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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
Is WASHINGTON SAFE


On Ssturda 7 gentleman called Oh us WHO on ac-
count of illh' 1'h, vas recently soournerin Florida,
and who has ytst tome through Georgia, South Cnro-
lima, Alaba ia, and Mississippi. lie says that the
people OF lie rest Of The country have No eoIee(ton
of the rush which The peope OF all hosc States have
for some d: s pasC been a,sktg and are now making
for kicbm ,nd, tie headquarters of the Southern army
destined ioT tro conquest of Washington Cny and Tie
District # ColaLs. lie says, that, in all biz Journey
he did sot solitary railroad tram, gong ~ the
direction ef R n1ond that not loaded With trooI ana uu
ni0as From hrvrton during the two d,!s ne sts
there se started for the Virginia rendezvou. ne
states hat III; nd rapid movements are not reported
In the Conn 1erse States bot he has no uoup hs
the Richmond viii prove tremendous IN u. eAsh oi
He sll the he met srh, riithy
Of the conquest OF Washington al
tSsy ,,t a. sced already Lhed and
determination l. the Pubhc
not leaving stone dpob another
the Administration Of its friends
in adequate fiDt idea cf the extent
SUD " the preparations made Tor ~ ssrk upon
Wahs no obscs wbstever has been or 10 in the o.
the III OF uoops Richmond from twenty OF
tbuty ruhern r sds AID ere well convinced that bat
think, the at Richmond this day II 1t
hss moved ul, ashioston douhiy nlnbo the army IN
the and made Up Of As good hshps men I" can De
| iouDe world
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
A REGIMENT OF ATHLETES.

inspected by Major Hubbe and Surgeon Hanson made
the medi,al examination Only siX men in the Regi'
ment were rejected. Each company, on beng III,
spected took the oath support the Constitutions of
the United States and the State Of Ncw-fork. Ire
Turner Rifles are composed entirely of members OF the
German unverein and Of great activity and vigorous
ef the companies Of members OF the sing
ing Clubs OF tie Turnvercn, and patriotic well sung vi"
not wanting the Rifles 10 battle and cheer the dn
ne,s t marches The officers have al service IN
he regular armies of Europe aud many them men who
iough, aud held rank in the armies of liberty 10 Germany Mt
kmckhnhp Predent of The Tunen Association has b.ea
m,ny 10 runena in organizing the Regiment aud viii proba'
bly be Adin'ant. - :,
Colonel Webrr Major Francis W, Adutant X. klackhuhn
Surgeon Hansen . 80 ~,
The Csptsins far chosen are Mayer Brakin IocEss
ner Oo eruet Lim,ey Uoehn Stuupf SchuepE The Hee
nent contains 10 compnies 13O and wi1 muster into
serNiee cod be issigned qusrters to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

