New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

headquarters of the regiment, at Pythsgoras Hail. No.
1A Canal street, or to the camp, will be gratefully
acknowledged.
SEVENTY FIFTH RIFLES.
Col Dudge) McCnnn's regiment Of Irish Rifles IS
situ ted in spot Of like sylvan atracrious with The
preceding. Broadway Park, name hitherto mgioiy
knOwn only TO the frequenes of BOoE ieSd e Road,
is wooded, uuduatiDg space slopng beautifully to-
ward tire Hudson, and embr0 ing an exquisite view,
through green shrubbeTy and tall trees, OF the river
AID the towering banks Of Weehawken It's location
is at The corner If Br adway and Nnetysecond street.
Col McCuun's regiment musfers $50 men, who are
qisrtered in various buildings, one Of which Is an ex.
ttnsiye dinceb0use heretofore Occu led by Sunday mhd
holiday excnnionirts. Ample cooking and bedding
materiaq have 6een provided but neither clothing nor
arms have yet been attiiGa lie.
Out of each company dozen ~ least are oareIoos,
bnt The ground il pleasant, ard complaints are not
thought Of. About 200 Of the regiment are already
yell drilled, and the rest are pretty well vered ia all
the movements which can BIO acquired without the
musket An inspection will take place on Wedr esday.
All hands cheerful and baPPy the fiddle, with pc
cular Irish music, accompanied by peculiar Irish dane
ing, constitutes STANDARD amusement About 100 more
en- will be received, and may report to Capt haya
nagh of Company T. or any o'ber officer present.. TIE
Field Officer are Col. j II. McCunn, Lieut.. Col. John
Burke, and Major Dennis G. Miuturn.
TWENTIETH REGIMENT.
The Goth Regiment, Col. Webber, which is located
at Turtle Bay, foot Of fityLhird street, f. X, has
u.
10 get away, and 10 engage in the CONTEXT at once
They sIe to 90 to-day If ready for service, aud they
assert that they are ready.
TmRTY-FiRsT REGIMENT.
Col. Prats regiment old not leave the Park yester-
day, as was Anticipated. Il was intended that they
should take the place Col McCheeney Louayes,
bpt owing TO hat reg ment not going away yesterday
The cbln.e was deferred Tie 9Th Company, OF ~
men, Inspected yesterday forenoon, and the IVth
Conn any will he inspected to-day.
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
The splendid stand Of coors prepared for presenta-
ton To the 18th Regiment will be taken 20 Annapolis
to-day, by John 4. Dayton, esq TO be delivered 20
Col. Smith on behalf of the donOrs-a number OF lady
admirer. OF the regiment.
Tie Brook YIN fhalaux have received orders 10 go
into quarters on ) aten Island.
Several of the East Brooklyn and East New-YoTk
Churches have prepared bavelocks and underclotnng
for the 9th Regiment, now ut Camp Union, va
which will be rent to their destination the first oPpor-
tnhiy. Donations still continue to be received by
Edw. Weibe Hunter street, near Gates avenue.
flag will be raised the Church Of the Restora-
ton, corner Of Monroe Lace and Chrk street, this
afternoon.
THE SECOND REGIMENT NETWORK STATE MILITIA.
IO N, Edie,y Of The ~ y. TriJuae.
SIR viii you have the goodness to allow me to con-
taGict publicly statements 10 various daily
p per- retle ting on the "a Regiment NewYOrk State
Militia. Some have left the regiment, and We
pleased at their removal but enough still remain
to keep up the organization and maintain the honor OF
tue Sc, oud. The facts connected with tie ease
these We left Amory under orders from the
Governor Of the State and pre-umipg we were correct
accepted orders 10 depart Tor Washington under ordes
from the Union Defe Sc Committee. On arriving at
the Capital our fret quartered In PeDnsyl-
ysbia avenue and food for the was provided by
order of the COmmandaDt without regard 10 cost.
There grounds fer comIain The food for
the men was really better than that the officers re-.
ceived WHO boarded at their expense in hotels.
Tie mr. anies went 10 restaurants under command Of
commissioned officer, aud he lowest amount paid for
their meals was 80 cents per man per nell even dain
tie provided for then: .:;. suv errs,rr 2rion
~ hose ieiurnila wool" a1a considered Injuries a.
home indeed | can attribute their course to botbng
,ayeaptrv desire on their part TO visit The capital at
the ex ense If the Government. Our Colonel worEed
manfully ably assited by the field and stan ofheers
10 ave all bis men well cared for and made
comfortable in the selection OF the camp ground
he evlnced proper understanding Of The
necessities Of The men. Sheltered on two sides by
groves the river within ehort distance, where the
men oould battle in perfect secnsion, aud line water
from yarioue sPriugs IN the immediate VSl.h rem
dend it perfect. Men going ont 20 light for their
country and inspired with Patriotism, are rarely in-
clined TO grumble; but going DOT for other puF-
poses than assisting their country viii ri-e cIes Tor
little cause. The regiment having gone unier oIceIs
from the Union Deenfe Committee, the Nice-Presi-
dent gave prompt di ecion 10 provide everything that
the men required, and not only necefsCs bu, luxG-
rias were Supplied After declining to subscribe 10
n e oath tie recusans had take IN the City OF New
York the Colonel directed bis QuartermHster 90 re-
conduct them 20 the quarters they Lad left in WASH
iugton, provide for them while there and pay their
passage to the City of New-York and he had hight
TO presume they would not Pablish their own disgrace
ON their arrival. The writer hos been with his regi
mept sin.e il left the city, and yied various encaup
monts In and about Wellington, aud hae 10 meu
more comfortable. This assertion will be substan-
tiated by every man now in Camp Draper. No diff
cnlty stands cur way, and we Ill hone an opportu-
nity will soon be afforded the State Guard TO prove
themselves able TO maintain their honOrs and carry
their coors There is disgrace now attached to the
%; tlat wiped out when The seceders LETT the
camp. ihoa y h; hfoii,t
street, New-York
Irrk Tuue g.