Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

NeD York Regimsat-This reg iment Of volun.
tetts arrived here from Elmira Yesterday after.
| noon. They are recruited principally out Of
Ontario county, and left Elmra on Mond4 ~ after
| noon, coming directly through. They number
LOCO men, all told, and are handsomely uniformed
In dark blue jackets, skv blue pants, fatigue caps,
| and carry frst rate outfit Of extra clothing in
their knapsacks. Their arms are the Springfield
| muskets fine brass band and drum corps &C
companies them. Their officers are: Colonel,
| X Taylor; Lieutenant Colonel, C. Walker;
Major, r. J. Mann; Adjutant, Sutton; Quarter
master, l.. Leder; Surgeon, II. r. Spencer;
and Captains 6uiom, McNalr, Cutler, Let's,
Atkins, Hamilton, Corning, McGraw, Warford,
and Platner. The regiment is well provided
with the requirements for 4 campaign.
THE DE kALB REeIMENT.
This fne New York regiment will arrive here
to-day. 1t numbers ,046 able bodied men,
whose officers are men Of experience in war mat
tiers, derived from actual service. The men, with
very few exceptions, have served the time re-
CURED Of all Germans by their government, and
large portion Of them were actively engaged in
the Prussan army against the Danes, from 1913
to le5i consequently this regiment is peculiarly
the kind required by the times The non-coin-
missioned officers have all held similar posts In
the armies Of Europe. Their uniform is that of
the Prussan rides, dark green tunics faced with
red, grew pants with red stripes, and dark green
Is that Of the original lures, consisting of dark
blue jacket braided with red) and pantaloons
with yellow and black leggings Of the Turcos,
the blue sash, red fez and blue tasscl. They are
armed with the Springfield musket, which they
hope to exchange for the MIME rifle before going
into active service. Their camp eqnipa is COM
pleie Throughout The officers are:
Leopold Won elisa. Colonel Emil Duysing,
Lient. Colonel Ernest Holmstsdt, Major; Otto
Kleinschmidt, Adjutant General; = Branlik,
Quartermaster General; DR.. Brllantowski, Sur
geon; DR.. Thomain, Assistant Surgeon
Company A-Adolphus Weiss, Captain; Gle
mems knipchild, First Lieutenant; Adclbcrt Scho-
eHher, Second Lieutenant.
Company B-Otto Sibeth, Captain; Edward
Ncuss. IiputPnAnt. V,,uS tulp
gle, Second Lieutenant.
Company C-Theodorc Bracklow, Captain;
Ernst bhschfeld, First Lieutenant; Arthur
Trainer, Second Lieutenant
Company D-F Menshausen, Captain G.. Schu-
maker, First Lieutenant; K. MenadIer, second
Lieutenant
Company E-Detley Won Elnsidci, Captain;
Carl Erdt, First Lieutenant; - Herzos, Sec
Ond Lieutenant.
Company F-Adelbert Won Moxoscoviex Cap
tain; Max Cohnheim, First Lieutenant; Ferdi-
nand Muller, Second Lieutenant
Company G-Frederic Meyer, Captain; -
Scholz, First Lieutenant; - Heinrich, Second
Lieutenant
Company n-Frederick Bauer, Captain; -
Face, First Lieutenant; - Voiker, Second
Lieutenant
Company John Daniel Krehbiel, Captain;
Gustav Adolph Won N,show, First Lieutenant
% Brinck, Second Lieutenant
Company k-F Papemeyer, Captain. Carl
Welleman, First Lieutenant; II. Bang, Second
Lieutenant
Prussian army. He comma hded battalion of
rides In the Scheswig -Holstein war against the
Danes
Lieutenant Colonel Duysinc was lieutenant cf
artillery in lesse Cassel He served VITA distinc.
tioD in tue Scheswi q II Olstein war He has been
several years resident of this country and speaks
.he language perfectly He is the originator Of
the "Duysing Zouayes,' Company A and has
been to great extent identified with the organ
ization Of the regiment.
