New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

coa -dered one Of the best hoisemen and sworGsmen
in The United States. The line officers are as foi-
lows:
Thomas O'Slsa; % ieutersut, joseph Z Flynn -
Ssoogd Bst.ery-Cur'si Henry j. boMahcn 1T iieuen
ant Andrew r. Mc1shon I'd Lieutenant, Diehaei D. "0
Tlii Battsry-Cspisin Mclsel Micheui ls Lieutenant
Henry Fox ID Lieutsnsrt' Martin Den, -. y. T;.r
Fourth Gsttfry-Captain " ii.n ODonofhne iss ''4eu
erait John Daly; I'd Lier tsnont Jones Mckay hry.
There are f0Qr other batteries in process oil iofma-
ton, OF which the Captains tnd laru'eW15 arc
Donovan, MoNiahon, Butler, Phelan, iaale' Doheny'
Tts entire Sorce win tc under the personal com.
lmsnd Of Col. Thomas Francis MraSher, Acting
Bnasdier-Geneul, until d permanent aTOiltnent
shall be made by the President. Inc Held ana me
officers Of Tie lish Bi-aCe are making s'Iong ei-
forts {, secure the promotion OF Col .agher 10
Brieader-Generslip,a and the matter has been laid
before the Precedent and TIE Secretary OF War
Tie troops will leave Fort Schuyler at o. clock
this morning, and disembarbng at thefoot Of Thirty
r3ur1b freet will march through the Fifth avenue
Fourteenth street, and Broadway, TO yhe loot OF
Coutilnuds street, whence they viii proceed TO
Jersey City aud thence by the care TO Washington
The following appointments aud designations rave
taken PLACE in Tie Sixty-tiird Regiment n. \. v.
Irish Brsade since It's departure for the seat OF
war:
joseph McDonough captain IN place Of Capt Tobin re
signed Michael Sullivan, ostain in place Of Cat AicCai
McDonough promoted s. .. Massy inst lieutenant, in place
# Lieut. CAVITY lesisu,d J. c. Mloy hr.t lieutenant in
place Of Lent Come rescned Cadwsader Sm first
euenaut in place Of Lieut.. Gleason resigned; William T.
Nm T. Herring - McGuiie, si,gpstrick aud Jas H.
DeCue second euteusnts il place OF she abo'emehohea
officers promoted -
DEPARTURE OF THE NINETIETH REGIMENT
The YCth Regiment n. \. >. W. Col. Morgan
which bas for some time been encGmped IN the rar-
racks at East New York, are TO leave for Washing
ION TODAY, Yesterday was a busy day among OIL
GERS aud men, in preparing for an early departure
! this morning. The camp was visited by thousands
of reovle many of whom went TO bid farewell TO
friends aud kindred stand Of cOlors will be pre-
sapted 10 the Regiment in froot OF the City Ha Al
- O'Clock to-day. TIE following is list OF the o.
fcers Of this corps:
Coonel-Joseph'S Morgan Lieut. -Co-Lagis W. Tineh
M6or-Ioscph s c. Ag5eJ.; Surgcoa-EdNud ;. Hofutu
p u v5 Observation-Disclosures b. Locke Chap
lain a. q. Bass band aas.erI Boswel Military Score
o. S-Cartsio J. C. Smart ls Lieutenant, c. Stewart
Co. BNCsp,sin. WIism G. Tsctabery; Ist Lieutenant,
! Phi ip Gus,t. ri Lieuten.nt Henry r. Blackwell.
Conpsny CCaptain, A T. NsugLAn Let Lieutenant, JUS
tin Nils; "a Lieu,es snt EdMsId a. St41tenb9fouga. ~
Company D-CsFtsia w v. Nanhess lst Lieutenant J.
/ n. Johnson "a Lieutenant Dudley Walsh
Company E--Cspsin, II. de la fs'uie; LIST Lieutenant,
John Locke ID Lieutenant v m H. ireland. -,
r Hin; I'd LieDtefsut. g. X Bennett.
Company G-C,p,sin n ShaoTmsa l., Lieu'enent l. D.
Company IL Caps John Sullivan; lst Lieutenant, w
! W Todd; ID Lieutenant w uren "ooiey.
Company JCaptsiu, q W. bssoI; la Lieutenant, Jno
! Irving I'd Lieutsuatt, c. +. Newton -
Company K-Cupsn,J J. SnI son, LEI Lieutenant, VIM
White; "a Lieuteuont, JDo J. sheppard.
TWENTT-NNTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS
VOLUNTEERS.
The Massachusetts volunteer companies 40 Fort
ress Monroe and vicinity heretofore unattached are
20 be organized into regiment, to be known the
18th Massachusetts,. Tie field officers appointed and
commissioned by the Governor are:
Colonel Ebenezer w. Pierce Of Fieetowni Lieutenant
Colonel joseph H. Barnes Of bo'ion Msjor Charles Chip
80, cfS Sandwich
The companies ore commanded by:
CAPTAINS VIM d. Chambeia q Lynn, Thomas w Clarke
Jat B-id sieT Israel ~ Wison Of Blercs Lieutenaus
james H. Osgooc r Of Boston Charles bTedy Of Sandwich
The last two companies we're formerly commanded
bv CARTS. Barnes and Chapman, now promoted TO
tie field. A company recently raised by Col. Pierce
in Fieetown and vicinity, has been attached to the
2gth under Capt. willard ID. Inpp Of Taunton, and
Lieuts. John a. Sayles OF Somerset, aud Thomas H.
Husband Of Taunton. Two other companies will
shortly be organized from already enlisted, 10
complete Tie regiment. Col Pierce has been directed
to report a. headquarters Tor ORDERS.
LES ENFANS PIEDUS.
This regiment the organization Of which was COM
menced q fortnight ago, has already TWO hundred
non recruited under command of Colonel Caufot
The Uniform adopted by the new corTs IS very
yceable and handsome. /, consists OF blue tunic and
pantaloon Of tie ChaSSeHYS-G-P1fa III TIE French
service. W len approaches in style that of the
Zouaves bot is NOT 50 baggy nor 50 likely to impede
the movements Of tie WCarcr. by attaching YET
low Iastr0t 10 the front of the coat, brilliant uni
form is presented for dTess parade. The Sh0to he
blue, with yellow trimming, and light, yet very
strong Col. CaufoTt has made tour throughout
the STATE and has recruiting Offices established al
various points He bus orders 70 leave with 800 men,
and continue recruiting until he obtains the maximum
standard.
MUNITIONS TO OUR SOLDIERS FROM DUTCHESs
COUNTY.
The United States Quarternasier's Department
received Yesterday "a quantity Of blankets and no.
e.ry collected for our gallant SOLDIERS by tie ladies'
oil Pine Plains, Dutche.s County. This is the tLlfd
Lox OF blankets from thai town, and stands forth ne
additional evidence OF the geDeTosiy and patriotism
Of our Northern women.
| THE sIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
At recent meeting of tie 69th the reignations of
Cgptairs james Kelly aud Patrick Kelly who have
been appointed by the President 10 me 18th Regular
lnfntry, were accepted, and rcsOlutio adopted
pre,sive Of tho regret Of the 9Th al parting with
! such brave AMI valuable officers.
MILITARY FUNERAL.
The remains Of Lieutenant Beers I'd Hudson
| Brigade, who died OF consumption at the age o.
ltoiri .dte were conducted yesterday from bis resi-
dence No. 200 William street, to their last resting
place, ii Hudson, with military honors.
/ ARMY AND NAVY.
Recruiting both for general service and for regi-
meats, CONTINUES very i5aciye. Nofcyofabie change