New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
" the cavalry, and one for the

lent proper, one for the cavalry, and one for the
me cavalry and artillery companies are uniformed
oui liek Lorsss and arms, which viii be provided on
: arriving az Washington. The remsinder ~ ,ba n
iJJps aLs equipped complete. They carry the Eo
ieli me- with sword baypuet, The men ara sII
form cons;g,o 20 and Of good hgdt Their uni
sht.be psnt ,aooa Z, Sars blue caps and jackets, and
CORDS are attached to the Legion '"'' anu u'ui''
The following is the roster Of N. Gala ...s al
line officers: VI 'ne ueid, s.sD, enc
colP1: s.o, c9srs, srts s5;'1 Van wys
master John Gerard; Snrssu solomon W. a. Eysns onate
9q'rtermaser's - MuPhys bmu@, %@ y Phillips.
G1%p'Ry e. ac,p.1' s:d ~ s,S INA. g. Marvel M Leu.a
Company B-Cap,ain F. Thsssr; L.su.en,ns., E. y,.,.,
ComPsny CCapsin, Frederick Dsct.i Li.u..n.n.. nv
Company D-Captsin, John W. Wheeler; Lier.sr,p,, =.
Wheeler, Isssc Beckett.
COMPANY E-Csptain, Williams. Lsu,ers.n,. I'd. q.
Company Fcaptain, Melvin Wells, Leutenn,., -
MCOmpsny G-Csptan. j. W. Fuller LIeu.snsnts, Eli
Company H-C'pt. wm X Joceyni Lisuts - csalf,s
Company I-capt John Enhout; Lisuts - Mof. end
Company K-Csp,. Hodge. Lisu;s Jeliae and snsea
Litst Cavalry-CspL Conklin; Leuts TsIwilliger and
Second cavulry-Capt W. j. Mcconnell, Lieu.s Allen and
Ilr't Artlery-c'ps. C. Regan L.u.s Keller and H. NJ
Delaware Batery-csp John Fitch; Lieut, Rice end
sharP'hOOers-Cspt. Tyler Lieus Horton and K,ll.m
The regiment numbers l ,i7S men. Ats O'Clock.
the Legion marched 10 the New-Jersey Railroad
and set out for the capital.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIFTY-EIGBTH NIw-YORR
STATE VOLUNTEERS.
This fine corps, which since lis ncen,;on has besn
stationed at Turtle Bay Brewery, broke up is en-
campment yesterday and departed for the seat OF
war. This regiment embraces mainly within its
ranks men who have fought, and are The descend.
ants OF those who have taken part in the European
mans, Poles, French, Danes and Russians The
Colonel halls from Washington City, and the Adu-
rent came all the way from IoSa CITY, in the State
OF Iowa. The latter took active part in the Kan.
struggles, and il is said so ably did he discharge
Of 81, 600 for the head OF the gallant soldier and
Senator The men are fine soldiefly-ooking Get Of
fellows. and well disciplined. During their march
down Broadway they were loudly cheered Fol.
lowing is list of the officers:
Colonel, w. Krzvzanowski LisutsnsntCoone Fr. G.lt
mann Msjor, Theodos Lch sni Adjusn Charles w.
LeOnherdi; ossrtermsser A'[shan Nu.sbe9n Sarvsyo,
erik a. Her1Oerser Major Louis piedreA Quar-.
worms Hospital s;. YARD Theodore Lossch.
Company A: Captain William Henkel Frat Lieutenant,
-; second Lieutenant, Christian Miller:
Company B. Captain Peter Kabugeri Leutensnts A. For
conp.nyC Captain Frederick Brenni LieussnAnt', VIM
Company D, Captain Fr.a,,ick Herm.ni Lsutensn,s. ,,
Compsny L, Captain H. Baechs; Lieu.enan,s. BOhrer,
Company F, Captain Ed Stencil Lieutsnan.s Kuribenn,
Company g. CAPTAIN GO,hfrcd Ms"i Lss.eDsnt' Appera.
Corpsn, H. Captain NJ Pabst: Leu.en,nt. Peel Mey.A
Company /, Captain ROmsni Lieuenant', c. WGrsnibens
Company x, Captain NJ E'enbsur Lioutensut', Bah,
FLAG PRESENTATION TO THE 57TH REGIMENT,
N. Y. S. v.
Camp Lafayette, at New-Dorp, Staten Island, wac
YESTERDAY afternoon the scene Of fine military dis.
play the occ Aston being the presentation Of stand
of colors to the j7th Regiment, n. S.V. National
Guard Rifes) by number OF merchants doing bqsis
ness al the 10 Rer end Of Wall street.
At I2I o clock the regimentsl line, Numbering over
900 rank and file, was formed by Adjutant Fish, and
turned over to Col. Zook, who after the Isnal pre-
lsiuaries, formed the regiment into hollow square,
with officers and color guard il the center
The colors, which consisted Of silk regimentsl
standard with the regulation deaigu and two guide
colors, were presented by Prof. {. Il. Badd, With
few appropriate remarks.
Col Zook, in receiving the colors. In neat speech
thanked the donors for the confidence they had
placed in him and his command, and pledged himself
and soldiers that the expectations OF their friepds
would be fully realized.
The colors were then brought back to the ranks.
and the regiment dismissed
The regiment has reached high state OF discipline,
Il is armed with Enfield rifes, and will leave by
Tuesday next for the seat OF war.
DEPARTURE OF MARINE ARTILLERY.
A battalion of Marine Artillery, which baa been
for some time az Fort Richmond, embarked from
their quarters Yesterday Afternoon in steamer for
Amboy. en- route for Washington. Their pieces viii
be provided at the Capital.
TwENTY-THIRD MASSACHUSETTS.
This regiment having been detained by the storm.
will arrive here tomorrow.
PRESENTATION.
A stand of colors was yesterday presented 70 the
n Fnineuil Zouayes at their eneampment, staten
Issnd, on which occasion spproprs'e speeehes were
VIM. T.. Robinson, op behalf OF number OF iade,,
presented stand of colors TO the "a lnsh kegiment
Col Enright, eucamped on Dsvids Island. ihis
rchny nrdaIs Tor me SolLn