concl is Lieutenant of CompsnyI in Col.
Townsend's regiment.
Charles G. Chandler is Captain Of the st. Albsn's
Company of the Let Vermont Regiment, which was In
a.rvice M the haiti of Great Bethel