New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
LINCOLN CAVALRY.

the army From the commencement OF the rebellion
the want OF mounted troops bias been severely felt by
military men, Without them the Government TROOPS
could do little against the well srmed hosmen 81 Vire
gina. The necessity FOR eavslry became 40 marfess
ut length that tie War Department called for volun
,eer regiment bat required the b furnish their
own homes and equipments.
As the loyal STATES had already sent 30 tho field In
infantry regiments, the men who would be likely TO
respond 20 the call foe cavalry, II found that Il
would require TOO much tine 10 recruit who coad
eqdip themselves and furnish horses. Within the last
day or two Government ha. decided to purchse horses
for the voun erabd do for them ~ Il has done BY the
infnntry-plRce them in shiing conduon Under this
new r,gulutiot the Lincoln Cavalry" Of this city,
oomu nded y Col A. I. McReynods hss been called
into service, ana will probably be ready 10 leave fr
Washington within the cotniny week. Col. McRey-
nolo's 10 a distinguished officer Of the Mexican war.
having been promoted en the field for bravery, sld
under his command the Lincoln cavalry will doubt
lee have AN opportunity 10 Distinguish themselves lie
returned from Washington Friday no, only with lis
commission Colonel In his pocket, but invested with
the necessary authority To place biz regiment on su i'm
mediate war footing. The mastering offcer Ia this
city Captain usgman has received instructions 10
ter in, uniform, and equip the various companies as
speedily as po-sib!e. The mastering will probably take
place on Tuesday aud Wednesday after which the
will 20 into quarters toreceve theirNms and uniforms
Horses for tho reiusnt are being received daily in
Washington, and the men will 10 mounted "a soon n
they arrive in that city.
This reyineu, commenced over two months ago
unde- Col. Bsysrd Clarke bu. many Obstacles
thUwn in the way Of is aeepance, that not only Was
Col. Clarke disLeartened, bat Maj Merrill, Col May,
and Carl sbuiz we're ia worn oGt with the mac
tyity Of The War DEPARTMENT. and abandoned tho
regiment " its fate
The euterprsiDg young men who had undertaken The
organization penevered in their work spd having
selected Col. MrReynolds a. their commander now
have the satisfaction VI knowing tba, their efforts and
biz are crowned with success and that they al ss;
TO have the privilege, for which they have begged
long, of fighting In defense Of their country. II will
require but day two to complete the organization,
"a the company rvis nearly full and the have
only to be- called together, when they will be ready
for service
There in the ranks many men who have dy-
tnushed themselves the battle fields in this country
Sod in Europe, and the officers all men Of ability
and expereace. The headquarters Of tie regiment
are a. Disbrow's Riding Academy, corner Of Fifth
avenue and Thirty-rinth street, where q few able
bodied borsemen viii be received. Application msy
also be made nj No 64s Broadway. TIE following Is
the company organization as prescribed by Laws
One captain, one first lieutenant, one second Lieu
tenant, art sergeant, company Qusrtomaster.
sergeant four sergesns, eight corpoeals two bugers
two farrers aud blacksnths, saddIer wagner
and fffy -six 10 seventy 40 prvates-
Application for the position Of ssder, farrier, black
smith or WAGNER must be made 70 the Adjutsnt Q,
Disbrow's Riding School In Firth avenue.
There will be a meeting Of the regiment on Monday
evening at Headquarters when all members are 10
questsd to be Preeent
ANDERSON 2oUAvEs.
The Chaplain Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation yiited this regiment Frids, evening and
pr sented $40 copies Of sue Soldiers Hymn Book, and
beld very isteres ing prayer-me.thg he regiment
Is now transferred TO Rsers Islasd an leland heredi
tary In the family Of Col Riker.
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvEs.
The ID X. pmeut Fire Zoaves arc now quartered
at Staten Leland, and are uniformed and led BY Govern
ment. The interest which Col Fairman takes Ia bis
naturally reacts Ia isfac,ion on their part, aud
there every prospect OF the regiment being complete
10 having already SIX companies On the ground Capt.
COan 10 recruiting for company for this regiment
q. No. Ito Fulton street.
ALL THE STATE REGIMENTS CONF.
The 23d Regiment, Col Hoffman, and the 35th, Col
Wm. Z. Brown, OF the Eluira depot, and the Seth,
Col lnnes of this city having le for the seat of war
THE completes the transportation Of tho 80 volunteer
regiments ivVm this state.
THE srRAGGLsRs OF COL. ISNEs' REGIMENT.
The sudden departure OF the 36,h Regiment from RI
kers leland caught about one hundred men sbeent
twenty four hours leave Of abseoce. Lieut. Hcsiin
was detailed 10 attend TO tho transportation VI tac
s,rasgorr. Hin headquarters ~ tho Park Bar
racks where the are directed 70 report. Lieut..
browning leit Lat nigh, by the o'clock train for
Washington, In command Of about seventy VI tho
who reported Themselves
COMMiSsARY GENERALS MISUNDERSTANDING
About 900 rides and other ordnance stores TO
DO sent ~ Fortress Mo1roe. The ehar'eriag Of o
steamer bad not taken place yesterday, bat wi DO Fl
fected without lose Of time. Rncs viii also 10 sort
TO all the volunteers Cd this State soon prseti
cable.
DURyEE's zOUAvEs.
The inspection Of about 20 recruits s Col Duryecs
Zouavss took place yesterday; they also murdered
into tbs United States service, and will DO sens 70
Washington Tomorrow morning via Harrisburg.
Cob BARTLETT.
Having published paragraph some tina ago, relap
tive 10 Col. Bartlett, which credited 70 The keK-
York Mercury, the Colonel has Nc the following
note, which, In effect denies The truth Of the stale
msnt referred 10,
"U. g. eHIY CrusEkLAsp I
on Or Poixr Cosrosr. Va. JslJ .. 1851
"Ireuei did the sewsapef paragraph yea can ny
attention for should eonifsd,e,ed once u On
every particular hls 30 behalf Of the oe"ss sho
have e9asuIisd In he nAtsf fea can as IN,
~ 'S'''' W. p,a Lisal nd Lsssatis osssss."