New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
DEPARTURE OF TIE rHIRry-FoURTn REg.MEsr,

Is5sNs left Albaoy at D. IN on rue,dsy ard arrived
% The foot OF Ve.ey street at p. m y6 Wednesday
TIN s the last Of the Volunteer Re mept. auteTsd
lie AlbaDy Volunteer Depot, 20 awe forward. The
regInent Dnmbers over 800 fuD ,issd, strong and
esI Ilesic yoang men, who have " en- em loved IriDd
fehy as farmers aid aeclaik =, One half the reeent
s'r Sr LeeLl'so II heIss'1er County, the rem iuing
Bali taying been rsed "a Is suben, Essex aud Cintog
Coaltits and one eV" faby from Troy. TIE regipent
y fiii5 armed and equip ed havins full supply ct
W ssA's e"u amp es'hage rbe Geld cfcers ave moup.-
~ oa very bne Zones. The ldes OF Ii tle Falls pre
semen 'le ''Tieelt with "a besu'i'ul u.ited Stses
aAs 4 NV >. II. Adams OF Little Falls, prese,ud
us resli9eril lgrh hshdame stand OF rrginentai
soloa rs- ifiends Of Coara,,y A, et iSy preseaisd
Ten zen. wa seFf hns Aze,eaD nag beicss their de-
We give list Of the officers below: -.
Ped ssd w% tsssT l n'Ts TsS@psos Quar-
tczInser N Es,eroTOoks; PSyusster, Chales
Van i Ps,;ra 81 Paeiy Of the fseJ
No. % @;& s" s Sg ss'S&si II hesh sMo
Lac Coe.-CoDrsny A, of Troy, Captain Oswald Lieut.
Gr%pany i + Of lite Falls Captain, W. sP0n'Se' Lieut.
CoSpasy z o. fGi"ysvie, Capt, COrcOTAn Lieut. BOq'ri
CoaosnT % b Of cbsmplin village cop Rich Lieut. Scots
CdapaS5 s, OfAddson. Capt, Baldwin Lieut. Cam En-
Company T. Of BsrLimer Capt Rilsyi Lieut. sh0eHSheT'
Company G, Of Mohawk Capt. Brown Lieut. Maehi En-
C1mpsn, H. Of Crown Point Capt, DOOlei Lieut., Buck
Coap.ny HammOnd.pOrt Capt, Kinsi Lieut, Atwood
CoSapsny H. Of BrOcket,s Bridge Capt, Bsverey Lieut.
Chamberlain; Ensign, NorthTop.
The barpes containing tie 34th crossed 10 the jersey
City Railroad Depot at p. m, where the men look
the cars for Washington, via Baltimore
DEPARTURE OF THE TwENTY-FRTH, COL. kEh-
RIGAN.
This regiment yesterday left their quarters on Staten
Isl4ud aud taking the Staten Island Railroad pro-
ceeded 10 Amboy crossing the Ratan IN small ooatsh
and took the Tor Washington direct IL was u.
derstood that the men greatly disappointed AT not
being permitted show their FL lenod mar hing 10
the etsens OF NewYOrk prior to leaving for the seat
of war; The appearance OF the men is very naiierng
90 the officers, and when the BOwery Boys are
heard FROM there VIII be grief among the Seeessonsts
and traitors generally.
THE SECOND REGIMENT FIRE Z0UAVES JOIN THE
SICKLEs BRIGADE.
Mattars In this regiment have for several weeks past
r4ood In allowance. There were unknown diIncultes
in the way Of their acceptance. The regime nj has
now taken an important step. the preliminary
matter Of acceptance has been settled and they have
resolved TO ioin the Sickles Brigade The authorizes
of the regiment CeloDel Fsi man, comnandiDgl have
eauted orders TO be promug gated, and advertisements
20 be- published in the newspapers, to the effect that
the Firenen who have volunteered VIII depart io[
Camp Scott ia day or two. Yesterday number OF
priystee non-cOmnissiuDed officers ana eommlSsoned
scers reported at headquarters at the list Regiment
Arnory Centre Market and ti,is ceremony VIII con-
Time No 20 Saturday when the first nsBllment OF the
regiment will take It's departure for the tented held
rbs action Of tie Fire Zouayes fills up the Siekles
Tigade completely aud il 10 probable that The officers
in command at Camp Scott VIII move as soon a. Prc
ticab. 10 nut themelv the danger Of dssou-
tiop by deserion by specify getuug to Warrington
Nr Sckles 1t is believed by the Firemen, Will waive
his claim 10 Brgadier-Generalshlp and Will set ie
conentedy into the duties Of Colonel OF the Ist he
ment. 80.
