New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

ouence Of many of the rank and file being enlisted
for the war; AT the inspection of the llth Regiment,
Col. Maidboff which took place on Monday, the re-
turns showed only about four hundredme less than
one half Of the original command. This regiment Is
composed mainly OF Germans, many OF whom have
deserted its ranks to engage in the war for the
Union.
Al the fret call of the President for troops to de-
fend the National Capital. the 9TH Regiment, Col
Leilerts, 9th Regiment, Col. Pinckney, 10Th Reg.
ment, Col Butteriield, 5th Regiment, Col Schwarz
waeldcr, 9Th Regiment. Col. Lyons, 18th Regiment
Col. Smith, 10th Regiment, Col. Prstt: Doth Reg-
ment, Col. Bryan, 18th Regiment, Col. Bennett
18th Regiment, Col. CorcOran and list Regiment,
Col Martin all attached TO the New-Nork State
Militia, volunteered their services and were trans-
ported to the seat of operations where they served
out their term. Tho 9th Regiment, Governor
Guard under command Of Col. Pmckney, nave vol
unteered for the war; and are now reoIgani%lng.
The I'd 9th 18th and 18th of the n. y. =. VI. having
volunteered for the war, viii probably make thelr
first anDual parades in the avenues OF Washington
The both Regiment of Ulster County, under Col
Pratt are alec recognizing for the war, together
with several other regiments OF our state mlllllt'
In consequence of the reorganization or the regn-
ton of officers and for the purpose Of enhstinE
in the army several OF the proposed paTades VIII
doubtless fail nearly Onehal of our citizen sodlery
being already in the field
The Let Regiment N Y. S. NJ. cavalry, or rather
fragment of the corps assembled, pursuant 10 or
L D. =
We have never seen 30 small muster OF TINS com
mand since it's organization. The regiment, or rather
company, for there was but more than a captain
command present executed few evolutions, under
orders of Major Holt. The inspection was made by
BRIGADE Inspector Major Taylor. The force present
was: Field officers, 1; commissioned stan oheers,
|: non-commsrioned staff. l; line officers, and rank
and file-Co. A. II; Co. b, 8; Co. Z, w 20. -, u
Co. /: Co. G, ,; Co. II, 3 Co. X, ii. lo'ai
uniforms 81 At the conclusion OF the inspection
,,otitiod In narnip TODAY TO escort
the detachment under Lient DeVin ON their re-
turn from Washington.
TIE 30 Regiment cavalry was inspected yester-
day afternoon, on the West side OF Tonpkns square,
where the line was formed by Major Iloacley The
command devolycd upon Captain Burke, the senior
line officer, in tic absence Of Col. POstley, who Is
now in Virginia. In comparison with last year,
even allowing for the detachment from Company L,
now serving IN Washington, under Captain LemeF,
the number was very small, this regiment being one
OF the most numerous in the city. The strength on
the field was as follows:
Fiod OGeeT Il staff ?; Nonoommissioned Stsf 5. Line
omssn SS a. Company az Company E. az Company
r. 81; Company @, 20; COmT.ny a, H. Total strength
The following is the classification Of the remaining
regiments. with the brigades 10 which they are at
tached and the time specified for the annual InsPec-
ton and review:
yIRsT BHIGIpr-- BRIG ,DrERGESERAL C. n. sPICER.
seyentyrst Regiment-Friday, at o'clock m, on ash
Seventy third Regiment nevsatudsy, a. O'clock P
| at Tompkinsyille, staten Island
sECoSD BKI6ADE-ACTlSG BKiGADIER-eKNERiL EDWARD
HiSCEEN. - q.
Filth Regment-Thursdsy, at o'clock p M, al the State
FSnL ResmentFriay ct o'clock p M the Division
! Arnory, corner Of White and Elm streets.
sixth Eesimen;-FIidEy, at o'clock p m at the siS'e
/ Arsenal, Seventh Evcpue. o..
twelfth Regimont-Fridsy, at o'clock p at The State
Arsenal, Seventh avenue.
