New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

.os bave resigned their commissions Is 10 suspect
"a e., ,o,,;ps here Tint come of them Will represent
hosaIves on their arrival in this ety. as stii con-
pected with that regiment Tor inferior purposes
IL il known however, thar no person n.1S ooeh S
tboyiled as vet 10 recruit for The regiment. No
reaI capse listed for the designations mentioned, eX-
cont he enforcement Of discipine, and the eXpecta-
ton tba, every officer would cheefuly perform his
dnty 20 his country while in is service. The rank
end file of the regiment are III excellent health and
sp,rits and wait anXiOusly for the time when they
NAV receive the order to p0unCe upon the enemy.
A number of deserters from the rebel encampInents
have been received by the Wilson HOuaves and men
are continually leaving the Southern ride to avoid
being pressed into the rebel service having been
in il, because they cannot get their pay
Proper parties will, doubtless, be authorized TO
attend to the interests Of the Wilson Zouayes IN.
due time.
THIRFY-sEvENTH REGIMENT v. Y. :. VI.
This regiment was organized by the Governor on
the 9Th inst. and the line officers duly commissioned
on the 18th. IN election was held at the regmenal
Headquarters No. - West Thlrtv-third street, for
field officers which resulted IN the unanimous cleo
ton Of Charles Roome as Colonel, and Claudlus l..
Mcneil as LieuteHant-CO The regiment has
not yet selected Major. This regiment was start
ed by Coils RoOme and Mcneil soon after the COM
menCement of our national difficulties, when our
city was left in a defcuseess and unprotected state,
by the withdrawal to the seat Of war of very large
number of our volunteer militia. The principal OBJ
ject then was to raise regiment for the protection
of tie city iu case of need. So successful was the
recruiting for this regiment, and sapeiir was the
material Of which it was being formed, that the
oripina plan was abandoned, and q permanent or
g3pzatiou under the State Militia laws was deter
mind on Quietly since that time the regiment has
been going on, filing up its ranks with gentlenenoi
intelligence aud respectability, until the eight COM
panies now number in the aggregate, about 800 rank
and file with every prospect OF obtaining lbeir COM
plement of 500 men by the first OF November.
The officers were to q large extent taken from the
9TH Regiment, in which excellent military school
they were properly instructed TO take command.
The great popularity Of the officers and the esprit OF
the men must render this favorite regiment
The regiment is attached to the Sd Brigade Gen.
Hall OF the lst Division The following Is list OF
the officers:
Colonel, Charles Roome Lieutenant Colonel, Caudus l.
Mcneil; thapl, Rev. George T. C5cr; Adatsut, Ch2s M
Catlin OuareTnaSteT James &. Iimpon PayI8aer, Wal
Aeeks Assistant Qusrenuaster ATchd q. Montgomery j.
Captain Company A. Theodore ". Panuele lst Lieut.,
Thomas u. r. Redwsy I'd Lieut., G. T. Chapman. Captain
Company B. Albert NJ Smith let Lieut. Thomas Stevenson;
"a Lieut., George w. Bolster. Captain Company &, Wism
L. Nermye LIST Lieut., CHARLES 4. Maitland 2d Lieut.,
Fred W. Mace. Captain Company d, William h. tarrari
LIST Lieut. George NJ. Dusenberry I'd LieIt., Mortimer J..
Lieut., VIM L. NoTgal "a Lieut., Joshua lsascs Captain
Company r, George w. Lyon lst Lieut., james ~ Nenden-
berg; I'd Lieut. Captain Company g. Albert n Dn-
WILSON, ist Lieut. ~ ". Stuyyessut Catn I'd Lieut. Albert
A DrSSe Captain Company ii, George Dudley Warning lst
Lieut., Frederick f. Ihompsoni I'd Lieut. -.