New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
and Capts Hayman and Larned 20, s. maseyino OFF,
eersl xuerc verv busy all dav

ibe lower A' ,pei presented an animated scene
'eo' ,or. Zook and Capt. BOsworth bad their hands
full enrolling companies under the State ore ahaon
As soon as the men were passed by The surglcal eX-
amner they signed their nance " the roll ana were
sworn into the service.
Gov. Morgan holds bis headquarters in this city az
Qnsrtermaster General arhur's Offco No. 81 walker
street. He was engaged yesterday IN corresponding
With the Secretary Of War relative 10 the eoDe@d'
ton Of companies belonging 20 skeleton regiments al
ready mustered into the service. We understand that
in those regiments where four or moro companies have
been mustered the regimental organization will remain
intact. The companies will, however, instead ofbeiDg
kept hsre in ideness, be dispatched to the seat of war,
and there serve as detached corps. They viii continue
their recruiting offices hers elsewhere and may
thus have an opportunity Of filing up their regiments
TO the maximum standard.
PAYING OFT.
Yesterday the payment If the rank and le Of tic jl
Regiment, Col schwarzwaeder, was completed by
Paymasler Major sallade The field and staff viii be
paid today. The pay, frtwo months and seven days,
from June Ist TO Auguttith amounted toabouiSiOCOO.
The Captains received 1896 90; First Lieutenans,
$2,2 30; Second Lieutenants, 1891 III Orderly Ser
geants Including 81 81 for cothingl SO 5 SeFg apts,
si6 "a; Coiporas, $]7 II, aud PTiyltcs, $32
The mueLel.out rolls aud the pay rols Of the Goth
Regiment have, with the exception Of ono company,
been completed and tie 4tter have beer sent to the
companies for the signatures Of the. men. Tie men
might have been paid of last week had their pay rolls
been properly made ont. The Iant lies with tie liUe
olBcers, and the men have 20 one ese TO blame. The
Paymaser will CONNER 60 paying oil on Friday next
The py which Is iog two months and three days Jdne
TO Aug -, ame.mts, including sS "a clothing COM
mutations, for Private 10 80 81; Corporal, SO 'Oi
Sergeant "a H. and Orderly Sergeant, sSl 40 out Of
which, toweyer ia most cases, ~ bS are 10 DO taken
for shoes furnished by The Government. -,
Quhrtamaster j. B. Iolly, who is now In Wahing'
ton wrote Yesterday to Leut.C Nugen that he eA-
pec'ed that the regiment would be pad for building
Port Corcoran, but that the payment or mileage was
very doubtful.
Pending the receipt of bis commission and specific or.
ders Lieut.. Col. Nugent WAC has received tue ap-
ponlment OF Captain in the 18th United States Infant
ry, remsins at the head Of tie regiment private oil
| Company A. same regiment, named Alexander CarIin
received eiday appointment Of Second Leuicn
| ant in the 4th Infantry.
Tho muster-out rolls Of The 18th Regiment of Brook
lyn have not yet been cent 90 the United Sstes Pay
| master's Office.
been grumbing uTou-ly at being kept out of therpay
so long but the happy day at length arrived and the
sigh OF nnumersbe gold coins on tie Paymasters Ia
be lUeday last, dIsarmed I'll preludiees regarding
the faith aud hODesty OF Uncle Samuel They received
even more than they anticipated. Their pay for two
mOnths was s33 1ObCiBg $2 for service aud 7Il ~
! for mileage, Tatjons, &c.
| THE FIRE ZOUAyEs.
The lst Regiment Of Zopaves having been directed
10 muster before their proper officers, ordered to
90 into quarters al the Battery, and accordingly tothe
number of about 500, they took possession OF that
| camp ground on Tuesday. AZ night however, they
ne,rly 10 man. evaded the sentrie climbed the gates
and DISAPPEARED. The officers express no fears about
them but say that they will all be hand when they
are wanted, They are bound up the River 70 Fort
Schuyler to-day, where they 90 into camp. The OIL
are confident that they can recruit the corps TO
| ttolsand men in ten days. Major lozier u now IN
command, sOd being Competent officer, will doubtless
be protered The Colon. Icy. As soon the regiment
is recruited it will he ordered into active service.
THE SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAyEs.
Tho "a Regment Of Fire Zo1ayes left their quarters
| at Camp Decker yesterday morning at sbOut 10
o'clock and arrived In the city sboriy after l2 O'clock
After forming in line, they marched up Broadway to
tho 7th Regiment Armory the nse Of " zen mas been
were about 600 men in uniform, on'y about haif Of
then, hai"s a-,AJ Tho o,"et"ts which hey carried
hule better than pieces of wood with old gaFpipes
nailed to them" These, however, have served the
purpose Of drilling. New arms viii be duly distrib-
uted vixen the regiment reaches Washington.
J.. Col. james Fairman has not yet returned fsoH
| Washington. Meantime, the new Colonel, Brewster,
IL in the city, ready 10 take cOumsnd of the regiment
when j. leaves although the members of the corps
not yet aware Of Who the Colonel viii be. The pres
seled for reasons yet unknown, and that his Ie2
ment has been moved during bis absence without his
orders. II is TO be hoped that hnderance will
To the advance Of the regiment from the TACT mat
there are rival Coones The regiment will leave the
Armoy today ht o'l0c and proceed to The seat Of
war. The whole regiment has had a furlongh of n
hours, and every who fails to present hitlse. TO-
day is To be ret down rs a descrter.
DEPARTURE or TROOPS FOR THE SEAT or WAR
LONG ISLAND VOLUNTEERS AND ANDERSON
ZOUAyEs.
Tie let Regiment Of Long Island Volunteers Bfook-
Ign Phalulxj, commanded by Col. Adams, took their
departure yesle rday afternoon for the feat OF war.
About II O'Clock the left wing Of the regiment, COM
manded by the Major left their quarters at Font
SCHUYLER, aud embarked on board Of the steamboat
Atlas. Thence the steamer proceeded TO Fort Ilamil-
ton TO receive on board The night wing live COM
papios who have been cncamrcd there for some days
past under command Of the Lieutenant. Coouel hut
the commandant at the poet declined to let them
depart. From Fort Hamilton the steamer conveyed
the len wing 500 mem to Elzabotbport, where the
troops took the cars for Washington VIA Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
The right wing, It Will be remembered, was ordered
some days ago TO Foit Hamilton, at the request Of
Lieut.. Col Burke II. y. A., the con.mandsnt OF the
post who derred their aid in the event Of lie being
Necessary 10 use force to resis the writ OF habe,s
corpus, in the case Of the Texan troops, Who were
row under parole Of the Rebels.
Tbs men composing the regiment were uniformed in
q substantial blue dress, and their general appear
vice. They were armed with the common smooth
bore musket which viii probably be exchanged upon
the arrival OF the regiment at Washington. The
ro'er of the Field Sta and Lne officers is follows
P Ma,s DeIeig Maori M HGsaq Ass.mti r. 4 L. Biz M
Van Kos oasrtema,tsr, Henry T. Risby Psyns,t,r Rev
jaime. C. Bsechsc Ch,P,ni Company A-Cspt Foster Com
yiS sp g co3S nSa5Ry ao@e S% CoIa Wy
Capt. tsn Ness; Company G-Cspt Be'den Company T.
Csi, Montgomery Company i-caPt Brownies comP'ay n