New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.


complaint has arisen against what appeared 70 oe tue
delay of the Government in this respect 1t Is proper 10
state that all such delay experienced owes s origin 70
the company and regmental officers, who in many cases.
have been found very unsy stemae with their rosters
and other lists of names. The mutterng-Out must cor
respond strictly with the payros and the mastering
in rolls. United Safes Paymaster are held strictly
and personally responsible for the disposition OF funds
under their charge.
There are three paymasters specially detailed TO pay
the returned volunteers in this city. They have been
here over a week, with plenty of money, and are anA
ous to discharge their duty here Us to proceed on
their business elsewhere. They have taken pains to
call on different companies and inform them that their
money il ready but up this time, only one muster
roll haa been presented and consequently but few nave
been paid The fault is with the commanders OF res-
mens and Of companies; for a captain may pay on ls
men by presenting the proper vouchers at The chee OF
the Paymasters, No. 6Stste street.
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
Col Buterields Regiment paraded yesterday morl-
ing rs previously announced, forming line on Four
teenth street, and marching 10 Washington Square,
where Col. Shepherd u. s. A., mustered them out OF
the service. Scarcely had the ceremony been com
pleted, when a pouring rain came down, which had
the effect Of scattering the soldiers oeromoae.
They unite in the disposition to be Jolly and at present
do not trouble themselves about the question Of
enisting
FIRST REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvEs.
Early Yesterday morning, half dozen siaggler-
arrived from Washington, but the several hundred
looked for did not make their appearance Thote that
came report their comrades at Alexandria, but can give
no idea ar to tie probable that viii be taken.
IL appears that the renegades have pat thems' Ives IN
I..t fN.ar
getting in the guard-housc il they apply for it. SO
thew are in a quandary 10 know what 10 do. II at
lowed to return and Join freely their regiment IN
reorganized shape it is probable moot Of tIcm viii not
hesitate. Ii not 30 permitted, ihey VIII Join other
regiments. The following explains iiscli;
"NEv.YoRK, July 81. 1861.
To NJ. E5ooii,ney EDvIS D; MoRe,s. .-..,,-.,--,
standing BodqG , o I5 o 1gT ~, .0 s,.,
sHthoriies They are ssd Ia some qu,en to ota Mid and
unesuAed mob having 's' a. sotie and 10 claim Tor
krsmen Of hi. city who form Ise ard active eIl.. frou
Of our be', volunteer, In All the resmeh have
drawn, producing violent eIcen-ut greatly
hen ,inS III res.n, v be bore Itself a. Tie zoaye. dIS
Ball Run ought be knoly rested instead Of being made
the subject OF irdges from their or state
snthores Believing you be friend Of the ffsnen Of this
from you letter for pubLcaon shall eicc,uly D.
shape sha position and prospects Of
the lOG'v' Am' dear 'ir very truly yoTHr'M GR,q,vn
"sTATr OF Naw;YotK, Eyrerrlyr ,DsrA,,I-
GIN. ,,n Ill., q, 10 AS an Ass9,s s
ss 3sT 1se s Of the S" 81 s n and 70 a
Tire Lousve' were paid the amount due them On
It would be uees, even s,.emp, tho correction OF
all the aoat and least Of al Necessary
brave men Tine viii accomplish ali in this directions 10 hs
gosp bo the Fire Zouave' and oiheF' Of heroic soldiers
"a the deld. ,
an with s'h D6 cfP,' fyS 9 S sssSisI5 Servant
II. 81. GEAHAn, Esq., Eew.iorh City"
VOLUNTEER HEADQUARTERS.
Gen. Yates Yesterday mustered in several compa-
Mes and ;eved further applications for acceptance
under the State. Gen. Arthur the State Qusrlermhs-
ter has called for proposals., uader the several more
impOf tant heads OF supplies furnished by him, the
opening OF the same 10 take place on "wednesday.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, sICk.
squad Of fly Massachusetts, men, returning sick
from the seat of war passed through New York yester
day, en- route for home, under Lieut.. Lawrence. They
were nearly all such as onght not 10 have gone SOL
diering in the first place, being either rested
or otherwise affected by disease.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Twenty-three from the University Place ne.
crUiiing Office for tie 9th REGIMENT ~ Y. S NJ left
yesterday afternoon, fully uniformed, for Washington
In all about three four times that number of recruits
left yesterdayas is the every day, an average
to fill up regiments At the seat of war. The standard
there is never short of 900 men. Col. Hawkins WAS
reinforced by several dozen recruits on Friday last
and about the snme number again ready 10 leave
FHTY-PIFTH REGIMENT.
The Lafayette Guard il filling up with all the celer
ty that eond be wished for There are dnily from %
TO 80 recruits sen' over the Staten Island Railroad
Ferry for Camp Lafayette at New Dorp which is four
miles distant from Vanderbts Landing. Lieut. Wig. |
not lie in charge at Lafayette Hail. Broadway.
BRITISH VOLUNTEERS
The nucleus Of this regiment about 80 mep, was |
yesterday collected in camp, at Silver Lake, Staten
Bland. -Four hundred names have been enrolled but
here were reckless fellows among them who awaited
themselves for while Of the Inequalities Of the PAX
Barracks, and joined other organizations when it suit
ID them.
TRIAL OF snARPSHOOTERs.
Col. Berdan's Sharpsbooten will have trial of |
kill to-day. The Ian is TO place IA large: of the size
md torn OF man at the distance of Fix hundred feet
Each Of the SlarpshoOters 300 in number will take
light II, and the Colonel will fire ten times AT the
lead ills target will DO forwarded to Gen. Scott az
token of the expenne-s Of the regiment. Before
ending il, The Colonel will permit It's exhibition ID the
Merchants Exchange.
FIRST REGniENT OF IRISH ARTILLERY.
Offices for The enrolment OF recruits for this rel-
nent have been opened at No ~ Prince street under
be charge Of Capt. Thomas Lynch; at the Battery
nd ut the City Hail Park, under Capt j. Il. McGce.
srsons wl-bipg 10 Join the regiment win make nnne
nate application at other Of the above named Offices
Inc roll of the ci'ierCnt companies uro nearly ed
p 10 ibe maXiuun Number required by law.
FREMONT REGnENT.
Col. ROsa and Lieut.. Col Me.iernich have been %
'riunae as 10 secure the services Of Mai. Gerhard
ON Washing on, who, with q full company raised by
lntel IN Philadelphia, has lolned the Fremont Rcli
eht. II was this gentleman who, Ia the beginning
our warfue, WA one Of the very fret to collect
Military force ~ The District OF Columbia, aud who
Commander Of the eth Regiment Washington
i,ia, being part Of Col Stone 4 Brigade. success
lily leslsted the enemy at Big Fsls aud al1 took
lPortcht part IN The protection II or capital
Misunderstanding the most liberal Olt IA made By tue
overnmer, 70 iLduce Mai Gerhard, after the Sth J
eginent washington Militia was mustered out of o
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