New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Pany sworn into the serVice for nearly two months,
and then turned over the command to Captsin Ople
graduate OF West Poiut, and until lately the Com
mandsnt OF the lst United States DragoOus In Caof-
ma IL Is the intent N Of Colonsl McReyuolds. who
has ful authority in the matter from the War Depart
neni, to raj his commaud TO sixteen companies Ten
COMPANIES have been organized In New-York, ore IN
Michigan, two Ia Philadelphia, aud ono Ia Syracuse
One of the Pbiadelpbia companies now IN the field,
under command Of Captain Boyd, hiss already seen
service, having lost one man and several wounded In
skrmish while reconroi,erng. Tho regiment was to
have moved today. but the Quarermaster, being un'
sble to afford means Of trsnsporation, the time was
delayed until tomorrow morning.
THE MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS.
The l7th Massachusetts, Regiment, Lieut.-Co Fel-
lows IN eoumsnd, may be expected oy tne 10,
New-Haven train early this morning. They VIII
probably march TO the Park Barracks from the depot
st Twenty-seventh street, and there breakfast
The Twenty.frst Reyimeut, Col Morse, may be ex-
pected by tho Norwich and Worcester boat this morn
ing. They will land at the foot OF Veeey street.
The 18th Regiment, COL Barnes, will leave Boston
10 night, ard arrive here tomorrow morning. Tho
Sons OF Massachusetts" will give them an appro-
pirate welcome, but no delay will bo oceasoned bys
formal reception.
THE CONNECTICUT REGIMENTS.
Tie Nrc-Yarsn Journal Of yesterday morning
saws: A company from Stamford, and another from
WGdham County, were offered 10 the State on Thurs
day afternoon. This ss we understand 1t, makes
twelve companies already offered There viii DC
no difficulty ut this rate, ia filing up the four reg-
ments.
H Is stated that over 400 men have enlisted into the
lilh IufsntTy United States Army, hoee headqusr-
ters are st Fort Trumbull. At the hew-hayen tta-
tioa about 40 meu have been raised for the regineH
lt yell oheered and promises TO be one oil the best
ia the service.
In reference TO the 1st Long leland Regiment of
Volunteers, The JJHrn0i says: The Colonel OF toe
r. resimeu., Jubus w. Adams, graduate OF west
Pobt was the Engineer of the Now-liay6n Wafer
Works and the Adutant, 4. NJ. Hogan, is from this
city.
FORWARDING or REGIMENTS.
The amount of business transacted o. the Cnited
States Quartenasers Office Ia far beyond the caps NY
OF tho different routes leading hence 10 the oi war
Transportation has been arranged for tbe hassaetu-
sets regiments that expected here to day aud TO-
morrow. The ID Fire Iouayes were the only troops
transported yesterday, aud they might Just 40 weu
have been Oft the Day previous. Transportation ior
them On the Camden and Amboy route was si ar
ranged by the Quarterpester, and me regiment, ior
come frivolous purpose delsyed their movements at
least 81 hours.
No arrangements were made for the TRANSFORMATION
of the ohor regiments that were orcercd 10 move yes
ier.y sud consequently TIE departure OF the Cameron
Ridss, Ira Harris Guard snd Lincoln Cayslfy were
therefore postponed u,
Tie movement Il Col Coetrano's regiment to the
seat OF war has been extended by QusTe,m1,ster
Arthur 10 Tuesday next in oIder % 81 sbls he men 70
b. armed The departure Of The Lincoln cavalry bhs
also been delayed for want OF transportation. Odcrs
VI issued 10 the following regiments TO delar. Q"
the cave Indicated aud no further extension oi tine
viii De- laatted-auy deey viii render the Coi2Deb
lisbie TO court-mariil
Gaa.lasatsl g a.d. CO Tsny, sSggan''' Aug D.
Jhtd ifi.h k-.lnsEi Col r. G.. Kelly. Aus 10
The Cameron Rifles Col. Beige, will probably leave
today by tie Camden and Amboy k'tlfoad lhoy VIII
leave Hoboken, whore tbeyse quatored, In TIC morn
ieut licrris, Of tho Anderson zouaves, ssut for
ward Yesterday ~ straggiep. lett behind 81 the tine
OF tho departure Of tie regiment. The GcyeTnu.ent
declined to fufnish transportation except at Tho charge
OF th. delinouens the amount TO BE- deduced from the
Isy OF the soldiers.