Tho Ith REGIMENT were 10 have taken up their
quarters in the New Marine Barracks yesterday, but
were cleatly disappointed when made aware that the
buildings bad not vet been accepted from the conIac'
tor by the Government, although they are COM e'e
and in every way fit for tn ues Tor when thcy are
intended. The regiment viii remain at the aIeenal for
the pre,ent. T1e Field, Staf, and Company ohcers
are iollJwa:
Colonel Alir,d ~ Wood; Li-uensnt Colonel y. Fowler
M.ior j. Joudsn. Adiatsnt A " H. Oil fnsipeer Richard
But; surgeon T. Hor-son; Assistant bnrgeonf, Jsm-s L.
ter q t.aon; QuseIua'sr. \. CAcidayi tonmi.sary,
H. L. Crawford Company A-Captain. X b. Jordan Lieu--
nsnt, J. D. McCla,icL J. W. style Company b-caP,sD
(,ofr. Naons LietenAnis J. Etcni'n T. H. Pierce. Com
pspy C-C,psin Wn. NJ Baperi Li-utenau David Myrr''
" II. Burnett Company D.-Capt.n & bsi~in; Lieu!
suan. r. 1horton, }. Jones. tonPny h-t sp'ain l.. D.
sis-rsi Lirurnsnis ". N. b. Middleton Geo. :, hcoch'
Ion.psny F-C.ptsn, A. y. HnIsce Lieu'.nans y saicr
Jas Jofcsn lompsny &C spisin, o. fsgs LiruIenAhts
l.. H. Ludlow, J. +. Go0denough oo
The Regiment contains eight companies Of % non
commi STONED officers and privates each, and one
How iizer Company OF 20 men, uf ich D. Meleer l..
LIST Lieutenant aud j. halt ID Lieutenant drum
corps Of l6 members attached 10 the Regiment. The
uniforms were given 10 those who bad not before re-
ceived them, lsst evening. The Regiment Is now
CONF Ieiely equipped
TO have sailed With the 2Sth Regiment on Tuesday
have returned 10 the city, there being accommodate
ton for them on board the Star Of the South. The
18Th Reserve are now quartered 1t the Arsenal
The policemen Of the Fourth Precinct, Brooklyn,
rsised splendid banner n few days since from the
Slation-H House. The money was collected from among
the members. They also subscribed liberal sum for
the wife Of OF the policemen Of their ID tct who
il in needy circumstances, her husband having joined
the l.Ih Regiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

ARREST OF SLvE.TRADERs.-Distri Attorney
Smith applied yesterday to U. s. Commissioner White
for warrants against Albert Horn and Henry G. Crsw'
ford for being engaged in the slave trade. The war
rants were issued, and the accused arrested Mr..
Horn isa well.known merchant in Beaver street. -
charged With ttiug out the steamship City Of Norfolk.
in June last for the purpose of engaging her IN ths
slave trade Mr. Crawford is arrested on charge OK
piracy it being alleged that he had command Of tho
steamer at the time she was of the Coast OF Africa
with 500 negroes on board. The steamship was SUBJ
sequently seized oil Cuba by Spanish man-oi'waf'
The accused were committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

The Committee conduct their business under three
heads: The equipment of regimentsi their Shipment;
the rr ef of the families Of soldiers. Persons uakiny
applications uDder either of there heads should 40 so
with duIy anthepriaied papcrs fully setting forth the
objects and grounds OF the apule..ic, a,,.,can's
cannot be too explicit aud no one should omit complete
authorization Of papers to be presented.
Maior-Gep Wool meets with The Comritte, daily.
and in many respects tie ois:..aaion is PLAYING
important part. We beg rsspectfully to call Their es-
reciai aucr1 to the su1Jeet Of the Uniforms OF sol.
should have been, either In cusiyo or make We tave
head nunbsr of complaints from recruits who though
not in s5e field ten days, are already iu dilapdatd
condition.. The uniforms which Ohio gives TO her sol.
diers c,st from sE 10 800 each. Half of that sum
would be too much for the outfit Of of our re-
crnifs We plead for the soldier, and pray that not
single cent Of what is his due 9r woni Increase bis
comfort shall bo permitted to Ind its way into the
pocket OF contractor or sr;ler.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

The Regimsnt of Infantry which Col Won steih"enr
il organizing for service in behalf of the United Safes
Government numbers at preseLt three huhared anu M
seventy enlisted men Many Of these are from the
eouu,r, and depend for their support npon
Mr q n Mclean Of the Citizen, Insurance o., NO :. " o
.rect b,, consented receive subscrpon' lbe on
Ger, The regiment have ell received military rdncaoh III
.hool. corr pondpg WesPont Academy: 1heS sei
Won steinwrhr, formerly ofihe bnn-"ick service
Sed,l fplmeily OF the Holsten service
Won Si,rubeig. formerly o the Austf nan service
Ilrsu. formerly ofihe Austrian service
Schulz. Formerly Of the Austrian service
yoa Frsnyois formerly Of the Pruss an service
Won Nos,itl formerly oi the Prussian 'f-sice
Ueryo, formerly Of the Prus,ian serSt
Won Zschu.ehcu. fn usctly OF the Prussia. sslsiCs.
Wenbold formerly OF I'll Hosein service.
sa,. formerly OF tho Brunswick service.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

