New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
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Un SivgaS DIAPER Chairman Tnoa D)ense Copr1ifiee
DK.R sIw We been Instructed by the ) it Comm,s 81
Sa%s U co"aou %Sh ind
that have ~en accepted by the State ssp.ciy the IN
s7,h AZ she B.'',ry Col Ksssn Repiu see.ped BY
Sta ib. h Of May and large number Of the are .s
hmdl, .nourh clothing to cover ,r ri-dn.,. sud (, .dd
lion am cdly inna'd that disess h.. broken ou among
While the Committee Ei"l he st.- auh rite. III.
tOI hi. ;s' ,e'mrnt Of n,n who ssv' '.I'...a to
they should cal to the s'eLii Of Committee. and
relic. I s'ss eli s s y s1s
III. 'uhret be Common Council 're iha 81 ei hay,ns sp
he in,,d r.-ry additional nicp p, the
Stat. be s ID. s,.s s1O.n T..d by s0s ,.d ~.
city snd accepted by the State suihos should be len ~ the
a.t ,Isms they hsvr pop ", eli humanity demands that sy
'houd rsvs in,nsdis's attention Hoping ,suwi give tho
''''' '''' sm, very T:.pec.fuIly your obeiieut
ANbRE FROMENT.
Chairman OF Com on National AaaTs Com Conreh
The Committee have received conn uriraions rom
variou, Gererals in command # different divisions OF
| the army, begging them 10 forward number OF
mounted men 10 couneract the depredalions cou.mit
ted by mounted rebel scouting parties IN Vireiuia
These scons represented "a dong an immense cea
of mischief and generals beg to he supplied " not
with mourt,d men, at least with borses aud equip
D.eDis. The Committee VIII meet AGAIN Oh " s"heS
day next at ~ o clock.
SECOND REGIMENT n. Y. s. NJ.
The second squ.d If recruits leave this afternoon
for Washington Those that wish ~ Join and be cent
Immediately active service, can do % by applying
at the Armory in Seventh street, near lrdayente,
or ut No. I6S Fulton STREET.
SECOND REGIMENT OF VERMONT.
This regiment Of volunteers s not expected IN New
York before next week. On starting from burlington
ieleZraphic communication viii be o. coed W,'n ,he
Committee Of Vermont in New-YOrk, Of which Mr..
John A. PueD il Chairman, and mn appropriate fecrp-
ton will be given ihem. metiing OF the COMMITTEE
Of Reception held l4s,evenng at the Metropoli'an
Hotel but nothing Was decided upon further iran
what has already been made public In The TRIBUNE.
ALDERMAN BARRY's COMPANY.
This evening Company q, I'd Re. intnt, n. Y. D. NJ,
viii take tire o'clock train for Washington, to loin
their tpment at the seat Of war; III was Their inte-
ton 70 de,art Lat ev1ning bnt many Of the recruits
were not Iesdy, and the matter was postponed. An
INSPECTION put down for O'clock ye-ferday al the
Annory Of Seventh street and Tony Sins Mar
ket has lkewiee been deferred until today at the same
hour and place. About l2j men Will 60 IN the com
many. Afew more good recruits will stand chance
Of goin; to Washington directly, II they apply al 'he
place mentioned.
ARRIVAL OF MASSACHUSETTS, VoLuNTEERs.
Three companies of volunteers from Massachusetts
arrived in the sy yesterday y the .ae,. of cog
pany A, from Milford Capt. p. A. Lindsey the mes'
Cambridge Union Guard. Capt A. :. ingalls, and the
Newbaryport National Guard Capt. j. Is: l.; Yves
colt They were received by Mr.. Frank T. Howe,
who was authorized by the officers Of the Mozart Reg
ment which the Massachusetts boys are gong 70 "n
10 provide breakfast for them AT The As,or House Al
"a o'clock a. m they left for ionkers much graIihed
with heir reception. They will be mnitered into the
United States service to-day with tho Mozart Regi-
mont, Col Cocks. The Massachusetts men are fine
lo, Of feows and are fully armed and equipped The
New burypcrt Company armed with Colts i've
barrolod revolving ntes.
NAssACBU SETS HEADQUARTERS, 40. POI BROAD
wAY-FRANK d. HOWE, AGENT.
