New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
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r,ipmr CITY REGIMENT.

EMPIRE CITY REGIMENT.
Colonel Sheehan's Regiment was accepted by The
Governor Saturday and VIII he inspected 10 d1y ~
3o'clock, D. H. There are 800 names on tie rolls ol
the Resinent and il il confidently expected that ~
picked men, which win constitute foil regmsnt, can
be obi ained out OF the number. This Regiment Wlu
probably be the Last received from the city 10 MI The
number called from tie State by the Presidents Proc
lnation. The officers gentlemen who lave gwen
up lucrative bufi Ices in various cants. Many haVe
seen service in the United States Army IN Mehlco and
in some OF the perilous expedition ~ tie West,
among the Indians In California, ard m Nienrhguh
The following gentlemen cOmpite The kcllmeniai
staff: Colonel Andrew Sheohan, Leu'enalt-ooo,e e.
William Mulligan Major james llurhes, Adjutant H.
| Weldon Ouartermaster George Middleton, and Act
| ing. Paymaster Ellsworth. Tte following gentlemen
have already been elected company oii erS Captain
l.. Biera Captain David Nogg, aud Captain /. Duly.
The remainder of the officers will be elected aier 1ne
inspection by the State officer, Major Iubbel to-day
WASHINGTON yoLr LrNTEEgs.
Tie several COMPANIES Of this fine regiment are
being raridly inspected by Major Taylor. No finer or
more hardy class of men can be collected together
than tho re competing this regiment They have been
rereatedly complimenied by Major Taylor and many
Of our prominent dzens for their orderly conduct and
manly bearing. With such experienced oiheefs to
command as Col. Innts Of Mexican war celebrity,
and others Of European reputation, we expect to hear
of as gallant conduct in tbs the part Of this
IeQiment as was reported Of the Let Regiment Of New
York Volunteers, Of which Co lnnes Ns'S an oheer;
The recruits have been fed aud lodgings furnished
them by Col. lines with but t6ing assistance from
anv onssrter. The regiment will in few days be
mIstsred into active service. HcadqusIlcn Nos. 9J
ana 80 Sixth avenue.
FIRST REGIMENT GERMAN RIFLES.
This regiment received their uniforms yeIterday and
present soldiery appearance. The uniform II gray
sack with s rap and buckle behind, green cord EcIgs
and green -houder-siraps, gray pantaloons WIN
broad green stripe down ine eide, aud gray cap WIN
Green cord. Tie officers uniform is the -ame with
red cap Col Bleucker informs that w ohirds Oi tho
regiment composed oil men who have been III ser-
vice in Europe. The await eir arns and equip
ments with impatience, being extremely anxious to
enter upon active service. Attached 10 the corps 10
regimehta brass band OF l. instrumental and there ARE
beside 10 buglers, to each company. They are
quaItered at Palace Garden, and muster $50 men.
NAVAL BRIGADE.
Divine service, with special reference 10 the deeease
Of Adlutant Mowbray, was held at The depot OF the
brigade, quarantine grounds, yesterday morning.
discourse appropriate to the occasion preached by
the Rev G. w. Denison, Chaplain Of the Brigade.
The attendance was large, including many visitors
from the city. At meeting Of the officers of tho
brigade resolutions adopted rendering condolence
to the family of dece ased authorizing the purchase Of
lot in Greenwood for his burial; returning thanks to
Drs Bcka, Thom, and Others and also TO the officers
of the 18th Regiment n. Y S H. for escort furnished
at the funeral The Naval Brigade hts now enrolled
1900 men, for land or seryce, and is steadily pro-
crossing in numbers and equipments.
REGIMESTAL PARADEs AT STATEN ISLAND.
Some thousands of people visited Staten Island yes
regiments, and the announcement that full dress par
adee, with music were 10 take place. The fcry-boas
were laden deep at every passage.
Col. Wilson's Zouayes have moved ont OF the old
Government houses, and now occupy comnodious.
well-appoined barracks, erected by themselves, on
fine, sopDg, grassy piece vi ground adjoining Quar-
antiue grounds " the norhWard. The men have also
dug well; and were Yesterday at work in erecting
temporary hospital at of their domain. Uni
forms of neat description have been furnished them
but the boxes Wi remain untouched, TO avoid abusing
them, until departure. Arms yet wanting, and no
body knows the exact time v hen they may get them.
From to 5! O'Clock parade was witnessed by about
a thousand people, Capt. 4. L Whiting, formerly Of
FraaE LSiics, being officer of the day. band OF
music timed the movements Of the soldiers who per-
formed " double quick marching 'characerficaily,
and when going up bill, qute cIeditably. Col VIII
sons men drill rix hours day, aud take pleasure IN It,
The let Regiment, New iork Volunteers Col. Allen.
attended religious services held by TIE Chaplain, the
Rev Dir. Jones, Immediately after morning pIrllde,
and at D. went out on dress parade, IN iaiigue
uniforms, which were furnished them Saturday
night, and fitted on yesterday morning amid great
buslle THE uniform consists Of plain ordinary gray
military su, aud cApacious, dusty y-colored sartOut.
Only 900 STAND Of IN the hands Of the regi
uent. The men we'll cared for haye been mnster-
cd into United States service and, having their uni
forms are all anxious TO Writ the city ana are doing
so by turns. Col. Ray Iompkins, and other regnental
officers Of tho city, were present, aud reviewed the
regiment yesterday IN the presence OF several thousand
people.
4 CHANCE ron DISAPPOINTED 0NTS.
A regiment, TO he commanded bya distinguished
officer Of experience IL forming at No 800 Broadway,
TO be composed OF members Of military companies
whose regiments have moi received orders for leaving
The General Government, having already accepted this
new regiment, the pay and rabOns commence from the
siDnnD tie roll Each elects It's