New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

Then, ns consdef able stir at the headq uariers Of
the Brooklyn rhalinA IN he City Armory Yesterday
morning occ.,ioned by the reception OF orders IRON
the New York Defence Commit that the regiment
had been accep ed and would be ordered on under te
re- ent reaui,Iion for fourteen reneuts MANY oi the
companies have been ORGANIZED III 'he 'o"nroi Mug
and On.eus Counties and are composed, mainly, oil
f,,mer, Doe oompahy va. entered NJ oysltf Day
o,e at Astoria ttrce al Flmling aud one IN "ra'es
eud TIE night previous, messengers were sent 10 All
uefe points with the Information thht ihe Ell VIZ
All wanted a, the Arnory the following morning to he
into the -ryice Of the General Government
IL wa, found difficult however, TO collect them at ~
short a notice son.e Of them living miles away from
the company headquarters; and 1t Il not probable
therefore that they be collected together before
Friday 30 as to TO broughl 10 the regimental depot
Capt. \ ilwell company fOm Grayeseud came IN yes
terday morning, aud others Lave siuce arrived. Al
though the men have been enrolled for nearly two
weeks they have continued At their ordigny business
hence the apparent delay IN getting them together.
The regiment TO have been Inspected yesterday.
but il found impossible to muster the full force,
a delay Of day or two wHs allowed by lie Defense
Committee in order to gather the recruits: All who
arrive now provided with rations. Those who
have como in from the country are frttraie looking
men, used 70 hard work aud vel able to stand all ne
lardsips incident 10 military canpalgn' lie ioi-
lowing are the officers thus far selected:
FIxLD AND srAv.-coonr Jalia. " ADAM, Lieutenant
Coli 1ei he.on CIo.. hSGr yse,o pr oast
Hsnis b. B.schsr.
Iiss Company AC pt,in FOSTER Is, Leuten-
Company &c p,.in Robinon lot Lieutenant Romeri ID
Comp.sy c-C.ptain Garfield Lieuiensn'., vacant:
Company DCapsn, Van Ness. lat Le-'ensn John'oni "a
oSpiny E-cspI.in siIwe; la Lieutenant, hcAvOyi I'd
Conp.sy F-C.p,.iu wills: lat Lieutenant slmmer'' I'd
iomp.ay G-Csptsin 9elden i Lieutenant, Dana I'd do,
coml.ny H Captain Sullivan i Lieutenant H.mm.' %
90 bs Merchant l.t Lieutenant Ford I'd DO,
Tsmp.ny K-CsPt.ln Q1arteman IL Lieutenant: Pardioi
% do Miller
The companies which arrived at the Annoy yes,er'
day were thoee commanded by Caps. Foster, Sh'hh,
81 lwe Merchsnt aud Belden. The others will >othe
in to-day The regiment will be mustered into tie
service Tor three year, during the The uri'
form will DO in accordance with the Urited oIAOeS
regulation. :
this regiment OIL nis Sons aud number OF his con-
gregitiOn being connected with IT.
The regiment, which In known rs the Brooklyn
PhalLnx. Is, REGIMENT New-foIk Legion, numbers
about $50 men, -
The ngs throughout the city were displayed at half
mast yeserday in honor of Col Vosburyh, OF the list
NewYork Regiment. From No. AZ Fulton street
three flags suspended, dmPed IN mourning, with
rho insc,iption, In black inns, A" Vosburgh, list
priyates Van Wnan aud Phillips have opened a re-
crniting Office ut the City Armory They are raising
new company Tor the ljth Regiment, 10 he commanded
by Capt. Dodge h
Tue returued members of tie oSth Regiment, who
became tired OF soldering were vi tied by large par
~ Of their German friends on Tuesisy nght, VINO
showed their di,gust at the cosrse they parsned 10y
treating them 10 serenade OF TN pahs th he'tier,
stove PIPES, horns and bells. The eeranaders bore
banner with device IN front representing drummer
at rest over him the inscription in German, Reward
for Bravery" on the reyerse soldiers running away,
leaving their muskets and below the words :" q, 60
home"