New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
new military department, entitled the Departments
Of Illinois, has been gazeted as was anticipated soas
time since. 1t will consist of the State of Inoi, an
be commanded by Brigadier.Geueral (la,e Captain,
Pope of the regular army, who 1t will be rernen-
bered was ordered for courtmartal by Mr.. Buchsp-
ans Secretary Of War. As there Is no doubt of tho
loyalty of Illinois, the Department has been given
almost exclusively to officers and regiments of shsA
State. The War Department has forwarded tAa
boundaries to Gen. Pope.
| Recruiting for the army here showed little In
provement last week. The new rendezvous Of the
10Th Infantry which is to have it's headquarters ak
Fort Hamilton, has opened at Yorkyille, and received
few men. At Cedar, Chatham, and Hudson streetS
about % enlisted since Monday last aud adde4
to the force on Governors Island. No detachmeats
from the Offices Of the Department of the West lately
united with the Eastern Department recruiting have
arrived as yet.
The Offices at Buffalo, Rochester and Boston are SIN
OPEN Recruiting for the navy ID brisk, but not suf.
fcenty sotosnp the requirements OF the service AZ
the Cberryetreet rendezvous l41 accepted Lass
week, which is considered very good business
Nearly every week two three ships are commisso-
ed--where formerly the average used to be one
month-and they require each from 100 to SOD men,
extraordinary recruiting alone could keep up. with
the demand. In New Bedford Boston, and Pbiiade.
pha, saors are obtained in small numbers A new OF.
hce opened In Cincinnati few days since to enls
crews for the newly.purchased gun-boats named On
Saturday If team enough for these offer, they
will of course be accepted, and transferred to tho
regular receiving ships No bounty whatever beyond
the ordinary clothing allowance has been given TO the
thousands Of seafaring whom the Governments
has received lately, although is probable that soe
additional inducements be extended TO supply The
eurren, wants Of our navy just now. Aaais at the
Navyfard will be dull for some time. The Ronokes
"A; Penguin, 5; AlbsiroSs, 5; Roman, and Badger
local sbPs sent away last week, and the vesseas
in tue need little to complete their prepsr
ratioDs for service. Annexed are the names Of co
craft now at the Yard.
Receiving ship North Carolina, a. upseaworbyj IN
stau quo, sailing trgate Brsndywine, 80 at presen&
worthless but about to be oyerhauled sailing corvette
Savannah 20, ready for sea- in commission, but needs
some men; sailing tTigsie Potomac ~ has just cone
out Of dock to be rigged, painted and comnssioneds
steam gun-boat IroquOis, 6, Late OF the Medi!eTanesa
Squadron, In commission and named waiting orders.
Blockade feet: sailing stereship supply, j, repairing
aud about TO load for
s.sasa tender gun.boall Harriet Lane 6. waiting
to be docked and Iepaisad.
Coal ship Phelps, undergoing repairs.
Commodore Brsese, eom@andant, CAPT foote con.
mander and Lieut.. Amy, Executive Ofhcer, are san
the chief authorities OF the Yard there are %VVV ~
employednow.
The SOLDIERS on Governors Island and in Fort HamiI-
ton are az last reported Annexed is correct st ot
the regular Federal forces in this neghborhCod toays
Governor. Island. 90 &c
Fort Hamilton. .................''.'''..''''S9 %
Marines ...:.....'..'.'''.''''.''''''''''''' 20
irosaois and savannah. sSoui......-........ s's
SIS
tn. sussession Of Mr. Coifax to have the men a
Fort Hamilton sent West will probably not be com-
piled WITH they all want their discharges, TO which
| many of them ere legally entitled.
Commodore BIeese yesterday received telegraph
DISPATCH stating that the remains Of the late Capan
Ward would be sent by the p train from Phil-
adelpha, and arrive here at III o'clock Last night.
guard OF marines TO escort the funeral TO the Navy.
Yard was then detailed. The usual ceremonies viii
take place to-day when the corpee will 10 sent TO Hart
ford Service iaes will be hainasted from q. M TO
| shutdown, and minute guns fired.
| Capt Craven, who succeeds Capt Ward Ia the com
mand of the Chesapeake hotils, is native Of New
| Hsmp.birs, and entered the Navy New-York ap-
pointment, February 1929, az commander of the Mo-
hawk He has lately rendered valuable service to The
Government, cruising off the Cuban coast, and sue
| ceeded in oyerhaung few slaver. Hissrpontmens
! TO The Freedom is not yet officially confirmed
| The death of Commodore Ingrabam, reported 10 have
taken place in Charleston is not credited in naval dr.
| cles. He was well Ut Pensacola on the 4tn OF
June. Commodore Ingraham was our late Con.
mander-in-Chi in the Mediterranean, p native 9.
South Carolina and entered the navy D nidshpmaa
| during the War of 1872.
THE JACKSON GUARD.
The Jackson Guard Col. William ID. Kennedy, now
encamped at Great Neck, Numbers ,0l0 picked men.
Every man is said be conscious that In going down
20 the sacred soil of Virgin Ia he goes as the represent
alive of the interests and the institution OF Tarnmany.
They were mustered into service last Friday BY Cape
CO2swel OF the United states army, NJ winch siH1
the regiment presented very fine appearance. A.
each company mustered into the service COL Ken
nedy addressed them upon the importance OF undnr-
standing the change which had take. place IN their ~
latons. Before they were mustered In they had oeea
civilians entitled to all the rights privileges, and Inn
munties of citizens, bat after that ceremony they
were soldiers and had 10 very large extent abrdgeo
their liberties, their privileges. Before, they could ss
upon the dictates of their Judgment; now, tbsy
must obey their officers. lie had undergone TIE sams
| change and was now responsible TO his suPepor @n-
] cers whose commands he must obey impnci.ly.
| He showed them tho importance OF undefs
standing this change Of condition at the outse 20 tno
they might settle themselves down into soldier con-
| tentmeEt as TO the future. He said that every mAa
who desired it should have furlough before easm&
for the seal Of war; but he would also rendni them
thet at the expiration OF that furlough, every man
must be on the spot and ready for duty. Every nas
who failed to report himself at the close O. MS isr
Tough violated a very strong point OF homo, ana -
law treated him deseItsri and there Wa AT ~
of $50 for the arrest Of every ceserter, ssia ~
stopped out Of the soldiers pay. lie aa H. wax
any of his men to lose $50 in such dishsno soe 10
but they must rest assured he would carry ou' s
| whole law He delivered the same rsinsrks 70 os -
| Company in succession and the result Is 'hS'
jackson Guard have very presSe iuea NJ W n
position. They now await orders Hom 1ns anns
partment, and are anxious 10 represent va Ianmo
before the f. +. VS. of the Old Dominion: Ihe -
msnt il subsisted by the United states Governif
tom this date II Is expected that Capt. CoggsIsJ
Of he United States Army viii be Lieutenanitussk
Of the regiment. They will leave sonietine heN
BRooKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS. .x
r,.n, w. G. Booth of the Fourteenth ReSiisI
received orders from headquarters recently 0yer
osS mn instead of 900 as originally direcsea; .thor.
200 had been enrolled on Saturday, ano 80 Dur
ooah medical examination by Drs. lA''e .ns shirt
The recruits will be provided Win eaR' ~ aiken
nv Liant Booth. under d1fectloA 49,. =