New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
rao;mepts have inst been mustered In

Five regiments have Just been mustered into Inc
United States Service aud ths following are, we un-
derstano under orders for lmmedlsIe oepsi.%H'o %
South: Goth Regiment Col. Wm. b. Hayward, Og-
dep,hu, hey will stop in Albany TO receive th.ir
e.r,iidse oxes); SD, Col. PaGl Frank; ODD, Col.
D'E,ineuil. The regiment which has for some time
part been quattered at Elmira, under Col u. -.
J, iiey, left for Washington on Wednesday. Ihe
five regiments u, mustered 10 are nnaer SSI"a con Wan
of Col. Cone, Col Tidball Col. Palmer, Coi. van
Wyck, and Col. K'zlay; and 10 addl'lon tg tncte,
there are in tie city at least 5000 men enrolled ana
sworn ill., bot not yet attached to any regular organ
izaioD. III,
mo regiments durng the coming week: lst kegl-
ment New-York Volunteer Cavalry, Col DO FOREST
ID Regiment New, York Volunteer Aitihery, Noi'
Palmer; j6th Regiment Tenth Legionl, COi Nau
Wyck; 6lst Regiment Col Gomez o9In heTnWepm, T;Iham,
57th Regiment, Col. Zook; Goth Regiment, Col
Pinckney; 63d Regiment, Col. Enright. From ca g
full figuring of the records in the AdJutant-Gehers
Office, we learn that New.iork mas oo,oVo men ~
now iuder orders, will make grand total oil 9oooV
men in the seryiye of the United States Government
from the Empire State by the isI OF January.
Three Mas acbusetts regiments, which have been
awa ing orders TO march, are 10 he sent INTO atNe
service Immediately. These are the 10Th, which eit
Worcester Yesterday aud may be expected here TO-
day; Col Lees 9th Regiment will leave Springfield
tomorrow, and the 23d Regiment, Col kurtz, VIII
leave Springfield next Tuesday. These comn'snos
have been ordered 70 report TO Gen. burnside nj
Annapolis and w II Constitute portion OF the re-
serve I'M ended to Ie-enforee the Naval expedlticn:
OF the four New-York regiments ORIGINALLY ORDERED
TO report 10 Gen. Burnside the Sd, Col Frank ana
the 54th Col Kozay (now at the seat OF war;, have
hcep assigned by Secretary Cameron to Gen. BleDk-
er's Brigade. The lUth Connecticut Regiment, Col.
Rus ell, will arrive by boats from Hartford thi,
morning, leuding at Pier NJ. 1, North River. AZ 9
o clock the regiiDelt will b. eecorted by Dodworth
N Il. - n .eL Nch
vided under tie fuperi iteIdelCe OF Mr. Amy, tne
State agent Of Connecticut. viii be terved 10 both
officers and men. Az y oolock, n banner VIII De
presented to the regiment 6y ihe Sous OF Conheecul
address TIE regiment will then he escorted to Pier
No. ], N r., where they will embark for Annapoh;
via tue Camden and AInboy route.
The Eighth Connecticut Regiment, now encamped
near Jamaica are expecting 10 depart on Saturday
morning for the same point.
From a statement made by Adutant-General
Williams, OF Connecticut, it appears that thst State
6ss ss%dy cent e ga infantry smen
enI.ted for the war, 5 $50 men, and one squad Of
cavalry, l62 There are in camp one battery OF
artillery one battalion OF cayniry, AID seven reg
nents of Infantry, in all ,S3 men. Two other reg
nents have commenced recruiting. The State has
sent to Washington 30 horses, A wagons, lo smbu-
lauces 81 sets Of harness, S39 common tents 2l5
wall tents, hospital tents, l3 marquee tents, 327
\ ,iled muskets ,s13 SbarP's rifles, 56S Mugrlnth
l 81
terry complete, furnished to Rhode Island, one do.
fI0i swords) TO Washington, ali, 900 ammunition
cartridges, 66g,OO0 percussion caps, and Loo Xix
pounder ball cartridges. The sarn Of s5,g32 % bus
been paid for ratons.
The Tgenty fifth Massachusetts, upon their ar
rival here to day, will be entertained by the Sons of
Massachusetts residing in this city. The men will
breakfast ut the Barracks while the officers are
teftained ut the Astor House.
The 5tb New-Hampshire Battery, which was an
nounced 10 arrive yesterday will not reach here be-
fore this morning. The original intention was that
the battery should proceed direct by steamboat to
Jersey City, but that direction has been changed,
and the battery will arrive at Forty-second street,
by way of Nashua Worcester, Hartford and New
Haven The men will march from the New-Ilaven
Railroad depot at Thirty -iouth street, TO Courandt
street. whence they will proceed by the New-Jersey
Railroad and Transportation COmpaDy's line 10
Washington. The battery consists Of elk guns and
caissons, with battery aud forage wagons complete,
I26 horses and I6I men. The battery is well sup
piled with ammunition. The delay in the arrival OF
The battery is occasioned by the weight of the train
evening several bours but ascertaninQ that it would
not reach here until Friday evening, left for Wash
ingtcn.
TWELFTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. NJ.
About 200 recruits Of this regiment, which is re.
organizing for the war, left their camp at Quaran
tine yesterday morning, and marched to Palace
Garden, where they will be qusrtered until the
command is organized.
MUsKETs FOR THE WEST.
Twelve thousand five hundred muskets which
arrived recently from Prussia in a Hamburg
steamer and which were purchased by the Uuted
States Government are now being forwarded By the
Bank OF Commerce, in this city
TO the troops in Ohio, Michigan Indiana and Mnno-
sota.
MAD ANTHONY SCOUTS.
A company OF sharpshooters is forming in Rock
land County under the title Of mad Anthony |
Scouts" The company will be commanded by
Capt. j. G. Wellington, who served during tho /
Mexican war, and who is a real Beraan IN the use |
o. tie nile There are forty-nine sharpshooteB |
already enrolled aud recruits are fast falling IN.
TO A CORRESPONDENT.
In answer to A. A.. A., we would state that there
are no volunteer engineer regiments forming III
this city.
APPEAL FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE.
The Committee Of our Irish citizens engaged In
insisting In the organization of the Irish Brigade
appeal to tho public for aid and state in the
,i their address as follows:
This bounty provided by 10 ls soldier, h DAY
ble only the conclusion Of their term Of service aud their
,sy although counted from the time of enlistment Is no.
uppot Of their fmie. theiI daily lsboi s.putes nssJ
temporary aid 70 enable them 10 bridge oser tie r,t
s.est three months "a tie year 10 aid ip IN, f,yms,,oo
nd .Ipach Of the Irish brigade COMMITTEES Of M ers
ow spt val tho public. and particularly 20 ~ who elI
h siih or oeaGe for assistance In this most impouspt
hWct
The names Of the eubCopnittees will DO found below
The Corm Collections 1. charged with The orrs,,s
Of collect throughout the city vicluy and 4.
rsceeding raid to the formation Of Ward Coectiae Corn
.ltees which " N be announced in few dsys Pey,on,
fsing aid then requested 10 communicate with tbs
ha,Tclan Mr. Jsnes OGrsdy. Stevens Honte Is Broad
sy Pc ding the org Nziion Of the subordinate collection
eli pefsons Uig to ibute ihs na,ion.
ID patrioc pbjee. In, Ned TO hand In heir
hether large small NY nIber of the COMMITTEES on
oiections JLe coulnhtees' are as follow: O
Qs &hss".-Js,vgb Stuart As. 80 Nassau street, Felix