concern Nessr Taylor DckipsoD Nos s. and OF roItn
street. wb, keep constantly empioye between po and w
this particular work Ths sylo Of he Uniform tho
same that Of the United saes amy blue N s"d peh's
and ds blue ock coat with metal beon aud shoulder sea
bede lam ,birs aud drawers The quality OF NE cotn
il even better than that @ ne iy ,sed IN the eny 'he principle
adopted being that will be cheaper in the end 70 lusn
good article than psck of the ,sca,' r. neap @c.i,
nD.de, and un.eIyiceabe uniforms. ntsnt tdyo. pes
son received the crder Major Acpsne out iour oI s
days sin O. ard ~ the lst VI this wees they e''' :"
IN ke shipment OF good share OF the first $40 suits .
w. are persnad.i that our might safely IT, ste the
example OF Ohio. instances at least eeruits have been
sen ID in nniiorns not only poorly made bu, Of cloth that viii
stand but tti wear Some of the regiments viii iaevraby
nave 70 Dc in e than sixty days Indeed hrrady
k 10 recruits IN washing
ton Of The wr"ch. stun Of which their uniforms were male
and especially Of the shabbs "oAma9snp 81 sna aon %
,e, in s deieu should b.ys al tne comforts a. ven sa
Tor a. possible ~ dc aud them 10 this Tc'pec' sn 'Ae"''
ths, should De punished
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

BrrL's HxAD.-Thc slight rise in the Beef Cattle
market, mentioned as occurring at the opening on
Tuesday was fully maintained to the close yesterday,
and say that 5000 of the 5000 bullocks
yarded in Forty fourth street. cold at rates equi.
valeut to az! cents pound for the net weight OF
beef; the quality being very even and good and the
supply though $50 more than the previous week. mons
too much for the demand, at the advanced rate. we
are requested to call the attention Of the Supernteu'
dan of Police to the sale Of bulocks in Sixth street.
east of Third avenue Sunday. Also to the sale Of
calves at the stables, Fourth avenue and Forty-ffh
street. that are unfit for food than anything ever
seized in Washington market. Calves that sell at %
cents each are bought butchered and eaen by humaa
beings and the police look IN and laugh. Bah; whist
food.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE REGIMENTS IN QUARTERS.

