New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
NEw.YoRK MOUNTED RIFLES.

NETWORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
This corps, now numbering 400 men, Ia ex-
rected to complete ts organization at very ealy
date. The are quafiered at Elm Park, East
River 1t Is rumored that the Colonelcy OF thi regi
ment will be rendered TO Col. Van Buren,, whose
efficiency as Commander of Barracks in this city,
and of the State, has given uni
versal satisfaction.
QUARTERMAsTERs DEPARTMENT, U. 8. A.-CoL.
r-..rf non RI rII TOMPKINs.
A body Of recruits for regiments at the seat OF war
wac transported yesterday TO W4.hingtOn l42 for Tie
l4th Brooklyn Regiment at Washington, and So for
Col. Duryee's 5th Regiment Zouayes at Fortress
Mon 20.
THg PIONEERS OF THE GARIBALDI GUARD.
The pioneers of the Garibsdi Guard, mentiop-d IN
THE TRIBUNE yesterday as having arrived In wash
ington, are again in New-York They present very
sorry story OF their treatment at the camping ground
after travelling some miles into Nrginia, and
have returned for that They will wait another
and better opportunity to serve the country.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
A sword SASH belt &C., was presented to Capt.
JameB Graham Of Company Of the Jackson Guard,
by his frieDds OF the Fire Department. aud City Gov
eminent. The presentation took place Yesterday at
the Office of Supervisor Tweed and was made by him
Tor the friends Of Capt. Graham.
THE BROoKLYN PHALANX.
The Brooklyn PhHlapx. now at South Brothers
Island will leave by boat for Fort Schuyler this morn
ing At II o'clock There are likely TO be some com
ing them With elohing and equipments, as their own
are beginning TO give out. Something mus be done
Immediately. or discomfort may ensne. AL bongh this
regiment n been mustered into the United States ser
vice direct they have had assistance whatever, ex
ceot their rations from the Government yet. Con-
tractors stand ready 10 do their part They only need
the word Of command from the proper authorities 10
chance the condition Of things
FIRST REGIMENT LONG ISLAND VOLUNTEERS.
The Ladies Relief Association through the influence
OF Mn. Walton OF South Fourth street, Il. d., Brook
Ign, have kindly presented 10 the above regiment
quantity Of Havelccks, slirtt, drawers, &c, Which
the had mu'h needed The officers appreciated
the kindly feeling and attention bestowed npo the
regiment by the ladies' Of Brooklyn. The regiment IL
still further in need Of changes Of linen, which would
be thankfully re ;eived.
PAPER, ENVELOPES, AND PENCILS.
The Ivan. elicsl Alliance have learned from sorre
sponnence with the cbapains Of the various regiments
that great lack OF stationery exists IN the various
camps ut the seIt Of war. Thousands OF our yolun-
teers are unable TO write TO their friends TIN.
count The men 90 the cbapains with tears 10 their
eye. and beg for ha-sheet OF paper to write o
tier wives al tome. Many Of such little articles are
now wanted in camp. Will not the manufacturers OF
there articles and others gladden. the bears Of the vel
teers and Of their families by supply OF these art-
cles TIE Alliance Will cbeeruly forward TO the
VARIOUS regiments, in connection with t packages III
teI ioue ne wtpApers any amount OF stationery that
NAV be left at their rooms, Uuiversiy Building or at
No o. Dey street, and will promptly acknowledge the
same.
P,YMlsTER GENERALS OFFICE, col. VAN BUREN,.
Yesterday the New-York Fire Zouaves, llth kegi-
mont Volunteers, were Paid the amount due them by
the State. This leaves two regiments yet TO lie paid
off nv The State after which tho business at Paymss
t.r-General Van Burens Office will be nearly terni'
mated. .. .- III. ..------ rrt T..
The Secretary of War having intiinated bis resdi-
mesa 10 accept Col. James II. Perrys proposed reei-
ment of Continental Guards Of Brooklyn in case OF
being authorized by Congress TO raise more troops,
active being taken ty the officers OF tLs
regiment to enroll young nsn Of good mural character
and uhysical ability for three years or during
the war Tho officers iatend, as far as possible, 20
accept Of such complete companies % are already
formed or may hereafter be formed either In Tie city
or in tic country, provided the rank ana ME are com
posed Of men possessing the requisite quAhnca'iohs
AN aRMoRY IN WILLIAMSBURG,
TIE Brookr n Common Conn Ill have authorized the
bring of the riding school in South Fourth street for
the use Of the Brooklyn Grays, as an arlnory. III ID
expected that the building viii be purchased by the
city and per sanenty used an armory for the East.
err District Such an Institution has long been needed
In that part of the city. Tue Brooklyn Grays now
number 200 men we'll uniformed, and fully equal IN
dill aud effectiveness to many Of the crack regiments
Of NewYork
TRACTS FOR THE ARMY
The American Temperance Union are engaged in
the ,udable work of placing 900 Temperance tracts
prerared specially for tie soldier, into each regiment
tbont 80 regiments have been suppied aud grateful
.ckU
Of the IIIh Regiment of Massachusetts, Volunteers, at
Washington, writes: TII
Your package Of 1000 rac prepared for the soldier has
h.e eey,d Lord In tender mercy bless them 70
hs temporal aud spiritual welfare Of tho soldiers fear that
Va. sh suffer more FROM intempsruce than from any one svh
S.,iis' ELlsHA y. WATSON. Chaplain
Another, the Rev. G. w: Dodge, companion of the
aInentel Ellsw rth, and Chaplain of the llth Resi-
non, N,vYork Volunteers, at Camp Ellsworth, Va,
writes:
OF am happy tbe arrival Of your
,ci. hal You for They shall be faithfully dlsirin'
There Is sreat OF such material In every regiment
"a IN nons more then Mach laentsbie miscon-
Az, has place through strong dnpk hope you may be
yenly useful In this department and sax You 20 pray tat
Uoa my L. ,psn u. ". DODGE"
g DIR. Marsh hopes that he will be encouraged to go
ON in bis work Nothing is wanted but means 10 carry
i through, and, by the Of Heaven, save many
a uatr,oic and noble soldier from drunkenness, dis
arce aud DEATH Donations sent TO the Office, No 10
Park Bank or to the Rev. DIR. Tying, will be CRATE
fully received and acknowledged
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