New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

of Old IrOnsides have already been printed in these
columns
terday Crews for the cleaners Huntsville and Dawn
were Yesterday told off on board the North Carolina
and viii 90 on board this morning Battery decks are
being put on the Mount Vernon. Tie machinery OF
the Montgomery employs several hands. The II. X.
Cuyler is in the dry dock, repairing rapidly The
wards OF the Savannah have been crossed
Affairs ct Governors Island, Fort Hamilton, and
Bedloes Island were dull Yesterday. MAJOR Hentzel-
man lcft Fort Columbus yesterday.
THE DE KAIB REGIMENT.
The De Kalb Regiment of the German Brigade,
now nearly complete. viii this evening take Mp its
quar;ets in COnrads YoIkve Park. The ID faeger
Regiment, under The command Of M Meilerncl, has
Joined the above which Is now approaching its CON-
rleion under the temporary command Of Mr. H. Won
Gila, gentleman who has served for many years III
the Pssiln aud with great distinction IN the Schie5wly
liokten Army. The Regiment, az soon q, completed
Intends offer lie services to the Government ana "a
many Of our most influential citizens nke deep IN
terest in lis formation il VIII doubtless be one oil the
first that will leave for the seat Of war
SIXTy-NINTH REGIMENT.
Capt. Thomas Frlnci, Meagber sas this afternoon
for Washington with an escort in charge Of an I'M
mense quantity OF stores for this gallant iish regi-
ment lie is tie bearer of letters and dispatches 10
the Colonel and ofcer.. Maj. Bagley will most prob
ably sail Saturday in charge OF Tie remaining por
tion of the camp equipage, ammunition, &C. ol tne
Sixty-nnih. The Major, assisted by James IL.
kirker, Captain Of the Engineers Of the Sixty
ninth has been indefatigA able, ever since the DE,
parture Of the regiment IN rs ehorts 10 Pforle anu
f1rgnrd the stores and we have no doubt the men
of the Sixtyninth will have in few days good reason
TO be grateful to him for his aboous and neeoSah'
services in their behalf. - -,
Cantain Meapbe- remains with the Sixty-ninth until
il shall become necessary 10 bring his conpany-now
known rs the Reserve Corps of the STRENGTHENING
service when lie will return and take his command
In the meantime, Lieutenant Edward IA. Butler twno
served out bis full term OF military duty WIN lle
.. IL ,Io ol1 Naabi
the Reserve Corps Of the Sixy-ninth, and under biS
instruction this brilliant young organization l. rapidly
approaching Il surprising steadlness aud eflciency'
Among the stores for the SXtyninh are several hund
red " Havelocks," the patriotic work and donation OF
Mrs Judge DAILY, who, not satisfied with doing All III
her power TO assist the national movement, mas en-
lifted the kindly and most opportune services OF many
other accomplished aud hghspi1,ed ladies OF our cy'
NEW-YoRK BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
A Telegram received Yesterday morning from Albany
announces that the five companies OF TINS me corS
already organized are TO be inspected by Tue o'iuf
officer. on Thur.day at 10 o'clock H., al their drl
room No. 1913 BOwery. The near prospect oil aciNe
service has much delighted the men, many OF whom
have abandoned their situations to JON the ahNs All
the men who are without homes have hitherto been
temporarily provided with quarters ana ralChs al lhe
driIiToo,os M considerable expense TO :he officers and
the public will doubtless see that tins hne organization
shall moi suffer in any reseci Most OF ihe oh.efs hre
gentlemen who have seen considerable serve, ana
the same NAV be said OF many Of the non-conInssl0ned
suhOin list:
Lieut. Col Tore late Of H. g. NJ i,th Regiment
Major Elliott, late Of L.. b " lsth R,giment
Adit HasIe, lac III. r. N. ID Riae Brigade
Cs1.ains-NcD1nald Lord Dars and Daniels ,
Lieu'cnans-Wash nash CIookc' saunders Cray Blown
Ensi.ns-pigga;t, Hssir, Bfsg' aud BfosmAeAL
Surgeon Phiihps-
The Regiment, under these officers, has become
very favoIte with the citizens and their brothers
in arms and the mel bers express Themselves higny
battered at the attentions they have received. There
are til vacancies for about 200 volunteers 10 complete
the Regiment. Applications from good men are ie,
ceyed M the House OF Lords, corner oil Crosby ana
IIouston streets at tho drill room No. SO BONeryi al
Tbr ByiIfey Office No. ~ Beekman street; a No. lU'
Grand street and al No. 36s3 Fulton sreot, Brooklyn
These will 10 doubt bee Immediately filled, a. the kegi-
ment is 10 be mustered into teryIce without delay
THE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.
The 18th Regiment Col. Lawrence, Queens Conn
~ volunteers, received marching oiders on lhu's"y
Last and started from NewtOwn on fndhy morhins'
proceeding TO Flushug by Iail' enlnars5l lor zen
Dove ON steamer thence TO Locust Valley on LOOT
md ,bon AGAIN marched miles over eAeesdlnBb
,oncb roads 10 Oyster Bay, EyoFv-c rere along
the line they received 9Th the greatest enthu
sasm, all tho-e capable Of bearing arms wanting 10
foil i'm the rank and when refused the officers ere
- =. know how they could obtain the rr'leRe
If So5mipg regiment which they could join. ~
enen, nymker,I 500, but the number could easily DC
sw eled 10 5000.
PRO PATRIi GUARDS.
We are requested TO call the attention Of merchants
and their employees who ARE 10 favor OF sustaining he
Government TO the fact that regiment II forming 10
be COMPOSED Of class Of citizens similar 10 those Of The
'7th Regiment National Guards They are enrolled
a. tic Pro pafra Guards, and az soon aa their ranks
Are filed they intend to apply for position IN the nj
ltia.of the State. Having secured tie services oi
Cant Alexander Il. Kinnan, late Of the list Regiment
they are anxious 20 recruit their complement s speed
ily as possible. The dr evenings are Mondays
Wednesdaya and Fridays, At o'clock, AT Nos !j and
% Sixth avenue third noor
NATIONAL. GUARD VOLUNTEERS.
The numerous friends Of Mr.. Timothy Waters will
lie Glad 10 learn that he expects 20 start for the war IN
a few DAYS, having accepted the Captaincy Of Com
many f. in Aliens Regiment National Guard Nolun-
ieets now at Quarantine, Staten leland.
THE STyENTY-FIFTH RIFLE REGIMENT.
This fine regiment, which il TO be commanded by
Col John G. McCnn, II now fully organized, and has
been accepted by Government. The following regi-
mental order has been issued;
B,oiy,1i This regiment has tend ed its serv
ices 70 the and been accepted AL enlisted mem
ber Of corps entitled 70 and raon from the lsi Of
Isyd, a No ~ Prince street Thursday morning the 9Th
inst by nine o'clock for inspection when they will be
oct their unm. The officer Of each company. his
turn will report special duty morning ~ eight O'Clock
gesl ard the time detail sergeant
and one corporal al the place for orderly duty The
seon and surgeon. win report hesdq,srtrT immedasy
There letter vacsn Ia the regiment None p competent
''n'P'D' joins BURKE, Acting COmmandsut
CORNELIUS MusPHI AdJutsnt
THE SENECA BATTALION.
The Ovid portion Of the Seneca Go. Battalion sailed
on Saturday evening last for the rendezvous at Eia
after having passed final drill and review by Capt.
John C.. MITCHELL of the College. The Ovid Corps
are all good men. Their Captain is I. Bodine.
LOOK OUT FOR TRAITORS.
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