PAYBAsTER-GENERAL's oFFICE-CoL. VAN
BURRH.
The following regiments have received the certif-
eates of Psymaster(3enersl Van Buren: I'd Regiment
E.Y.s. NJ, Col. Tompkins, $500; 18th Regiment,
NY Volunteers, Col Jas. Z. Kerngsn, $l5, IOOi and
fhe 2lst Regiment Volunteers, Col. Rogers &C. 400.
THE MOZART REGIMENT.
This Regiment, which has been III quarters at on
hers during the past few weeks, will to-day leave
their quarters and take up the hne Of march for Wash
ington by the New-Jersey Genital Railroad The
regiment win arrive at the Tbirtethstreet DEPOT Hnd
son River Railroad and march down 10 the Clty Hall
where they will be reviewed. After this, they Will
march 10 pier No. l. and embark for Elizabetbport.
THE UNITED STATES vANGUARD-COL. wM
LINN TIDBALL.
This regiment has been accepted by the Government,
and AZ soon as the companies have reached the war
footing they will be qUarered and subssed by The Uui
ted States IL Is the desire of the officers make the
Vanguard in every respect acraek regiment The uni
form viii be that of the United States Army. The
arms will be Enfield or MIME rifles III the use OF
which every man is 10 be thoroughly dIllled. Col.
Jidba has had extensive military experience both In
the State and United States service. he served with
distinction in the Mexican war, and was frequeotly
detailed for special and hazardous duty The oheers
are selected with regard soley 10 fitness for the POSI-
tons assigned them. The headquarters OF the regi-
uent are ct No. Al Walker street.
AMBULANCE CORPS FOR THE ARMY
There is no subject Of vital importance for con-
sideraon, than the organization OF an efficient ambu-
lance corps for each regiment nowi the field.
These should be composed of men ofphysca strength
ma well AS intelligence and presence mind and able
after instruction from the surgeon 10 arrest the flow Of
blood from any wound, administer 10 the immediate
ecessities Of the wounded upon the field before the
surgeon could possibly see them.
as to render it impossible every ss
wounded, and frequntly little immediate tention
and prompt action would the lives Of brave and
noble men.
The want Of such corps with proper ambulsnees
was very greatly felt a. the battle OF Bethel
Surgeon Rufus II. Gilbert of Duryee's Zousves, who
was ordered here TO inspect recruits for the regiment
IL now organizing ambulance corps, which we have
no doubt win prove Of the greatest service in case Of
an engagement.
We Yesterday saw United States ambulances from
New-Haven, drawn by one horse and fitted up for
two men, which we think is superior 10 ANYTHING Of
the kind we have ever seen before. The wagons are
mounted on light spriDgs, and the tters which slide
IN and out as required, s1so hung springs the
sttrasses folding 10 any FORM the head and feet being
furnished with Unstable ress while each couch is
arranged that the patient is able attend 10 the calls
of nature without the slightest effort.
SICK MEN JOINING THEIR REGIMENTS.
Lieut.. Nixon of the 2sth with twelve of the 18th,
seyen Of the l4th, and one Of the 18th Regiment;
Lieut. Donagan Of the 30tb, with twelve of lis reg-
ent; Lieut. Beaumont Of the 22d, with four Of the
22d and Lieut.. Norton of the 18th, with twelve mem
bers of his regiment parsed through the city yeser
day en- route for Washington, where they are to join
their regiments. These had been left In hospital
on the departure of their regiments, and being dis
charged cured they anxious 70 join their comrades
IN arms.