New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

Rities," has received permission from Oen nlcOlsl-
Ian TO form a battalion. Headquarters, No. 49,
Broadway. The pay Is slj per month, with horse
and extra ntiOns for each man.
II CITY GUARD SEA COAST ARTILLERY.
At meeting, on Friday evening, Of Company i,
tie following officers were elected:
Csp.ain-George Carpenter.
I First Lieuensnt-C. C. Reed
Second Lsnienan,-Iienry =. Luther.
Flint Sergeant Alexander McCoOk.
! Second Sefgcant-GbcrtH II. Miller
Tsird Ssrgc1nt-D,yii p. Lawrence.
Fourth SorgsGny--lleHry Wright :,
This IL the fifth company already organized, all
Of which arc drilling two and sometimes three times
week m order 20 become proficient in the use OF the
big gun for harbor defenses.
] TIE TAMMANY REGIMENT PAID OFF.
/ This regiment, now encamped on the Potomac,
was maid oil for its first three months service during
/ Last week subsequently the men held ameeting
for the purpose Of consulting TO the best method
of sending portion Of their pay To their families
Col Cogswell detailed Lieut.. Wright 30 receive the
mems money and deliver il IN New-YOrk. S25,OOO
was thus cent on and deposited M the SXpenny Saw
ings Bank, with Mr. Elijah +. Purdy. At the same
time each soldier sent receipt or order to bis family
or representative, on the presentation OF which at
the Bank the money has been paid o1, or left ON de-
/ post, as desired.
PRESENTATIONS.
A week AGO Yesterday fine American flag was
presented to Lieut.. j. b. Sinclair OF the 79th Regi
ment, at Washington, by a few ladies Of his
acquaintance, in appreciation Of his bravery at the
battle of Bull Run.
| Capt. Dickson, commanding Company T., National
Guard Rifles was last week presented with an ele-
giant sword sash and belt, by James Morgan Of
South Brooklyn.
SEVENTH REGIMENT, n. G.
At au election of Company G., n. c., held at the
armory on Friday evening, Col. Lefierts presiding,
second Lieut.. joseph b. Young was elected First
lieutenant. vice X. r. Halsed promoted Major 10th
Regiment \. Y. V. u. Judson was elected Second
Lieutenant and A. s. Brady Orderly Sergeant, vice
Ford promoted Major 5Oth Regiment n. Y. V. j.
IL. Hobart Haws elected Fifth Sergeant.
CONNECTICUT ARTILLERY.
The battery Of light artillery which for week
past has been organizing Connecticut, and recruit
ing in the principal cities, Il nearly filled with Its
complement OF lj6 men, and Will so INTO camp at
Merden on Tuesday OF next week The proportion
az men furnished by Hartford and New-Haven does
not differ materially, while Guilford furnished from
20 TO - men. Although Bridgeport Is recruiting for
some half dozen home companies, the artillery
have enliscdquite number of her patriotic citizens
Cheshire, Danbury, and mAuy other country towns
Of the State are also represented in the LIT Battery
One Of the eutenants ia John 5. Cannon, under
whose management the battery has been formed
WESTMINSTER COUNTY REGIMENT.
Adit jenkins aud Lieut.-Col j. j. Chambers have
received authority from the War Department TO
return home for the purpose Of raising regiment,
% De- nude up from the counties Of Westminster,
Roskland, and Putnam. II isexpectedthey will en:er
upon their duties Immediately.
INSPECTION or THE NETWORK STATE MILITIA.
The FIRST annual inspection Of the I'D Regiment
y. y. :. NJ, Col. Monroe, took place at Hamilton
Square, on Saturday. Regimenial line was formed
nj o'clock. The Uniform OF the men is light mixed
g1ay, with red facipgs. The command was armed
with Enfield fines. The inspection was conducted
by Brigade Major Taylor, who subsequently re-
vi wed the regiment. After several eyolutions,
Brgader- General Even and stan appeared upon the
field aud received the honors OF "A marching salute
The iuspection showed the following result:
Field giceIs, CONDITIONED 'taf' 81 non.comn',ioned
stah - Lane Itn. and hle ~ ~ ~ -aF
H. n 6rnn cops, II Band, 2i-Totai uniforms, 5sl
The following force was present:
orcrfs o. Lie rani aud hle-CoEpany A. 23i Company b.
CO., Colriny C. q; ConPsny d, l5 Company L, 81 Com
1ftsr the inspection of the cd Brigade Major
Tavlor Inspected the staff Of Gen. Even with the
following result Brigadier-General, II Alde-de-
Camp. T. Brigade Surgeon, J. Quartermaster, Il
Volunteer Aid /. Total D.
The annual inspection of the ith Artillery, New
York State MILITIA, under command OF Col. Hlneken,
took place on Friday evening, at the Division
ArInory in Elm street. The veteran corps OF 20,
under command Of Capt Raynor, in their quaint
uniforms presented marked contrast in comparison
with the Young, bale and abe-bodied members of
the other companies.
This regiment has no pieces. Six Of their guns
were given to the Sth Regiment, who left them IN
Washington; one was forwarded to Fort Schuyler
for figna gun another 10 the Anderson Zouaves,
and sx more are now ready 10 be sent TO the seat OF
war; The State authorities also sent their four
horse b. rBess TO Washington. This regiment make
but few parades, rs the cost OF each amounts to
atout s700-or - member. The main expenditure
on such occasions is for horses.
The same evening the Sixth Regiment, Governors
Guard under command Of Col. j. &. Pinckney, was
inspected at the State Arsenal, without arms The
meaCer OF the number may be accounted for from
the TACT that the regiment did three months service
l A,pa liz md il unw
war. Nearly every company was represented, and
the total number Of men present was only lb3. But
few of the men had uniforms, having worn them out
in the soryice. Among the officers present were Col.
j. G.. Pnckney, Maj kathbun, AdJt Mason and Or
Mast. Banks.
TIE EIGHTH CONNECTICUT.
This command which arrived at Staten Island on
Friday afternoon, was subsequently, transferred wa
the Loug Island Railroad TO spacious camping
ground near Jamaica. This charge was deemed
necessary in consequence OF the insuiiciency OF
water nj the camp to which the regiment was at
frat ordered II was late at night before the train
reached its destinxtioa aud Saturday was occupied
by the men in pitching their tents. The presenta-
ton OF coOrs and reception ceremonies designed by
the Sons Of Connecticut were postponed. Yestef-
day the men were in fine spirits. During the after
noon a large portion of the command attended
church at Jamaica.
VERMONT TROOPS.
A special dispatch, received on Saturday, stated
that the 9th Vermont Regiment left Montpelier at 10
o clock that morning, and would reach Jersey City
on SUNDAY morning by the New-Haven steamboat,
wbcnce they would depart 1t once for Washington.
This entire regiment was raised, armed with Enfield
rifles equipped and furnished with everything nee
osary for ieid service in 10 days from the time the
first step Was takon The arms, uniforms and equip
ments were purchased and forwarded from this
cftv by Assistant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES William y.
Hatch, who resides here IL il commanded by Col.
Nathan Lord, H., "A son Of President Lord Of Dart
| - m. Il loo a. ht "a .ni
Gent men ne any State has sent to the war.
sIHEnIk COrNTY AND TIE WAR.