New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-24

follow the 45th.
Yesterday Company A. Lish Artillery, Companies
and O. Governors Guard, and Company {. Man
haitian Rifles were mustered into service.
TIE EAGLE BRIGADE.
Under an order recently issued by Secretary Came.
ron, Gen. g. A. Scroggs Of Buffalo has been authorized
TO raise and command brigade OF four regiments,
which order has been approved by the COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of the State forces, who gives the project his
hearty acquescence Eighteen companies have already
been accepted from this State and offers Of others are
constantly being received An infantry regiment rom
Iowa and a cavalry regiment from Ohio have been
offered, but have not yet been accepted. Ibe hrss
regiment will be raised in this city by Col. Daniel
Ullman, who has already made considerable progress
in the enrolment aud formation Of his command. Col
Ullman has established his headquarters at No. 2
Broadway.
skeleton regiment raised in this State has been ten
dered to Gen. Scroggs but it will not be accepted az
it would interfere with Gov. Morgans arrangements
for consolidating the troops. Gen. Scroggs If well
known in The State in military circles aud for many
years las held high position in the military depart
ment Of Western New-York He is authorized to
designate his field and line officers subject to the APP
prevail Of the Governor and is his design to organize
his brigade Of such material that its officers and rank
and file shall be Of the highest grade in the volunteer
service.
PAYbLisTER-GENERAI's oFFICE-GEN. VAN
BUREN,.
Gen. Van Buren, issued the following notice yester-
day afternoon to chaplains of regiments:
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Par 5-Ther. win be allowed to each regiment one chaplain
who viii be appointed by the Rsymenta Commander on The
vote Of Field Officers and Company Commander on duty with
cRa ppd int se sf be so, Odusd
ZONE ohan denomination aud viii receive the pay and al
FROM t. you perceive hat It Is necessary you should
IN the manner designated and draw pay from The
soi dirsc,ed By ts pay
mos. u. VAN buren,, PayuiAater.C suersl
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Capt. j. g. ArBoux sent on yesterday afternoon 20
recruits to I'LL the place Of Capt. Motifs Battery,
which has been detached by order Of Gen. Mcclellan
Tomorrow mensuficien TO complete the company VIII
be forwarded to the same destination Those deslroue
OF joining notified to report themselves at the I'd
Regiment ArmOry corner of Hall place and Seventh
street on or before "Wednesday.
THE FIRST FIRE Z0UAyRs.
United States Quartermaiter General 1cmpkins viii
forward this morning, to Old Point Comfort, over one
hundred Of the ZOuayes who remained IN the city after
the departure of the command. Capt. Nidey, who
left in charge OF the recruiting derots, reports
them orderly and taetable lie has thus far been sue
eessful in fecruiing, and many Of the old members
have agnied their determination 10 return. Since the
departure OF the regiment the police Of the city and
Brooklyn have arrested abou ftv IOuaves for deter-
ton who are now confined at Bedloe's Island. They
include some Of the most Objectionable members, whom
Col Loeser was anxious 10 exclude from the regiment
IL is stated that the War Department are now COB
sdeng the advsabiify of having them tried by court.
their future fate will depend the decision. Dispatches
es are daily expected from Washington in relation to
the matter.
FoRTY-PIPTII REGIMENT.
A grand festival was given yesterday by the 10Th
Regiment 18th German Riiles) at Land manne Park,
on Third avenue on which occasion the command was
presented with fine stand Of co0rs. The Park was
throDged from morning until night by the friends Of
tho soldiers. In the afternoon there dress Ise
rade and the festivities broue hi 20 fitting oooe
4 by ball in the evening.
| CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS.
The CommandeF.u-Chief has decided upon cousoli-
| dating the Hancock Guards and Mcclellan RTles,
both Of which regiments originally ordered 20 be
/ raised under authority from the Secretary OF var
The command il 20 be given 10 Col. IiBe the iAea-
tenautColonelcy to D. Agrads, and the Majority to
| - Mcdonald. Col lie Gal, who commenced the
organization of the Mcclellan Rifes has resigned de-
eliDing, We believe, TO accept any position. t.Is
BARNEY RIFLES.
THIS regiments rapidly approaching completion, and
is thought that tAe maximum number OF men VIII DC
obtained before the expiration OF the present week
Seven comuanes have been already mustered into The
! u s. service by Captain LarJed, mustering officer,
and the remaining three companies viii be sworn in ~
! tie course OF day or two. Tomorrow sPleudldiy
embroidered flag Is 20 be presented 10 TINS me con-
/ nand at their encampInenf, the Bergen tunnel,
by the ladies' OF NtwYork The flag is AT present on
! exhibition at ball, Black d Cos, Broadway.
The 9Th aud 9th Regiments New York State Militia
have furnished several companies Of good experienced
soldiers Tie Geld and sah oiieers az far IA elected
| and appointed are rs follows: Colonel Eugene a.
| Knzay; Iieut-COl., Alexander H0ch; Major j.. d
| Iitrowi Quadermaster, Adoiph Beer Surgeon Df'
4 splendid band Of twenty-four pieces accompanies
| them to the war.
frock coat, faced with light green panaloous OF gray
and -alne trimmings, black caps, with green iacilSs
a. emblem of deaths head aud cross bones, iadic-
| alive of the motto adopted by tue regiment: " we
! give no quarter nor do we ask any,.
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The Governor has ordered election of field oheers
for the 10th Regiment Of Militia with view to puts
/ ting them on q war footing
| 4. l.. lIagadon, late editor OF TIE I'ot baagef,
/ has been appointed LieutCoL OF the 's'h healHeh'
! Aew-YoEk State Volunteers.
The appointment Of Major STRIKER, 10 The command
Of tho Ellsworth Regiment, ana janice Aekown, as
MAJOR, meets the approval 81 the Regiment; laey are
was schoolcd in the Chicago Zoaayes and Mayor Nc
! Kown in the Albany Burgesses Corps
| PAYsIAsTER.GENIRAL oFFICE-GEN. VAN BU-
rem.
rbrorcb the fundamentally Of Gen. Van Bur,n,
| who arrived from Washington Saturday morning,
The Secretary of the War Department has consented
that recruits Of the Volunteer regiments now oeng
raised shall be paid for months term OF service
from the date Of their acceptance when II shaii EXPIRE
and not in two months, as heretofore. This change
viii probablv have tie effect OF rendering the bnslness
Of recruiting more brick will give those who loan
regiments an opportunity Of furnishing their iSmhes
with means before their departure.
Gen. Van Buren, has also succeeded IN eiiecting an
arrangement which will enable oil soldiers 10 order OF
slot all or portion of theiFPsy 70 tleir relatives,
with the pliyiiege of appointing distributing agent
for each regiment. The General has been offered
agencies from several regiments which be has ae-
ceped and IL Is probable he VIII have the whos man-
aQement of the new arrangement IN this eity.
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