New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
THE s,xry-FrRsr REGIMENT N. Y. 8. VoLuS-
TEEKS.

III eiInated by tho Adutant-G az the ois'
NJ I. s. Volunteers, is row stationed AT "sS'nng'
ION. Kendall Green, Camp Cone. The complies
roster Of the field, staff, and hne oiceIs Is 20 'Oi
Colonel speycr w Cone Lieut. Colonel Francis Barlow
Major wn 6. Me,sitt Adg'eni Ds'ii p gregory SaS
screcon, Ararew Moni Cksan John I'ss bsamss YIN
Compahy h,Cagian Ed G. La"rencei Lieu'eI'n's H.
Company B-Csp.en Jane. j. Tenor Leatensnts, Dennis
COMPANY C--capsi rren: o. Brady; Lieuiepants, VIM
McIntyIe Wan. II. Coils.
CompSny D--Cartiin, Jo'eph Fl. Carilei Lieutenant
Jerid Henfques, Geo. ". Scott =,
Compsny E-Corain, David Jackson; LeutenantS, Wr II
comiaay F-Ctptein Tlco Russell; Leu;enants, Geo. D.
compsny GCap.ain Arthur L. Brooks Leutenants, VIM
Company HCapta0, Ed. p. Mounts Lieutenant', Mant0n
C. ANGEL Dexter c. Lelsnd -,
Compeiy l--Cepsin, Eugene NJ Dennipg; Leuienans j.
Company K-Csptan, Chas T. Ripley Lieutenant Cor
re.ius 4. Bureen, walter II. Jones.
DEPARTURE OF TIE FIRST REGIMENT INA
HARRIS CAVALRY"
The LIST Regiment of the Ira Harris Cavalry Brg
ade which has been encamped ON Staten Island since
tie inception took lie departure for the seat Oh Wal
Yesterday. The corps numbers about Law men
divided ioto twelve companies Of 70 men each, ana
is under the command Of Col DE Forest. ~,
During the past week, upward oil fVJ horses WIN
vero ualchased by the War Department for the
regimen. and SEQ or 400 in addition, furnished N
mSnv instances by the yolun'eerB friends with The
eypectaiion that Government will reimbu'ae them,
have been shipped 10 Baltimore. The troops were
conveyed by steamboat to Amboy direct, IL DeliR
deemed iuiudicious to visit the city. The force VIII
repcrt to Gen. Stoneman, in command OF the cavalry
branch OF the service and from B4imOre they pre-
coed mounted to some poiut on the Potomac
The following is list OF tie officers OF the regI-
meni: q, -,
C3lope-.thneil De Forrest Lieutenant Colonel-R John
stone. NeorsVousht Dawson and ClaIk,on. Resi@e,
Adjntau5acon Battalion Adiutens-S IiIln, B.."' su
Habrouok Regirnents Quartz maer--J bchadson. ba
iaion 0ssI ooIr - and McKsy CbspaS~Thomp
son. Cspgia0reeu is4ae' WRIGHT Ooyie' Pratt "Aes'e
Cant. Green. the eenior certain of the regiment,
was formerly an officer Of the State militia, ana re-
signed a lucrative 10 ition in this city to assume
command Of the first troop Of the Ira Harrs Uuaruf'
i FIRST REGIMENT GERMAN CAVALRY.
Two companies of this regiment numbering l2O
men, were ordered to leave for Washington yesier-
day afternoon, and transportation was any de1 ~
the New-Jersoy Railroad ard Transportation Com
pany's line. The regiment Is berg organEed u'oei
/ Col. Motke.
| NO MORE CAVALRY WANTED.
Adiutnnt-Gener Hillhouse, in Gcco'dGnce WIN
instructions from the War Department. nae hsuea
orders directing the nOn-accepianee OF any NOR
companies Of cavalry or artillery. All eonl".ss ..
cavalry already accepted will be allowed to recruit
20 the mazimum number but no new companies Wil
be formed The companies now forming WILL as
,oon n, practicable, be consolidated into regmen;a
Organization. All reports relative to the formation
Of any new cavalry companies are erroneous
PRESENTATION or COLoRS TO THE sIXTY-NINTH,
rIGHTY-EIoHTH AND TENTH REGIMENTS,
IRISH BRIGADE--DEPARTURE OF THE TROOPS
FOR THE SEAT or WAR.