The following are the quarters Of the different regi-
mcnts mustered into service
First Regiment National Guards, Col. w. Il. Allen,
1860 men, HcsI iial building. Staten Leland. ooo
The Second Re gment y. y. State Alill'ia ?O0 men,
occupy private quarters until ordered nto service.
Col Wilson's Zouaves, $40 strong, are quar'ered ia
the old Government houscs, Staten Island
A comyany of the Naval Brigade under Lient Bart
lett are qusrered in the Government bull ling, staten
Island. o,,o,
occnpy the auarters at No. 73 Broadway, 100 strong
The TbirteeIth Regiment, Ne,tchester Chasseuis,
Col. Lansing, have 100 men at No. '3 Broadway while
the remainder occupy company barrachs. n,
The Ist Regiment NewYok Union Volunteers, Col
c. f. Pratt have 100 qnartereda at No. 600 Pearl street,
and 300 in company barracks
The lit Regiment National Zouaves Col Morgan,
700 are onarieIed at the Dviron Arsenal corner Elm
and Whie streets, ana IammaDy Hall. The LouaVeS
have received their uniforms.
The lst Regiment California Volunteers, Col. Baker,
have % men quarered at No. 5u Broadway, aud 6oo
in company barracks. o.o
The ist Regiment German RRes, Col Blenker, oio
men, are dunItered AT Palace Gaifen.
The lst Regiment Scott Life Guard, Col. nudson
are quartered AT the Central Park Arenal.
The 10Th Regiment, Highland Guards, are not quar-
tered nor fed by the Quarermaster-General Depart
mcnt They ~i occupy quarters at sandy HOOK.
The New-Yurk Stale Steuben Volunteers, Col. a. IL
Benix 4 men, are in barracks oil Laudernan +, near
the Railroad Depot
The New.York Zouaves, Col Hawkins, have been
transferred TO Center Market where they Will remain
until quarters are prepared for them.
The IL, Regt Advance Guard Col. Duryea, are
auarlered u Fort Schuyler 100 strong. Part OF the
regiment are eneampei al out tie fort.
| The 10Th Regiment y. y. 5. NJ, 200 men, from
Kin. sron, n " are quartercd at the barracks on
| the City Hall Park.
The Ssh Regiment. have been ordered to private
oua,terr bat receive raiioDs from DiysioD Arsenal
The ~ Regiment n. y. \. NJ, Col Iomi kins, have
been ordered 10 relieve the 18th in camp on me ba
tery and will proceed TO the encAmpment AZ e'o'A
| this morning.
The Albany Corps Of Burgesses Capt. kingsley, ar
rived Yesterday and quarered ia the NE" Brihehr
/ on the Park -.
TIE Ouarternas,er.G Generals Department continues
Ia dstriui. about H. eco raiions call, TO troops quar-
tered N and shout the city. About l,W0more, occupy
| ing their private dwengs, have been enrolled rnd
accepted, While fully 3,CQ men on incomplete f.i'
| have not yet been mustered into servico.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
FRENCH MASS MEETING.

Last evening mass meeting of the French citizens
OF New.York was held at the Steuben House. in the
Bowery, A. Suireau in the chair. A Committee on
Resolutions, consisting Of A. Roll, L. Heinrich, v.
Fader, and c. Fromeut reported preambeand resolu-
tions which Get forth that the Frenchmen Of New
York had had no organ TO represent their views upon
the subject Of the present cobfct that they believed
the conflict to lie based upon the institution Of Slavery,
which they all abh0red and for the abolition OF which
they long hoped; that Committee Of Seven be ap-
pointed organize corps OF volunteers for Govern
ment service, ulsO Committee OF 1--WE 10 proclre
provi.ions for the families of volunteers and that all
who did not 90 into actual war service should form
themseves into Safety Guard; that the Government
should perseverc in its energetic policy, and that they
promise il their aid aud srccor in the struggle.
The resolutions were discussed with groat warmth,
aud the expressions against Slavery, and in favor of
purified Union, Indicated the sentiment oi the meeting
generally.
Mr. Francis Bernaroy said that the French pOpula-
ion of this city behind the other naturaz ci-
in the spontanety with which response had been
made TO the call OF the President. This he attributed
the evil exerlions of the Courier des Etots Uns
lie said that every Fronchman worthy Of the name
was ashamed Of the conduct Of that paper.
Mr.. Michon glanced at the general enor Of the
Oluiions and said that it their duty that
casion 10 assert Themselves unmatakably in favor Of
the great principle Of Liberty for every man in every
country.
Mr.. Qucsuo said he believed that all Frenchmen,
whether royalists whatever they were
protessed TO be, he'd the opinion in regard TO
Slavery, namely, that IL evil which must be
blotted out before TIE march Of advancing civilization
and the onward tread Of Independent industry and their
concomiant nierests; they believed that Tie abolition
of Slavery be the result Of the pending war. All
the soldiers Of the lafayette Guards to
serve the Government, but it was his opinion and be-
lief that large proportion OF their officers and tho
reverend Chap Of The Courier des Etats Unis,
had done everything IN their power TO discourage
them.
Dr. Bucly, Mefsrs. Roll, Labostie, and others
spoke on the resolutions at length, and they were
Ultimately adopted.
The Committees Were subsequently appointed, and
the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

