New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03

that as an exclusively working con,irgeDt it would
be exceedingly valuable duling tie campaign.
The steamship Illinois, which failed at y. on the
instant for Portsmouth, n. H. has been bought by
the Government and will be altered TO gunboat:
The United States steamer Thomas Swami Layfeld,
sailed Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock for Fort Pick
ems has ON board 49, 600 feet of lumber red cannon
Of other ammonia IN and stores
The following il correct lit of officers attached to
the United States Asg.s clip Cumberland, now at Hamp-
ton Roads:
Flag officer O. Pcnderrs,t Captain. John MsIsCn Lieu.
P.S ds:y Mo, cs. 4 1sss. rhc
selfrds AG ing Lent Henry D. Todd Ms,te Js s'.s
John Mcbiamd John w bentley Henry W. Greene; Chap
lain, John Lenh.rt Captain Of Marines Mat.h,w r. MT
christ Assistant DO wm King FIG oaiees Secretary
Mack Carpenter VIM NJ Lsighloni SALTWATER David Bruce
CsPan's Clerk VIM Enui. Ps,msis CLERK Hngh Honi
b. Van puser, Victor h. Tyson, Thomas Chisholm
ARRIVAL or A pRIzE Subtitle prize schooner
Lynchburg OF Richmond, Va, Harris, in charge OF
Prizemaster j. b. Gordon acting master OF United
States Flag Ship Cumberland arrived here yesterday.
She let Rio Janeiro April % with $3.50 bags coffee,
bound to Richmond, Va, and was seized at Hampton
Roads for attempting to run the blockade.
COL. HAwKINs's ZoUAvEs.
Tie steamboat Thomas Hunt yesterday took large
number Of ladies and gentlemen to Rkers Island, on
| a vi.it to Col. Hawkinss Z0usves. They were re- |
oeiyed with great pleasure ny inc men, 10 many %
whom they were related by the ties OF friendship or OF
consangunity. The soldiers quarters We're soon ever
run with civilians and in all directions camp stools ana
benches were filed with dainty cfinome. After the
news had been exchanged and curiosity satlshed oy
hundred queetions the Zouayes strolled about the
Island with their friends, pointing out the various
pcns of interest," and enjoying the shade OF the many
lExuriant trees around them. Fond mothers Lao no.
forgotten to provide snbtantial comforts Tor ther
| brave boys and TIE we'll stored baskets were soon
opened beneath the trees and their tempting oohel's
spreaG ont upon the grra for tbe deec'auon oil NV
young soiders not yet quite aeen''omed 10 'he arpy
rations. ..
These ex'emporzes Iic-nics were exceedingly Ioviai
Affairs giving rise u incessant laughter ana Inos ca
ubersnt nirh. IT four O'Clock the roll oil lhv drum
summoned the soliers for eveUing parade anil they
came swarniDg TO their quarters from all dnectlohs'
The hns was formed he buhdreds OF spectators
nkn1 po.e,ton of an elevated peca OF ground 10 wit
ness lie .volncns. In the absence of Colonel iiaw-
kim Nscr Kinibal took command, and exercised The
regimeut in the manual. Tie men handled their wea;
pons Nth dexterity and precision which beiokened
incesssnt dr. The rel lmeHt u composed OF strong,
| hardy fellows, forming "a command Of which any
colonel might we'll he proud Above all, the men are
particularly noted for her cleanliness their quarters
| exhibiting a home.Gke Deatness quite UNEXPECTED
where w,anen do not abound. Three hours at camp
were pleasantly spent by the yisitors, all OF whom were
delighted with the regiment, and spoke oil II III Terms
| Of warnest praise.
As thew returntd TO the boat the Zousves gathered
| mon the shore and when the ines were cast on and
the steamer away their hearty cheers followed
| IL No long \ II could be feeu
Col. Hawkins regin,eht numbers 40 men all armed
and fully equipped They have orders 10 sail for Fort
res Monroe to-day, bnt there IL hope Of their OBJ
tanning Enfield rifles IN place OF their ma'kei' by war
| ing day or two they viii probably wait. In ca'e
they decide to depart day, they will parade through
| Broadway this afternoon.
