New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.


An order was eoeived from the Secretary Of war
az the United States Quar,ermsster Office, COL Temp
kins, on Monday evening" directing the Immediate
transportation of three regiments. The rst three regi-
ments Of the Sckles brigade being ready, and fully
armed and equipped the order to be ready wss tans-
mitted to ITEM BY previous order the LIT Regiment,
Col Siekles was TO have left ON Monday, and Col.
Tompkns sent down steamboat at the proper time,
but the regiment failed to get ont and the Kill van
Kun returned. Yesterday morning she went down
again and the regiment then embarked. Several COM
panies of recruits caused a delay until p M, when
they came mp on the double quick, preceded by COM
mssioned officer on horseback. The departure Of Col
sickless Regiment was satisfactory to all parties there
being no disorderly manifestation whatever, and Inc
soldiers in particular seemed 10 lie cheerful
1t was quite an imposing sight 10 witness the march
of three regiments 10 the steamboat landing the Second
and Third Regiments having turned oct Ms compliment
tary escorts in full battle array, with music, and
| ttreamers flying Friends of the soldiers were con-
rantly arriving though the hour was yet early. On
the march everything wac conducted strictly, but the
200 recruits who caused the delay, took their own
way of approaching the boat. They raised cloud Of
dust and came troiting swiftly along to the song OF
"Who Wouldn't be Soldierr There were many
females 10 see the boat off,
FIRsT REGIMENT.
Se6-Colouel Daniel T. sicses Lieutenant Co;oHe, Wm.
in ~e, o. n Hart, Surgeon VIM n Tnsey, Chap
lain Charles buckley A.,sn, sulseon .1ysy e. brp"Si
pfedss Com s;gs,n. tr5y Wilkes. ao.gSr ~. ' Ma p
Company A-Csptsin, Joel NJ johnson rir Lieutenant,
Company s syH 6.a as6o Frat Lea,S Joan
Mi chsi Second LieeeSsn. Philip ME-, ,,.n,.r, u.
s. cosss~sli Second iisq!sn.a, ". II. CoIrsit
coSPny b-c.pisin se2j Price Let Lieutenant A. J.
Company Captain Jacob B!lnaj lat Lisuensr' joe r.
Company CAPITA n Ihos Holt lat Lieutenant George w.
Sherman I'd Lis9sI'n, Robert BlythiIg p ~
wsb6ur6; % Lieutenant O. W. Hu.ey.
Company a7Csg, H. Busoeei LIT LieG.enan L. T. Dodge
Company i-Csp,sin T.. J. Ayresi lat Lieutenant, J. y.
Comesny K-Csptsin r T. r. Grueti Id Lieutenant, II.
RoeislersIi 70 LeGiensnt Geo, Robinson.
The United States Quarter master sent another steam
boat down to the landing for the let Regiment, there
being positive orders for both the LIT and 80 aso to
leave yesterday. Another boat was dispatched with
orders TO be hand AT Staten Hand ~ '~Ae on the
80 Regiment at o'clock
The ID Regiment was still packing up at O'Clock.
with the full intention, however, Of marching before
midnight. The steamboat Atlas was TO take them 70
South AmbOy, and there is little doubt bat they a'e by
this time in the neigbborhoOd of Philadelpbis. While
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vduay, to friends the Atlas went away 10 get fresh
supply of coal TIE officers of the % Regiment are:
Field and SfoF-Coone George b. Hail. Lieutenant Colonel
Henry l. Potter Major Pete hcDermO, Admau Jsne. W.
McGOgsi A,sD. ,seoB jane, A.hi Ch.pLia. Jo,eTh
sTn cSw Ss ss%s 8s%ss
Las-Coupany A7CeIt.in John PoIe,i fint Lieutenant,
Patrick Nolan; Second Lie1tenspt G. WHd
Company B.captain T. b. Bradley Second Lisu,cu,nt,
Thomss }. Legs.
W IhcaS.sn ssccad Iicues.ut j. Il Mercer u
g GIP ps W. j. %I' fSse S t'Osn'n Mathew
Company E-C'P,in, Owen MorPhyi Second Lieutenant,
Company F-Csptsn w. A DOnel.onj First Lieutenant, II.
f. tro,i; Second Lieutenant, AleI NJ. MeCane.
TSGl1a Graham sseood Lieutenant Geo r. Yong
cS%ppPy H sg"S as9%. k's'y S' Lieutenant
Company I-Capain, y. c. Howard flint Lieutenant, -
Company K-cspt,Io, T. H. Clover First LisaisnAn', =
Best Sycold Lieutenant, - Ls1IeT.
Tie 80 Regiment was also getting ready, and some
companies bad packed their small articles. Several
companies from the 9th Regiment have been joined TO
the Sd, in order 10 have tie efficient men first
seat of 10 the seat of war. At parade, at 81 O'clock
the regimen, showed of very finely, The movements
being very neat and orderly. The officers
THIRD REGIsryT.
StG-Colone Nelson Taylor aforementioned J. Moses;
MAJOR w. o. steyensi AdjutaDt g NJ Doyle; Qua
w. O. ny s'on = , ~ drP 1sSe1 rt1 Samuel
Qua .errnsstcI-seIsesnt, - Grant, Hospital Steward,
Company ACspsin, Geo Grechineti lst Lieltensnt c.
Groslingef ID Licut,n0ut y. y. Harnelt.
Company BCsptaiD J. NJ Brown LIST Lieutenant n. VII
lard; % Lieltcnani, b. Mason.
Cor paDy C-Csptain - Chadwick lst Lieutenant, H. b.
Penlgck.
Compsuy D-Cspt X. A6ei Let Lieutenant H. C. Helm
man "a bic1tenait, j. II. Howard
Company F. Ca tsi1 Z. BsfTet; Jet Lieutenant, w J.
ONsil, % Lieutenant, WIN. Tuomey
Scoaoe "a a;nsa iY Sch " II 5u. ' H. o
Com any iCapsin, T. ! ,hnsoni lat Ls0teDsnt j. P.
Sa.foTdi ID ~ tenant, n. j. Winters.
Company K-Captsiu, J. Austin let Lieutenant, W. p.
Hall, H.; "a Lieutenant NJ. kcuonad.
The cavalry that erc 10 Rave gone off yesterday
detained in consequence Of moi having been mustered
into the service, this matter Of routine beng essential
according 20 Tie QusrtermnfteTs orders
To-day "Wednesday there is transportation pro-
N1ded for tie 9Th Regiment Of Connecticut and inc
Webster Re yiiuen; from Boston,