Two members Of the Msssachusett. Fifth Regiment
arrived Ia thr city on "Wednesday Dght. They have
been hononbly oischaigrd on account OF sin s1toke
and affection OF the head, rendering them Incapable OF
] enduring The fatigue Of q campaign, lhey pronIht
| lively. Seee.,i5n musk.e captured by the picket
guard 20 which thew attached The m1.kets are
more dangerous than to their enelni's SIX
| men uncer Msjor Heath reported ut No Slj Brnsd-
way, sick. They belong 70 Cocks boston flyiHs
| Arillrrv
| fINER,L OF 4 MEMBER or rHE THIRTEENTH
REGIMENT.
The remains Of CsraI Aeisel, private attached 10
Company ID, 18th Regiment, were conveyed to their
lat ace in Greenwood Cemetery, vefiertay.
On sunday LIST A detachment Of the lhh ieft Annapo-
Ii, Oh an oxirdi on to Easion, Maryland, where the.
captured cannon mnsks;s, and powder. On ihtlr re-
ttm they .top,cd at place c.llcd 81. Michael. The
| dcccsged Meiscl was standing on the upper deck 81
the boat eauug with HE chin over the m'ny'o II hi7
muske,. ia rnisug his l,ot be struck tie hammer y!
Lis ules iTnus di.y Exchanging IT, the contents en-
teri the left side Of bis chin and passing through his
| head directly on line with his night eye. lie died
| instantly. The boGy VIVA taken back to Nnapoh',
and brought TO AewYork in charge OF pfiyatcs FoA,
| Philiip. Dee. and Toombs Of Company ID. he men,
! h.r- OF the regiment now hero on fuTOUgh, aud the
Re~rys Guard formed the fms era escort AND marched
10 tie mu,ic q muled dras beating the dead march.
The deceased WIS nj cut ~ years al hs parents
! resiie in Thirteenth street. Now-Nork.
EI,sCHoiy DEATH or 4 DRUMMER BOY At AN
| NArOLIS.
| drummer boy named Clarence Mckenzie, attacked
to Company ID, 18Th Regiment, was accidently SHOT On
Monday and instantly killed 1t sppears iia the .oi-
diors aie required TO discharge their muskets when
coming Of lcty The company had Just returned from
the expedlion EsstDn ana ordered 10 discharge
their piece. The boy being within range bu, upper
coiSsd, s;ruck By bullet and expied almost in
staniy Tie dccepsei IL years of age. brother,
some years older ia drummer in the 'ane regiment.
The parents Te-de IN Liberty street, near Concord,
Brooklyn. The remains were 20 have been brought on
| Last al. ut.
! CoA;uISsiRY-CESIRiL'S DTPhgTlTSr-G NJ.
| WEIGH
The business a. this office still continues active the
eguipsut oil regiments being effected as rapidly "a
material be obtained from The aIlln hctuieTs.
| Requtions for the equipment OF ire Nth pCgimcnt,
| Col Won Sts'nwohr, AID The 18th Regiment, j. h.
HOBART Waid, were presenied within the =. two
| days.
| QUAKTERsiAsTrK.GESERA : DETERMINATIONS.
| Mri'UR.
Great activity preyails iu this department. For the
pas three fO'r days the uniforms completed by rhe
contractors being inspected aud are delivered to
regiments making requisite rs a. IA Inspected The
Ssh Re- nleDt, Col. j. H. IA NAd rccol'e 10 JaeA
| cts, eud 40 pains pantalOODs Tie Glth, Col. Won
Seinwehr received 10 overcoats 740 jackets, and 40
pairc pa1,iaoonr The 18th, Col j. Mcleod Murphy,
received 0t jackets, 800 pairs pan.Ioons, and 400
| overcoas. The l5th Regimen, Col. Lansing, will
receive their uniforms tcinoiruw.
DEPOT OF yOruNIEERS--GES. YATES.
The Fifteenth RESENTMENT, Col. kcrryan and the
Mozart Regiment. Col. Cocks will be mustered into
the service Of the United States day.
DE- PRANEs REVOLVING CANNON.
At recent meeting Of the Polytechnic Club Of the
American Institute the subject OF ordnance being