New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Before The cents of the several Captains tho sollers
have laid out le parterres, With Wake De1., fhase
and mounds. Much taste has been dl.pisygIun from
gardening experiments, the men gstlng sneno ron1s
the beach 10 border the walks and adofn tpe .ry
who in the center Of each parterre is tne btsld
leier and sometimes the Captain . name, VI - al
;scsn, ,,astnre I'be reoiment wonld not be FRENCH
without It's vivaDdiere, 90 taxes WIZ s byo,bep
whoi is as good she II brave .lllo w,'' ,f,er MI
shoulders his rifle in the ZouaYe Cohp"ip!. !an;zo,ion
its changes aud troubles Tue rehAi'A' -
u F ~ de oand Colonel CoaDandins Louis
Tanrrot IieYanon, Colonel traDcis Jeh Mp H.; p.,srl
ToasTis,ioqsG Sqg-LeOn Cuviiier, Adlueh tef I.'sa
Surgeon; Thco. AIthsnd Assisims s.5 30 Ss.s
d. Va day 9 y' Isrsss sersoanIaor and Coiouofs
~ 05dsgce Sergeant, Justin boadounay, Drum MAJOR
wn- Roa''e1, ho'ii''l s'gwaFdi j;,, a,,,,
Company AcOpt chas NaTisrre ls Lieut. Charles SOor-
sV5oa co1Psny c6ap Louis Bs Is, Lieut. A vnot "a
CON Company D-Csg:, T. de Mrsagei ls; Lieut. - %
coGp,ny Ecspt, John j. ris,os; is Lieut., j. ArnoOdi
ooinPsng Fspt J. J. FOas' is Lieut. Aug. Ruingsr I'd
company G~cse;, C. rfanmulleri ls Lient John shnr-
Company H--cspi, Kan.a Is. Lieut., Philip Mryeri 2d
Compan! -Csp. A. f. yeyer lst Lieut. George H. Feit'
conp.sy K-tsp Geo o winsDp, .t Liou Ashley Van
Duzori % Lieut., Ph. c. ROgss.
THE MORGAN RIFLES,
This regiment composed entirely OF German citi-
Lens, is making fair progress. Il IS conrnand5d by
Col Andrew lutZ, weknOwn officer ~ th6 hirh5
Division Naw-YOfk State Militia, and late MAJOR IN
the Sth Regiment Of New-YOrk Volunteers. Tue held
and line Ulcers have acusl service and d IL be-
Geved that the regiment will be Oftcered well as any
10 the field. The greatest Obstacle IN the way OF
speedy organization is the want ot innds, and the
officers have resolved 10 seek The help Of our patnolc
ct tzens. Committee consisting OF Major Rust who
served in tie CIimeln war, leut. kOhlbaln, and
Lent. Hartmann, has been empowered 10 solicit sub
scriplioDs.
FESTIVAL FOR TIRE BENEFIT OF SOLDIERS
FAMILIES.
grand Musical Festival viii take place on Thurs-
dav aJ Joness Wood in ala OF the families ot the oth
Regiment soldiers who fel at The battle al Stone
Bntge.
THE FIRE ZOUAIES STILL AT THE BATTERY.
Yesterday evening about 200 Of he lat Fire Icuayes
in citizens dress reported themselves at the encimP-
! ment on the Battery. Their presence was mainly
owing 10 a report that BedlJw Island had been sp'
progilted TO ther use An application Nes rade lsi
| week TO Msjor-Geperal McClelhO, who recommended
the Secretary Of War 70 temporarily quarter lhe Lon-
aves on that Island pending heir reorganization NO
answer bas yet been received. The nun Der OF men
who report AT the Battery decreases every day ana ln
less the a6thOrt give come httic attention 10 me
matter il is scarcely probable that the regiment VIII
ever be recognized.
TRANSPORTATION OP REGIMENTS
During the present week The transportation OF troops
States will be very heavy. Arrangements have been
perfected for sending forward without detention on
the way, jonr regiments daily.
GERMAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The German Volunteer Committee recommends sll
Germans desirous of eDlsting 70 enter the Fremont
Rangers, this organization beng the nearest ap-
prolched TO completion.