4 soned OF recruits for he Hawkins 2ouayes lsn
al. cy lnsi evening for Baltimore route for For-
tress Monroe. About rs yet required 10 eom-
pe,e tie quota oi tits regiGept. Tue recruiii' 8
oicens for this corps rpreeen that nearly Ei tler re-
cruils are from tho ranks ot the returned Hih feg
ueats HLi have jni been pad OF.
Tie Filth asino Regiment Il esI tcied "a arrive thls
pnoruisg " the Fall River Line. They viii proceed
70 " .sEiul4oh by the hOwJerfey Ceatra li@iiroad
Tie Teuts Legion now 81 Eewburgh, organized
u,.,rr tNo saafioss of Eoagrs4sa4En Nar Wyok. viii
be cent forward next week. The regiment noe mum
boT about 100 mcn. Tho Colone'cy "iii ptotaoi{ be
lebdersd 10 Isaac Wood, Jr nov aid TO GeD. Par
msuler.
sEyFsTY-stSTH REGnIENT (mcHLASD GuARD)
NJ. s. VI.
This regiment. which has had lie share of trouble
IL now, We happy 10 cay, IN q shourshiog eOndi
Al ON again Col Stevens L. al able and experienced
commander, a graduate lt West Point, ans ore who
has ,een much service Recruits are wanted TO I'LL ny
The ranks R,tions, equipments. clothing aud qusf-
trrr viii DO fufnished 10 recruits, who viii apply NJ
tie Mercer House, Of Lieut.. Morrison, or OF a. -
Elliott. 4. S. A.. No. CLIFTON Hall, Eighth street.
CAMPING AND INSTRUCTION GROUNDS FOR OUR
RECRUITS
In selecting grounds for tho instruction Of volunteers
for the war We hope the boz, udgmeu, aud knowlcdee
of lie suburls Of New.iok will bs ayhiled ci TO ST.
cure .iies which furnh tbs requsi es os tire sueces5
fol buiking mp Of the health Of the men. one good
strong healthy man l. worth three OF those VINO bareiy
.it.ut lon. nd aall
tat erIei sive WAY 20 obtain stronK meu Is 10 lace
them. during the period of drilling, upon healthy
gronnds where The drainage is good aud iaiilos Tor
Gaihing conycuenily 81 baud; Next 10 tne N iac
Wholesome food which can be sbuncanty furnished III
he piico allowed by tie Government
Inexperienced oihcers seeking grounds for the en-
cs,nns eut Of recruit. would do well 10 visit Camp
Howe at ScaTsdale, Wettchester Comfy, which We
rrSard as a model camp. The tents are yiiched on
ridge Of land scping down 20 stream of bne wafer
suppn,d by springs and Furnishing sn incxesq''leie
,utIy for tie use Of any number of men and horses
for both driuk hing and bathing. Pure milk for the sol
aiarr coffee comes fron an adjoining farm tho neei
s obtsued near by, and |, OF tie sane qlai'y as ihs
rye1 20 the be families Of The Deighbortc0di ~hie
,ba lead IA ,rsde at one Of the best establishments IN
the city ard l. ust such Il eaten by tie iIs aln'
ia There IA no good reason why every recrnit under
ian should not ,leep on heehy ground ard bo led on
nst such food as is given 10 we ,,st1 Sop.
TIE ID Regirioni, known ss The " Camera kiie,,
uud.r command OF Colonel Beige, viii leave its en-
oaur ueut at the oil arsenal eroupcs Bergen iti ~.
i NJ o'elolk this afternoon, and marching through
Uoboken will eross into New.Yok by tho Chris
opher.sr, Of ferry; then preceding to Brosd"ay,
Il viii uasvh % Ter No /, aud embark Tor Ajeoy On
the way 10 the fehl OF war.
Ths tap.rcn Riies number over one thouE.nd men,
and II IA und rstood that more oAering than oa ho
accented. The Germans, Of whom this reSimsntB
comiosed, are mostly experienced scdiers, and the
principal officers ye'eions By me uTe Oh oelatt-
- ~ a ,or I, i h,iiov.d will be fully prepared for