New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-13
Park, by c. F. Bartholomew, In few pertinent N.
marks, to which Capt. Henry responded. ~"
DEPARTURE OP TROOPS


DEPARTURE OP TROOPS.
The 57th Regiment New-York State Volunteers,
which has been encsmped at Newborn Staten
Island during the past six weeks, took its departure
Tor the seat of yesterday afternoon via the New.
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Line. Tho
oleers are recruited largely from the ranks Of the
.th Regiment. The roster Of the field, line end STAFF
is as follows:
Col s. K Zocs Lieut., Col j. A. Psgo Msjsr J. P.risn,.
ge0a q H. Leach, ant Surgeon R. v MeKim, ch.pisia
Mc Ri K isp't Chapman ThrOoP Got Britt, Erickson,
The ionowngi Is list of the field line, and staff
onicers Oh tne oist Regiment n. Y. :. Volunteers,
which took its departure for the seat OF war on Sat.
urday last:
Barlow; Msjor VIM c. Maase ASIa,., .t CO.
DRY; Qusr,ermsster Robert H. Ella Surgeon Asa r. ssow.
Assistant Surgeon Andrew Merrill 4 thsp,sh John IL.
Company Acaptaln, Ed. T. Laurence, Is, Lieu,.u.n,!
VIM. =. Bu,terield; I'd Lieutenant, Waiter II. Msze
mis- A. Moore; I'd Lieutenant, Thos. 9. Morrison
wGSTss sSzy. "a !" lsn'
oG%Fnny Dc'ps,"Gi Jos, NJ Ca csye M Leaeran'
Company E-Csptain David Jackson; lst Lieutenant VIM.
Il. ROomei I'd Lieutenant. EdgaI Belcher;
Company FCspain Theo. Russell; lat Lieutenant Geo.
Company GCaptsin Arthur L. Brooks; let Lieuessats
A. L. Kesch; I'd Lieutenant Henry A. Gates.
Company HCaptain Ed. p Mount ls Lieutenant, Mans
ton G. Angel I'd Lieutenant, Dexter c. Leland.
Company I-Cspoin Eagene N; Demingi 1T Leutersnt,
Jerome J. Woodruff; ID Lieutenant, Lucien CsdssD
Company k-Capala, Chss. n Ripley let Lieutenant,
coTaelius P: Bergeni I'd Lieutenant Waller f. Jones
The regiment musters 800 men, and recruiting Of.
ncers have been left here that the vacancies may
be filled. The men are well equipped, and are armed
with Enfield muskets.
/ oBsEQUIEs OF CAPT. ALDEN.
The obsequies Of tie late Capt. Henry II. Alden.
who was killed at Balls Bluff, will be attended to-
day from the National Guard Armory. The I'd Com.
pany 9Th Regiment will form the escort.
I UNITED STATES QUARTERSIAsTER's OFFICE.
The United States Qlartermaster has been noti-
fed that the 18th Regiment Of Maine will arrive
here to-day. The men viii be provided with fifteen
DAYS rations.
The ID Epineuil Zouaves and the 66.h Regiment;
will probably leave on Thursday, and to-day the
/ Ira Harris Cavalry will take their departure.
/ u. =. MASTERING OFFICE-C0L. SACKETT.
! number of official orders have been received at
this office, among which are the following:
No gl-The state Of New.York Is created military
department. under commend Of MsjorGen Morgan, vhoIe
| headquarters dxed at Albany.
officers soldiers who may be taken prisoners. TIE pay
may be drawn by person having the written authority Of
the prisoner by his wife, guardian Of his minor children
n widowed mother The cation cI pay must be made
the senior psymatsr Of the district where the regiment
serving and must be accompanied by certificate approved
by United States Judge, District Attorney, OF Judge
Court of Record stating he relationship OF the applicant 70
the prisoner Payment will then be made In the 'ame man
order No. s7in settling the accounts Of deceased volun-
tie ( 100 bounty allowed By the Government.
Capt Alexander w. Reynolds Assistant Cutrtermaster.
and Capt H. D. Dawson. lat Cavalry have been dropped
from he rolls Of the army for Continued seieree without
leave.
NO MORE CAVALRY.
Orders have been received at Headquarters in this
civ. disseminating the enrolment of any cavalry
corps, with the exception Of the Cd Regiment Ira
Harris Cavalry. This order will disband the United
States Lancers and all other mounted troops, unless
they are consolidated into regiments.
BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS.
The Mcclellan Chasseurs, Col. Joseph Morgan,
encamped at East New-York, have received march.
ing orders. They expect to depart some time during
the coming week.
A company raised by Capt. Deyo for the ID Regi-
ment Continental Guard has been transferred to the
Brooklyn Rifles, under command Of Col Stephen A.
Dodge. The regiment is now quartered al Palace
Garden, New-York. The recruiting Office 10 siilL
open at No. 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn.