New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

.Sar,,s the meeting. The Naval Brigade numbers
1900 picked men, mostly seamen, and Is accepted ny
abe State of Eew-York. ~,
Col Bartlett has issued an order giving one months
advance nav TO the time of swearing In by 'h's a..
raneemept the email bills of the volunteer are pau
when they do not exceed his amount. ron has sso
been opened for the names of the nemoers oi VIC
families of the volunteers. The wives ana ch1ren OF
ths man who 90 10 serve their country, should tner
their names At once and all in need will be PROVIDED
for.
SCOTT LIFE GUARD.
The LET Regiment Scott Life Guard have their head
oasrters al Central Park The recruiting rendezvous
10 at No. Is Chatham street.
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS.
Col Charles H. Inness Regiment Of Washington
are 10 be inspected on the 9Th inst. The regiment s
nearly full and hope get their equipments and leave
|" for the seat of war this week. Recruits are re-
eeived at Nos. 90 and 95 Sixth avenue.
COL. HAwKINs's ZOUAvES.
The New York Zouaves have recruited their ranks to
the war footing and yesterday mustered tto the
United States service Barracks are about beng con
structed on Rkers Island which, when completed the
Zonaves will occupy They are at present quarereuat
Castle Garden.
WESTMINSTER CHAssEURs.
Capt. Chalmers Of TaTytown reported himself yes
terday at the Quartermaster- Generals department,
with ~ men. They are a part OF Col. l!anslng
Westchester Chasse1rs, and will be quartered at the
Regimental Depot in Duane street.
THE NETHERLANDERS' LEGION.
The roll Of this company Ta alsdx On
Netherlanders have enlisted. Capt De Lara VIII have
command of the HOllanders and they will be embodied
in the Garibaldi Guard, Col. D'Utassy. They are
large men, in the full yigor of youth and health. Some
have grown up N this country, and many OF them
have seen service.
CONSTITUTION GUARD.
The LIST Regiment Constitution Guard now numbers
600 men, under the command of Col. Cocks. Lieut.
Col. Olmsted and Major Wetmore are on bis stall
The headquarters of the Regiment are at NO. o.
Broadway. Three hundred men are quartereG III
Joness Wood and 800 occupy the different recruiting
stations. The Regiment will be full on Saturday, and
IL is at present undergoing Inspection
ITHACA VOLUNTEERS.
The Ithaca Volunteers arrived in this city on sunday
and are quartered at No. ASP Broadway The follow
ing are the 0ce p o. hs SOPy ebepor Ensign
WykofF and four sergeants, Cooley, Iulkerson, AT
water and TarbeI Another company, under the com
maud of CAPTAIN Whock, IT Is beieVed' Ni' A'Daea
hast night for this city.
IUnNER RIFLES.
The United Turner Rifles were yesterday mustered
into the United States service by Capt seymour ~
Fort SUMTER AID Capt. Smith. lhey elec.e'' uaL
Weber Colonel instead of COL Sgl, VINO Is az pis s
"a Command OF the Arsenal at ST. Louis no; rlan
Weiss Lieutenant Colonel; and EDgelberth Schnepi
Major, They have gone into quarters a' iur'i0 D"'
NINTH REGIMENT.
This fine regiment made up of the best material
fully uniformed and in state Of high efficiency, nus
been ready to march at "a hours notice since the ten
der of its services TO the Government Inc reglTehe
numbers between SOU and 9Vo members Inc
Colonel NJ. NJ vsn Beusn; LieutensntCO vacant
MI FS @ n a 5 a. Asst do Mr. SG{s%
Curtis, Pay@s't.r L. l. KING A go Do l. sSaire.
SSapsn PerEin. COMPANY A. Capt Morrison B. SsPE
es so ess A! esR g Capt oi S
Toe regiment parades this afternoon at - O'clock
for inspection, on Washington Parade GROUND. a
Generals Sanford and Hall, Capt Dodge and ON
GERS of the United States army, and members OF the
Union Defense Committee win be on the ground to
make the inspection and witness the maneuyers' :.
1t is to be hoped that the Government Will avail IT,
self Of such an important body Of men as compose the
9Th Regiment as they not only would do credit to their
city and country but "malcontent that their ell
forts and services have not as yet been o
cepted Old account of the recent stringent order from
Washington not TO send any more Oh the uhnorilieu
militia -,
may rest assured that her honor will not be tarnsheu
and her cons will gather fresh glory.
THE ULSTER GUARD.
This regiment, whico, according to an order iron
Headquarters were about TO return 10 Kingston, re
ceyed dispatch from the Adjutant General at Alban.
countermanding the order TO return and ordering then
10 proceed by special train TO Washington at oeoc
last night. The dispatch received at 5:45 p IN.
and at 6: As they were in readiness to march. fo
fifteen minutes after the order was received nothing
could be heard but the cheers OF the men, The dssas
qualification caused by the eOGDermandDg order Only
an hour was consumed by these 500 men IN packing
their knapslcks and dsposng OF their baggage for The
road. When their preparations were made, ana al
stood under arms awaiting the word 10 march, The
scene was decidedly martial. Eight hundred bayonets
rejecting the glare of a hundred gasbghts and the
men singing the Sar-Spangled Banner"
Until $3.50 p M, they stood patiently waiting the
order TO march, when the order given TO pile then
and pre- pare their BEDS no special train eoulC
be dispatched that hight This morning they will leave
BY special train following the O'Clock Philadelphia
train. The men of this regiment are appreciated by
the recruiting Colonies of the city, who locked 10 Col
Prat quarters after the order 10 return was promul
gated for permission TO recruit from his ranks.
The following the officers of the 10th regiment:
Fteld oGesysCoL u w. Pratt, LieutCol IL sehoonmsker
Major L. Is. Gates.
bAughi QuAteTmaer j. s. Griffith Commiss4ry VIM Louns
bury Hospital Surgeon A. Cispe t8h Brigade; heginena
LiaG-Csptaius sharp Webster Lent Deuenbacker Hend
hicks, Tsppen flynn, Stenbsgh, Whine.
sEvENTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
The following company orders, Issued by Capt. Ma
son will carry the flower of this gallant corps 10 the
seat If in spite Of every species OF opposition
RIGHrH COMPANY, sEvENr{,NiNIH REGIMENT NJ T's'h'
applications made for admission 10 this
panyom the Circumstance that the Commandant intends 70
his IN body Volunteer Corps 20 enter nmed
active teryeehas induced him TO enlarge his com
Battalion Of companies to be desisnaed The
Bsnpockbun Battalion Of the 1sh Regiment ghSnd Gusd
NJ Y.S.M. 80
The Battalion will be recruited and organized under the follow
Ing regulations:
The members attached to the regiment VIII be admitted in
preference TO recruits.
They win be required to emsin attached to the 18th High
report themselves TO ,her respective oommandans Their
turn from active service.
8 Commissions ed officers commissioned officers and phi
Yates will into active service fuough thus securing the
immunity time being duly returned In the State