Five companies OF the Black Cbssseurs Col. kolay,
are ready to be sworn in, and several companies from
the :th and 9Th Regiments n Y. ). NJ have sgDited
| their intention to oiG tlis command. Three compa-
MES of German Rangers have been sworn IN, viz:
! Company A, Capt. FSedsnberg; Company b, Capt.
| Klein and Company T., Capt. Schultz. Another cOIn-
| pany is 70 be mustered In to-day.
| SERENADE TO GEN. VIELE.
Egbert l.. Vice, late Capain of the Engineer Corps
OF he Seventh Regiment, hss received ls commission
! as Brigadier-Genersl in the United States Army
He i a graduate of West Point and served through
he Ms6i an war, but IF late years has been engaged
in cyil lie as an engineer.
The Seventh Regimen, Band, under ths direction OF
the Engineer Corps vii. rereDade him this evening
THE SHEPARD RIFLES.
This is a new regiment, 20 be named IN honor Of
Col Shepard of Gov. M0rgans staff IL will be under
the command of Col Ferero, formerly Li-uten ant
Colonel OF the Eleventh New-YoIk Militia. The
quarters Of the regiment ~ Palace Garden, where
one company is already quarteFed. The Colonel eS
pecs the larger part Of BIZ regiment 10 be recruited III
/ tho cOGntFy
TrRNasTER-GrSTItsL's DEPARTMENT.
Quafeimsster General Arthur states that although
no relaxation viii be made IN carrying ou tbe orders
for lie de aTture Of incomplete regiments. extension
of time will be alIorced such give evidence OF q
speedy organization. The impression that the inc0n-
plets regiments viii BE- conOl iated up0n their arrival
ia Washington by the Secretary of War is
TIER dep,Itu.e fUr the capital viii only involve
change 0f quarters, while rec-D stations will still
be maintained and ample time afforded 10 complete the
organization. There d ten Incomplete re ments now
quarsrred on Staten Island namely; The Clinton
GnaId, nc Camp Harris, ncar Fort Iompkina; the liza
Harris Mounted Gusr, AZ lower landing; and eight
regiments and near the Y Qareniine, .mely: The
Eniueer and Artisan Corps, Col Serial; Yates Rites
Col. Aver; Empire ZCuaves, Col. Egani British Nol-
urtesrs; Third Irish Regiment; Mcclellan Rides, Col
lie Gall and Cameron Light Infantry.
NEW -YORK's OWN" kEGiTENr.
Col Ming of " "Negy-Yorks Own Regiment thinks
thai the publication made some days ago, that the
names Of ouly eight persons ,iucudlng officers and
nep auDeared al the mnstir-rOs of the regiment
headquarters AZ having passod the inspection, and
$500 having been apprOpru ued by The Union Defense
Committee for this corps Is caC1lted 10 injule the
pIospects Of his regiment which 10 expects VIII be
one Of the most efficient recruited IL tie city. Col.
Ming states that under the first gusiOn for troops
he was among the earliest in tue eld, and by the 18Th
of MAY last hsd enlisted fui regiment Of eleven COM
psnie5, each nua,beling 81 men, me rolls Of when
were sent 10 Albany beeidee tns 'JJy received rom
the Union Defense COMMITTEE, Col. Wing .sys that
The only money be Lad from amy private source 10
assist N eQuipping hs corps, ono - bili q
him bY captain, but mis- officers expended over 800
Of their own money. Since the rolls were opened
100 men have sgued them, aud thus each man cost
the oficers about - 80. Col. Ming says that he
unfortunately TOO late with his rolls under tne ir,t
requisiiOn, but that the Governor promised to call
upon him IN case Of a second demand for troops. He
does rot pretend that he has anything Ike half Of
1850 soldiers available for present service, bur ~
many Of his men were Obliged TO 60 into other regi
menis more fort 1ne than hs, he has 10 doubt that
400 troops enlisted nn1cr bis auspices, serv
ing their country at the seat Of war. His regiment,
a. q regiment he siys, has not been Wainet t. te
inspected by Medic Inspector, and that the eight