TIE NEw JUsrrcEs.-The new Police Justice ana
Justices Of the Peace elected last November entered
upon the discharge of their duties yesterday. Justice
Perry in place Of Justice Cornwell, occupied the
Hack Inspectors Office his own room being IN pro-
cess OF renovation Jus,io" Adams in place of Juscs
Voorhes, aud Jusiice Boerum, in place Of Justice
Blachlcy occupied the where justice bad been
administered by their predecessors. The business be-
fore them was very little. The public mind being ab'
sobed in military matters not much attention is paid 70
Police Court Affairs. But few have been made
within the last two weeks-not enough to keep one
Justice employed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
NEW PORTABLE HUT,

Mr.. A. Derrom has erected ia the Park portable
hu, II feet square, which weighs sbont iWo pounds
and which can be put together in ten minutes BY
trained men, II costs 500 lie believes it superior to
,ents in that il dry, has floor will not wear out or
blow down gives good ventilation, ard man can ''nd in any
norton o Alhon.h for CONVEX ence better have but
ye, any number Of them 30 cosnsced 90 TIA,
COMPANY resucn' be tousedtogether fd-'rshe for
sp.. permanent csmps II Is decidedly superior to tents,
with which Il together surgcs it, use her
ever a camp can be approached by steamers
The Eng and aud France now huit up
in huts shown they the
lives OF many soldiers Mr Derroa spp Tor pser
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

The BRIG JoHs BELL.-We are informei. through
private source that this brig which s,i.ea from In.s
captured on the st OF April the south side o.
near Cienfaegos, by Spanish war steamer soe na
on board When taken, about four hundred H,sans, T
having lost some eghtytwo or the passage ans sf,sr
fcers and crew were finally taken TO Havana a''eI
iardn~ at severol Places, and we believe that most "a
them have been soi at liberty. charleston Men, "40'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

MoyIsG-DAY.-The weather yesterday was rsshe1
dis agreeable for families Compelled to move. and con.
siderable annoyance was the result in many cases.
There was not, however, as much moving as on the
st of May one year ago. All who could, took advan.
age of the fair weather the day previous, and enered
their new homes. Hence there was not as mach con-
fusion as would otherwise have been the case. There
was 10 difficulty in procuring the services Of carmen
any portion os the day. The prices made up for Lack
of custou--s2 50 and 50 per load being generally
charged.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE FIRST NEW-JERSEY REGIMENT.

Gen Hatfield has Issued AL order for the Isl hegi'
ment, Hudson Brigade get ioto immediate readioess
for active service Recruiting has commenced aud the
men de,iug il will be furnished with quarters aud
ub,i-ence TIE Sd Regiment OF Artillery VIII also
hold Themselves ia readiness for service.
ACo.sr Gu,RD.-Twelve citizens of Jcrsey City
have Organized Il em-.ve. into Harbor Police, and
intend keep constant watch for suspicious Vessels
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.

The information received from Washington yestsr-
day while it left no doubt of the present security Of
the Capital rendered it quite probable that there will
be a conflict at no very distant day. The Government,
i, believed is now fully up to the mark which popu
lar sentiment 30 plainly indicates There. is to be
delay in sendng forward oops, and regiments will be
embarked 80 rapidly az they can be equipped.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
UNIFORMS.