I Yesterday morning was gala day among our
Irish citizens the occasion beng the presentation OF
stand Of colJTs 70 the C9th New loik STATE oun-
teers. formerly the 69th Regiment n. \. ). NJ,
yybicb did such good service At the battle of Bull
RIM dining its three-months enlistment. Long
before tie appointed hour, Thousands assembled 10
Madison avenue in the vicinity Of the residence OF
Archbishop Hughes to witness the presentation 70
; the Brigade. The windows OF every house IN the
immediate neighborhood fronting in the avenue were
crowded with people and many persons went upon
the roofs TO witness the spectacle: -
hnong the guests at the residence OF the hrch.
Adi.-tien. Arthur, Judge DAILY and wife, Mrs; 4: E.
5 Mesoher. j. T. DOYLE, the Rev. Father SluinD'
: Jn5Se Mitchell, Malcolm, Campbell, Miss DeVIin'
; Thomas Adds Emnit, Miss Harriet Lane sno sew
eral Catholic clergymen.
n About noon the 69th, with Capt. Hogan's battery,
uader escort of Major Mnturns troop Of Ist Cav
E. ary arrived from their encampment al Fort sehuy-
in ler and formed in line in front Of the Archbishop
house. As the troops appeared, they were greeted
with tumultuous cheers. Col. Meagber and Col.
Nugent with their respective stafs, were mounted
&c Among the other brigade officers upon the ground,
ID were CD. Baker Lieut..Col. Kelly, Major Qunan,
Adj. ElAset, Cspts McCa'tin, Smith, Hart, o Don
oghue Maxwell, OSulliyan, Clooney, VIM. Hogan,
4. p. X. Hogan, NGgle, lIawkworth, &c.
y Shortly after II clock VicarGeneral STAIRS made
" bis appearance upon the balcony, upon which silence
az wac ordered i'll tho ranks, the men standing at
rest"
ADDRESS OF TIE REV. DR. STAIRS.
d Yicar-General Stars in clear and distinct voice.
n addressed the troops as follows:
= soLniEEs or THg lRisd BEiaApE, OFFICERS AHp sES'
me Aost ey AIca5i,hop Of New "a previous 70 N de-
Lis Iepeertiye and to open tho proceedings by add
with his reeuett regret that he is not present becsue
know that would be p led him and lear his voice
good wishes with you know he confidence in ysr
otisrn end YOU loyalty to tke Union and cse,.iigion
lrsh soldiers for history has told u tia, the Ish soldier has
ing (CheoIs He has always faithful TO the trusts
country tho Great Repubohe wonder Of the world
L ior many yeGso distracted by civil trust long
of this great nation viii pass away aud thai peace viii be
stored hnOrsbe and just bGss ard all become again
be presented the Colonel Of the regiment by kad and
patriotic ladies' and addresses be delivered their
by elhong you to DE faithful soldiers itlful ia die.
charge Of I'll your dutes In the time Of Trial forget not your
Issues q life sni DEATH and the desiDes Of nations DO with
0 you and dies: yon in all your actiora
REMARk FROM THE HOE. JUDGE DAILY.
Judge DAILY then came forward with Mrs. Chafin
on bis right and tie colors borne by an orderly on
his left, and was received with loud applause. Judge
DAILY, in presenting the colore, spoke as follows:
Cor NcGgsT: am requested by this lady beside me- Mrs
Csin, the daughter Of shnan and the wife o. officer
Of tho regular sry Of the United States and by the ladies
snd Of cooIs In commiiiag to your charge these two
flags need scarcely remind you that the history
Tory Of tie other The green tag with ts ancient harp m
burst Of sunlight aud its motto from Otan, in the old lisL
tongue recalls through the long pse Of many centuries tho
eloqacnuy than words bow her nationality was lott
si,n Tor which the rebelhons Stats Of tho South have
taken up enos The period Of Iresnds greatness was