Major Won Holnsredt has been fifteen wears in
tID A RtnaE,
campaign. He has resided in the country 4 uring
the last twenty years. He has also been niopeer
and trapper on the western frontier, fought
against the Cherokees, and speaks several Indian
dialects
Adjutant Kle;pschmidst wa. for many years an
officer In the cavalry of the State.
Aad of tue thirty-three officers Of the regiment,
t"enty-'h'ee have already been under fire.
THE GARIBALDI REGIMENT DIFFICULTY Ed.
tor Star: VIII you allow me, through your i'm
partial columns, to say word In behalf of the
unfortunate Capt Takatsh, of the baldi reui-
Inent. Capt L Is an efficient mil itary man, hav-
Ing served fifteen years In the regular Austrian
army, as cavalry officer, and having fought
during the two years. war, in lS4S-49 in Hun
gary, as true Hungarian He was promised
place In Col Ctassys staff, and the cid cavalry
man engaged willingly with the Garibaidrs,
thinking he would serve still with his favor!te
arm, the sword, and on the horse. Having been
disappointed In his expectation, he repeatedly
sent In his resignation, hut it was not accepted.
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between him and Col. Uiassy, and the whole re-
suited In his &c; of self Wind cation by withdraw
ing, Immediately followed by his company
These facts should be taken into consideration,
and he should no. be looked upon as one heading
an attempt to revolt before the enemy.
tNote.-We publish the above as an act Of fair
ness to Capt Takatsh, but our correspondent will
doubtless admit that however badly Capt T may
have deemed himself used, such an offrnse as his
can not b. overlooked II the morale of the army
| Is to be maintaincd.-ED. STAR
Removal OF NUISANCE Our citizens of the
Seventh Ward Will he pleased TO learn that efforts
are making by the Conn issi ener of Health the
Ward Commissioner and the Police to secure an
immediate removal II the nuisance of which they
have so earnestly and reasonably complained
The continuance Is IN violation Of the law, daily
We learn, however, that workmen are now en-
ployed lh removing the fixtures The Govern
pens, from which the supply Of material aid
to be obtained, to some point beyond the city linn
Its; and this will entirely cut off the pest.
MEssRs. HALLIDAY AND MORGAN have at last
vaosed the ranch and left the affairs Of Collector
and Register in possession Of their legitimate
successors, Messrs. Dixon and Douglass They
should have done the thing gracefully at first aud
saved this unpleasant block of the corporation
wheels. 1t Is but Justice to the retiring parties
however, 10 say that they have proved themselves
excellent ON :ers-none better, and they doubtless
comprehend that their late defeat before the pub
lie was not due TO any objection to them, PRISON
allv.
ORPHANS Court Yesterday, upon the motion
of Mr.. Edward Swami, one Of the suretes Of
franklin Minor late administrator upon the estate
of J. nj Roberts, (of =. e y deceased, whose
letters were revoked at former sitting letters of
administration de boHiS non were granted to NJ
Thompson, Esq and summon, retnTnable Satur-
day next, issued, requiring the late administrator
to turn over all the assets unddministcrcd to the
administrator.
GONE OvER.-The Second Vermont r e2 imcnt
which bds been encamped near the city, about a
mile from the Capitol, lately, marched over into
Virginia about noon to- day via tue Long Bridge
They were led of in spirited style nv the Ben
nngton Cornet Band, aud were followed by full
baggage train, numbering no less than twenty
three wagons The regiment numbers about 900
men.
RIoTors afternoon, five soldiers
kicked up a row in restaurant on Fourteenth
street, and began to smash up the fixtures when
a squad Of Company e, Second u. 3. Cavalry,
dropped In upon them unexpectedly and arrested
four Of them, whom they bore of In triumph to
| the military guardhouse under the Treasury
building
CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CASES Robert McKen
zie soldier assault with intent to kill Sergeant
Flood, OF the Presidents Mounted Guard by at