New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08

'Ghe'iand, for which he people have loog been WORK
ing z2anst their hated princess and Tree sri'it has
al<ays been iostered among thein Indeed, the ply
sical exeroie aud training s only considered as a
ineans 70 raise strong arms for the coming battles Of
liberty aud union. The regiment will march from
their quarters at Turtle Bay, down Third avenue 10
Union square where the NewYork Sharpshooters, the
singing societies. and the exempt members Of the Tnr-
ner So,iety and other old Turner'S Will await them,
and escort them down Broadway 10 the place Of do
parture.
QUARTERMAsTERs DEPARTMENT GENERAL
ARTHUR.
The business in this department has been Of routine
character No change took place yesterday in the
quarters of regiments. The quarters at preset occu-
pied will be retsincd by the occupants until the do
parture Of regiments for the seat of war; Col Inne's
Regiment to LaVe been rent to Central Park AR.
eua but will remain for the present at 18th street and
North River.
VOLUNTEER DEPOT--GEN. YATES.
Col. McCunns Regiment was yesterday mustered
into the service OF the United States. Col. lines
Regimen, is yet be mustered into The service md
part OF the 3lH Regiment, Col Pratt. This will COM
eie the mastering in of the 80 regiments from this
STATE.
PAyMAsTER-GESERAL'so oFFICE-CoLoNEL
VAN BUREN.
The following regiments have received the amount
due from the State Of NewYork: The Seventeenth
Regiment New. York Volunteers, Col. L,nsiug,
ceived 1900; the Eighteenth ew-iork Vntt teers,
Col jackson OF Albany, received $1,000 and he Fifth
". l. -
ceyed 81, 600 Previous disbursements, amounting TO
sl7 600 make the total payments by Col Van Buren
$3i 400 10 siX regiments.
"A no provision is made by the Army Regulations
for chapains OF regiments, the military authorities of
the State Of New-lork have decided 10 pay chaPbius
who have or may vet vount. er in such capacity 500
month, and a certain num er of rat ona.
The returned menit es Of the Naval Dr ade are be-
coming camorons for money wi ich they have been led
to believe is due them from the State of NewYork.
FALSE REPORT ABOUT THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Yestt rday, rumOr obtained some currency through
out the city 10 the efe,t that the 7th Regiment had
received orders 10 march again. Upon inquiries ioeti-
tuted by reporters there 10 be no foundation
for the story but members Of the regiment who have
been seen express their Willingness TO 20 at moments
notice. At any rate, many of them, having tasted 81
a soder's life, have got the inspiration which makes
them restless away from the field III such conflict as
the present
PARK BARRACKS.
We are informed by Col. Van Buren, in eommard Of
the Park Barr chs, that the report in TIE Ddy Nf~s
that the SMALLPOX had broken out among the men
there stationed j. totally without foundation. Not
only has there been all-pox but very little II k
mes. of ANY kind has occurred, and what there has
been il attributable entirely 10 the imprudence Of the
men.
LINT AND BAYDAGRs.
HHApauLKTrRs or THs y. Y. MEDICAL AssocIaroV,)
FOE TEE suPrLI or LsT, B.So.e,., &C. TO rnr hksr
The underlined, Oh behalf OF the New-fork Medi-
cal Association for supplying Iat B4hdneer, &e., TO
tie Army, desire 20 ackDow ledge with gratitude lbe
important aid received 10 their work from the different
soieties churches. school and individual in the city
and vi, iny Withou, such hid it would have been
impossible 20 have given their Association is proper
efficiency. The extremely liberal manner 10 Hhicb is
wants have been has of t,ei preciuded the ro-si
hity of acknow l-dging in detail the contributions IL
has re ,eyed To have done would have involved
an expense Of lessi $500 per month for advertising
an expense which the existing state of their hoances
would hardy have justified them in mourning They
hat g.Nill he as A
for an apparent regle and thai the societies VIII con
tipue their contributors at heretofore.
main object of this orgnuizaiion has been 70 sys
temstize the neneicence of ietis and Individuals,
aud " secure he pohh, and the army far pos,i-
ble sgust delay and loss. They have rcaeon W be-
Eeve that they have thus faT been succes1 10 their
efforts, scarely regiment having gone to the ted rom
New ork, soarcely passed through New-fork,
which has not received sD,ples from their stock.
Al the close OF their LAHORE IL s proposed publish
full statement of their opetai ns in pamphlet form.
&. CONAST FOSTER NJ ID Ch.ifa.an FL Com.
WM. OETNOLD. MI.
CONDEMNED CLOTHING.
The steamship james AdgeF, that arrived on Friday
morning from Fort Monroe brought - case, con.
demned clothing contsing Of cHps, coats and pGns,
which were not according 20 contract.
FLYING AMBULANCE PoRcE.
MP. Lichronsioin If this city, gentlemen who
served in the Basaiau army, IL establishing Flying
Ambulance fore for our army in the held II i ihc
object OF this orgaiL ion 10 apply prompt assiaance
TO wounded and exhausted soldiers on the battle
field, and transport them ia the most proper and
efficient way 10 The horpirlL lie Informs us that
similar organizations eAst IN most European arfnier.
He il recrolng bis men from among bose who have
some practical acquaintance with tho frst prncI les Of
surgery.
From pamphlet which Mr. Lichtenstein hasis-ued,
we learn that lie PROPOSES 20 allow for division Of
1900 men m ambulance battalion Of three companies
numbering altogether 2iO men under command Of
major captains, lisuenants and elb-oible'. Accord-
%
Each company h. be composed Of two different stetons'
n nv Gos 20 cary the wounded the
oh.I consist s,poenced iht uudrriaHd At
~bs tnd Of med,ni aud Temporary beip hfeqlfed 10
conduct the transport Of the wounded.
implements Of he force of oach company Gre 90 con
"On. chief sbasnaews3n w'a tens liran'Portab. bar
One 9r spsdr., sh YES sPsra ard different other
ools aud itsfs. . -, .
"Tso wagon. so aor.e. one with The proper n,sdch,
for and l,ns NO for the h.syy wounded
rnsbs and also water sofs aud nnnoc' Of flsnoff'
B@i phs every wagon /, TO h,yo anuuber iesherpo,s
eta pouches FOR h-nds' tools Of auTs'y and cN''p'h To-
$50 a3v''ao b,,s the force firhe1 with
drrss snds'ry carry little rcd Gag, thor
csrs. 40 as to di iin;g.sh llcin Gon The rest"
SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Seventh WaId Republican Association held
interesting Thursday evening lasi. speeches
on th. yIeent c-is Of the country were delivered by
I,aac j. Oliver, E-q., and i. Frankenhemer, Esq,
and patriotic Gongs u.re sung by james NJ. Ande,Bon.
The Audience large ND enthu.iistic, and three
cheers We're ryen Tor Ga, foegkera and s.n 3rs three
mo for the jui0u the Coz ,.ituliJn and The Laws,
and three mod gori1us shoatb for he star Spauglef
Banner, which decorated the room. Edward " Skid
more was unanimously rocei adelogate 10 tbe Repub
an Genital Cnmmi Tee in Place Of Tromas Murphy,
who had regoved from the Wand. hr. shidmors Id
well kuoan as clerk Of the Jefferson Market Police
Court, and as Secretary Of the Republican Centr'l
Club.
HOW rAMIIIEs OF NOLLNTELEs hKE PROYIDLD