During the afternoon yesterday beautiful silk flag
wac presented 10 Capt. PRrfen of Company {, by the
ladies Of Hoboken Of which city the Captain resi-
dent. small silk flag slso presented by Mrs.
Capt. Parfen to the officers OF mess No. computing
/ -. A aVsI th.r
| silk flag was presented 10 Company G, by the lady
friend. Of one Of the serg, ants Of the company The
flag presented to company g. few days since by the
ladies' Of Fort Lee, where the company recruited
occnIies conspicuous place IN their quarters and has
been neatly arranged with eyergroens and howers
The following lie lit of the officers Of the regiment;
Colonel Ruh C. Hawkins; Lieut. Colonel George Bette
Msjo Ed.n A. Kimb.l; AdJntap, Jane. W Ey,H.i Guar
ehs %say .'ss a..:s Ts%pl5
co@psny A@csp.ln, Andrew Graham yint Lisu..asrt
Cha. thiidi Second LisGsn.hs, J. kiins.o.hr; q.
Company C-C.pt.in, Otto W. Psriseo, Dir, Lieutenant
COmpsny C.p,.iu. Harry whsbt, Fi'tLieut,n.nt J.
H osSshy sf fS.5a sdgs r s r, Lieutenant,
John bHtio.t second Lieal, pant, William Bartlett,
ant j. K Pelleyj second Lisa.a,n,, v. ii Prescott.
linsI p 'wsb.tsT Acting Second Lisa.n,n,, ThsH-nP
c6%p.ny Bc.pt.ir Jo.eeh C. Rodesu.. yir. L,u,sn
ant LswTsDc, Lesby; second Lisasp,nI Il. II. Morris.
Company Second sa:u w. chS SP' s.m fS Lieutenant
Company K-The officers OF tn, company only elected
temporarily and the permanent organization has not Jet been
| completed
THE SECOND REGIMEST-CoLoNEL TopKIEs.
To Rs Editor Of Them TritHne
Sir: The papers are full of conflicting stories
fpeeting the disruption Of this regiments permit
therefore the aemarks, for the truth Of which
held myseh responsible, place in your issne to-
morrow
/ returned from Washington yesterday morning,
having rendered my resignation "a AID 10 Col Ionp-
kins In Wash ngton, here the regiment is in very
bad odor. The experienced but little, il any, real
suffering and in this respect more fortunate than
of the troops Lna preceded them and from whom
we have had complaints at all. But they bad other
and greater causes Of discOntent; tie Colonel took
them from New York not only without orders, but in
defiance of orders not TO Co. which he got personally
| from Governor Morgan and General SANFORD, and a
| might have been foIeseen when they got TO Washing
Ton they not recognized at al for days. and then
only as the simplest e1pedient for getting nd Of u
nuisance.
Here was an example of mutiny and disobedencs
ret by the Colonel himse, which Indignant after
ward adopted The decentralization Of the regiment IL
due this fact and TO the absence Of discipline
military etiqset and gentomanly department orgi
mating with the Colonel. When IL went into encamp
Ioent the Battery the muster-rol 800 men
strong II now numbers only 43O. Most Of the with.
drawing members have joined other regiments to
during the wbr-One company, officers and men,
going together-so that the number Of dscOntens, be
cause Of the three years oath is very small indeed.
Altogetter this regiment has been great tax both
| the pockets and honor of Now YOrkeB-oser go 900
has been paid for equpping It, aud bil1 the
OF nearly S45,O00 more are yet unpaid These figures
do not include private contributions which have been
PLACED in the Coonels hands Cor the regiment Of
winch, by-the-bye not 10 be traced on the tsgi
mental Fund at all; and in this connection feel In
honor bound TO state that my iel DIS III the metal bus
l neg in tlia l'ity subsculel about al 40