New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
ARMY AND NAVY.

From the latest news 10 the city, hear Of casual
ties among the following acers Of the regulars: Capt
b. H. Tillinghast Of the famous lst Artillery, Sleni'
rcr's ard Andersons regiment, lie severely woundsi.
The Car.in was one ofthe best comm ndants we had
lie Is New Yorker graduate OF West Point, aud
entered the service o. q second lieutenant, in the Sd
Artillery, in ls5l. Lent Hitchcock, new appoint
ueut in the Marine Corps and Lieut.. Harrington, are
pat down as killed
II is worth re marking that tho excitement has
been TOO mich for The troops at Fort Hamilton they
are going over regmen.s in 0nee aud t"os,
ard it is feired will break ont en masse before long
I1ey we're paid oft several days siucc, and have been
tol.ng tie Stsr-Spnngled Banner until all the money
l. goue ana they want @ more funds, which they
vish 10 DO o. their own bu,iues--hgtung. II theiE
dsehars es were rent 90, they would undoubtedly en-
liz all1gether in Que Of be militia brlgades. -.
Recruiting for the regulars 10 TO he renewed Win
fresh vigor. All ire prsesut Offices viii lie kept oOen
ia New.York PHILADELPHIA, Boston, ard elsewhere.
Oics.s rent on 10 recrni for the 18th new infantry
have 9pened otcts ia Boston, New-liaven, Hartford,
Burlington, w., Troy, sgraeate, hinira, and Lock
We understand rat division dtills by trumpet"
abort TO be or'orrs part Of general exercise,
by the Counsnder.inC hief OF the amy. 10 TO this
The trnuet hu been - h,e nged and divisions have
b. e. o. seldom nd untolthly avee1 toget err
thai the lo know nothing whatever about the lnstrn-
mental eau, for retreat, advance, or even marching
and hhting.
Tie garrison If Governors Isla1d was muiiered
yes crdiy 10 li-ten % the Condemnation OF muineeT
lie il me inter OF The let ULred Sta'es Infantry, nud
@as tried by an Array General Cour'-Msrtidl. His
sentence otdrrs BIS Incarceration ~ the STATE Prison
f0T period OF teas yearS.
detachuaut Of Uued S;atas tailors, recruited for
Ire Navy q, B1H,lo " T., arrived here Yesterday,
aid wae transferred 10 tie receiving snip North Care
Gns.
The new steam sl50ps being constructed at the
BfoQklyn NayY-fsrd Age progressing 'Al iniy' llo
one IN Toe western snirnDuEe l. h. flgte-' ~ vs.ocf,
and will soon look fiip-shGfe. They will BON be
brger than us IrolGOs, aud 10 equally good, 1t IS
Ad,ices from the Brazil sousd7or, 70 Jure 4,
have bee1 recci 3D. TIE United States flag chip Con-
Vrrfs 30 was about 20 sail Tor the Unied States and
will be Que q ore OF onr porte IN ie" days IL likes
heavy sailing gate some IS Day To como from Eo
| Jaueir, 70 New York. Tie Congress is frsi-chss
frgae no tuns burden, and built a. Nittery,
Msins in he year 1871. Ste rtIlsved the 81. Law
los.aa indeed were all the vessels Of the late BraEil
| squadron. Wien tie Congress arrive, here, there
| viii be only one small glnb0ai the Pulaski, which
Was cOny,i Ted from Cromwell old ale seomet, to look
| alter American interests IN the wsiere OF Sputh
Ameri a. Tue Pulhki, temporarily bsaiiDg the nag
| 0. Commodore Goldsblrough, lad returned from "a
voyage to Baenos Ayres and Paraguay.
preliminary report Of the officers ordered TO select
vese ion the bio, kude and the chasDg Of prva;eers
will 10 sent 20 ths Navy Department tbs week. Sew
era merchant ship builders now altering craft To-
the purpose and 1t Is thougot That % may Soon "
ru;dy Tor sca.
| Tie Fannie Alexina, Storm King and Martha Pos
have taken cGrgoes OF slaves board on The coast
| Africa.