New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
NEW-YORK TROOPS IN THE FIELD-LAB0RS or
TIE GOVERNORS STAFF.


The following list shows tie regiments now in the
field from the State OF New-York, under the last call
OF the President for troops:
so Eesiment col tin'on Albany; 4ith Resmeni Coz.
Iosk 46ih Regiment Col. kos. NewNork i1th REGIMENT,
Col Moore, Brookyn i9'h IL simeIi, Col Perry brooAiyn'
9Th ginPnt, Col Bi3He. Buffalo; 50;h Regiment Col
Sewar, EniEs 5lst kesmsnt, Col Fereuo, New-l OH;
ga Resaeat Col Frank Seal Ola; 5id Regiment Col.
hoES a,'h ke;.r1 Cpl DE LOB land On ,
Look Nev.Yofk. 5StG Negraent Col. HrysaBswsi. New
uIk t Regiment. ao yesrd Cgdensoush 6ist Rrgi-
EewYok Regiment, Col. Nnsent New.rorkF ls Ar
t.ier, Msje brckt Aew-iois Engineers BeslAlent I'll
Se,ve; lung Island Volunteers Col Adams; - Voa' tecr
Ca,GYy Ct ne I0nes % Eo'ulteer Cavalry Col Palmer;
Ca1cr5a Rifes, Cc Eotc; sck Brigade. ave reeimehisi
Anderson zouave, Col Riker Uriad stst,s Cbsssear Cot
CoeL.alr; a. Csviir Col Ds,ieF Lincoln Cavalry, Col.
McRsyaoids Noun. e. Rites co DieseL 81 ,
! The ssh Regiment, Col 1id5ali; Ssh, Col.
Dodge, SSH, Col. Baker, and three regiments OF
1 the lash Brigade, are under marching or0ors The
Beua'r Hi2hto Rcgiuent, at SAmoga, Col. Mexican,
j. also under marching orders but cannot proceed IN
consequence of the majority Of the men being sick
with the measlcs. In addition TO tie above, there
are six or seven IT gimehIs N the Interior Of the
State already mustered into the service, and nearly
ready 10 take the field. II is understood that call
10 about being mace Tor % 900 more men. about
half of " hou ore now ready. Maior-Gen. Morgan
next week will assume military command OF tho
district Of the State Of NcwN0Tk, and further ell
iistment will be on a new plan.
No one ean form any idea Of the labor that attends
the preparation OF regiments and Transporting them
10 tie seat OF war, except by constant attendance
in the Offices Of the Adjwan,, Quariermas'er, and
IuspectOr( icueIals. Nhe The war first broke ont,
The peace establishment OF this State entirely
inadequate to meet the exIgenCies which arose, and
the moving u "a single regiment was attended with
a. much delay and general Inconvenience 40 he ex-
mort alton Of ten regiments is under the present i'm
proved system. There were no supplies 0. uniforms,
blankets. arms, OF sccoutenents On hand, no ar
ranceueuts for transportation, sysen atLcd rod
\ tine in the military Offices.
The personal attendance OF the Governor aud the
Adjutant-tieneral was 0ften required IN AeW-iork,
Albany and Buffalo simultaneously, aud, with every
disposition TO do well, these officials often made
very unsatisfactory show Of business. L. is IN the
recollection of every one how loud were the
plants of the delay aud inebciency Of the Military
Board al Albany and how ii seemed a. ii the whole
family Of the Barnaces had introduced their elabo-
rate system Of d0-nothIug az Militia headquarters.
And Tet the Board the Governor, and the Adil'ani-
General got much more blame tnan they deserved,
for ne tnina- then were, II WAS Absolutely lnpo-sDie
for Oh I'M 10 dispose Of the business tlat poured in
upon them.
