New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05

uniform bride" mrst have donble rem, i.o
amount Of proycDGef mentioned In the reguEhion nv
will be made known TO the men when they loin tner
rspcctive companies In buying sieeds Tor seIViee'
stations should get fret preference, geldlngs next
Mares heavy OF lightly in foa should not DC taken 10
the field
A detachment Of United States marines left Wash
ins ton Saturday for Portsmouth, n. H., whereihey
are to constitute guard for the United states ssiilhR
figate Ssutee, which is to go into commission next
week. Tlis vessel was thirty-seyen years III 'he
stocks. being launched in 1865. She ~ about to COM
mence her fret cruise, on which she will carry JOo
Sailors 50 marines, and SO guns I1ke al our igales,
she is 526 tuns burden. The liner Alabama, which
which was put the stocks at the same time, has not
vet been launched The Naval Board recommended
her for convention 20 o steamer The old Dae ana the
Marion, late of the Afri squaJron, are hu1g ott
also. Thete are 100 working IN the YARD Inc OIL
cers in the United States service al Portsmouth, were
I'll sworn in anew last week. Commodore Pearson OF
New Hampshire commands the Yard; iA.nt' aafo
COresstss native of Greece, being executive oheer;
NeW-York, which has turned Ont the most SUCCESSFUL
steamers in the Navy i. 10 construct Only one OF TIE
new yessels while Portsmouth, Boston, and PlaGel-
pbia are to build two each. The Brooklyn and lro-
quois without exception the besI ships OF their re-
spertiye classes IN tho service. They never broke
down. unlike all the other ships lately bnt except the
Mohi,an and Hartford. IL now appears that New
York is to do all the "jobbing and the other cues
the building for the service. The kee OF the Adon-
dscL il now the blocks in the western rhP-honte,
ald Mr. Delano feels confident that she will be sec
oDd iirOquois
The usual r0utne movements only went on yester-
day at Fort Hamilton and Governors and Bedioes
I,lands. The troops from Texas have made their
camp at "the fortified village" as comfortable as poe
tible under the circumstances. Detachment OF re-
crs from various Offices were sent over to Fort Co-
mmbue lat evening.
Tie United States frigste Potomac was taken in
hand at the NayyYard to be hauled along'ide, bnt,
being fact in the mud, she could not be moved Some
"diggng" will be tried st her to-day. This morning
the chartered steamer Daylight will go in commi9,on
The Sayannah's entire armament ie now ON board
The Vandaa IL sil in the stream.
The orders for the Roanoke and Colorado are beng
made out at the Navy Department. IhoSe for The
latter will bs sent TO Bo.ton tomorrow.
Tie r. X. Cuyler had orders 10 sail last evening Tor
the Gulf of MeNi"o. She il 10 ~ endId condition. The
following il correct lit Of her officers Francis B.
Ellison, Commander; J. Van Ness PHILIPPE LIST Lieu
tenant; James Parker, 2nd Lieutenant Paymasier,
Holt; w. Argyle Watson, Acting Surgeon; Frederick
Croker, Sailing Master james y. Adams, w. Ross
BIigemore, Midshpmeni Elisha NJ. Staats, Engineer
q. II. Clark William Campbell, Wm. Morris, Arsis'
taut Engineer; Henry X. Lnphsm, John y. Morse,
Matters Mates.
DIR. Watson who bat volunteered for the war, re-
ceiyed from a citizen Of New.York superb case OF
surgical instruments.