New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
DELIVERY op ARMS AND .ocou7Euwyrrs

has caused all arne and EQUIV enis trnsted 20 their
conn'nd TO be deposited in the Regimental Arnory
for sRch inspection as may be deemed oxpedsnt.
Gen. WEIGH stated fdit IN his order that renreecn-
taiioDs have been made 70 Lin that afuas aud eouip
n,entS belonging 70 Now-Yok have Teen offered 20,
sale ty calling themselves soldiers OF .be S.ae.
AID csltons all perons against pu sing Oasa arms
and eluipmeuts, as they VIII be claimed aud takea
wbene, found by tier departments With bM
few exceI tions all The state arms and accou,er-
ueDs have been returned, and are being pat 10 order
| fr futuro use. A number Of men attae' ed to The
tbree-nonihs regimeurs, csnde timely carried away
| teir a ms and doubtless ondeavered t, dispose Of
them ss they bad been heard TO tLroaen that they
would seize and soil any property OF The State that thef
90 ols their sands in order TO remunerte them.
selves for osses Sustained while in the service. Those
WHO acted in this manner recruitei to Gil up the
St4te re mens the time oftheir departure and con-
sequeny fell no other interest in the oryauzan than
use their siion for acting in nearOus maoner.
Nearly all of the nuskers have been delivered up, and
tho main ioss will be In Union ccouiermerts such ~
caps, pouches, canteens Waterproof tlnkets, go.
Tie total / es will not however be very great.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
| recent sppointee asks What tex. books bavs
been designated by the sstsnt Adjatant.Geneel foe
the several arms Of the service 10 which We answer
nos The military authorities have recently issued
volume called the United States Tactics which en-
bacee portion of Seots and nearly the whole Of Hs>
dee's tactics. Officers should read up thoroughly In
Hardee nearly alI the drilling will DO ia light td4n-
| try on the Hlrdce ba4is.
"Whst pay do we receive who enlist for the war r.
Thirteen dollars per month.
"Whal bonus ia money when dachsrged?" One
hundred dollars.
"How much Of land warrsnt7" This matter hss
not vet boon decided by Congress.
How ia the $50 bonus to be- paid for three. months
men returning. and wben?' No such amount is 70 no
paid. IL wus contemplated TO pay bonus Of $50 70
each who reenlissed, provided he remained al bio
station instead Of returning home but noue Of The
three.mOnt men were inclined TO do, consequently
! the matter was dropped.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPARTMENT..
Ia addition to the provision already nlSde Quarter
master-GenerL Arthur has received ord rs 10 sford
sui sisteroe for q company of AZ men under Capt
| TIepp, Berdaus Sharpshooters; Empire Zouaves al
men, Capt. IlaTing Yates Rifles, 32 men, Capt. Drs-
per; Mechanics Rifles, 81 men. Capt. Brnckerhcof,
| Col. rrelIs Regiment. 80 men. Capt. Rink; Yates
Riaes % men. Capt. f. Turner; New York Riees. 80
| men, Cap,. Siege Yates Rifles 80 men, Capt. Coa-
don; and Empire Zouayes, IS men, Capt. Cumberland
number of teuts wers sent from this Depattment
yesterday afternoon TO New-Dorp, Staten leland, for
the use Of the 5Jth Regiment, Col. Do Trobriand.
This Department is now required to furnish all the
knapBachs, hsverSscks and can,eeDs required BY he
State troops.
DESERTERS.
| All deseters from tue army who may be arrested
hereafter viii be taken Fort Lafayette ana tried by
q Court Martial re ward Of go will 10 paid 20 any
person arresting deserter.
ANDERSON ZoUAyES.
This regiment is expected TO march for the seat Of
wsr tomorrow. 1t numbers about 200 men. stand
Of regimenl colors The gift Of Major General Andsr-
son, will be presented to-day BY Major Crawford. the
Sturgeon Of tue First Artillery at Fort Sumter. Tho
colors were manufactured by Tiffany & Co., and are
elsgtnly finished. TIE camp at Rikers Island Is un-
der strict military discipline. large number of IRE
| men at present absent on fuFlough but viii rep0n
themeyes In time for the departure of the reg Deus.
Some Of them have gone distance into the country 70
visit iiends before their departure This will oby-
ate the ecefsy for dsuissing the resnent tbe day
bsfore their departure 20 bd their euds go9d bye
which has heretofore been the OF much dl.r
| IN the paFcbiug OF regiments
TIE ENCAIPMENIs Al EAST Sl,w.yoRK.
The magnificent field ut East NeW-York, so weH
gn0wn 10 our State militia and on which the I'd ScoN
Life Guard was formerly encamped, is now occupied
BY tbe regiment known a. the Washington Gsya
Recently the regiment has been supplied with camp
equpsge aud large building arranged for messrooms
and Kitchens for the regiment haF been built. The
| Washington GEys nambef At present between touf
and five hundred men. Two companies were mustered
into the Uu ted States service "Wednesday last, aud
two others win b. ready to-day. Beside these, ohef
companies are 10 various stages of progress IL is ssd
,ha, one of the company organizations Of the 18th.
with about fifty men, viii join the Grays. Under fA-
yorabe circumstances the regiment will be ready tor
the field in two weeks. The headquarters in this ciry
! are az No. 53i Broadway.
RECRUITING.
Quite lively business was oOne about the city
yesterday in the way of recruing, and nearly all tbs
Offices bad an nqurng throng about their doors
There was also considerable hustle at tue recruiting
offices in the PAX.
TIE Ist Regiment, Union BrigGde, now numbers
about 200 men, who are qusr;ered in this city. Tho
eommandant, Col. Vieie, formerly Of the 'th Rsgi.
meu,, served in the Mexican war; Headquarters, No.
i2s Broadway.
To Cameron Light Infantry, now encamped on
Sts,en Leland, the fist landing at Camp Morr~
con- expects 10 have 300 men mustered in b. be end
Of the week. Headquarters, No. 49l Brosdwsy.
The fret troop Of the New.York Mounted RiHes, Col.
T. Deekel was mustered into tho service Saturday,
al Yonkes, where they are qusr.red Several OF tho
Prussan officers recently arrived have joined the corps
having successfully passed the preliminary examine
ton. Col elcseGates upon companies from Boz
tom Albany, and Cortland Village. Headquarters.
5i2 Broadway. Recruiting offices; Great Eastern
House, Sixth avenue, between ThiTyseeond and
T,;r,y , hi,}, ,t-aa.a and "a and 70 Boyerv.