/ TBlRp BRIGADg--HRlGA DIBR-GENB wILLIAN HALL.
Seventh RegimentThuTsday, at l2 o'clock, at Washing
] bOl RI IN At ash.
9,Ityseyph Regiment (new)-Fridsy at O'Clock, ?. IA,
It the Division ATmOTy, corner OF W hiie ana rim streets
,h B-;,eart insp, .tioa took place Hau,il
Sirty'liuth Reginebt-Frdsy morning ct the Division
Ayuofy IIhe inspection Of this regiment ordered for
/ YESTERDAY Of Hamitton-squGre, but was postponed
Twentysecond Regiment (newss!uday, a. the quarters
Of General Even.
/ CONI1nSSARY- GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
! Commits lry WEIGH received yesterday about 1000
new 1ifes from Holland. They bear the trade mark
Of Il. j. Malherrer d Co., Of liege. They are
nearly the same pattern the Springfield rifes hay-
inc bright barrels and sword bayOncts, and are very
seryiceable weapons.
Extensive preparations are going on in this depart
ment for mounting and eguipping q large supply OF
cannon. Gen. WEIGH complains Of want Of room In
which TO store the gun carriages and calssons daily
received from the manufacturers. large number
arc kept outside the Arsenal in Thirty fifth street,
where sentinel is stationed to guard them every
night. Sixteen brass l2-pounders viii be sent 10
Washington IN a few days.
\ FOURTEENTH INFANTRY, L. :. s.
\ portion Of one Of the battalions for this regi-
ment, which is one of the new corps Of regulars,
will arrive here to-day from New-LOndOn, CT. The
present force Of the command is about 200 men.
The are represented Of superior and intcl!i-
gent Class. Two other battaliOns Of 500 men each
are required TO complete the regiment. This is the
first nearly complete battalion of the new regiments
now in service -Four hundred Of the 18th went to the
seat Of on Tuesday.
The following compose the Held officers OF the
18th:
Colonel Charles Stone Of the District Of Colabi1
Csntsiu and Brevet n sor of the Third Artillery
Majors George Sykes Of Maryland Grotius H. Oddngs Of
Ohio and WIN. Williams OF PennsylvsGis.
MANY Of the officers of the 18th, well as Of
the others of the regiments, have been detailed
for special service 80 mastering officers for the vol
unteer regiments. This is one cause OF delay III re-
. cruiing for the new regiments.
RECEPTION OF CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
! We are requested TO state by Mr. j. ii. Amy the
State agent for Connecticut, that two regiments Of
the Connecticut Volunteers, Col. llarand and Col.
| -, will leave camp at New-IIayen 1burtday to-
dayl for Camp Scott, on Long leland, and report
themselves 10 Gen. Burnside. An appropriate re-
ceplon viii be made, under the auspices OF the Com
mttee Of the Sons OF Connecticut, on Friday morn
iuq on their arrival, to which all the sons Of Con-
necticut are invited without further notice. II has
often been asked, what has Connecticut done! We
copy from an exchange an item, as follows:
Nith less hsn half million OF people, Connecticut hes
equipped and into the field tncludns their
way fnl regiments Of She hes also sent forward
squadron cavalry The enlisted for three more
regiments making ten regiments and sqlsdron Of cavalry
already accepted and companies g oI the eleventh
enlisted but i not yet decided to organize the
eleventh Beside this the State Of Com eccu has furnished
10 the Government be used by regiments Of other stses
four ul batteries OF ed completely Tilted ith ali
tbe necessary equipments Of tie best material with these
she has gent caisso FORCES ammunition, Jauess patent
non bsls &c. She has also furnished equipments and
clothing for four fall Ohio Iegoen'thi' through Cur State
authorities
"New-Yort, in proportion to her population, has done
nothing ike this. The West has not come up oit' Maa'
Rhode Island complicated on all hands falls short o. A."