New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
THE CAMPAIGN IN ILLINOIS.


THE CAMPAIGN IN ILLINOIS.
Maior.C;en. Hunter, U. s. A., leaves this city TO-
morrow to assume command Of the Illinois forces He
is accompanied by liz nephew, Lieut. Samuel w.
Stockton Of the I'd Cavalry and other members Of bis
stall. Gen. H. has 90 far recovered from bis wounds
tlat he il fully able % take the field, aud with the
erwhe,ming forces placed under dis command, wa
may expect aesin to hear fom Hunters column on
the right" beo.e many weeks.
DEPARTURE OF TIE LAFAYETTE GUARD.
The ssh Regiment, Col. de TrObriand, took tt de-
parture yesterday aeruoon, under iavornOis s,fpiSf
for the seat Of war by way OF Amboy and Carndcn.
Mauv hundreds Of vi,oroehcered them AZ they moved
AWAY ftcm Stall,ton landing the steamer Irans-
p,,, Mt 9, O clock. There 900 uen iTrlD TIC
canp and a cOmpinv Of ltO recruits VIII be aidel o.
passing through Philaddphil. No dherliy VIII be
eITerienced Ia raining Sno;her comPaoy.
Camp LAFAYETTE at N-w-Dorp, h1 been the model
suor or recruits quRriers, IN all that peraned 70
neatn se and order. Prior 10 their departure Tie
Freuchilen bad many vlsi'ors, nnd seemed u ENJOY
Themselves They vert awsy in heavy duck paIta-
Icons and blue overcoals except one company wearing
French Zouayc uniforms. Madame Sunsnd-z bloon'
ilg young hdy-aocompSnies the regiment "s EiVsh-
der, AID an important fact 10 be mcn'ioned Is Inn
Sever Is cook. Whether peaied TO the Crirnean
Soyer does not appear, but certain Il s the individual
is Dot tue same. AZ Stsyleton two hour delay tooA
place in waiting for the steamer. The officers arei
colouel-R Ds TTobrisnd-
Lieu,eusntC lionel euia ThouIst-
Mpof--frsneis JEDI.
ssfutsts-lrgr Gu.lllsr.
sv;tsaon-Y.iI f.ttiL
1 5s"ssts- az, ssp o-Jj W Hess,' j..
AarAnt Qu.rsrrnA. ere hale. %
ssf.rsat N.jor sni Colonies s-ors.sry-J. Isrsela
Qusitef m ss'ef. seIs,s9t-AstOinne OGssner'
p,.si,.i sIeu srd-wn Roo~eh
Con'p1nJ A-CspIAh, Chas fsrisre lat LIsssnsng, Cha
nssry c-c.psn; LouI, G B.e.i.i ia Iiss,.nA-, A
Nsnot; 81 liso,snsot " n H. sohahe~
coapsny E-tsPs,a john II Lisss. lot Lieutenant J. Ar.
sp.ry PCspsia j j. FOUR i Lsuton.nt Augustus
P nssi I'd Lisu.sssr, p P; Jsnisgn,
Compsny ii-csplsia; : Kaal; i. Linutsn'Hi PHILIP
Company iCapt,in. Ly,yOr' Is. Li'a!'nsni Geo. H.
Company K-Cspisin, Geo. c. Wi!iaIsi lat LtsVionans
Aihcy Van DuIer "a Lieutenant, Philip C. RoEsFs
col D.. ID. BAKERS BRIGADE.
The Fi,., Regiment of this brigade numbers 500
man, all recruited ia Philadelphia and vicinity, except
one company from this State.
Inc second Regiment, Col. J. +. Owens IL nov re-
e,ri ing live o. Fix companies aro null Five hund-
red mi o1ns Mimic nussets accouie-r.ntB have been
delivered 10 tbs 10 imeni The uniform cOnsittr 81
DARK blue roundabout, trimmed with green. re
Rev Father MoCon0niy, attached 10 tue Cathedral
Las been appointed Cha in Of this regiment with the
consent Of the Right Rev. Bishop Wood. The camp 70
loca'ed ~ Edge.ll Dear tho Chssnrt Hill Station,
Philadelphis -.
the Fire Zoulves numbers some niue hundred aud
CIV Ineu and will 90 into camp heaf The drove YARD,
AZ he termination 81 tbs Wes. Philadelphia tNArfet
streei) Railroad TIE uniform is both neat and ornA-
mental.
Tbe Foutth Regiment, Colonel j. 81. Davies, Of
Cavalry numbers come sixteen hundred men, OF whom
thousand are In the camp III the rear OF The Capitol al
Washington. They are recruiting entirely In New
TIE Filth Regiment is now recruiting. Some four
conf anies Gle already IN camp under Capt. Srcrry
sepior officer Ia command, IN The Iwenty-tourh " Nd
A. 1 rObably will be united with trs Scott Legion.
%rno Sixth Regiment i, composed OF artillery under
the command o experienced oilctr ID the Pennailn
service recruited from those who have service IL
The Eatberland, entirely recruited in New-Yofk
II addition, there viii he corps oil tapl ers and
miners attached aud perhaps one or tno INDEPENDENT
organizations
THE AsToR REGIMENT.
Tie Aston Regiment, under the command oil Col
Charles Rotefeld, in al encouraging staIe OF Tor.
wudross and w ehorly be ready for active service.
This regiment will re,eive few more hrst-cass men
at headqtu Lers, No. 4 New Chambofs street. i1li
band OF twenty-four fTt-clsss mnfcials Ia engagod
On attraction that the vilappreclAie. Coppenles
unattached will please report
THE FIRST PRE- ZoUAvEs.
The notice that this comuland would be mustered
Yesterday the pulpote Of receiving their Ray nom
Tho Government drew all additional nunler u meh 70
the eleamDuent Of the Ioiiyes On Beoloes Leland,
but there were many who failed 10 report themselves,
sioG with these eoIjisrs. All those whose names 90
no, appear upon the mu,ter rollA, which atc row In
course of prepaticn will De considered debetefs Ana
trested accordingly.
HARRIS CAVALRY.
The three remaining companies Of this regiment VIII
leave Gimp Howe &, See Monday ior N6-h-
mgton. The npioity with which this regiment was
organized 10 imp .raeltd in our volunteer organizs-
ti5ns and 1t is expected 20 be Of the best. Col
Davis hss been III dlrng the past week hon over
sxsror in completing bis regiment, tut Ia expected 70
leave with the LIST companies.
THE EEW-JERsEY SIXTH REGIMENT.
This regiment, now forming at Trenton. n. D., VIII
take its Departure for the ssaf q war on THURSDAY
next At the present time nearly $40 neD lave been
enlisted and i Is the intention Of Col Revere 70 rsiss
the regiment 10 1000 msn. Frank Pncs, son OF en-
Gov. Price OF New Jertcy has received The appoint,
nent Of Adut.nt, and the remainder CT the stan VIII
be appointed during the saliy part OF no1' week.
The greater portion OF the regiment Win De ron 4,
Hudfof and Essex Couniier, and froia Ill accounts,
promises 10 be the best organized of any that have e
tina. s,te. They will lie provided with eight bug
gsge.wagons, four sabalspess, TIVE hospital Wagons
and ftv hofsH