New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-05
LOCAL. MILITARY MATTERS.
ARRIVAL OF ARTILLERIsTs.


Yesterday morning the First independent Battery
Of New-York Light Artillery, under command OF
Capt. T. j.. Kennedy arrived in this city by the
steamer New World, from Albany. The corps, con-
sisting of 80 men, left their headquarters at Auburn
on Monday. They are attired in the regulation nui
form Of artillerymen. Their pieces, conssting OF
four Iopouaders rined Psrrott guns and two II
FOUNDER howitlers, await them in Washington,
where they proceeded yesterday afternoon by the
Amboy line. The following are the officers:
Captain T. J. ksnnedy; Senior First Leutensnt, Andrew
ssn.Dt J.%s. O. woodruff Junior a., We. q Johnston
Orderly Sergeant Wu H. Brnss Chiefs Of Pieces Henry
ID. waugh Naths.e Thompson NarnetteD H. B. Steele,
Jsnrs r. Wood. and Theodore Atkins 80.
This Company WIS organized on the 18th OF Octo-
Der last, under a special order from the War De-
psrtment. The majority Of the men have been
lected from the farming community Of Cayuga Co.,
and are al sturdy fellows. The conmandsnt was
formerly Captain of Company Ii, of the New-fork
lyh, aud with Lieut.. Cowan has already seen ser
vice ia Virginia.
THE sEyENTY-FIFrH REGIMENT.
The orders for the departure Of the transport
Baltic have beeo countermanded, and she will not
sal before tomorrow the next day, yet there is
possibility that she may be Oft this afternoon. The
18th Regiment, from Auburn, under command OF
Col. John A. Dodge left their quarters ut the Park
Barracks, Yesterday morning, and took the steamer
Thomas Hunt, at Whitehall for Governors Island,
where they will remain until the departure of the
Baltic. The 18th goes TO Fort Piekens to re-
enforce Col Wilson.
YANKEE SAPPERS AND MINERS.
Companies Is and c, of the Ssppen and Miners
Corps 3. y. A., arrived here Oh Wednesday from
Boston, by tho steamer City Of Boston, which land
cd them in jersey City. Both Companies numbered
l2S men, and were under command Of U. 5. Engineer
officers.
TINE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Two hundred and fifty members Of the 9TH Regi-
ment, National Guard are now officers IN the grand
corps d'armee OF the United States and there is
standing offer the part Of the corps to be in reaG-
ness for departure for the Seat OF war ~ twelve
hours notice.
UNION COAST GUARD.
Lieut.. Hughes, late of the 7th, National Guard,
goes on to Fortress Monroe on Saturday morning,
with u body Of men, TO join the " heroes OF Fort
Hstteras" commanded by Col. d.. w. Wardrop:
Capt. Hecht is at the rendezvous, No. 1856 Pearl
street by order OF Major-Cen. Wool, to get men to
fill this organization to tho standard. Men DESTROYS
of seafaring life in preference to that OF the land
should apply ut once.
CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
The llth Connecticut Regiment, Col. Kngsbury
will pass through New-York during next week.
Gov. Buckingham and staff will accompany the
Regiment and together with the officers Will break
fast with the Sons of Connecticut at the Aston House
In the evening" Gov. Buckingham will hold re-
ceptOn Ut the Eiiih-Avenue Hotel at which, as also
at the breakfast, the daughters of Connecticut viii
be present
The number of tickets will be limited. Those de-
sirlng tickets will please notify j. HI. Amy, State
Agent No. IS Leonard street. Chas. Gould, ESQ.,,
No. 9 Hanover street, or Richard A. McCnrdy, No.
~ Broadway, on or before Thursday morning, desig
mating as far as possible how many Of the tickets
for ladies.
j. H. Almy, Agen, for Connecticut, has been ap-
pointed by Gov. buckingham Quartermaster.Ge
eIal of the State.
ANOTHER NEw-JERsEY REGIMENT.
Msi.-Gen +. X. " Wright OF Hudson County, it
Is stated has obtained permission from the War De-
Gen. Wright is now ia Washington for the purpose
of arranging the prekminaries. Three companies
are already fully organized IN different parts of the
State, awaiting his action.
TIE ARMY ALLOTMENT SYSTEM
II will be seen from the following letter that the
Governor n taking measures to secure the assign.
ments of volunteers under the allotment system be-
fore they leave the State. We understand that he
has addressed similar communication to the com.
mandants of all the dspots and camps In the State
scarcely necessary to say that every locality Is
also interested in the work:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ALBANY. Friday. Nov. 3e 1861.
GssERAL have caused be- forwarded 70 you two forms
OF Allotment rolls the appointing the Treasurer OF the
State Trustee under the Allotment SYSTEM the other
blank to be hed in with the Of such person for Trustee
az companies may desigpste
il obvious that much bs accomplished In the
matter OF securing assignments OF psy while the troops remain
In the State than after they have reached the of
where regret to be obliged say Influences alw avs
favorable the allotment any other system which 10
the volunteers their families portions Of thorpsy there
soldiers after they been mustered into the oed
States service aud while they In their signatures
these ros but proper TO add that the morals Of the
portion TO the amount assigned II he greater portion made
ibtempersuce will be prevented Temporary fur
0usLs wiz be undesirable gas taass hare saasslE claim