New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14


that your corretI ordetis st-toued here keep your
readers pre'y well roted yet there is much intere +
ing ma which only itemizer of long experience
cot Id dig up. On the night of arrival occurred the
FIRE adj inng Wizards Hotel at which our New
York fremenc nov forming Ellsworths Zouave
Regiment Gi'gl,ysatthsi' ed tist, ~, ,.,,, ,,,~
Al every step meets with solders In the public
buildihls-D lbe pivgtc houses-in the street-n tho
public grounde--bere, there and everywhere. In my
Ierambnliors about town strollsd into the CAPITOL
and iouJd the ground floor converted into hinge s'ore-
house. About ten thousand barrels of flour were
sta ked up slong the hslls snd passage, while bales
asd boxes were stored i'll the large rooms On elmer
side. Ascending the grand stairway my oliaciofies
weie regaled with those odors which usually emaiate
from tenement houses. In the private rosns de-
ed foT committees Of tie House ard Senate, hres
kindled in te CRATES, and the iue brussels
carpets the soldiers cooking and eating tLeir ra-
tions.
IL the Senate Chamber the "Zu.zus (as the Zouaves
cslledl holding bgh court. In the seat OF Inc
Hon. Mr.. Butlingame sat a soldier wiring letter.
Three Zouayes, sinilarly engaged, cccui leu the
Speakers d-sk, willie nearly every seat Oh Tue noor
wss Glled-some wiring. some talking tnd Eiog'
ard 4ome sound asleep. Klea, ktaIsacka, c4oleeil"'
swords, revolver, c., to be seen in profusion
on every eide. Tee Hall OF the House was
filled in like MANNER while the immense Rolunda pre-
sented the appearance Of u receiving depot. Every
part and yOrou Of tLis vast structure Is occupied oy
irools and from the upper windows might be teen
shirt pair Of drawtIs hung Out to dIy. oh Que VI
the streete found church filled tos utmost eapny
with troops, u ews, with ,he cushions therein, pe
ing used for bunks. The organ was IN iul 1is., l"u
gay soloirr WIS Playing, with variations, " DIXIE;
The Patebt-Ofce, Nsvy barracks and o'herPuohc
buildings about the city were filled: ,o,.
Tie list Re i,nent oucnpio the Navy-Yard, the I'm
being quariered in some irane budiggs eieeseu os-
petally for their accommodation Oh the main II ad.
The 7th Regiment, eucumped 1T Camp Cameron, are
getting fagu.d with their diiy routine OF duty-so
inonoto nous has it become paid their cnmPa hur,
a 4 4, in oTt1a ia Orlp SD
death OF Young Keese, which occurred al hour or 30
lefore arrived, had siread gloom over the entire
camp.
Ills afternoon, grand matinee was given at the
Nav, -Yad by Dodw orth's Contert Band attached 10
tie 1lst Regin.eut. Pre.dent Lincoln, Leut.-Gen.
Scott, Mr.. Seward, Mr.. Cameron, Col Nansl.io,
Major Anderson Gov. Sprague and other di'tugushed
persons were present. The programme was as ioi'
lows:
Cu,ck..ep-"Thou art fsrs..y" (Min.Td) Performed b.
Doawoth, IL, Regiment Band - anu, s.
song." Yes let 'e Ike soldier iaiL t"s"'eS' u"s''
oa1ric~. Come where NY love lies dreanirs" fO'er',
Sosns!.ihe aouk, Of old" (GlOver) suns BY Mr Csmp
F.nse Of La Travias" vedLl Performed b3 pod"otA'
New National Ode"Ths Flag Of the Free" iilid) Sung
Tie Love ioars Dream" (MOors) Sung By Misfd,
fsSis.is c III burO in Maches" Verdi Performed by
Wi,reie ffcm al Trays,ero" (veTdi) Sung by Mr. Nil
bsas,o" oaid hs m, love" tends,.ohn reforTsd
P.,.isc sore--"vy. rAmericA" (siisrd) Sung b, Mr..
Mnls,d
TIE following so commended iiseli particularly 70
the troors WHO b,d made tie uarh from Annai oils
to tie Junction, and was loudly eacorei!
''oYLY NINE NILES TO TIE JUNCTION."
.xuIr1rs BIT II. n1JEp. co. 4. 7lsr REGIMENT, s.IAE.
TusE-" Tie other ride Of JOrdsa."
The troopu OF Rhode I,lArd were posted along
,On a.. rosd irom Annapolis station
a. 1.-The Ilf Regiment Vie thou.aLu 'H'hs
w.d Ssa Gesn en- m m. osidSI' ei ii suns .cous y
when we , ..isd GOvi sir,sas to shown. the swsy.
Aud How many mile. To the Junction"
Cho,psknow r.suy nile. how msny miles,
How many mile, 70 the iunceohI
When ", .ted Goyr spr.s.s % show =. the way
And How many u.hes 10 the JunaionF
Tn. ghod- I.snd boy, chosred ne On ost Of siyht
An-r giving b. following iuiunc'ion; 80
For ii. orij zine mi e, to Tie Junction"
They gave .. ho, coffee. pasP Of III. bsne.
We reached In 'iI hour The ionspr9mi.eS lasd.
Chs,si-only nine niles, to
And now q, We NEE, them IN w..hin s,On'. .!fse,'.
They alwEy. do hail us with JUNCTION.
And IN The I'D Or, ;on. q. ;%sly rsFssi'-
Three ehesf. f,r u, warm hrs,isd Rb0ts i.4ndbOys
And Mh,nr'sr We me- lie, u. each o,lsr Esse'
chgu- only nr. miles, &C.
Min. cheer, for the Aes under which we viii fsh..
Htr.i,os should dre 10 ~saii-
When tsss orl Iine miles 20 the Junction"
With hearts thus uuited--our breasts 20 The foe
Once sssin with de.xh, We viii bail Il;
II duty should call n, still ard wei 90,
II even MAE ulles TO the Juuoiinn
CAo,vi-Ouy nits miles. &c.
NV l0.-This morning, the remains Of young Kee,e
were brought down from the camp unter strong body
guard. A. the hearse aud long file Of the company 10
witch the deceased belanged silently down Penn.
sylvania avenue, the soldiers off duty ragged in srder
on e her side Of tie sree and raised their caps the
melancholy cort.ge pss,ed. The body was Hent to
New-York for nt-rnent.
To day department OF the Commssarist under the
control ard detection of CAPT George Gibson, L. A..
was opeued, when reputation after reluisiiiOn for
clothing, camp equipage, &C., WIS handed in. Cap
tans coouels prSaie, oorIonls, generals, and other
officers without regard to riuk, hustled into tie room,
aud each insisted upon his requisiIion being filed frt
ard nj once. Upob the orders Of the Presient, the
Penny lvaHa and Massachusetts, regiments We're 10 DO
frst supplied, and then other refnisions would be
taken np in turn. Nothing Of importance has traas.
tred about the city 10 day, except the departure of the
Louayes Tor their esicampment. TIE d.y bas been
uiserable one-uotirg bat rnn, rsin, raia. Hence
proceed to Annapolis, and shall next write you from
that point.