The State Of Ohio has adopted business-libe and
honest way to supply her recruits with uniforms
and equip them for the war. The suits are all to be
aniform complete, liberal and servceablc. Contracts
have been given to men who will do the work with an
eye 10 the faithful performance Of their obligations to
the State and the soldier, rather than getting the
largest amount of moDeg out Of the Treasury. The
frsi contracts were for 900 Uniforms One contract
was give. TO Major WcDanels of Dayton, who is now
in this city experimenting in pcrfon every part OF s
Performance, The work IL Leing done at The extensive
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
couRr or OYER AND TERMINER-MAr L-be'0se'
~" Jlsice ISGAAnAN

THE usckLrr c@sIknrr ll,sr ;od;S,ed for crimf.,
I'm the case vi Andrew j. Hackley inai.eu os % IT.
nal IA 10 rspd jury the bis plea of not snn
oy @ Id sn,lty He al.o stipulated In case n should
% decided that he not privileged 10 fe,uss
answer he question ths, he viii answer thst ana ~ On.
orr oue.tions on subject before ANY ora
,,on him. Ii be does or II IL 10 decided ths nc
70 snswer the Distinct Attorney consents .a
IA the Supreme Court General Term I'VE ~
The Coqrt of Appeals. The will therefore be 1s'
Jnne Term Of the Court Of Appeals ,.u.x
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
WILSON'S ZOTAVES.

This corps is sill Staten Island Great COM
plaips are made by the Islanders of depredatons com
nilted by these men, such robbing soesand houses
-Itorins money through ear and other petty csie' Dug
there suppoe that these acts committed oy camp
lowers take advantage 0i the reputation Of loion
WILSON,. regiment commit these crimes The so.ne ne es
cnt the better both that Il leave its Dad name
behind and acquire aud 10 get nd o sne "te'en'
yho
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
SUPREME COURT-CnAxBKRs-MH I-be'o" '''
W. HOFFMAN.

THE HACKLEY UABfAs Cohroo'
In re- Andrew J. Hsckley: l. ,.halS
The hearing the babeas corpus for COZ.
Of Andrew - osn for The Judge sss'sa asS .nsi n
the case would be carried whisi ever M Monday neI
,oud be ast as well postpone the Tenn Counsel
IN be hnad In the first at the ra The csss vnx
an hot ,i.s arquiesced in this susse'ti0n' AHs Wv
pos tponod accordingly
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
DIED..
" ~. Ann. s.ses, widow -

srAoG-on Wednesday, May !. Mrs. Anna S'Ass "'''"
BENJAMIN Stagg -. = ~, -. ...,.ctfnlv invited ~
a,tend her funeral at st. fhomsss Caurch, on Ss1vooa
inst a. ociock. The reuaas viii be tskee W "''v''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE GERMAN REGIMENT.

Subscriptions received at the office OF the treasure
Room No. =. No. 80 Pine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF THE SIH REGI-
MENT.
We have been furnished with the following for pnb-
!hcatOn:
8rH REGIMEsT N. Y STATE MHITIA,(
ASsAPoLIs, April %, 1861. :
GEo.: We arrived here safe and sound Friday
morning, the 26tb, after magnifcentfail the old
Atlantic aud Chesapeake Day. There any guam
,yof seackness board of which did not feel the
sligbtest symptoms TIE ship was crowded that
we bad to sleep rolled up in blankets the upper
deck with knapsacks for pillow, and the bright
star and the flag for covering Everyone is in
the best Of health, particularly my honorable self
was on guard night before last of the outposs,
and we expected an attack that night. tell you il
was icksh business because l had TO be watching
seveIeen ways at once. There has been three spies
caught within our camp. 4 suppose they will be
hanged shot, that is the WAY that spies and trai-
.ors in times are served.
The Massachusetts Regiment, 69tb, 18th and 9th Of
Albany are stationed along the road 10 Washington,
aud we are patiently waiting the arrival Of more
troops that We proceed To the City Of Washiog
,.on. The reason for our having to wait for
troops is that we have TO keep 5000 200 troops
here all the tme protect this place against tr5o
As oson regiment arrives another leaves for
Washington.
wall have to stop The mail closes Tell Mr. Sea-
bury that his all well and right side up with
care. My love To all. Your Brother
BILL TYSON.
Pease excuse the writing, as my knapsack is NY
writing desk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

part of his troops and assure you, with the exeep
ton of some from Missssipp, they are the most God
forsakenookpg mor,als ever my fortune 70 see