/ Iatterly we have seen mole than % dozen Fesi-
peuts Forwarded to the seat Of war from this city
talJne, ard yet so quietly and 60 wei have
the preparations been made that there has been
no COMPLAINT of delay or ineticleucy. Since
! the order for the consolidation OF incomplete
cgiments was issued, tie duties Of the Acting rs
sistalt Adluiant-Gege have been Uner00s and
delicate in the extreme. Officers who have spent
much time and money in Organizing companies and
regiments, who, perhaps, nave uiyoi'ea themselves
seriously in debt, mast naturally feel indignant and
wrynged when tleir men are taken from them TO
IN up other commando, and they themselves are
thrown out az suDefnuneraries.
But this persona. injustice ls 3iter an necessary
for the Ut bic go0i aud while the dUtie, 81 the Act
inc Adult an, eners ere o. Jle most responsible and
uuyel ome nature there j. Ogly tre more reason
why these duties should &c conscieniiously fulfilled
| Gov Moran has now on bis stall several Gentlemen
Of thogoL sh business talent ana capacity Tor their
respective Offices. Col. Geo. Bliss H., now aeiiG9
a. Assifiaut Adutant-Goneral, Is usually at the
Headquarters in Walker street 10 h0ars day, dur
ing he whole OF which time ne Is occupied IN he'sr-
ing aud adjusting the Gases u oncere, Issuing 0FOers
of consolidation completing mIster-roils giving
marching orders, and attending to tie ianumeraole
details of reginental construction ANA cqulpnent
la most cases the whole business al the re- lmeDtal
officers Is in confused and incomplete state, and
Col Bliss has TO begia dc or1 10 sci iilr 20 CUTS
Since October /, Col. Bliss has given BIZ Whole
time Ia the business OF this oiice, sud IN doing
! has relieved the Governor and AdJGiart-G one'I
UilIhouse OF 80 great u load 81 resro nslbhy that
they have hardly been az the city headquarters Tor %
month whereas, under tue Old regulations, their
pressnce was required A. least twice "a week.
i What has been said in praise of the industry and
efficiency o. Col. Bliss may with equal business bee
applied TO the QusrterInasler-Genert Department,
in which things are regulated tina; the coz
/ slant large ufstltt VIM lioiP"-
ness. Gen. Arthur seems peculiarly suited To the
paticular position he occupies for, TO theoretical
knowl edge OF military affairs he adds sterling ines-
rity. industrious habits, shrewd Judgment, aud ex-
ecntiys talent sufficient commentary upon the
dntes of his office il the fact, that since the
hogan he bar issued ut least leo GOA suits ofGnifor1,
received 1900 stands OF s,rrIs rom abroad, and
ISSUED 1000 sets of blankets caps, shoes, and sol-
diers equipments, complete.
Adiatani.Gen. Hilhouse, Dodge Advocate Gen.
Anthem and other principal officers of the sovernors
RAJ, have had their toll share ct labor ard resIous-
btiv bu. OF their operations cannot speak from
personai observation, 10 .ne ease d tho two
officers above alluded 10.
The Mcclellan Chasseurs, eaeamped as East New
York and the Mcclellan Rifles OF New-Yoil, have
beep consolidated into one Regiment 10 10 under
command of Col. Joseph Morgan. Thsy now num-
Der ;,bout 1e1 men.
The Rev. j. :. lnssip, Chaplain Of the Sooklyn
18th Regiment. delivered a lecture ut tiynonth
Church on Tuesday evening, IN whieh he detailed
the experiences al the soldiers and their mode OF
lite ending with an appeal in their behalf for nit
tens under clothiEx sOoks, NC. y coilectloa Of
x2iU "a WAS taken up. snd number OF blankets and
ether useful articles were contributed.
The name of the Lieut.COi. A. 4. Nigaia de Mon
, h. been nsy oaed in tie list o2tAe oSces OF
IA. sd Regiment tEpne nil Zouaves lie lea FOR annapolis
On Friday a by order o: Cen. BuEaije TO exeoine and
marx the int o fc camp, and his al Iom tho
psrsIs may nave been tie cause Of thAor hsson